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ith ]()0-fL wa-
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Id water. 1 lliile
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] bother? llere's
tsts a long tinle!
ek Valley, :1525
4-10
+ In}use. +- ,l "" bed-
.mr anti kitcttcn,
lal2ndry, garage
s. lnquire 1712
lhatt(n'_ 4-3-17.
oice waterfront
ne Island. Gar*
dth bath...Grav-
d view of Mt.
if desired, John
Box 177, 4-10-24
2arlson's-40-aerc
Harstine. Is-
mile of school,
I harbor. Build-
berries and t)F-
I well and creek.
nd. Price $5750.
'.arisen. Route 2.
3.2'7--4-10-3t
1 furnished rood-
from L.M. store.
nquirc 323 First
3-27--4-10
'oiK-aE Spencer
L00 a foot. elec-
ty spot. H.H.
ake. 4-3-17
'ater frollt. Good
,Jew. Located at
rock, Grapevtcw.
.............. :3do
, 90x100 ft. on
pic View, $450.
J4-3--4-17
nt land. 5 acres
ole Road, at. 3,
tick. 4-3-17
kLE
?railer Camp,
lympic High-
ntals, service
tnd operating
in stock. 21&
lus two lots.
or cabin and
Doing good
d and can be
xcellent con-
uy and oper-
nness. See it
6,500.00.
Angle
kLE
tome with 3
mg room. In-
f good land
eek running
sis is a fine
nd is located
tom Shelton
ad daily mail
sell at Qnce.
home. plas-
asement attd
with nice
ed on hill.
$7,OOO.OO.
Angle
LLE
? Estate
bout 7-acres
tted; 3-room
Lrn, garage,
aed and root
mrd. Located
on Harstine
e
son
x 155
mston
use
3-27--4-1
kNAL
RTY
ished house, lot
ful view of the
terfront.
ome, modern,
0 x 120, no wa-
roll homes with
md mountains,
,0.00.
, oil heat, fire-
zterfront, mag-
•nal and moun-
four-bedroom,
uest house, 105
L, fine be,ach.
morthy
HINGTON
221
3-27tfn
five-room house
1 furnace, nlce
distance' fronl
w call 9W.
E1-gtfn,
-6AV8:-- Call -at
so plumbing
327---4-3-10
Thursday,
FOR
1,'OR SALE: :1935 m0
] S:II(t'St)ll A llKh+
I,'ranklin, Marie
Motor(m " " , +,...;lb._ A FEE FOIl
Also ont, large..acheIe.'/l,,dplR- " -
one+electric b - $ PASSENGERS
/L.-H.p. nlotor. "OO..H': ]171J-
good dondition. All 0 " .......
FOR SALE: Auto
chassis, caa be seen
Mt. View.
iUOR--SAIE : Team,
on. Phonc 4563, [
FOR SALE :
l1ade for
good shape.
and Sunday We
Grapeview.
'OR SALE: Have
Chiffon Shasta-Da A
IllanY" others. If,
cer Lake.
FOR SAUE: Cedar
priced. Write
• Shelt on.
"FOR SALE :
fically new.
Holh)w. 1-]ox
R-OCKHIIL
sale• $1.00 i)er
Office, i
FOR SALE: Used dtnel][
top, decal trimm.e, i
. 4 chairs. Phone 592,..
-A'RE LIVING exDen"eitfe
kill yourself+ "+IIjo,.l+.l
glide. See Dick Y"
road Ave., Mobilglide "l
Dealer•
FOR S ALE '.- :Moil-to gra
dition. Plane 10dr,
Street.
or-sA-L-C-g6:0 _; Iteally
lion rifle 6 boxes ?.;
trade lor'rowbo+at • Ig+# F[III!
:1mA. _
FOR SALE: 3 gmerakl,-
plants 10C & 15q '&,.]trv.,
vines., glads; post_a_./¢Pi .t'.kl|J-
of 75c or more. lV)rE U|J]b
Rt 2, Box 228 Slte!t0 --a'l A
"-O R - +SA L E+: - Gi:O1- edlff_, IIy S "
$1.0 sack." Wili',-,$| " OOrt =,,,.
fled. A. A. Bennett, !l[t, [ '-')
Sltelton. .__ 0d No r,
good condition, ver+glrUmaum -
Laurel St., phone +lw+ uaVrying Case
F-el?J- SALE ---3-dec' '- --
Y)iln+f pe;l's. [,,ceq at $75
V0--R- g)r E--7 ig' ILJl}h 70 ....
g(0000o,00i:v2a00.aff,dt Want to See
borough Apt.
FOR SALE :
condition with se
tires to go wittl
low, nlanurc S
springtooth harr
Star at. 1. Box
FOR SALE :
PP. extra tire.
V intod.
otors.
0R- "SALE :
and electric hot
Mrs. 'Y,
only 30
first
First St.. Photo
FOR SALE :
plants. Will
or nlore, Also one
buck. F. J'. Lasen,
Shclton.
FOR SALE: New
$4 each.
Gral)eview. Phone
FOR SALE: Set
vohllnes aud
77-M•
FOR SALE: One
also one .22 I-It
target piatol. In(
Shelton, Wn.
FOR SALE: Wt)i :2;
table, chairs,
chair, metal be(
ress, cross-tilt
and fruit
at. 2.
IP()I. SALE :
dueed to
craft. 111
Located
Hillerest. Shel'
FOR SALE: Wc
oil. also
728 Franknn.
OR SALE: One
sene
ideal, for
qttire Mell ChcvrO
Phon2
FOR
soil. Delivered,
'Friday
217-R-2.
"OR SALE :
Jerseys, 9
calf. and
from Bang
ter Cooke,
SALE :
SHELTON PINMEN HIT THE ROAD
IFO R LOS ANGELES AND A.B.C.
By devious routes, a. dozen Shel-
ton bowlers push off within the
next few days to take a crack at
pindom's ioftiest citadel, the A BC
tournament, now in frill swing in
Los Angeles.
Leaving Saturday in three dif-
ferent cars will be ten of the kege-
lers plus three of their women-
folk, while next Wednesday two
more head southward for the wood
wars via the airlanes.
One of the south-bound vehicles
will carry a honeymooning couple,
for Jess Daniels is taking his bride
of two weeks, the former Mildred
Frazier. on the trip which will
serve the double purpose of giving
him his first crack at the lucrative
ABC prize money as well as serv-
ink as a honeymoon trip for the
newlyweds. Jess bowls with the
Simpson Logging company team.
Another car will set out bearing
Bab 'Stewart, Ken Fredson, Slim
Gustafson and AI Ferrier with a
Seatt]eite at the wheel in the per-
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OROER NOW
URE DELl'VERY FOR
OPENING
CREST
WARE,
PItONE 499 /
HEINIE HILDERMAN'S
CHATTERBOX
CAFE
son of Joe Stenstrom, president
of the .Northwest htternational
Bowling Cougress. Stenstrom is
a last-minute replacement for
Warren Woods, who was unable
to make the trip.
A third Shelton group will be
eomposed entirely of Sheltmt's
famous Fredson family, Mark and
Mary, Paul and Freda, in Mark's
car.
The fliers will be George Mer-
rick and Phil Bayley. When all
arrive at the scene of activities
they will compose tlemselves into
two teams representing the Siml)-
son Logging Company and the
Morgan & Eacrett Lumber Cmn-
pany.
The Simpson lineup will eonsist
of Stewart, Daniels• Merriek, Fer-
rier and Mark Fredson, while the
Morgan & Eaerett representatives
will be Gustafson, Paul Fredson,
:Bayley, Ken Fredson. and Sten-
strom. The two Shelton teams
will bowl April 18 at 9 p.m. in the
team event, then pair up for dou-
bles and singles competition the
following day at 3 p.m.
I'ARTY IS SURPRISE
A surprise party was given for
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen of
KdR+SALFU Soll
ing supplies,
ware•
FOR SALE
ley-Davidsoa
car. R.D.
die 7th and
us for & trine
SOIl starts.
FOR" -SALE :
watt light
pair
(o.,
FOR SALE :
red hot
lnunls,
1, ndles
way.
Liltiwaup on their 22nd wedding
aiversary Tuesday evening,
April 1. Guests included Mr• and
Mrs. Wayne Cornwal.l of Lilliwaup,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Reese of the
Lilliwaup Care and Mr. rnd Mrs.
Jack Manley of Hoodsport.
Use 'tha Journa: Classifieds--
they really get results!
Lake Poisoning To
Clear Scrap Fish
Proves Successful
Clarence Pautzke, Chief Fisher-
ics Biologist for the Washington
State Game Department, has sub-
mitted plans to the game eonmfis-
sion for an expanded program of
scrap fish remova.1 from lakes tlfru-
out the state.
The game department's program
in the past two years has shown
remarkable success, Pautzke de-
clares, with more than 30 lakes
SIDELINE SLANT S
by BILL DICKIE
IIOOP ltISTORV
Statements to the effect that
this past basketball season pro-
dnced Shclton's first victory over
Aberdeen in high school competi-
tion have to be clarified a bit to
be completely accurate for actual-
ly it wasn't the first time a High-
ciintber hoop aggregation has de-
feated the Bobcats.
The statement is correct to the
cleared of suckers, carp, shiners extent that it was the first ver-
and other worthless fist Through I diet posted by a Shelton entry in
the use of rotenone, the undesire- the present Southwest Washington
v.hle fish are removed. Then game setup, but back in 1925 the High-
fish are planted.
"We have l)rovided a vast new
source of good fishing to the ang-
lers of the state through our scrap
fish remov,l program,' Pautzke
asserts. "During the coming
months we will step up the process
of cleaning out lakes which have
hccome infested with undesireable
species and then v,'ill plant them
to trout, bass and other types of
game fish."
"The planning and execution of
the scrap fish removal program
climbers whipped Aberdeen. 1.5 to
13, during what was probably the
most sueeessful season-the local
preps ever had in the casaba sport.
The Ilight.limhers won fen and
h)st four games that season ill
the Class A h, ague which in-
cluded ilequtam, Centralia, Ab-
erd(n, Raymond, Montesano,
Olympia, Vaneonver, N o u t I!
Bend, Kelso and Chehalis. An-
gas O'Neil coached the t;lub that
season and the Mason County
Journal commenied at the close
are just two of the many important el' tile season that "Shelton was
jobs that the game department's[ the only team in the league
biological department does to in-[ wilhout a paid coach and also
sure better fislfing. Much of the[ the sntallest school in the A
biological work, of conrse, is not I division."
spectacular, and many sporbsnten[
most went to the state tournament
variousd° not realizefield biologistsh°W vit[h itandiS. The The Highclimbers that year al-
those yam et lostfor the theSeC°nd'placeleague's playOfsecond
biologists working in the lahora-[but
tortes are constantly finding new, tourna#lent berth to Aberdeen, 20
ways to improve fishing and make to 13, after Centralia, which had
for larger and bettcr catches of finished second, was disqualified
game, fish now and in years to for using ineligible players in
come." some of its gantes. Hoqnmm won
FISHING DERBY
LAKE ISABELLA -
$25.00 IN PRIZES will be iven by the
R, A. Padget Realty Co., Olympia,
Washington for the largest trout in
length measured in at the Delight
Park Office by Carl Blomgren.
Starts Opening Day of Season
DERBY ENDS MAY 18 1947
When
is Done
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BEER
the title that year without losing
a game.,
And just to prove to future
Highclimber basketball teams that
it can be done, that 1925 Shelton
high school agTegation also de-
feated Olympia, 30 to 28. in a
"chiller," to quote the Mason
County Journal's wri,teup of the
contest. " So don't let anyone tell
you Shelton has "'never" defeated
Olympia high school in basketball.
Here's a thumbnail sketch of
the 1925 Highclimber basketball
record:
Shelton 14, Centralia 5
Shelton 30, Olympia 28
Shelton 18, Montesano 11
Shelton 28, Oakville 27 (2 ove-
time)
Hoquiam 37, Shelton 7
Shelton 22, Kelso 20 (overtime)
Shelton 43, Tenino 14
Shelton 15. Aberdeen 13
Chehalis 27, Shelton 26 (ove-
time/
Shelton 37, South Bend 14
Shelton 17, Raymond 13
Shelton beat Vancouver Dut the
Journal account failed to mention
the score.
Centralia 24, Shelton 15
Aberdeen 20, Shclton 13.
Another Lhing the Journal ac-
+ounts failed to mention was the
lineups of the competing teams
and there was never a single play-
ers name mentioned over the en-
tire season.
BRIEFLY PUT
/
the banquet Thursday, incident-
ally.
Boh Levinson, who has coaehe(1
varsily basketball at al tln'e
Tacoma higlt schools--Bellarmine
Line.oln and Stadium--accompan-
ied Heinrich here for last week's
basketball banquet. He is now at
Stadium and will succeed Heinrieh
as varsity i'ootball coach there now
that Heinrieh has moved up to the
College of Puget Sound. Levinsor
and Helnrich spent a few hours
with their old Tacoma buddy,
Frank Villard, after the banquet
rehashiug old times.
Jud llolh)way was the lone Uni-
versity (f Illinois alum here in
Shelton able and interested enough
to trek up to Scattle last night to
see the full length, colored motion
pictnres of the U.C.L.A.- Illinois
Rose Bowl football game, but he
exercised his privilege of taking
a gucst by inviting.his colleague
among the chemists in Rayonier's
central lab Jehn Itooper, Univer-
sity of Maine and Washington
State College graduate, to accom-
pany him.
Otie Brown, chief ranger in the
Olyntpic National Park, was
pleasantly surprised last Thurs-
day evening to discover, after
spcaking to members of the Ma-
son Co untj SporLs & Skeet Club,
that one of his audience. Del Cole,
foreman of The Journal's staff of
printers, is a brother of one of
Brown's former fellow rangN's
while at Yosemite National Park
a few years ago.
Pastime, Jewelers
In Neck-and,Neck
Pace with 3 Wins
CITY LEAGIJE BOIVLING
Pastime ...................... 47 31
Beckwith Jewelers .. 46 32
Lumbermen's Merc... 42 36
Simpson 15Ok ............ 38 40
Associated Oil ............ 35 43
Reed Mill .................. .35 43
Active Club ................ 34 44
Mason Laundry .......... 34, 44
Pastime and Beckwith Jewelers
continued their ding-dong battle
for the city league bowling lead
as both swept their matches in
Friday's cmpetitioh, which fotmd
scoring generally just mediocre
after the record-smashing spree of
the previous Week.
Pastime held its one-game edge
in first plac by clubbing the Ac-
tive Club €town into a tie for last
place without turning' on a great
deal of soring heat. A1 Ferrier's
211, top single game of the low-
scoring night's play, was the only
highlight of the league leaders'
pe?formance.
Second place Bcckwith's pro-
duced the evening's best wood
wobbling with a 2740 pin total
which George Merrick paced with
Simpson Bowlers
Take First Rung
In Last Lap Drive
MEN'S MAJOR LEAGIJE
W L
Simpson Log .............. 39 29
Mason Laundry .......... 36+ 32
Morgan Immbgr . ....... 34 34
Fir Drug ...................... 27 -11
High game=-George Merrlck 234
High total+ -George Merrick 61S
Simpson Logging company
bowlers, comprising the scratch
team in the men's major league,
came roaring up from second place
to all but button up the eireuit
championship last Thursday night
by soundly paddliug Mason Laun-
dry and taking a three game lead
on their victims.
The launderers enjoyed one-
game advantage going into the
match but with George Merrick
clipping off a 618 total and a
couple of 213 and 234 games, their
71 pin handicap didn't stand the
gaff. Mark Fredson gave Merrick
considerable assistance with 223
closing effort.
Morgan Lumber cuffed last
place Fir Drug, 3 to 1; in the
other match and pulled up within
striking distance of second place.
Slmlmon Log (4) Mason Ixty. (0)
Handicap O Handicap 213
Stewart 521 Allen 499
Daniels 3 Holt - 547
Merrlck Peterson 437
Ferrier 526[ smith 517
M. Fredson 5BDI D. Woods 454
Total 2770,1 Total 2667
Mofgaa Lmbr. (8) Fir Drng (!)
Hdndtca '114 Handical 5 72
Gtlstafson 526115indeman 512
P. Fredson 518[Dummy 495
Bayley 53,9 K0pperman 462
. Fredson 556 IDummy " 552
W, Woods 52it Earl 528
Total 2774I ,14otal 2621
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a 586 whlch was best in the league
for the night. Firechief Teedee
D, hit. an-averg+fttening 52,5
but the rest of the jeweler lineup
Mr. O.K. -a(
Says.,
I'h)wdy Folk,: A frJend .f 0LIrs
say'.+ Lhat we shmtld be 4"ralefIl
l'of hl(?k, ])lit ll(l silly" t'n<,ugh io
depend (Ill il.
()n the o|her hlllld, SOSlP ieaph ,
like lo eel ib I e h t'k cad phtck,
They feel best' Wlll.ll Ihey are
hleILv i,ll llgh |O f l|tl St I(q)ll( + ]tO
pluek.
They say a bhlck I'at i. tlaltl('ky,
1)lit whell II black ('of t'llllN ill |'roilt
o|' I1 car. aIId ((lakes il. it's hIciy.
m
()[ I+Olll'e t]lero is cite ehtss
that's nol only Otll O1 style |)tl|
also aat Of l IC € IIO+V t|:I3't lllnl
that's royally.
,:. + .
Olher l,oopie think that Ihe lllllll-:
her thirteen is UlltLl('ky. It sllre iN
if yOU IlaV4! ihil'tPen pooplt, at a
din'nor and you get stuck witi Illo'
ct/eek.
Bemtle Heuer has made an amaz-
ing recovery from the .22 bullet
wound which critically injured lim
m an accident in Jantmry, the re-
markable recuperative powers of
youth being demonstrated thor-
oughly in the fact the junior high
athlete has been back in school
for about a month and is now
turning out for the Blazer base-
ball team.
Marge Tiffany doesn't let time
waste even while she is bowling'
• . . very frequently you'll find her
sewing on Tuesday nights as she
waits her turn to bowl with Mac's
Corner in the feminine bowling
loop•
Tony Nelson, reporting for a
professional baseball trial with the
Vancouver Capilanos at Sunny-
side last week, was told he needed
another year's experience in semi-
pro ranks )efore he was ready
for the paid-to-play brand of ball
• • . Big Bill Brenner, former
Olympia prep star who is now
managing the Caps, gave Tony
the once-over-lightly and the ad-
vicc.
Dave Rickert, centerfielcler for
the Vaughn prep baseball team
which played here recently, is a
nephew of Mary Rlckert, now out-
fielding for the Chicago Cubs in
the majors. Mary got his diamond
start at Vaughn, oo, back in the
wan off form.
Simpson Log strengthened its
fourth place position by shading
tailen'd Mason Laundry, 2 to 1,
behind Babe Carlson's pin punish-
ing, while third place Lumb(o'-
men's Mere lost grould to the two
leaders despite a 2 to 1 victory
()vet Reed Mill.
The league schedule closes after
two more nights of play, on April
18, with several lineups due for
tough going after the departure
of their key nten for the ABC in
Los Angeles.
The leading Pastime loses A1
Ferrier and Ken Fredson, Beck-
with's loses George Merrick and
Phil Bayey, the L.M. loses Bah
Stewart, Simpson Log loses Paul
Fredson. Associated Oil will be
without Jess Deniels, and the Reed
Mill will be shy Mark Fredson's
heavy scoring for the final night
of'play, The lineups:
L.M. (2) ][teed Mill (1)
Handicap 126] Handicap 237
Stewart 536[ Sergeant 499
Gibler 494 Drummond 387
Roberts 512 Elliott 510
Lindeman 5171Gustafson 469
Mackey 50411VL Fredson 560
Total 26991 Total 2662
Beekwlth (3) Aoelated Oil (0)
Handicap 117]Handicap 195
Merrick 586 Daniels 543
Deer 525 Frisken 414
late 1930s.
Dodds 498 Skelsey 491
,aln et i,lt Ps ilard hiP,{ eoDIt,N
from walting fol, a ;al'1 Slltiil,
Well. We'Ve Imen lucky a lot of
ti,llvs. We'r( + hteky to live in a
good town like this ++it<, and httt'e
sLwh gOOI friends [uld ('ll.qlOIl(Ol'.L
ILd, e!l, "+'-' '"' ......
RAUSCHER & SON
1528 Olympic Hiway (Hillcrest
PHONE 585
l'kL._...2& 2. e.+.:.''..,.(.-- 2&m,,L
Morgan & Eacrett -
Lumber Co. .
OFFICE QUARTERS
AT 1324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY ,.
PHONE 656
for
PITTSBURGH FAMOUS PAINTS
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tIAULING AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
Fishermen & Boatmen
ATTENTION
We have been appointed distributor
in this area for the popular
BURCHCRAFT .
BUILT IN ABERDEEN
and
MORRISCRAFT
BUILT IN BELLINGHAM
!
INBOARD AND OUTBOARD
+ HULLS
MOTORS OPTIONAL
Boat Trailers
We have several models in stock at our
Chrysler show rooms. These boats are fast
and seaworthy With no excess weight, mak-
FOR SALE:
use on-4 l& acres
l, chicken house,
mtcd on lsabella
FOR SALE:
plies.
KITCIIEN +
fixtures, and
made to order,
Phone 217R2
Bros.
CONVERT YOI
to oil. Seo
Air Flow
Smn ]. Smith
Cherry,
FOR SALE :
tractor
Sylvestcr+ Rt.
Ifako Road ¢) '
FOR SALE: 300
for removal
ford, St. at.
i
FOR SALE: see
for auto
and Mill
You'll find that real brewery taste in .a-
tionally famous Rainier Beer as seryed at
your friendly taver, n. Modern dispensing
equipment brings you all the full •rich, e-
,ake Road. $2S00. FOR SALE: freshing tang and flavor of this superb beer.
L4-10+17 pm ap wltl
' ele :trlc. I:
-- " pbR-sL hdZS ..... % Enjoy a glass of fine old Rainier today•
,e Buys blankets, place "
and other line l}t)al
hand or orderSrit.FE
tern home on Apparel, 1416 S_q :w-+.
tionally well crest, phons 79ya_'.
tered, hard- -OR---S-ALE.:--15b a't /
water tank a I#'l
at foundation, boiler, $80 ca2h, I
Lry trays; cor- A-l. - ,..¢J
terms. £VbR" "-SX]g--b-at)'Y c;'+ _
U.S. approved, fu.
n 0n r
, . flocks. Only. CorO
Wagner 'eea Ll
t'WAY, a four 1st. +'0 II
Lh 5 acres, 3
;3,750. gas heater. Fe r*" /I
, S. 3rd Street J,l_l
SALE: .o¢
a completely perfect conditio, P°" i
ltouse, with louto 2, Box 3s,." . J
,th; ncwly re- FOR SAIE:
-#. •
ated; 150 feet t ractieal *-
O, 200 feet
;arden equip-
nd a 151]+.5 ft.
,, consult a
ZINTHEO,
: Ins. Bldg.
3-27
915
lants, $1.00 a
.001 Hay Stree
FO+-:R'-S ALE :
C. L. Cline. Rt.
FOR SALE
Proctor,
Electric,
FOR
' trailer,
Stalcy,
IIIICWlNO
CO.
Pres.
NATIONALLY FAMOUS SINCE 1878
simpson Industries and enjoys i
spending, his evenings at the bowl-
ing alleys, where his main divers- €=* sWE W
ion is betting nickles with the ;; NOW HAVE . . .
girls on whether they hit the head- ;i;
pih; when they do they win a nick-
le from him, when they don't he O:e
wins a nickle from them. REE!00
¢. Johnny Helnrieh, speaker at %*
last week's basketball banquet and ** i PoLE8 N +
coach of the state's senior all-star GAFFS
football game next August 23 in %€*
Seattle, in his talk sidetracked :e
from basketball long enough to
mention that the Seattle coaches *:* E --TS
hold quite an advantage over the :
state mentors beOtuse they have T PLUGS
been able to See everyone of their :
players in action during the past e
season and before making their
selections knew exactly whio4h €: € | '
players would fit best into the e**
double-wing style of ball the Se- %*
attle team will play, whereas the
Doug Cole showed the ion.#moof Earl 495 Holt 4 ink them easy to handle to and from the
provement zrom s[art t:o I .+ ' ..,,., n v .... - '
• , .......... a,o,. ........ s ....... -ter
the season on une rttgncnmoer +Total 2740 Total 2592 w¢ . .
squad, Coax;h Grant Packard com- Slm son Lo "2" I ndr ....
merited at last Thursday's' basket- T4P+,. g (, ,.U y TrMlers To Fit nv R.t
ball banquet, and in his opinion ......... v .... +--,, ...... v + + - T 7 --Z'a .....
............ I++ Aronson 512]Dunbar 405 , We invite you to drop into our show rooms and
wm give a goou acoun o mm
..... " -" f z vazsi" ] Carlson 5371D Woods 440 oee scme of tBe'finest small craft manufactured at
se£I m 1;he scramote o' ' ty Petersen" 497 n',r,m, atR i¢AiaONAmLt ie+m
Sguad.positi0nS next )v, epr. From l Snelgrova 443 S-mi"til "¢ 5()i A; or+9"r p-latched" "now'will assure you of a 'boat '
almost: oein cut oii I.ne roster aL r, . ... . L
i+' ',. ^€ +u . .... , Funk 486]W, Woods o04 WPtCn the spring fishing and boat ng season gets
+ . ua ou I ,coat zso Unper way.
Worked his way up to first hne re- o=ti. a.+h,. ,,,,, tin
lief dflty wath the httle Htghchmb- ..m,. a+ ,,m,,,,, R36
ers at t.he close of the season. "']== ..... r7 =-v a0 qll • I 1 --'
Ted Hlliler is one of the regu- 'Dotson 513 7teal{our 3{+2 KU IIl -,HAiANaq
lars' 'in the bleachers at the bowl- w ........ ..+ ffr, t,llt dn illiliiliiliililill'1il IVI'UIUE"
tn alleys during the week ana ---,-v .............. +. ........ I ' ' '--''-= -- --
' • K. Fredson 507 Pmce 4 8 LY PIC HI HWA '
ges a particular kink out of ..... [- .... 2 p M G Y ,, PHONE 465-W
Watching the girls fire at the -wnta 2,l°:Ca 2;;3
headpin• His home near Edmonds ' ' ._ ""'. -- . .......... '
• ed spends all week in Shelton in .'.W-".-. € € • *, €# € • ' , € €. .@--'. .-'.-*
conneCtiofi with his duties for * * + * + € * + + .... + + + + + * * *,
SPOONS
state coaches have seen only a
.fourth te a'third of their 24 play-
ers and so were unable to tell jtut
how well suited for T-formation
play each would be.
Gene White, Highclimber half-
back who will be Southwest Wash-
ington's only representative on the
stae senior all-star team, and
Heiflrich met for the first time at
4P
And Fairly Good General Supply of Salt Water Fishing TaeMe.
Shelton Recreation and Sporting .Goods
FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS PHONE 224