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Bowling Results and Statistics Tourney Winners
NITE SLOW STARTERS
Game: Ralph Simpson
Hi Series: Lionel Leman
Game: Verna Jo-
Series: Verna Jo-
Slow Pokes 25802,
U-Name-It 25257,
The Duds 24668,
24514.
Dunn 220
: Josh Dunn 585
33-11, Iad-
26-18, Mill 3 24-20,
19-25, Railroad
9-35.
• MONDORAMA -
BIG FEFTURE$
"EOOO"
MAOABRO,,
ITT R&YONIER
Men's Hi Game: John Denison
205
Men's Hi Series: Dave Knutzen
546
Women's Hi Game: Marge Tobler
158
Women's Hi Series: Marge Tob-
ler 451
Acetate Aces 3-1, Dan Cormier
515; Maintenance 1-3, Don Woods
487; Makeups 3-1, Dave Knutzen
546; Pin Curlers 1-3, Gigi Sather
336; Waterboys 3A-l/z, John Dent-
son 504; Rayonettes 1/2-3'/£ Marge
Tobler 451; WoJdbirds 3-1, Clar-
ence Anderson 483; Silva Foxes
1-3, Mary Lund 435.
Standings: Waterboys 27V2-121£
Makeups 25-15, Acetate Aces 24½-
151, Woodbirds 20-20, Silva
Foxes 17'&-22, Rayonetlcs 16/-
231/, Maintenance 16-24, Pin Curl-
ers 13-27.
MEN'S COMMERCIAL
Hi Game: Gary Clark 210
Hi Series: Jack Stewart 577
Sheiton Mobil 4-0, Gary Clark
563; Wilson Co. 0-4, Ray Rice 532;
Verne's Clams 3-1, Harry Flet-
cher 541; Lumberman's 1-3, L. C.
Leman 517; Wolden's Chevron
1-3, Gene Benedict 526; A. Roy
Dunn 3-1, Bud Franklin 528;
Dan's Nite Hawks 3-1, Bud Knut-
zen 530; B and R Oil 1-3, Glen
Robertson 569; Gait Oil 3-1, Jack
Stewart 577; Ziegler's Cameras
1-3, Lloyd Clark 520; Wingard's
Sport Shop 3-1, Roy Petty 519;
Ciary Trucking 1-3, Wayne Clary
555.
Standings: Dan's Nite Hawk
29-7, Wingard's Sport Shop 24-12,
Gait Oil 21-15, B and R Oil 20V2-
15/, Lumbcrmen's 19-17, Zieg-
ler's Cameras 19-17, Verne's
Clams 16'/-19/, Shelton Mobil
15-21, A. Roy Dunn 15-21, Wold-
en's Chevron 141/-21½, Clary
Trucking ll'Jz-241/L Wilson Co.
11-25.
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Shelton Motor Co.
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309ERS'
Women's Hi Game: Gigi Sather
166
Women's Hi Series: Gigi Sather
481
Men's Hi Game: Dell Abelein
201
Men's Hi Series: Dell Abelein
513
Tardies 4, Gigi Sather, Jack
Swanson, 481; Yappies 0, Dot
Ridout 427; Professors 4, Larry
Lyle 484; Rittn 0, I_orette Brugge-
man 309; Dropouts 3, Tom River
441; Redin 1, Jean Temple 385;
Flunkies 3, Dell Abelein 513;
Scholars 1, Ole Anderson 461.
Standings: Yappies 54-34, Scho-
lars 51-37, Proffessors 51-37, Flun-
kies 49-39, Tardies 44-44, Dropouts
40-47/z, Rodin 37-51, Ritin 24-
631/2.
FRATERNAL
Hi Game: Gerry Hart 230 and
John Long 243
Hi Series: John Long 595
Eagles 3, Lionel Leman 546;
Bull Moose 1, John Long 595;
Moose Antlers 3, Gerry Hart 578;
Oly. Plywood 1, Jim Simmons
3; Kiwanis Club 3, Walt Allen
507; Nimrod Club 1, Ken Walden
501; Rotary Club 4, George Le-
magie 578; IWA 0, Gene Benidict
566; Himlie Realty 3, Gary Cole
477; Shelton Hard. 1, Dell Abe-
lein 475; Fuller Const. 4, Jack
Frost 570; Lions Club 0, Bert
Hoard 565.
MARCH
Standings: Moose Antlers 33Vs-
1,P/, Rotary Club 29-19, Lions
Culb 28-20, Eagle Aeries 27-21,
Bull Moose 25-23, Himlic Realty
24/z-23*&, Kiwanis Club 23-25,
Fuller Const. 23-25, IWA 21-17,
Olympic Plywood 21-17, Shelton
Hardware 18-30, Nimrod Club
15.33.
MERCHANTS
Hi Game: Phil Adams 222
Hi Series: Phil Adams 597
TCF 3-1, B. Mackey 538; Ren-
eckcr 1-3, D. Stanley 503: Prepp's
3-1, R. Simpson 513; Boon's 1-3,
L. Johnson 546; Foods, 4-0, P.
Adams 597; White's 0-4, F. Ful-
ler 506; Bob's 1-3, C. Holman
429; Kimbel's 3-1, H. Coffey 487.
Standings: Prepp's 31-13, TCF
29-15, Kimbel's 24-20, White's 22-
22, Renecker's 21'/-22'N, Boon's
19,/r24/z, Shelton Foods 16V2-27V2,
Bob's Tavern 12Vs-31h.
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$259S
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$1245
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CALL FOR BID8
Sealed proposals will be recetved
t,,,.b,Lj/ffice of the City Clerk-
Treasure, City Hall, Shelton,
Washington, until 11:00 a.m. on
Monday, March 31, 1969, at which
time they will be publicly opened
and read aloud for:
PROJECT No. 6972 -- Sewer
on Shelton Spring Road
PROJECT No. 6973 -- Water
on Shelton Spring Road
The major items of construction
are:
2,840 L.F. 12" A.C. sanitary
sewer
2,835 L.F. 12" A.C. waterTnain
56 LF. 8" concrete sanitary
sewer
52 L.F. 8" A.C. watermain
11 each manholes
Contractual documents may be
obtained at the office of the City
Clerk-Treasurer, City Hall, Shel-
ton, Washington, upon deposit of
$5.00. All deposits will be refund-
ed upon return of the documents
in good condition.
Work shall commence within ten
(10) days after date of "Notice
to Froceed" is issued to the con-
tractor, and shall be completed
within thirty (30) working days
thereafter.
All proposals must be made on
regular blank forms furnished
and must be accompanied by
cash, certified check, or bid bond,
in the amount equal to five per-
cent (5%) of the total bid. The
bid bonds shall be made payable
to the City Treasurer, City of
Shelton, Washington.
The City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to
waive all informalities.
Dated at Shelton, Washington
this 18th day of March, 1969.
City of Shelton.
Alma K. Catto
Clerk-Treasurer
3/20-27-2t
Special, Just Arrived l --
1964 Ford Thunderbird
Hwdtop "-, 00'o'ONLY $1695
Evenings Caff
BROWNING 426-6510 DON ROWE 943-3281
DURL NYE 426-4532
MR. AND MRS. HANDICAP
Men's Hi Game: Del StorinG 223
Men's Hi Series: Del StorinG 575
Women's Hi Game: Margaret
Bibbee 213
Women's Hi Series: Margaret
Bibbee 520
Mikes McCulloch Sales 2-2,
Lucille Chapman 431; Lannings,
Hoodsport Care 0-4, Sue Dilley
389; Ruskin Fisher Assc. 1-3,
Jeanne Lindgren 421; Eacrett
Lumber 2-2, Eldon Todd 460;
Dicks Diggers 1-3, Ed Olson 465;
Evergreen Florist 4-0, Walt Bain
473; Tyee Well Drilling 2-2, Del
StorinG 575; J and J Service 3-1,
Cleo Hulet 441; Allyn Shell 3-1,
Harold Hillman 480; Lake Cush-
man Sales Co. 2-2, Harold Bib-
bee 525.
Standings: J and J Service
67-25, Lake Cushman Sales Co.
64a&27'/, Tyec Well Drilling 51,
41, Ruskin Fisher Assc. 51-41,
Mikes McCulloch Sales 431-48½,
Eacrett Lumber 40-52, Allyn Shell
39-53, Dicks Diggers 38½-53*/2,
Evergreen Florist 331-58, Lan-
nings, Hoodsport Cafe 32-60.
Legal Publications
ORDINANCE NO. 793
AN ORDINANCE DECLAR-
ING AN EMERGENCY
WHICH COULD NOT HAVE
BEEN FORESEEN AT THE
TIME OF THE ADOPTION
OF THE 1969 BUDGET AND
PROVIDING FUNDS TO
MEET EXPENDITURES NEC-
ESSARY IN THE SETvVER
AND WATER DEPART-
MENTS OF THE CITY OF
SHELTON.
WHEREAS, a commitment by
Shelton School District No. 309 to
furnish unanticipated revenues
has been received by the City of
Shelton as expressed in the
agreement heretofore executed
by the City and the School Dis-
trict on 11 March 1969 to finance
the proposed extension of the
City sewer and water systems
for a distance of approximately
2800 feet along the Shelton
Spring Road from North 13th
Street to property owned by the
School District and that the
costs of installing said extension
were not budgeted at the time
of the adoption of the 1969 bud-
get.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
ORDAINED by the City Commis-
sion of the City of Shelton:
1. That sufficient funds were
not provided in the adoption and
the making of the 1969 budget
to cover the additional and un-
foreseen expenditures to be in-
curred in the installation of ap-
proximately 2800 feet of sewer
ad water mains on the Shelton
Spring Road between North 13th
Street and the property of Shel-
ton School District No. 309 situ-
ated in Mason County, Washing-
ton and particularly described as:
The NE ¼ of the SE and
all that portion of the SE
of the NE ¼ lying Scrdtherly
of the Southerly right-of-way
line of the County Road, known
as the "Spring Road", Section
12, Township 20 North, Range
4 West, W.M., containing 41.36
acres, more or less, exoep¢lng
roadways, if any.
2. That $43,875.00 is the amount
currently anticipated which will
be required to meet this emer-
gency.
3. It is hereby declared that an
emergency exists under the pro-
visions af R.C.W. 35.33.090 re-
garding such expenditure and
the City Treasurer is authorized
to make such expenditures for
such purpose and is directed to
establish nuch funds as may be
necessary to account for the pro-
jeer.
INTRODUCED I n regular
Commission Meeting this 18th
day of March, 1969.
PASSED In regular Commis-
sion Meeting this 18th day of
March 1969.
F. A. Travts
Mayor
David T. Kneelond
Commissioner of Finance
Glen Watson
Commissioner of Public Works
Attest:
Alma K. Catto
City Clerk
Approved:
B. F. Heuston
City Attorney
3/2O - It
13th th ru
March 22
REXALL
ADVERTISED ON NK-WS
TODAY SHOW"
PREPP'S
d Sheiton 426-4642
SHELTON JUNIOR
Men's Hi Game: Bill Schuffcn-
hauer 211
Men's Hi Series: Bill Schuffen-
hauer 562
Women's Hi Game: Debble Wit-
craft 153
Women's Hi Series: Debbie Wit-
craft 411
Hembroff Agency 3-I, Curt
Casey 517; Trailblazer's II 1-
2*&, Lynn Southmayd 452; Shel-
ton JC's 4-0, Bill Schuffenhauer
562; Merv's Tirecap 4-0, Mark
Johnson 459; Joslin Ins. 0-4,
Dave Stole 377; VFW Aux. 21-
I/,L Rick Peckham 481; Beck-
with's 0-4, Mike Nutt 426; Trail-
blazer's I 1-3, Dean Metcalf 438.
Standings: Shelton JC's 31-9,
VFW Aux. 26'-13Va, Hembroff
Agency 22-18, Trailblazer's II
19½-20, Joslin Ins. 16-24, Beck-
with's 16-24, Traflblazer's I 14-26,
Merv's Tirecap 14-26.
SUNDAY MIXED FOURSOME
Men's Hi Game: G. Benedict 204
Men's Hi Series: G. Benedict 575
Women's Hi Game: Allene Step-
per 196
Women's Hi Series: Louise
Clary 510
Farmers 4-0, Louise Clary 510;
Odd Bah 0-4, Gay Wentz 487;
Board Busters 3-1, AUene Step-
per 479; Four Splits 1-3, Russ
Deyette 455; Timber Ducks 4-0,
Jack Frost 501; Force 'era 0-£
Ted Blair 467; Loggers 1-3, Marge
Witcraft 458; Hooters 3-1, Gene
Benedict 575; Jack Pots 3-1, Bud
Heldebrandt 450; What's Next 1-3,
Gene Strozyk 477.
Standings : Timber Ducks 25-
15, Farmers 24-16, Board Busters
21-18'A, Hooters 21-19, Jack Pots
21-19, Force 'era 20-20, Odd Balz
19½-20½, Loggers 19-21, What's
Next 15-26, Four Splits 14-16.
RECREATION
Hi Game: Florence Woods 202
Hi Series: Florence Woods 536
Standings: Shelton Recreation
26-10, B and J Mart 24½-11,
Hoodsport Lumber 20-16, Harpers
20-16, Clary and Clary 20-1£
Lucky Lager 14-21, Nat'l
Bank of Mason Co. 12-24, Rainier
11-25.
12:30 WOI[EN'S
Hi Game: Merridee Guyer 188
Hi Series: Donna Coleman 490
Standings: C and L Time 23-17,
Bob's Tavern 22-18, Jess's Mo-
bile 19-21, Ncils 16-24.
i!ii
First place winners in the
Youth Bowling Association Fam-
ily Twosome championships at
Timber Bowl are:
MAJOR DIVISION : Father-Son,
Genc Benedict and Gary Robin-
son 1270; Father-Daughter, L. L.
McInelly and Linda Dodge 1244.
JUNIOR : Father-Son, Ken
Knight and Terry Knight 1105;
Mother-Daughter, Marge and Deb-
bie Witcraft 1066; Sother-Son,
Helene and Rahn Redman 1212.
BANTAM: (2 games) Father-
Sen, Walt and Bu Barnes 744;
Father-Daughter, Don and Cher-
ie Johnson 720; Mother-Son, Joyce
and Terry Dion 760.
PHARMACIST'8 NEED
FOR COMMUNICATION
Every intelligent man goes
about his work realizing that
he is only getting a small por-
tion of the vast store of infor-
mation available to him. The
torrential flow of material
available to all of us and par-
ticularly the pharmacist who
must keep up with an array of
scientific information to bet-
ter serve his physicians and
customers is well known.
This material comes from
his scientific Journals, profes-
sional affiliations, pharmaceu-
tical manufacturers and from
his customers, the lay public.
His knowledge and skill in
gathering this vast store of in-
formation aids him in serving
humanity better through his
respected profession, pharma-
cy.
The need for communica-
tion is greater than ever to-
day ad with the busy sched-
ule the pharmacist has in go-
ing about his everyday chores,
it is remarkable to see how he
keeps up with available infor-
mation reaching him from all
sides.
Neirs Pharmacy
Emergency Pk 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin St.---426-3327
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:80
Saturdays 9:80 - 6:00
FREE
COLOR
portrait.:
Professionally
posed in
living color
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It's our way of saying "thank you" to our customers and "wel-
come" to everyone else . . . a beautiful full color portrait that
you'll treasure for years.
We've arranged for a top professional photographer to take the
pictures rig,ht in our store. Bring the whole family, and you can
pick any one of the portraits as your free gift.
Don't forget to dress everyone In bright coMPs!
EASTER SPECIAL
Wednesday-Thursday, March 26-27
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
No Age Limit • Family Groups Welcome
422 N. 1st
Shelton
Limit one portrait per family. Children must be with parent
We Care AboL,t Our Customers
Try Us... You'll See!
THURSTON COUNTY FEDERAL
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Fifth Capitol Wry
Lscsy Only: Hours Monday Through Thursday 10 to 5
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