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SPECIALS FRIDAy & SATURDAY
-- At Grapeview One41top Store
• Large Fresh
RANCH
EGGS
55¢ Doz.
i
CRISCO
" 3 LBS. 92¢
NALLEY'8
Lumberjack
Syrup . 31€
Mayonnailm
Pint 42¢
Q
2 cas 25¢
WINES Island Belle
(Unfortified) GRAPE JUICE
St. Charles gal 98¢
e
fifths 79¢ Red & White
elle l!te COFFEE
fthl 60¢ l-lb. 49¢ 2.1b. 97¢
PORK CHOPS ............... lb. 59¢
WEINER8 ..................... lb. 49¢
YLINT.Y KIST'S CREAM CORN .................... 303 can - 2 for 29¢
KOUNTY KIST'S W,K. CORN ........................ 12-oz. can - 2 for 29¢
A Delicious
,Atlas No. 1 Tires
4-ply - 1.Yr. Guarantee
600X16 - 2 for $29:00
Home Style Peach
No. 21/'l Can
2 for 49¢
A LINE OF GROCERIES, MEATS, HARDWARE,
FISHING EQUIPMENT, HAY, STRAW, FEED, GAS, OIL
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€ Stock Brothers Grapevlew, Washington
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SHEI,TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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[Maintenance Takes SHELTON SPLITS WITH OLYNPIA,
HOQUIAM; 'CATS HERE TUESDAY
[1 Rayonier Lead
RAYONIER LEAGUE S.'.W. PREP BASKETBALL fox' game honors, but Petersol won
Maintenance ................ 39 30
Supervisors ............... 38 31
Office .......................... 38 31.
Research Girls . ........ 36 33
Chemists .................... 33 36
Guttersnipes ................ 33 36
Grease Bails .............. 30 39
Bleach Plant .... - ......... 2[} 40
Hi series--Joe Holt 573
lq'i game .Joe Rank 21}3
i
Maintenance moved into lone i
possession of first place in Ray-
I
enter bowling conlpetitiQn Monday l
night blmlking the Chemists be-,
hind Joe Rank'a 571 series and 203 [
game, the latter best of the night.,
I
Supervisors slipped out of the
first place tie and into a second
place knot with the Office by win-
ning a 2 to 1 verdict from tailend,
Bleach Plant while the Office was
'shutting out the Grease Bails• Joe
Holt led the Office offense with
the night's best series at 573. pac-
ing a team scoring spree which
topped 900 in every game and hit
a 2802 total. Clyde Fagergren
geared the Supervisors wins, one
of which was seven pins.
The Research Girls kept pace
, just three games behind Mainten-
ance by blankh]g Guttersnipes as
Miriam (lristian and Gloria Mays
bolstered their averages.
SHOP OLYMPIC WHEN YOU NEED
- AUTOMOBILES (new or used)
AUTOMOBILE FINANCING
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
AUTOMOBILE BEPAINTING
All Types of
FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT
AIRCO WELDING & CUTTING
EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES
GATES TIRE'S AND TUBES
Wrecker
Servlee
. . . Steam ;-..ean...
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE
LOADED
t ..........
Storm BOOTS
12,1n. TOp'
FOrm Fitting ........... 6.91
SHOES
FOR WORKING MEN
ClOg atqqntl X%nO X^eSH
(northern division)
W L pf pa
Olympia ............. 13 0 769 468
Aberdeen .......... 11 2 568 423
Centralia ............. 9 4 537 458
SHELTON ............ 7 5 466 492
Montesano ............ 5 8 439 453
i Hoquiam ............. 4 S 516 500
Raymond ............ 2 11 402 594
Elms ................... 0 1.3 334 611
(James Friday
Shelton at Elma
Montesano at Olympia
Raymond at Hoquiam
Games Tuesday
Aberdeen at Shelton
Centralia at Hoquiam
Latest Scoreu
Olympia 62, Shelton 51
Aberdeen 60, Elma 33
Montesano 46, Hoquiam 42
Shelton 57, Hoquiam 54
Montesano 45, Raymond 31
Olympia 45, Aberdeen 44 (at)
Centralia 48, Elma 24
Montesano 29, Raymond 28
Centralia 50, Raymond 31
HIGH - GEARED Highcllmber
scoring pushed past the 50-,point
mark twice against Big Four op-
ponents over the weekend and it
the ball game for Olympia.
TllEIR FINEST offensive per-
formance of lhe year produced
the Highclimber victory over Ho-
quiam, in which Bob Tobey and
Wayne Clary carried the brunt of
{he scoring load.
Tobey racked up 18 of lab: total
of 23 tallies m the first half as
the Climbers held a 29 in 24 ad-
vantage, and Clary bagged 11 of
his total of 19 in the second half
as Shelton came fronl hphtl3d I1
the final quarter to win.
After leading in the opening
quarter by ]5 to 12 and by that
five point margin at the half,
Coach Chet Dombroski's lads fell
behind at the third quarter inter-
mission. 37-41, and were trailing
even farther, .t3-49, halfway thru
the last period when Clary arid
big Norm Buck started lo coma-
ter. Clary scored ten points in
the fourth quarter.
At the three-minute mflomntie
timeont the Highclin]bers hld
roared back to tie the score at
50-50 and from there rml it to
57-51 before Hoquiam scored on
a field goal and foul shot in the
last four seconds of play.
FROM A defensive standpoint,
i i
Grocers Leading Research On Top
Feminine League After Tight Nod
WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE SIMPSON MEN'S LEAGUE
V L le., ';.u'ch 1 I 7
(Ta.q h Croeel'y ......... 40 '2{! tiff ice ..._ 1: ,q
Mac's Ci)Fnel' :',€I :{i) I lilh'eVS ........ ]2 9
Oht Mill ............ :9 30 lhc,d Mill 1 ........ 11 10
l;ields Auto Parts 36 ,L, Ivc(l Mill ') l0 :ll
Pastime ......... :5 :.I \\;Vf)o(ii'i})el ....... 9 12.
Ritner's Corner . ....... 3:; :;6 I,unfl)e]'{len's Met,' g 13
leConkt!y ]'h;*rIINlvV ,;1 : ()lylll]) (" ]Cly%voo(l N 1:)
I):lrltm.ium (:lo:mers :!:; ,16 Ill ::(,ries M:lrl¢ |Jr(,Klson 59',I
I-li s,r'ies Rubye bl'i.q)';('l/ 52:1 Ili ,"lnlc l';lut I,')'ei'tson -,>.''\>')
[li {'iI110---]YICZ l)((t(:4 2t):J -.
Matches Tuesday LAST FRAME m'm'ing settled
fAnlltlP, l JSH'II 'l'ot,rmlnll,ilt) jtisl hnlf lira deci.<;ions m tile Simp-
7 liilner.<\< t)NDtliFillnl, l,'i.',lds, ,%oll l?lPTl'kl })I)v]i)l icn2uo last week
(]voeery. lhmoal'eh Rained s[fle pfssession
9- Pastime. Mac's. Mc(:(nakev. of first place by e(IK.iiw" tlw Office.
()hl Mill 2 Io 1. ill lheh' (t wl i,)l' tile op
..... runv, I)reaking the lh, which ad
Shelton Cash Clrocory took pos- exi,;ted going ilito tte p,i: ich. Nick
session of the top seat in worn- ].)itviscollrt Was the lriffverman
,.n's league bowling with n '2 t) ] for Rcse:u'eh. his 19(i anchorii1<A it
verdict over last place Panto/'iunl 15-I)in victory ill tle set;trod gr,lllle.
while Mac's Corner wr,:; I(isiil, the CLOSEST GAME of the night
odd game to iitnez"s Co]'m'r. was the L.M.-Reed Mill l tie in
Old Mill moved inl< a second their opener, i, he 5,'h'rks winning
lflace to with Mae's by ,m,orin,,-, the roll-off by nine pins fro' limb'
)ver Fields 2xlltO Parts, "2 to I. he- hm(, victory of tilt? I]lali'b despite
hind the, strong t)III\\;VOII{ (If iuez the fact that Paul l,'redson hit a
I)odds. who joined the 200-chlb for 232 for tiw ni4ht's t.ol) gHin(? ff, l'
lhe year with "] 203 opt,nor, thv nllllmen. Jack t;iMmp :lll(! Ray
Rubye Frisken hil llw night's Scott folh)wed np It* ive Mill I
best series at 523 but it raih,d h) the last ],air.
\\;vin for Mac's. who (.otildn't nmteh leed Mill 2 anti tit(, Engineers
S.p00ial =3.95
Ne have in addition five other models which give us th(
nest selection of work shoes in town. Esry pair is a
mv|ng to you,
RAIN PARKAS &; PANTS
was good for victory in one case
but not tn the other. Norm Buck's play was tilt. out- Nmily Kier's wtwl( for Fitaer's. were other ','. to 1 vich)rs, tile for-
Wayne Clary and Bob Tobey standing feature o.f the game on Min J)urand. (lwcn 5',1¢, i::ey and met ovt.r Woodfil)or as Mark Fred-
scored 32 point apiece in the two either team, the big Shelton con- Ann . Anderson all h,lpe, I ('ash son 1)()sit,(! a 59:; for high series
gamin as the Higliclimbers staged ter sweeping both boards with Grocery's cause, of the nigiit, the latter ()w,r Olym-
ma#or under to whtn" Ho-utam ! brilliance and controlling the re- Pastime edged MeConkey Phar- I pie Plywood on .lh)ndii Pcterson's
a r- r "= , lna(y 2 to 1 in tilt f illI[h nl t(ll ) ( t( )
57 to 54, at Hoquiam Friday night, i bounds considerably more often ; , • , " " ' ' . , oDen(r and a stl' nlg . ,tln i (q'forin-
g g' , . , ;i....." ...... ; ,. •
• and made rthe'unlefeated, three-I than Hoquiam did. behind bi- 'lines by P uline St 1- ;., ;, th, fin < le
time champion Olvmnia Bears et The victory was Shdton's sec- ey and Marie Schuffenhaner. i ............................
down and work for a 62 to 51 de- [ end over Hoqumm this year, the Next Tuesday's play will con- I .... ,4-,., (l,.h h,d;,-,,
cision Tuesday in the Shelton gym.[ first seasonal sweep tlae High- I slst of the annu'tl women's 'tssoc- k'Ulv 'lu# Ilt,v*,a
The Bears Were fortunate Tobey] climbers have scored over !. F, ig I iatiml tournament. Scheduled This lLvenmg
was far off form Tuesday, and that ] Four foe m the hmtory of the ..................... F:lectim of refleers will be '4he
Dick Peterson was on their side. / northern division. 'WOODFIBER LEAD nain btn:iin('ss .for mealbers to at-
Tobey couldn't hit the floor with/ Tl Climbers close their season l[xrm ITI/_)li/I[i tend to at tlw reuhu" meeting of
his fiat against Olympia, getting ITuesday, h entertaining Aberd((en olat#Jo Ilv, za**.- t,e Mason Cc>lmt.v Sp,,rts & Skeet
only two field goals after his 23/in the S elto gym, after go ng SIMPSON LADIES LEAGUE Club tonivht iTimrsday/.
point spree at Hoqulam, else the' to Ehna Friday. W I ........... '. ............... : .....
story might have-been different.* Olympia (62) Shelton (51) eVoodfiber . .................. 36 21
Clary, too, couldn't find the range Peterson 17 f Tobey 9 Lumber ...................... 32 2
against the Bears until the final Rockey 23 f Ashley 7 Olympic Plywood .... 30 a0
quarter, when he caught fire to McClay 9 e _uck 6
Partlow 4 g Clary 13
DeGarmo 2 g ,, Wells 9
Subs: Olympia-Morton 4, Jor-
score 12 of his 13 total, the
THE SIX-FOOT-eight-inch Pe-
terson was the difference in
two ball clubs, his tremendous
height allowing him to control the
ball effectively and to score 17
points. Dean Rockey was eadly
from both sidelines and tallied 23
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Life and Personal Accident
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WH LE THEY LAST
Ill illl
• LUMINOUS DIAL %uS=
• SWEEP HAND
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Fur Collar ill dl! I
I._ Alpaca Lined ........................ ONLY ................... ill;illli
I STAG CHOPPER JACKETS i
0o% Wool illll
Black and White ......................................... Each a[
WIHTE HANDKERCmEFS [
7 ,o. ................... ......... i: ........... ; ........ 2;,.001
RD CAS
Forelt Gmn, Long ring :
Sanforlied, Ideal for wok ............ SPECIAL .,.
SHORTS
Briefs Only , "
genson 3. Shelton--Vasbinder 7,
Skagen. Cole, Getty, Gohrick.
Sheitoil (57) lloqulanl (54)
Tobey 23 f Murphy 4
Ashley 1 f Elway 15
Buck 9 c Earley 1,1
Clary 19 g Hi llstead 6
Wells 1 g Hazetquist 10
Subs: ShelLon ..... Cole 1. Vas-'
binder 3. Hoquiam--Nichnlson 3,
Ray, Johnson.
B-Team Loses To
Olympia, Hoquiam
B TEAM STANDINGS
" - oo% w,! B L A N K E T S
I NeW Maroon and Blue ............................................
IF L pf pa
Aberdeen ............ 10 2 517 384
Hoquiam ............ 8 4 451 358
Olympia .............. bl 5 ,/,tl 380
Montesano .......... 8 5 422 376
SHELTON ............ 6 6 406 419
Centralia ............. 6 7 364 399
Raymond ............ 3 10 311 412
Elma .................... 1 11 328 d26
Latest Scores
Olympia 42, SheIton 34
Aberdeen 62, Elma 47
Montesano 45. Hoquiam 41
Hoquiam 56, Shelton 43
' 5
Aberdeen 38, 0!mpm 3<
Montesano 4, Raymond 19
Centralia 43, Elma 35
Montesano 37, Raymond 25
Raymond 40, Centralia 28
Running out of steam in the sec-
ond half on both occasions, the
Little Climbers dropped to n 50-
50 position in the B team stand-
ings with six wins and six defeats
after losing to Olympia, 42 to 34.
and. to Hoquiam. 56 to 43.
Shelton topped Olympia at the
first two quarterly pauses. 1,1 to 9,
and 23 to 18, but were trailing by
30-34 at the close of the third
quarter.
Tile LITTLE Climbers were
unable to keep Hoquiam's pace
in the second half after sticking
close throughout the opening two
quarters. Hoquiam led at the
first pause, 15-7. at the half, 25-
20, then roared away in the third
canto for a 44-32 margin, out-
scoring the Shelton Bs 19 to 12
in that period.
Ted Dale continued his brilliant
scoring for Shelton, tacking an-
other 13 points to his season's to-
tal, nine in the second half.
ulmai (56) 8tbellon (43)
Klock 10 f Heuer&
Nelson 6 f Richert 2
Wieland 10 c Getty 6
Kilcup 12 g Dale 13
aon 9 g Davidson 6
Subs: Shelton--Eacrett 2. Aim-
tin 3, Hawk 2. Morton 1, Lund,
Chapman. Hoquiam--Estabrook 2,
I-/yde 5, Lwrcnce 2.
Olympia (42) Shelton "(34)
M2tchell 14 f Heuer 8
Carr 10 f Richert 5
Muller 4 c Hawk 1
Purchasing .................. 29 :{1
Accounthg .................. 27 :;3
Engineering ................ 26 34
Hi series---Dorothy White 459
Hi game---June Bell 17[)
Woodfiber doubled its advant-
age over second place Lllnlber by
winning the odd game from last
place Nnginecring while Lumber
was being blanked by Purchasinff
in Simpson ladies lea,tnle bowlinv
play Stanley evening.
Olympic Plywood moved into
third place by shutting ()tit Ac-
counting behind I)orothy White's
,i59 sries, the league'8 best for
the night.
Purchasing scored its goos-egg
on scoring by Dorothy Sehweiter-
ing, Vera Thomas - and Shirhw
I)ittman, while Woodfiber he!st-
ored its lead bchind Jmmie Cart-
er's pin spilling, wimfing the last
game despite the 175 roiled by
June Bell of the hsers for the
xfight's top single game.
"" BABY GIRL
Mr. and xvn's. Leon M. Scott,
1709 Holman Street. became par-
ents of a dauffhter born February
27 at the._Shelton Gmeral Hospita!.
8helton Lodge No. 1684
LOYAL 'ORDER 'OF
MOOSE
MEETINGS HELD EACH
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
of the Month
8 p.m.--Eagles Hail
Marvin Leman, Governor
W. D. Coburn, Secretary
I
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This Week
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BILL MILLER'S
Richfield Products
St-II?]LTON'S FRIE
elson 3 g Dale 8
Long g Davidson 10
I SWEAT S![! Subs: Shelton---Eacrett 2. Olym- t Hre
pia-:--Abshire 2, Harding 2, LyonK
............. 3, Budsburg 4.
GAMES IN OLYMPIA
HUNTING KNIVES
omplete with Scabbard ............................................
79€
RUBBER GLOVES
,rmy Green Gauntlet
Rubberized Canvas ......................................................
JOHNSON
SEA-HORSE QD
* 10.00BC certified brake
harsepower at 4000 r.p.m.
00310.00
All
Hardwood ,,7.95
--FURNITURE --
Twin Bed • Chest of Drawers
Complets with 0oll
Spring & Matt.. ................ 18995
Bunk Beds Occasional Chairs
Double- Bunks oomplete
With 2 Mattresses .: ........ 16.95
1st a
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St. ,,, 'iVtrhere Prices Are Low" Phone 748
OLYMPIA NO-HANDICAP LOOP
*Shelton (Pastime) 20, 4
Capital Cigars ......... 15 9
Steak House ............. 15 9
Chicken Coop ........... 13 11
Tranums Service ...... 9 15
Round Table .............. 0 24
Pastime booted its lead to five
games in the Olympia no-handicap
bowling circuit Monday night by
wtnning three from Chicken Coop
while second place Capital Cigars
lost a pair to Tranum's Service.
Percy Funk and G. A. Gustaf-
son each hit 235 games, Gus added
a 214, Ado Koppermon a 211 and
Mark Fredson a 203 to the Pa-
time cause with Gus Winding up
with a 610 series.
Shelton Runnerup In
Rayonier Pin T,..,urney"
Led by Ernie Lemley s 5a0 ser-
ies. Shelton division finished sec-
ond to Port Angeles tn the an-
nl.Xal Rayonier inter- divisionai'
bowling competition, held last
Saturday at Port Angeles.
Joe Rank, Lee Friend, Jo Holt.
Tiff Skelsey and Lemley compos-
ed the helton division lineup.
Grays "Harbor and Headquarters
division also competed in the four
tem competition,
A new khd of outboard motor-
design, in performance. Packs the
]lorsepowed: And it trolls, 40
ing Gear Shift Control You've got to
it. Deliveries now being scheduled
Also Non-Gear
2
• 5-horsepower
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