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Events As Sheiton
Takes00d Place e'
Scoring single point in th.
relay, the Shd!to 141ghchmbers
edged M0ntesan0 for 'second place
in a quadragldar track mee at
Hoqlliam lriy, 28 ta 27. The
Climbe'rs ap.d Bulldogs were sand-
%viched between Ha'qiam' 66 2-3
points and South lbn's 19 1-3
points. .
Des Koch, Shelton's all-around
star, was individual high point
performer in the meet with, three
first laces, in tile discus, .high
hurdles and, shutptlt. He wins te
only first place winner for the
Highcllnbers, He heaved the'plat-
ter 143 feel 6 inches, the shot
43 feet 7/. inches, and skid]med
the high slicks'in 16.8 secorls.
Other Highclirnber points were
earned by s:'ond places scorefl by
Tike Hillman 'in the broldjBm
and Bob Phillips in the 220 yard
clash third places registered, b.y
Phlllip., ti the century, Joln Mar-
shall in the mile, Paul Kocl i
the discus, and the relay team:
.......................... by Jack Davidson's fourth in
..... ande lO0 yard dash. ,
.......................... th+h e
.......................... _ Highclimbers will partici-
pate in the anmxal @entralia re-
lays at Ceptralia this Saturday.
FRISKEN S The meet results at Hoquiam:
pole vault Crook (SB). Free-
man (Hi. Beardslee (M}, and
FUEL KIDS .,oi,0000on sankus ,.l, Free-
man tI-[. 11 feet, 3 inches.
l½igh hurdles Koch iS), Ray
HAVE OIL ON HAND (l); McFeely (H), Smit'h (M),
16.8.
FOR EA<JTEI DAY. 110-yard dash ..... Bo/danovich
M), Smiley (HI, Phlllilm (),
IM CAGE OLD ,L Davlqon is). :10.7.
Mile-Vigron (M}. Watson IH).
Marshall (), Neiworti (l-I). 4.48.
Shot put .... Koch (,"4), Wardh)w
(]-1), PJogdanoviel] (MS, Sanl<tls
H). 43 feet. 7: inches.
440 Crook ISB), Slroln (]..I),
Church (SB), Davis (HI. :56.6,
Low hlrdles.-MeFeely (Hi, Os-
tergard IH), Arias (SB) Tl'aut-
man M). :13.1.
High jump--Roberts (Hi, Vuk-
ich tM), Lamb (M), Wardlaw
(Hi, Moore (HI, 5 feet, 5 inches.
Discus--KtmJt (), Wetland (Hi.
Sankus (H) IL Koch iS). 143 ft.,
6 , inches.
Take the pain out of chilly 220-yard dash-Lauritsen (Hi,
nights and mornings by putting Phlllil)s iS), Lahti (SB) Moore
cold to rout. We're ready to (H). :24.].
880 Elway (H), Bear&slee (M),
deliver a full tank of fuel oil at WeAsel (H), Perry (H). 2:10.5.
a momen't notice. . BroadJump ..... Haelquist (H},
Keep your tanks full of oil and Hllhnan (½), Lamb (M), Traut-
man (M). 19 feet, 7 inches.
your home will always be warm. Relay -- Hoquiam" (Ostergard,
....................................... ........ -= ..... Roberts, Smiley, Latlx'itsen). South
Bend, ,helton. 1.38.
STORAGE TANKS ........................................
50 to 1,000 Gallons for new
burner Installations.
GO TO CIIURCH
SUNDAY
ANNUAL PLE/k TO
LEAVE FAWNS
ALONE SOUNDED
Spring means the arrival of
fawns, aml also means it is time
for the annua warning against
handling or "recuing" ann young
deer which slay be found alone in
the woods, Game Director Don W.
Clarke declares.
"Each year we get reports of
well-mooRing persons who pick up
young deer which they find,"
Clarke said this week. *'Again
we mtlst emphasize that these
fawns are not last, that their
mothers are nearbr"
"If the fawns are handled by
humans, the molihers will desert
them. '
"Leave them strictly alone. Tak-
ing them into captivity can mean
arrest by a,game protector."
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RESEARCH WINS SIMPSON FLAG
SIMPSON MI,iN'N IA,L.(;I'I,:
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Research ................ 26
IAllnhernlelt'S Mere. .... 22
It.cod Mill I "21
Reed Mill 2 21
Offi(.e . ..... 2l}
Enginecring 19
Woodfihcr ...... 15
Olympic I)lywt>od 15
Hi sern, s Bah Stewart 672
Hi game Bah Stewart 258
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2,1
INi)IVII)I'AI S('OIHNG rec-
Ol'(l, /oppled hviee in the Sallle
night of play m the Simpson
men's bowling circuit lasl week
anti Research wral)|)e(I Hp the see-
1
The Silnpson ('ircuit winds ll)
its secon(I hnlf s('hedlde lonig'ht,
then I;,cse;H'cl and Iho fir.t h-if l
(' lamp on l,]ndileCr.; t;n h' Al>ril.I
21 for till' scns()n':; Illh' :11(I lhc
lr;ive|ing Iro]'dl)/ \\;vhJ II t't)¢' ',',=llh
it.
PIIEI' IIASEIAI,L S( '( )l{ l':S
I)orl (-)r('h;H'd 5. Shelton .I , 10
ihnings,
O'l)ea 6. St. Marlins 2
t3oistfort 4. Cenlr;/li: 1
,'-:,1 Martins 7. Yclm 6
Olynxl>ia I;;. OtH(vilJe s
AI)e)'(h,en I 1. M<)rlil):: ,t
Thlll":Irl:lV
Morgan &
Lumber Co.
132,1 OLYMPIC HI6IIWAY
Phone 656
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PITTSBURGII PAINTS
HAULING •
BUILDING SUPPLIES
City Pin League
Tied Going Into
Last Night's.Play
CITY BOWI,IN(t LEAGIE
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Pastime ............................... 45
W.H.S. IClectric ............... 45
Simpson Loggers ............ 44
Beckwith Jewelry ............ 43
Frisken Oil ........................ 41
].AlnlhoFnlen's Mere ......... 38
Lake Cushman ................ 4
Active Club ................... ;]4 47
Hi series.-George Merrier 580
Hi game-.-Phil Bayley 231
Matches i,'riday
7- -Simpson vs Activians
Frisl(en vs L.M.
9 Cushlnan vs Pastime,
I Beckwith vs Electric
,PRINTING for the tape, wlIieh
t they'll hit tomorrow night, t'dur
teams are still in the running for
the city league bowling champion-
ship, thanks to the 3 to 0 defeat
Beckwith Jewelers hung on Pas-
time in htst Friday's play and the
shutout victory W.H.S. Electric
posted over Lake Cushman.
Those two results, t)lus the
Simpson Loggers' 3 to 0 triumph
over the Lumbernmn's Mercantile,
left Pastime and'W.H.S. Electric
tied for first place, the Loggers
'trailing one game back, and the
Jewelers two games behind.
The way the final night'q sched-
ule falls, the fourth place Beck-
'with quintet could squeeze tlll-U
to win the title by blanking tle
Electricians while Pastime was
losing a shutout decision to Cush-
man and Simpson was dropping
the odd game to the Activiaz.
The way things have been going,
it could happen.
THE JEWELERS had the ben-
efit of the night's best in(lividual
scores Friday while goose-egging
Pastime. George Merrick hung up;.
the top series at 580 and Phil
Bayley closed with n. 231 single
game. Meanwhile, Bill Pearson
had a big hand in winning the
opener.
I. H. Woods anti Ab Fisk paced
the Electrician triumph ove r
Lake Cushman, and Simpson won
behind tim singlc game spurts of
Fred Snclgrovc, Paul ]i'redson an'd
Paul Marshall.
The Active Club ended Frisken
Oil's victory string with g 2 to 1
victory paced by Buck Price and
Dick Gardner.
SPORTS CLUB TRAP
RANGE SCENE OF
SUNDAY SlIOOTING "
The Mason County Sports Chlb
trap range was the scene for a
meat and merchandise shoot last
Sunday witl a ,large cFowd of
scatter-gun artists ldrning out to
win the prizes.
Len Attwood, a double winner,
made mire of his Easter dinner
by taking home a huge ham. My-
ron Lurid and Don Anderson were
.other double winners. Lewis Ser-
geant ran a straight string to
win a ham.
L. M. LaPlante, Les Hickham,
Henry Jackstead, Dutch Lund,
Jerry Eck Dick Coleman and Kel-
ly Lund were single winners, Eddy
Metzler and Lewis Sergeant pair-
ed up in the buddy shoot. They
beat out other pairs in a handl-
cap finish and took pi'izvs,
William Schirmer and Myron
Lund had a shooting batt111,
working back to the 2,7-yard
marker before Schlrmer won.
The public is invited to partici-
pate, in future shoots: Plans aFe
tmderway for leveling the grounds
and for building' a cement ramp
for shooting. We hope to have the
job completed before long, H. J.
Skelsey, club secretary said.
Steelhead Program For
Coming Year Ambitious
Working in cooperation with
the state fisheries department
the fish malmgement division of
the state game department estab-
lished an ambitious steelhead pro-
gram for 1949.
The egg quotas were set as fol-
lows: Samhh River, 150,000 eyed
eggs; May Creek on Skykomlsh
River, 150,900 eyed eggs; Green
River, 390,000 eyed eggs; Lewis
River, 100.000 eyed eggs.
Development of tim summer run
steelhead program in Southwest
Washington has received much at-
tention, with the fisheries man-
agement division continuing its
effort to establish runs of sum-
mer steeltmad in several likely
streams.
PREP ',RACK (ORES
MonEesano 2, South Bend 3.1
Longview 60, Chehalis 5q
Centralia 78, Olympia 35
Aberdeen 69 1-3, Bremerton
, , r ,, ,,, 43 2-3
j Tidesof the Week
[ Comp.gted for Oakland Bay'
I (Hood'Canal tides are one hour
I and 55 minutes earlier}
Thursday, April 14
Low .............. 12:59 a.m. 3.5 ft.
L IHigh .............. 6:36 .m. 14.9 ft.
36 Low .............. 12:29 p.m. -1.7 ft.
36 High .............. 8:17 p.m. 14.6 ft.
37, Friday, ,april 15
38 Low .............. 1:47 a.m.
40 i High 7:08 a.m.
43 Low 2:13 p.m.
47
4.7 ft.
14.7 ft.
-2.2 ft.
14.5 ft.
High .............. 9:17 p,m.
Naturday, April 16
Low .............. 2:39 a.m. 5.8 ft.
High .............. 7:42 a.m. 14.1 ft.
Low .............. 2:58 p.m. -2.1 ft.
High .............. 10:20 p.m, ]4.3 ft.
• Sunday, April 17
Low .............. 3:33 a.m. 6.8 ft.
High .............. 8:22 ,.nt. 13.4 ft.
Low .............. 3:48 p.m. -1.6 ft.
High
_____11
:26 p.m. 14.0 ft.
Apr.
Low ...... • ....... 4:40 n.nl. 7.4 ft.
High .............. 9:05 a.nl. 12.5 ft.
Low .............. 4;44 p.m -0.8 ft.
Tuesday, April 19
High .............. 0:40 a,m. 13,9 ft.
Low .............. 6:03 a.m. 7.5 ft.
High .............. 9:58 a.m. 11.6 ft.
Low .............. 5:45 p.m. 0.1 ft.
Wednesday, AIr|l 20
High .............. 1:50 a.m. 13.9 ft.
,Low .............. 7:39 a.m, 7.2 ft.
High 11:15 a.m. 10.8 ft.
Low .............. 6:50 a.m. 0,9 ft.
on(1 half title (lespite a 2 to 1
dofeai..
Kenny Fredson hehl lhe in(livid-
ilal ttll'ee-gatne ree,.)rd L'or jllst two
hours, his 65:; total breaking Ball
Stewart'.'; l)r('viotm high of 612 on
the earty shift and leading Wood-
fiber to , 2 to 0 victory over
Olympic Ilywood. Hc had games
of 221, 228 and 204.
But Stewart (.anm right back
on the late shift and regained his
place at the top of the list with a
blazing 672 series, during which
he also set a new single galne
record of 258, which raised his
own previous re(,ord which had
been 246. The LumhermelVS Mer-
cantile, with this sort of inspira-
tion, climl)ed into second place
with a 3 to 0 triumph over tle
Office. Stewart's three games
were 197. 217 and 258.
REED MILL 2 was another
shutout victor and climbed into a
third place tie with Reed Mill 1
by blanking the first half cham-
pion Engineers behind the scor-
ing of Toad Sergeant and Jess
Baxter. Reed Mill 1 earned the
odd game froln the elmmpionship
esearch chlb with De] Sergeant
and Bud Temple pacing the wins.
AIRPORT
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NOW OPEN
DAILY
Short
Orders
Lunches
Pies - Cakes
Soft Drinks
Bertha Phillips, Prop.
At Mason County Airport
Sfudebake,
# ...AND CUT
EVERY MILE
Studebaker's sum total of
value is "some total"
New decorator-fabric upholsteries * New
body colors • Self-adjusting brakes a Vari-
able ratio "extra'-Ievexage" steering * Pan-
o,'nmic vision a Seats centered between the
axles • Low center of gravity • Glare-proof
"hlack light" iostrument dials • Auto-
matic hill hoJder--available on Champmns
at slight added cost. but standard on other
models. • Automatic overdrive. Clima-
tizer heating and vcntilating, white side-
wall t res and wheel trim rings or discs
are optional at extra cost on all models.
..A
OPER,TING economy speaks out
to
from every graceful, Iow-swnng line
new 1949 Studebaker.
You don't see a trace of gas-wastin
age in a new Studebaker's flight-streamed
Studebaker's an all-out thriller of a
kling performance, too--a marvel in
easy to park--easy to maneuver in tight
No other automobile dollar bu
Studebaker dollar does today.
ahead in dreamlined modern sty
thrift--in wear.resisting p!
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FIRST AND COTA STREETS, SHELTON, WASH.
Corner
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FURNITURE
Walt Elliott, Owner
AUTO TRUCK FIRE
Complete Men's Apparel
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MILLER'S
MEN'S SHOP
Vern Miller, Owner
Simpson Employees
Farmers Insurance
Group
PHONE 654
Bill Pearson, District Agent
FLY WITH . . .
SHELTON AIR
SERVICE, INC.
Len Tiffany, President
ABOWN BAKERY
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George Valley
Phone 26-J
Power Line
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Mt. View
WHITE SPOT
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SAVINGS & LOANS
For Simpson Employees
Bill Pearson, Treas.-Mgr.
SHELTON'S FRIENDLY
STATION
BILL MILLER'S
SERVICE
Richfield Products
Bill Miller, Owner
STOP-INN CAFE
Jack Wallace, Owner
Dewey Daniels
PACIFIC RADIO
CLINIC
Mt. View - Phone 842
RAY'S SERVICE
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USED CARS
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SMITH'S MARINE
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UNION PHONE 242
BOB ERVIN
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Groceries - General Merchandise
LILLIWAUP
SHOPPING CENTER
Walt Hatch, Co-Owner
FIR DRUG STORE
Russ Hunter, Mager
PHONE-162 F o R
CITY CAB
Mel Robertson
VET'S DOIN'S
=ll * *
Two major' changes in leave pol-
icies affecting veterans enrolled
under the G. I. Bill in job-train-
ing establishments or in schools
below the college level have been
announced by the Veterans Ad-
ministration.
Effective immediately, the VA
said, veterans will be allowed to
apply for 15 days leave at the
end of their period of enrollment.
in addition to whatever leave was
taken while in training.
The second change of VA policy
places full responsibility for the
granting of leaves of absence to
G. 1. stntlents during tr.a,ining up-
on the school or elnployer-trainer.
within a maximum of 30 chys
yearly.
Veterans will be granted leave
at the completion of their period
of enr01]ment only if they have
enough entitlement to education or
training to cover it, the VA em-
phasized.
Periods of enrollment for on-
the-job training and in short, in-
tensive courses usually inchlde the
entire extent of the training
course, Enrollment periods for
veterans in school below college
level most commonly are the or-
dinary school years.
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UPHOLSTERING
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GORDON'S MEATS
HOODSPORT
Gordon Bayes, Owner
H(mdsport Mercantile
Chuck Winne, Co-Owner
Complete Automotive Repair
MT. VIEW
AUTO REPAIR
(Opposite Skating Rink)
Mt. View Phone 838
BANNER & BURNETT
SHELL 'ERVICE
1st & Cola - Phone 940
FOR FINE CAKES
AND RASTRy
SHAFER'S BAKERY
Walt Sherr, wner
"Our Aim Is to Serve You"
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,107 South 1st
John Hunter,. Manager
DWIGHT MORRIS
MEN'S WEAR
123 Railroad Ave. Phone 494
DON'S SPORT
& CYCLE SHOP
i Formerly Sleyster's)
Don Woods, Owner
Groceries - Meats
UNION MARKET
Roy Watson, Owner
UNION 242
CRAIG P. ELIOT
eLECTRICAL ENGINEER
Quality Wiring
K Street - Mountain View
P.O. Box 158, Shelton, Phone 788
WEE PAUSE CAFE
ALLYN
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FOR FUEL OIL
PHONE 326
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EATON
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