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Symptoms of Dlstreu Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
DU(TO EXCESS ACID
QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
Ask About 15-Day Tria| Offer!
()vet five rnilIi,ln pacl, age f the
WILLARD TREA TM£N T have been ld
for relief of symptoms ot dlst re srlsing from
Itomach and Ddenal Ulcers due to mrs-
CeU A©ld--Poor Dllestlen, Sour or UpI
Stomach, Galmlnns, Heartburn, $1oep-
less.e, etc., due to ESeS Acid. A.k for
**WIIlard't Mesa|e" which fully explai
this home treatmeot--|relv'at
MeCONKEY PHARMACY
PREPP'S REXALL Wri)RE
THOMAS
ORGAN
DEALER
Ask About Our
Rental Plan
JOHNNY'S
MUSIO BOX
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
i ii f i i i 1]
No. 1 Farm
Chain Saw
all low all
$16980 .
NBW
HO M E LITB
SAEGER
MOTOR SHOP
HILLCREST
Phone HA 6-4602
realized this week by Harry
C|lrist,)pilersnil, nlainte]ltince arid
eon.truction m]perintendent for
Mason County roads, when he pur-
chased a partnership interest in a
bowling alley.
Effective this past Monday, the
Shelton man and Don Anderson of
Centralia became owners of the
Centralta Bowl, an 8-lane bowling
alley in the Iwis County com-
munity.
Anderson has managed the bowl
for several months for the owner
whom they bought out. Christoph-
erson has held his position with
the county for the past lZ years
after returning to the U.S, from
malty years service with the U.S.
Bureau of Roads in Africa and
the Middle East on highway con-
stnmtion projects.
Mrs. Chrlstopherson wlll join
her husband in Centralia as soon
as they are able to sell their two-
year-old home adjoining the Shel-
ton-Bayshore golf course.
LOWE LARRUPS 668
IN OOMMEROIAL
MEN'S COMMERCIAL
Delight Park ..................... 18 6
Local 161 ............................ 15 9
Ritner's Highballers ........ 14 10
Gott Oil ................................ 14 10
Verle's Sporting Goods .. 10 14
Moose Lodge ...................... 9 15
Wingard's Sport Shop ...... 9 15
Hansen's Union Oil .......... 7 17
High total---Sonny Lowe 658
Sonny Lowe had his ball socked
in solidly on the headpin last week,
producing a 658 series (211-244-
203) whicl was 91 pins higher
than his closest challenger for
scoring honors, who happened to
be his teammate, .Dale Yost, and
Harry Peteon of Wingard's Sport
Shop, sharing a 567 count.
Lowe and Yost led Ritner'a
Highballera to a 3-1 victory over
league-leading Delight Park (Bob
Whitmarsh 520). The same mar-
gin of success was enjoyed by
Peteraon's club in its match
against Verle's Sporting Goods
(Dale McCianahan 560) and Gott
Oil (LIoyd Clark 520) against
Hanson Oil (Fred Snelgrove 547l.
Local 161 (Arn Cheney St. 549)
drew with the Moose (Gerry Hart
50O).
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
Sheltnn Union Service .. 18 10
Evergreen Texaco ......... ]7 11
Jim Pauley Inc .............. 161 11.,
101 Park In .................. 14 14
Byrne & Batstrone ........ 10 18
Buechel'a Garage ........ 81/, 19V
High game--.Audrey Preppernau
214
High total---Audrey Preppernau
519.
GOTT OIL COMPANY
Modern, filtered oil heat is odorless anl
reduces dust. It's the care/reD way ts
heat your home--especially with ou/
Cortifled Comlort plan to serve you.
Certified Corn/orS brings you premium
grade, better-burning SHELL Heating
0il. And premium service, too with
automatic oil deliveries by courteous
drivers. Call mow for doubly" dependable
Certifisd Comfort heating oil |ervice,
Costs nothing oztral
SAFE! CLEAN! HEALTHYI
GOTT OIL CONPANY
tELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURIAU- Published tn ,Uhds#masown, U.3.A.," Shelton, Washington
Bud Temple Blasis
First 600 Series In
Swing Shift League
SWING SHIFT IEAGIiE
W L
BAYSHORE ROAD PHONE HA 6-3322 OR S-6207
DOUBLES CHAMPS--Hazel Cumming, Dot Barnaby.
TEAM CHAMPSMildred Daniels, Sara Ander-
son, Ann Cole, Gwen Carder, Jeanne Peterson
ALL-EVENTS CHAMPPhyl Ziegler
Hemlockers .............. 15 9
Woodworms .................... 14 10
Phtners ........................... 13 11
Log Peelers .................. I2!,., lit,_',
Chasers .......................... 12, ., 11!.,
Strippers ......................... 11 13
Mixers .............................. 11 13
Pin Bender's .................. 7 17
High game. Bud Temple 244
High total--Bud Temple 605
Bud Temple drew the honor of
recording the first 600 series rolJed
in the Swing Shift bowling league
when he hit a 605, which elevated
the Hemlockers into first place.
It produced a 3-1 victory over
lhe Log Peelers (Wes Rau 558)
and was attained on games of 163-
198-244, the latter the afternoon's
best single game. Rau's 219 ran
second best as did his series.
In other play, the Mixers (Dells
Pielioff 474) and the Pin Benders
(Hal Schnitzer 502) were shutout
winners over the Planers (Ed Er-
iekson 503) and the Strippers
(Charley Longshore 450) while the
Woodworms (George Anderson
507) lost their top rung elegance
in a 2-2 stalemate with the chas-
ers (Roy Petty 511}.
DONKEY BASKETBALL
BACK TO SHELTON ON
Donkey basketball, that zany
sport which packed the Shelton
gymnasium with laughter- laden
fans a year ago, is coming back
to Sheiton again.
The date ia Friday night, March
6, the hour 7:30 p.m, the oppon-
ents a combined team of Shelton
teachers and Lions Club members
against the Simpson Recreation
Association.
General admission will be 75¢
for adults, 50¢ for youngsters with
profits of the rollicking affair to
be used for a charitable purpose.
Last year the Lions Club purch-
of Olympic Plywood team (Simpson women's
league).
JEANNE PETERSON
WOMEN'S PIN PREXY
Over 100 members of the Shel-
ton Women's Bowling Association
:gathered tn Moose Hall at the
i Shelton airport Monday night fox"
! the annual trophy awards and
eh:ction banqnet.
i
Jeanne Peterson was elected
president, Rubye Y'risken vice-
president, Emily Keir was re-
elected m,cretary, Betty Robertson
treasurer, and Evelyn Eliot ser-
geant-at-arms.
Winners of the various events
in the annual aaoelation tourna-
ment coneloded a week earlier
were presented their trophies (sec
djotaing pictures for identtfica-
ion).
WOMEN'S COM'MERCIAL
W L
Richfield C)il ................. 19 9
Darigoid ........................... 17 11
Timber Bowl ................... 16/ llU,
Eells and Valley ........... 13 141,._',.
Gott Oilerettes .............. 13 15
Ming Tree .................... 13 15
Ralph's ............................. 12 16
Don's Flying A ........... 8 20
High game .Kay Gott 213.
High series -.-Phyllis Ziegler 557.
JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL
Centralia 36, Shelton 33
Miller 46, Wasbington 22
Hopkins 35, Hoquiam 33
North Kitsap 39, B'ainbridge 28
West Brem. 36, South Kitsap 29
Pt. Townsend 31, Central Kit. 30
!Bef0rey0u start feeding at00.ffi/59 car.** See the Compact i
i '59 Rambler:
' } Save more than ever •
: -- on first cost, gas, upkeep .
e L::jmbm ...... , 1 ' ...... : ','::: ........ e
@ : , !: ; ....... .,_ /: •
• . 'i ::" •
• You'v e soon the others grow In Size and price RAMBLER AMERICAN STATION WAOON •
• now see how much .... more, you ('an mtve w'tht . Sa $$00 on FIrst Cost •
• ieamblur. Hundreds on first cost. New gm eros- __ as00 leas.than otherleainll i
• stay. Top r[sa]e .... Easiest parking. Pcrsonal'lzed . , low-or)cog wagons nasa0 on --
(Olllfort" (, " " • ,.. a comparison Ol umsned •
, . e..tonal sofa front, s(ats hde bat.
..... . g ,k .::.,.. .,: mnnulactur suesPe prts,
• and torth mdivzd.dly. Go 1rambler 6 or V-8 Full 5 psssenSer room. •
• " "r.,: .' •
: KIMBEL MOTHS INO., 707 S. I sl Sl., Shelton :
• @
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COMING
MARCH 6
ased an ortho-rater to test school
children's eyes. An audio-rater is
one of the things being considered
for this year's project by the par-
ticipating groups.
Donkcy basketball is played fl'om
thc backs of trained donkeys. The
services of the nationally-known
Buckeye, Donkey Ball Club have
been cured for this year's ex-
hibition.
RAYONIER RESEARCH
, W L
Maintenance .................. 21 I1
Ce]lulouses ...................... 20 12
Pin Curlers .................... 19Vz 12{.
Wood Birds ..................... 17,.. 14/,
Silva Foxes .................... 16 16
Rayonettes ...................... 12 20
Clock Watchers ............ 11 21
Acetate Aces .................. 11 21
Hi game--Margaret Bacon 203
Hi series:-Bob Tabke 533
, TH UR SDAY-*BANMS L
Schnabers Jay-Birds .. 16
Mercer's Alle.oOops .... llU, 6U,
Northwe:t Evez'green .. 8 " 10 "
Hedri('.k's Sport Center 7 11
boon s Plumbing ........... 6 12
Morgan-Eacrett I,umber 5V, 12:,
Boys g;-me Thane Rneker 130'*
l,)Ys f.,ffa[ Thane RIicker 222
(;iris game-Janet Johnson 106
(?;iris total- Janet .IohDson 185
l.i,,,s (:,,,h .... ...17..111 .... 1 7
.&r-nwn Bakery ]1 7
Zi,,/:l(.r C:.mer's Shop 70 5
A-t ivc (:hlh ............. .... 10 5
F:cl Bvre 7 .............. 9 9
I:;).VS game h:eith Savage 171
F,)ys t,)lal Keitll Savage 31,5
C;t)'ts ,o,ame ,h)an Schneider 1"|!
Girls total Mugs Neau 233
,M IX E I) I"O I !!{S()M I':
- W L
] )(,ei'sl;|ver, ................. r9 '29
Wio I<{uws .................... 54 34
52
I=: rl I:hlst(.rs ................. 48,. 39,
T:imber I)ct(s ................ 48 40
35
I'in Busters ...................... 53
, Odd Balz ......................... 29 59
I woe.u.= ....................... . az
( E N T !{ A I, l, li;A(; I' F,
\\;V I, pf 1)a
Elms.. ....................... 10 1 618 538
Chehalis .............. 10 2 807 615
North Thurston ..... 9 2 (;04 522
Raymond .............. 4 7 648 622
HELT()N .............. 3 8 504 647
Montesano ............ 3 S 533 613
St. Martin's ............ 0 11 568 679
i.at WeeI¢
Montesano 60, Shelton ,t5
Elaa 64, St. Martin's 28
North Thurston 50, Raymond 48
E]raa 69, Shelton 34
Chehalis 73, Raymond 70 [over-
time)
Chehalis 72, at. Martin's 53
This Friday
St. Martin's at Shelton
North Thurston at Elms
Raymond at Montesano
This long, unhappy, misfortune-
plagnmd basketball season which
baptised Jerry Vermillion into
Shelton's athletic coaching ranks
comes to a welcome end Friday
night for the Highclimbers.
TWO HAPPY things about this
curtain-dropper--one for sure, the
other a 50-50 possibility-..are that
i is a home game and it presents
a reasonable chance to end the
eason on a victorious note.
The St. Martin's Preps, losers of
eleven straight Central League
games this season, will be the
Highclimber rival. In recent
games the two teams have been
losing to common opponents by
approximately the same margins,
indicating Fiday night's finale
should be a thriller right down
to the wire.
In their earlier meeting at St.
Martin's, the Climbers turned in
one of their best shooting per-
formances of the season, winning a
61-47 decision with a second half
sprint.
SINCE THEN, however, the
Climbers •have lost the three play-
:era chiefly responsible for that
success. They were the only sen-
i iors on the squad, so tomorrow's
season closer finds the Shelton club
with nothing but sophomores and
juniors to throw against the Preps.
Vermillion has been prepping
four sophomores in these late-
sea.on games, since the departure
of the seniors, with two getting
SINGLES CHAMPDot Hanlon
MASON COUNTY
UTDOOR5
TOO LOW AND CLEAR
Steelhead seekers found their[
law)rite waters too
. clear and low, [
in general, during the past fowl
days and consequently had rela-i
tively poor luck in landing the[
fighting finny nre ..... ch c '
wm . ore- I
prLe the main winter outdoor rec- J
reation :n these parts. ]
A couple of youtls ust getting
their feet wet in this steelheading
am(: came Un ,,,;*- --
g " ' ,- ,, ne week's
feature zeported catch. Louis
sytmna and Dave Clark, under-
classmen at Irene S. Reed high
fellow, which tutored out to be the
week's biggest catch.
Floyd Lord, the migrating ang-
ling genius of Simpson Logging
Company, trekked off to the Hoh
Sunday to get a close runner-up at
16 pounds.
Los McGee was a double-taker,
his biggest at 9 Ibs., from the
Skokomish last Wednesday while
other reported catches were made
by Elmer Meek, 4 Ibs., Duckabush,
Wednesday; Chuck Griggs had
single successes Saturday aad
Monday in the Goldsborough at
M ERCIIA ........
,,' Sleep NTS I,EA(;IJE
:m. ' ' erviee ..... 17 7
[,hat'l¢(ra' Electric . . 1:; 1
• I'CpP s exali S(ore 2;, ]lt:,
i'!'el,sM°t°r" Znc. .:i i" I "
riegler Uatllera Shop 11 13
)on's Flying A Sew¢ ....
n"- ' '.e 11 13
;west' " Meats 10 14
lvnH]ic Plyw ..............
O,_._h '-- Ood .......... 9t 14/
LL an(.._ ,'
.... h "O" " ob Olson 211
Doa und 56
rctLtlr starting assigmnczlLs htte-
]y.
Whatever tle rest of he season
has t)rov.ght in /tnl)]eas.tntness , to-
morrow night's tinale appears like-
ly to give ttighclimber followers
a few thrills in a close ball game
with he sweet taste of victm'y as
a possibility for a farewell to the
season.
CilEtlAI.IS 72 ST. MARTIN'S 53
Dowlin 16 f Van Geystel 3
Denny 15 f Skahan 11
Kaija 13 c Hartman 12
Borovec 8 g Worthington 2
Schwarz 8 g Heutmaker 9
Subs: Chehalis-Garrett 6, Wood
5, Allie 1, James. St. Martin's-
Boulac 4, Barwick 10, Monroe 2.
CHEIIAI,IS 73 RAYMOND 70
Kaija 21 f Bond 8
Denny 9 f Hampton 7
Dowling 14 c Olson 24
Schwarz 7 g Evans 6
Borovec 20 g Lapinski 15
Subs: Chebalis---James 2, Wood,
Allie, Garrett. Raymond--Gehlert
10, Meade, Knight.
ELMA 64 ST. MARTIN'S
Ramey 4 f Skahan 7
Brockmueller 12 f Van Geystel 2
George 7 c Hartman 4
Beerbower 15 g Soule
Tornquist 16 g Heutmaker 2
Subs: Elma--Hepworth 4, Weld
3, Peek 1, Dotson 1, Murphy 1.
St. Martin's Worthington 6, Mon-
roe 5, Barwick 2.
N. TI[URSTON 50 RAYMOND 48
Heusman 10 f Bond 10
!Bower 8 f Hampton 3
Ford 4 c Olson 10
Asbach 5 g Lapinski 10
Cooper 15 g Gehlert
Subs: N. T.--Bertsch 8, Bach-
ofner. Raymond--Knight 9, Evans
6.
PREP BASKETBALL SCORES
Thursda
Elma 69, Shelton 34
North Thurston 50, Raymond ,t8
Montesano 60, Shelton 45
Chehalis 73, Raymond 70
Elma 64, St. Martins 28
Aberdeen 58, Wilson 43
Hoquiam 49, Caress 40
Port Townsend 45, North Kit. 44
Port Angeles 37, South Kit. 35
Olympia 5]., West Bremerton 48
Stadium 78, East Bremerton 55
Anacortes 58, Edmonds 43
Longvicw 50, Ccntralia 46
W. Bremerton 51, Cent. Kit. 43
Chehalis 72, St. Martins 53
Mt. Moriah
F.&
STATED
SATURDAY,
Tom Watts,
Walter Marble,
LOYAL
Shelton Lodge
MEETINGS
2nd and 4th
of
8 p.m.
John Howe
Phone
Walter
Phone HA
"All
LUH
For
INDUST
& BUlL
FIRST and pl!
Phone HA
Outboarding's new
PROFILE POWER
oo,rom -.
New inside as well a
J
The new
go better with your boat,
make your boat go bettY[
€
THEM NOWI'
Lunsford's '00|rtStOltle 317
schoOl, each got their limits out of 7 and 3 Ibs.; Stan Armstrong, 9
the Skokomish Sunday, the six ]bs., Duckabush, Saturday; Bill
fihounas.rangingn theirfr°mre ( 7.. to. . 16,.. Buchanan, 7 lbs., Don Henifin, 6 "illcrest .....
P "'n- : p)rt to verle's lbs., both in the Skokomish gun- 1"1 rnone A.
spor.)., g ooc[s they failed to day; and AI Orr, 6', lbs., Skoko-
idenUzY wmcn of them got the big mash Tuesday. r ,, ,
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE P ..... --'"------ ' ; '1 m.
Hed ricl Spo_rt Center .. 60 2.i | nPzm____gnm___ _ __ Ill BIO
Mc(°']ey.Pharmaey .. 51',:" 32',:' | rlresvan00 NW nnr_¢
Jay .tovelty ................... 47!:, 36, | -- vginii v I gV WW illg
ManiC)' s Fountain 10" 44 [ ..,mIB mOus f
2:,;,:. ;iii i{i';:::::::: ' A. Unequalled for Value
Rt.,.:'s B,'oi,e; :::: ........ 5 , J l\\;'\\\\ Little / m AA:$:
M E N'S c;- L E A ,, E I, , aMUCK ,Um
.... 7 , , ,, ,
I3ec : ,ee]y ..... ],l 7 famous Firestone [ LOW PRICES--ALL SIZES
See quelify (0r posfed in our ]'ie Deporlmenf. At F,tlone, pri(e is the b-re guide d
SAEGER MOTOR
,
Symptoms of Dlstreu Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
DU(TO EXCESS ACID
QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST
Ask About 15-Day Tria| Offer!
()vet five rnilIi,ln pacl, age f the
WILLARD TREA TM£N T have been ld
for relief of symptoms ot dlst re srlsing from
Itomach and Ddenal Ulcers due to mrs-
CeU A©ld--Poor Dllestlen, Sour or UpI
Stomach, Galmlnns, Heartburn, $1oep-
less.e, etc., due to ESeS Acid. A.k for
**WIIlard't Mesa|e" which fully explai
this home treatmeot--|relv'at
MeCONKEY PHARMACY
PREPP'S REXALL Wri)RE
THOMAS
ORGAN
DEALER
Ask About Our
Rental Plan
JOHNNY'S
MUSIO BOX
429 Railroad HA 6-4302
i ii f i i i 1]
No. 1 Farm
Chain Saw
all low all
$16980 .
NBW
HO M E LITB
SAEGER
MOTOR SHOP
HILLCREST
Phone HA 6-4602
realized this week by Harry
C|lrist,)pilersnil, nlainte]ltince arid
eon.truction m]perintendent for
Mason County roads, when he pur-
chased a partnership interest in a
bowling alley.
Effective this past Monday, the
Shelton man and Don Anderson of
Centralia became owners of the
Centralta Bowl, an 8-lane bowling
alley in the Iwis County com-
munity.
Anderson has managed the bowl
for several months for the owner
whom they bought out. Christoph-
erson has held his position with
the county for the past lZ years
after returning to the U.S, from
malty years service with the U.S.
Bureau of Roads in Africa and
the Middle East on highway con-
stnmtion projects.
Mrs. Chrlstopherson wlll join
her husband in Centralia as soon
as they are able to sell their two-
year-old home adjoining the Shel-
ton-Bayshore golf course.
LOWE LARRUPS 668
IN OOMMEROIAL
MEN'S COMMERCIAL
Delight Park ..................... 18 6
Local 161 ............................ 15 9
Ritner's Highballers ........ 14 10
Gott Oil ................................ 14 10
Verle's Sporting Goods .. 10 14
Moose Lodge ...................... 9 15
Wingard's Sport Shop ...... 9 15
Hansen's Union Oil .......... 7 17
High total---Sonny Lowe 658
Sonny Lowe had his ball socked
in solidly on the headpin last week,
producing a 658 series (211-244-
203) whicl was 91 pins higher
than his closest challenger for
scoring honors, who happened to
be his teammate, .Dale Yost, and
Harry Peteon of Wingard's Sport
Shop, sharing a 567 count.
Lowe and Yost led Ritner'a
Highballera to a 3-1 victory over
league-leading Delight Park (Bob
Whitmarsh 520). The same mar-
gin of success was enjoyed by
Peteraon's club in its match
against Verle's Sporting Goods
(Dale McCianahan 560) and Gott
Oil (LIoyd Clark 520) against
Hanson Oil (Fred Snelgrove 547l.
Local 161 (Arn Cheney St. 549)
drew with the Moose (Gerry Hart
50O).
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
Sheltnn Union Service .. 18 10
Evergreen Texaco ......... ]7 11
Jim Pauley Inc .............. 161 11.,
101 Park In .................. 14 14
Byrne & Batstrone ........ 10 18
Buechel'a Garage ........ 81/, 19V
High game--.Audrey Preppernau
214
High total---Audrey Preppernau
519.
GOTT OIL COMPANY
Modern, filtered oil heat is odorless anl
reduces dust. It's the care/reD way ts
heat your home--especially with ou/
Cortifled Comlort plan to serve you.
Certified Corn/orS brings you premium
grade, better-burning SHELL Heating
0il. And premium service, too with
automatic oil deliveries by courteous
drivers. Call mow for doubly" dependable
Certifisd Comfort heating oil |ervice,
Costs nothing oztral
SAFE! CLEAN! HEALTHYI
GOTT OIL CONPANY
tELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURIAU- Published tn ,Uhds#masown, U.3.A.," Shelton, Washington
Bud Temple Blasis
First 600 Series In
Swing Shift League
SWING SHIFT IEAGIiE
W L
BAYSHORE ROAD PHONE HA 6-3322 OR S-6207
DOUBLES CHAMPS--Hazel Cumming, Dot Barnaby.
TEAM CHAMPSMildred Daniels, Sara Ander-
son, Ann Cole, Gwen Carder, Jeanne Peterson
ALL-EVENTS CHAMPPhyl Ziegler
Hemlockers .............. 15 9
Woodworms .................... 14 10
Phtners ........................... 13 11
Log Peelers .................. I2!,., lit,_',
Chasers .......................... 12, ., 11!.,
Strippers ......................... 11 13
Mixers .............................. 11 13
Pin Bender's .................. 7 17
High game. Bud Temple 244
High total--Bud Temple 605
Bud Temple drew the honor of
recording the first 600 series rolJed
in the Swing Shift bowling league
when he hit a 605, which elevated
the Hemlockers into first place.
It produced a 3-1 victory over
lhe Log Peelers (Wes Rau 558)
and was attained on games of 163-
198-244, the latter the afternoon's
best single game. Rau's 219 ran
second best as did his series.
In other play, the Mixers (Dells
Pielioff 474) and the Pin Benders
(Hal Schnitzer 502) were shutout
winners over the Planers (Ed Er-
iekson 503) and the Strippers
(Charley Longshore 450) while the
Woodworms (George Anderson
507) lost their top rung elegance
in a 2-2 stalemate with the chas-
ers (Roy Petty 511}.
DONKEY BASKETBALL
BACK TO SHELTON ON
Donkey basketball, that zany
sport which packed the Shelton
gymnasium with laughter- laden
fans a year ago, is coming back
to Sheiton again.
The date ia Friday night, March
6, the hour 7:30 p.m, the oppon-
ents a combined team of Shelton
teachers and Lions Club members
against the Simpson Recreation
Association.
General admission will be 75¢
for adults, 50¢ for youngsters with
profits of the rollicking affair to
be used for a charitable purpose.
Last year the Lions Club purch-
of Olympic Plywood team (Simpson women's
league).
JEANNE PETERSON
WOMEN'S PIN PREXY
Over 100 members of the Shel-
ton Women's Bowling Association
:gathered tn Moose Hall at the
i Shelton airport Monday night fox"
! the annual trophy awards and
eh:ction banqnet.
i
Jeanne Peterson was elected
president, Rubye Y'risken vice-
president, Emily Keir was re-
elected m,cretary, Betty Robertson
treasurer, and Evelyn Eliot ser-
geant-at-arms.
Winners of the various events
in the annual aaoelation tourna-
ment coneloded a week earlier
were presented their trophies (sec
djotaing pictures for identtfica-
ion).
WOMEN'S COM'MERCIAL
W L
Richfield C)il ................. 19 9
Darigoid ........................... 17 11
Timber Bowl ................... 16/ llU,
Eells and Valley ........... 13 141,._',.
Gott Oilerettes .............. 13 15
Ming Tree .................... 13 15
Ralph's ............................. 12 16
Don's Flying A ........... 8 20
High game .Kay Gott 213.
High series -.-Phyllis Ziegler 557.
JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL
Centralia 36, Shelton 33
Miller 46, Wasbington 22
Hopkins 35, Hoquiam 33
North Kitsap 39, B'ainbridge 28
West Brem. 36, South Kitsap 29
Pt. Townsend 31, Central Kit. 30
!Bef0rey0u start feeding at00.ffi/59 car.** See the Compact i
i '59 Rambler:
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: -- on first cost, gas, upkeep .
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, . e..tonal sofa front, s(ats hde bat.
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COMING
MARCH 6
ased an ortho-rater to test school
children's eyes. An audio-rater is
one of the things being considered
for this year's project by the par-
ticipating groups.
Donkcy basketball is played fl'om
thc backs of trained donkeys. The
services of the nationally-known
Buckeye, Donkey Ball Club have
been cured for this year's ex-
hibition.
RAYONIER RESEARCH
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Maintenance .................. 21 I1
Ce]lulouses ...................... 20 12
Pin Curlers .................... 19Vz 12{.
Wood Birds ..................... 17,.. 14/,
Silva Foxes .................... 16 16
Rayonettes ...................... 12 20
Clock Watchers ............ 11 21
Acetate Aces .................. 11 21
Hi game--Margaret Bacon 203
Hi series:-Bob Tabke 533
, TH UR SDAY-*BANMS L
Schnabers Jay-Birds .. 16
Mercer's Alle.oOops .... llU, 6U,
Northwe:t Evez'green .. 8 " 10 "
Hedri('.k's Sport Center 7 11
boon s Plumbing ........... 6 12
Morgan-Eacrett I,umber 5V, 12:,
Boys g;-me Thane Rneker 130'*
l,)Ys f.,ffa[ Thane RIicker 222
(;iris game-Janet Johnson 106
(?;iris total- Janet .IohDson 185
l.i,,,s (:,,,h .... ...17..111 .... 1 7
.&r-nwn Bakery ]1 7
Zi,,/:l(.r C:.mer's Shop 70 5
A-t ivc (:hlh ............. .... 10 5
F:cl Bvre 7 .............. 9 9
I:;).VS game h:eith Savage 171
F,)ys t,)lal Keitll Savage 31,5
C;t)'ts ,o,ame ,h)an Schneider 1"|!
Girls total Mugs Neau 233
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] )(,ei'sl;|ver, ................. r9 '29
Wio I<{uws .................... 54 34
52
I=: rl I:hlst(.rs ................. 48,. 39,
T:imber I)ct(s ................ 48 40
35
I'in Busters ...................... 53
, Odd Balz ......................... 29 59
I woe.u.= ....................... . az
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Elms.. ....................... 10 1 618 538
Chehalis .............. 10 2 807 615
North Thurston ..... 9 2 (;04 522
Raymond .............. 4 7 648 622
HELT()N .............. 3 8 504 647
Montesano ............ 3 S 533 613
St. Martin's ............ 0 11 568 679
i.at WeeI¢
Montesano 60, Shelton ,t5
Elaa 64, St. Martin's 28
North Thurston 50, Raymond 48
E]raa 69, Shelton 34
Chehalis 73, Raymond 70 [over-
time)
Chehalis 72, at. Martin's 53
This Friday
St. Martin's at Shelton
North Thurston at Elms
Raymond at Montesano
This long, unhappy, misfortune-
plagnmd basketball season which
baptised Jerry Vermillion into
Shelton's athletic coaching ranks
comes to a welcome end Friday
night for the Highclimbers.
TWO HAPPY things about this
curtain-dropper--one for sure, the
other a 50-50 possibility-..are that
i is a home game and it presents
a reasonable chance to end the
eason on a victorious note.
The St. Martin's Preps, losers of
eleven straight Central League
games this season, will be the
Highclimber rival. In recent
games the two teams have been
losing to common opponents by
approximately the same margins,
indicating Fiday night's finale
should be a thriller right down
to the wire.
In their earlier meeting at St.
Martin's, the Climbers turned in
one of their best shooting per-
formances of the season, winning a
61-47 decision with a second half
sprint.
SINCE THEN, however, the
Climbers •have lost the three play-
:era chiefly responsible for that
success. They were the only sen-
i iors on the squad, so tomorrow's
season closer finds the Shelton club
with nothing but sophomores and
juniors to throw against the Preps.
Vermillion has been prepping
four sophomores in these late-
sea.on games, since the departure
of the seniors, with two getting
SINGLES CHAMPDot Hanlon
MASON COUNTY
UTDOOR5
TOO LOW AND CLEAR
Steelhead seekers found their[
law)rite waters too
. clear and low, [
in general, during the past fowl
days and consequently had rela-i
tively poor luck in landing the[
fighting finny nre ..... ch c '
wm . ore- I
prLe the main winter outdoor rec- J
reation :n these parts. ]
A couple of youtls ust getting
their feet wet in this steelheading
am(: came Un ,,,;*- --
g " ' ,- ,, ne week's
feature zeported catch. Louis
sytmna and Dave Clark, under-
classmen at Irene S. Reed high
fellow, which tutored out to be the
week's biggest catch.
Floyd Lord, the migrating ang-
ling genius of Simpson Logging
Company, trekked off to the Hoh
Sunday to get a close runner-up at
16 pounds.
Los McGee was a double-taker,
his biggest at 9 Ibs., from the
Skokomish last Wednesday while
other reported catches were made
by Elmer Meek, 4 Ibs., Duckabush,
Wednesday; Chuck Griggs had
single successes Saturday aad
Monday in the Goldsborough at
M ERCIIA ........
,,' Sleep NTS I,EA(;IJE
:m. ' ' erviee ..... 17 7
[,hat'l¢(ra' Electric . . 1:; 1
• I'CpP s exali S(ore 2;, ]lt:,
i'!'el,sM°t°r" Znc. .:i i" I "
riegler Uatllera Shop 11 13
)on's Flying A Sew¢ ....
n"- ' '.e 11 13
;west' " Meats 10 14
lvnH]ic Plyw ..............
O,_._h '-- Ood .......... 9t 14/
LL an(.._ ,'
.... h "O" " ob Olson 211
Doa und 56
rctLtlr starting assigmnczlLs htte-
]y.
Whatever tle rest of he season
has t)rov.ght in /tnl)]eas.tntness , to-
morrow night's tinale appears like-
ly to give ttighclimber followers
a few thrills in a close ball game
with he sweet taste of victm'y as
a possibility for a farewell to the
season.
CilEtlAI.IS 72 ST. MARTIN'S 53
Dowlin 16 f Van Geystel 3
Denny 15 f Skahan 11
Kaija 13 c Hartman 12
Borovec 8 g Worthington 2
Schwarz 8 g Heutmaker 9
Subs: Chehalis-Garrett 6, Wood
5, Allie 1, James. St. Martin's-
Boulac 4, Barwick 10, Monroe 2.
CHEIIAI,IS 73 RAYMOND 70
Kaija 21 f Bond 8
Denny 9 f Hampton 7
Dowling 14 c Olson 24
Schwarz 7 g Evans 6
Borovec 20 g Lapinski 15
Subs: Chebalis---James 2, Wood,
Allie, Garrett. Raymond--Gehlert
10, Meade, Knight.
ELMA 64 ST. MARTIN'S
Ramey 4 f Skahan 7
Brockmueller 12 f Van Geystel 2
George 7 c Hartman 4
Beerbower 15 g Soule
Tornquist 16 g Heutmaker 2
Subs: Elma--Hepworth 4, Weld
3, Peek 1, Dotson 1, Murphy 1.
St. Martin's Worthington 6, Mon-
roe 5, Barwick 2.
N. TI[URSTON 50 RAYMOND 48
Heusman 10 f Bond 10
!Bower 8 f Hampton 3
Ford 4 c Olson 10
Asbach 5 g Lapinski 10
Cooper 15 g Gehlert
Subs: N. T.--Bertsch 8, Bach-
ofner. Raymond--Knight 9, Evans
6.
PREP BASKETBALL SCORES
Thursda
Elma 69, Shelton 34
North Thurston 50, Raymond ,t8
Montesano 60, Shelton 45
Chehalis 73, Raymond 70
Elma 64, St. Martins 28
Aberdeen 58, Wilson 43
Hoquiam 49, Caress 40
Port Townsend 45, North Kit. 44
Port Angeles 37, South Kit. 35
Olympia 5]., West Bremerton 48
Stadium 78, East Bremerton 55
Anacortes 58, Edmonds 43
Longvicw 50, Ccntralia 46
W. Bremerton 51, Cent. Kit. 43
Chehalis 72, St. Martins 53
Mt. Moriah
F.&
STATED
SATURDAY,
Tom Watts,
Walter Marble,
LOYAL
Shelton Lodge
MEETINGS
2nd and 4th
of
8 p.m.
John Howe
Phone
Walter
Phone HA
"All
LUH
For
INDUST
& BUlL
FIRST and pl!
Phone HA
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Lunsford's '00|rtStOltle 317
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fihounas.rangingn theirfr°mre ( 7.. to. . 16,.. Buchanan, 7 lbs., Don Henifin, 6 "illcrest .....
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ManiC)' s Fountain 10" 44 [ ..,mIB mOus f
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