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1959
"'o- SHELL TEAM WINS
II00m. TIGHT DECISION
., VING MERCHANTS LEAGUE
w ,. "ALLORY'-SA00O[OPREP
,JollllSoll'. Shell Service *141., :11 .....
; ,IF-I-'- I t'r{,pl)'S Rexall 81or'v .. ,t:;., 2l L,:
Thacker;iv li]le{'tric .... :;7 - 31
Kimbel h/h}t{}rs In{'... 3l :;I
o,y+. P+.. ....... "" To,0 [m,[o w,,
Zi{,leP's C; mera ho 1) ;l}' 37]2:
\\;%;e'stPr)l Meal ..... 28 .10
I)()II'S Hying A. Sez'vice 2.1 II
ltiKh garne Dean Perry 2°.1
Ul) their second hall' l)lay last w,','k ]"
i IrvilgQ sqtl{,eZillg' hi}lilt! {}lit! slim galu
St. hhu'tins ,1 8 36 67 two-ply blow by MMlory
ahead ()f Prepp's l{cxalI Stm'e 1-; .... • . were
tile title @hvn the two rivals b:d- M{mh,sano ...... 2 6 21 37
0linty Dealer
J, 6-6389
ROAD
tied to a 2-2 Malemate in tile cur-
tain-drt}pping match.
The league's allllUll p{)st-s(,;i-
son banquet will 1),, held this S:t-
ur(lliy night at the M{)ose Hall aI,
6:00 l}.nl, for all h,aoue ]n(,mt}{.rs
and tileir wives. Trophies and
1}'U,'-off {_'i]tl{!l,:.s will tie l}PCscnt('d.
iliil I lRi i
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hood Canal
.{Jakland Bay tides are one tlottr
and fi5 minutes later.)
Frhi!ly, May
High ............ 4:27 a.m. 1(t.7 12
Low * ......... 11:20 a.m. -1.0 ft
High ........... 6:22 p.m, 11.t it.
Low .............. 11:47 pro, {;,2 {t
at,,rday, May 9
<' *e
/]: i,
*u 6.4:=1=
I.;Lvm{md .......... 2 6 18 78
l']lma .................. 0 . 8 19 64
This Tuesday
,h,qhm .1-6, St. Martins 1-1
Last Friday
{"h,'halis ,1-2, Shelt, m 2-2
St. Martins 6-9, Ehna 1-6
N,}Pth ThuPston-Raymond post-
, ]}{Hlod, Iv!t TrOllltds.
North 'Phurst{m 2. Bethell ( non-
COll. )
* This Friday
Ch(.halis at North Tlmrston
Mc}ntcs;,m} at Elms
Slwlt(m, {}pea date.
Efi!ective pitching backed by
solid {h'fensive play carried the
lligh('limhers to another twin win
ill C{'ntl*al Ieague baseball action
Tuesday a ft{!Pno{}n lit Loop Field•
ST. MARTINS was the victim
this time, 4-1 and 6-1. in games
,',;hilll'd fl'l)Dl I()IIIOITOW to Ttles-
Iligh ....... ,1:53 a.m. 10.5 l't. dy and l'r{}m the St. Martins dia-
I,ow . .... ll:h3 a.m. -I.2 fl. nmnd h} l,o}p Field because of a
High ........ 6:59 pall. 11.6 II. c{ml'lict in the p'n'ochial school's
lin(ll)', ,lnv Ill acl:ivity sche lille.
Low " 0'2q'a m 6.5 "{ A "/ m-conf(r,,nce game the
]-Iigl .............. .521 'n/ 10.3 11. Climbers were originally sched-
I,mv " .......... 1'/27 )m -l 2 f' ulc{l to pla • 'd ()lympia Tuesday
l:[igh .............. 7::9 p.m. 1 1.7 ft. has b't'l] nDvt'{t to an as yet un-
Monday iM,v I 1 dee d '{1 {late At this writing
Low -.. "{:12 "a.m. fix fl. Shelt(,n's nexi action is at North
High ......... 2. 5;53 a.m. 100 ft. Thurst{nl May 15.
Low . ........... i:43 p.m. -I.1 ft. The Highelimbe r molmd duo of
Iligh,. . ....... 8."°',3 pm 11 7 fl t lorry. M'dl, r:y' ,'tnd Jim Sargent
'l'ued,tv M k, I" set th(, visiting Preps down with
Low 2"03 n ;f ' no e:rned ruls, six bits, and 16
High ......... 6:2q i(m 9'6 it. strikeouts ill the 12 innings of
i Low .......... 1:4:; p.m. -{IS. ft. action.
Hi {55 m ll 6 ft I Mallory was far the more effect-
.: " .,e.hV, iq'. da.,,","'{a., ..... 13 ie., all v:ing but one. hit and fan-
,Low . .............. 2:59 a.m. 6.9 fl. mag eleven while giving up only
High ............. 7:13 a.m. 9.1 ft me walk. In addition, the Shel-
w " ) " ft ion southp.lw produced three hits
Lo ............ 2.,8 p.m. 0., . : .... . -
,H,gh. ;,.hurd 9,.55m1.4 11.{)f,. 'l*w,;ga;{!Cl21{lat,b}at{sld?r':gbtrhe3
Lo%v "i'00 m 67 t"I ru ,'. ) of his blows was a
High .......... 810g m' { ft' d.ubte which aided Sargent's tri-
L(;w _....'6 3:18 l;'m' iii f{i u,nph.
P'-h " " 1 R' ,, 2' ".2" ll(' I't SARGENT WAS touched for
II.€ ..: .............. U:'|*tk p,lll , ) . ,
.................................. five safctms by the Preps, one in
l*llli} rlPllgq 17lh, ellfqi ¢?aeh inning the Rangers came to
....... ." .................... the plate but he escaped un-
Shelton ,}9 1,/3, North Thurston ....
27 5/6 Chehalis 2U Elnv 20 scathed despite four additional
Mont'esano 7, St. Ma{Ttins 4 Ray' wa|ks he gave up except for a
mond 1 1/,,. ' " well-smashed Mngle to right field
Port Angeles 123 2/3, Forks whic!] was bo.oted, into a home
"0 1/3 Neah Bat, 5 Jovce 2 run m the second inning.
" I-lo',,',;-n, :, {:,',',;,,.d',/,." Junior shortstop Kerm Liver-
Olv;;i'/{;;;':';"2":'e'*:;e 2`.::'"'r-'' more was the day's batting star
" ' .............. " .... *" with five hits and a wall{ in six
,-* ................................ limvs at bat, including a first
I Ilk( E Pi0i pd,me dvnbie. The feat gave him
\\;J) v a.r a conference batting average of
i_//LUOSHInGTOn .,l9 on 13 hits in 31 ,it bats and
'.']_,,ell," " ...... an all-season fignre of .35 on 15-
' & I;i:11:1:11 for :;9
iii ii ie mw ' . ,
"-'ar-- A1 Snnth ('(}ntributed two doub-
dole Deauly Service
• Our Specialty
Expert Styling & Cutting
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT
PHONE
lea among his three hits for the
(h]y and scored ttle opening run
in the first inning of the first
g'lme after his initial two,sack
blow on tw() following infield outs.
RAY MANKE singled and
eventually tallied an unearned run
on an error ill the third and Liv-
ermore's double started a two-run
fourth which sewed up the verdict
\\;vlum a walk to Rog Hermes, a
wild pitch, an error and Denny
Teml)h.'s single followed.
The run scored off Mallory was
put aboard by Manke's error and
put ill position when Temple let
Mallory's beautiful pick-off throw
get ;lway for a two-base bobble
Al Schorno bagged t. Martins'
only hit to drive in the run.
The Climbers won the second
ganle on two unearned runs right
in the first inning. After the first
two ba'tters'fanned, Mallory, Liv-
el'more and Garth Getty walked in
EDWARD'S SALON
114 SO. 4th HA 6"2431
S! Only 3 More Days
a fire sale! I'm still in the
building -- Dean's still in New
OF
GIVE-AWAY
PICTURE
PRIOES
Any Portrait Ever
\\;
Taken By Dean
An 6ize Up to 11x 14
11x14 and 16x20 / Price
Wedding Reprints
Any Size
$1 49
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mixed with a ball(, two wild
I)itch's-. and a stoel b.se fir an-
other pair of nmrkers m the sec-
ond, and singles by Sargent and
Smith and two St. Martins errors
allowed another pair to check in
doring the final Climb,r turn at
bat in the fourth.
The Shelton infield turued in
two ground ball double plays dnr-
ing the day and both Bob Fitchett
and Temple made beautiful traps
on the same play when St. Martins
shortstop Johnson hit cleanly to
rightfield in the first game sev-
enth but was thrown out at first.
The Climbers left 11 runners
stranded in the first game, six in
the second for a season total now
of 81 in ten conference games.
The short scores:
FIRST GAME
R H E
St. Martins 000 001 0 .-1 1 :t
Shelton ...... 101 200 x---4 1'1 2
Battertes--Bucsko and Roulego;
Mallory and Hermes.
SECOND GAME
', R H E
St. Martins ........ 010 00-1 5 2
Shelton .............. 220 2x -6 6 1
Batte,,ries .... Morley, Johnson
(2), Acuff {3) and Bucsko; Sar-
gent and Hermes.
Phyl Zleil;ler's 180
Average Tops Loague
WOMEN'S INDUPTKIAL
(fiual 2rid halt'} W L
Insulating Board .......... 44 20
Purchasing ............... , .... 401& 23
Olympic Plywood ........ 35 29
Accounting .................... 32 . 32
Loggers .......................... 30!. 33
Lnmber .......................... 30 34
Engineering .................. 25 39
Research ........................ 19 45
High gbme -- Phyl Ziegler 204
High total --- Phyl Ziegler 548
Insulating Board's padding came
in handy as the women. Indus-
h'ial bowling league wound up its
second half schedule last week, a
1-3 loss to tailend Research (Steila
Howard 418} suffered in spite of
Phyl Ziegler's night-topping 204
and 548 scores, merely reducing
IBP'g final title margin to 3V.,
games when second place Pur-
chasing {Bonnie Schwarck 425)
scored a 3-1 success against Ac-
counting (Helen Rice 519).
IBP earned the right to meet
first half champ Lumber for the
.;season crown. Other curtain-drop-
pers found Engineering •(LaVonne
Cole 419) blanking the Loggers
(Marie Runnion 438) and Olympic
Plywood (Sara Anderson 469
winning a 3-! nod over Lumber
(Jean Rau 507).
The annual joint post-season
meeting and luncheon with the
Simpson men's league will be held
tonight at 7:30 at which awards
will be presented and next season's
officers elected.
Phyllis Ziegler's 180 average
was easily best in the league for
the just-completed season. Others
in the top ten were Jean Rau 168,
Helen Rice 165, Jane White 160,
LaVonne Cole 159, Betty Olson
157, Joan SoWers '157, Sara Ander-
son 155, June Loving 153, and
Joyce Dion 151.
eason high scoring marks were
these: High individual gan/es --
Phyl Ziegler and Marie Runnion
I tied at 225; high individual series
---Phyl Ziegler 612 and Jean Rau
599; high team game -- Purchas-
ing 961 and Lumber 934; high
team series -- Purchasing 2650
and Olympic Plywood 2571.
OASOADE VIOTOR
IN PiN 00AYDFF
Four members of the Cascade-
Olympic Costructi0!l Company
bowling team hit over 500 in win-
nig the Fraternal League cham-
pionship playoff-with the Active
Club Friday night•
This is how the roll-off scoring
went: i
CASCADE I ACTIVlANS I
Whitmarsh 501 .Anderson 550 I
Morken 510[ Ma 495
C'lave]and 45[ l.Wplden 452
.]'.Howard 5151G.Stewart 429
Clark 5tPl IAndberg 496
Totals 25391 Total 2494
Seasonal awards went to Walt
ElIott for the high three-game in-
dividual serle at 668, Ed Griffen
r high single game at 257, Jess
illips for rolling a 201 triplicate,
arid 'Stah James for being the
most improved bowler during the
season• James raised.his average
18 pins during the course of the
schedule.
INTER,COMMUNITY
DINNER $00NEDuLED
Shlton, Hoodsport, Union and
3elfair civic-minded individuals
will rub elbows at an inter-com-
munity dinner sponsored by the
Shelton Chamber of Commerce
next Thursday evening at Alder-
brook Inn which will:
1---Officially greet the :1959 tour-
ist season on Hood Canal,
; 2--Honor the top ten scholars in
I the senior class at Irene s. Reed
high school.
George Prescott, head of the
Tourist Bureau of the State De-
partment of Commerce & Econom-
ic Development, and H. DeWayne
Kreager, director of that depart-
ment, wall be the program: speak-
era.
A capacity crowd of 120 per-
sons is expscted to attend. Tickets
are now availate' through the
_Chamber of Commerce here, the
Itoodaport Commercial Club, the
Union Community Club and the
Belfair Ccmlerciat lab.
I'm cleaning out files. Come
through the pictures for the
ant.
i ¸¸¸ 2 £:: ::i! ¸ :
,+, +: ++ + ..... ;,: !!iiii :?ii i ::
THE LADIES OF ST. DAVID'S Episcopal churchwomen, wilt be served. All women of
church witt again sponsor the annual spring sil- Mason county ,are cordially invited, reported Mrs.
ver tea from 2 to 4P30 p.m., Tuesday in the Ferald tDill, general chairman. Pictured at a
Guild rooms of the church. Chamber music for recent planning meeting of the tea are Mrs. Her-
the event will be played by Mrs. Dean Palmer, bert G. Moore, pouring; Mrs. Orville Moran,
Mrs. Harvey Hillman and Mrs• Oliver Ashford, president of St• Cecilia's Guild; Mrs. Franz
an organ interlude will be played by Mrs. Charles Rauscher, president of St. David's Guild, and
Lewis• Lady Baltimore cakes, made by the Mrs. Dill. (Journal photo, Ziegler pri$t.)
....................................................................................................................... -r---- .....................................................
Gid Scouls Oamp
To Run June 15.26
st'Aku( "Day camping daze" has
the. mins of Mlson e{l,nty
( s .
Bt'ownie and lrl NcouI, as thev
look fol'war(I to the lllnlll[ [*all-,
bandle Lake Day Camp June. 15 to
26.
Mrs. Jalnes flartley has repnlt-
ed the need for a waterfront direc-
tor for the camp, thqllirelnents for
the salaried position at the calnp
is a senior life s.'tving certificate
or waler safety instrucLor's certl-
ficate. Anyone having the Pequire-
nmnts md wishing to apply ape
aaked t,) contact Mrs. :Hart.h,3L IA
6-2126.
The program outlined for the
Day Camp are outd{mr cooking,
hiking, games, natm'e study, arts,
crafts, singing, awinlming, fotk
dancing, camp crafts and Sl)edial
events.
GHner Wo00!rs
Seeking Donatiens
C/mtribut ions to the Cttncer
Crusade fund drive are now being
received by tile vohmteers workig
in bott the city and the county.
The campaign, which will con-
tinue through this month, Is also
strengthened through nlany mem-
orial don%tions througho,,t tht,
yea I.
Those wishing to mnke memor-
ial donations may contact Mrs.
' V. T (?onnolly, 32,1 I.aur(,I street
who "is the nem{n•ial chairmun fnr
• ... the Mason County cancer society.
|iliil Journal Want Ads Pay
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. lilli00 I
.... • ..... : ..... ' I i :! !' ' 15
::i': -- : " :'r :'q"' q ,, i $ 9.501
- +, Ill i SHELTON MARINE !
. , • QUEEN'S TRIPS START .... - ------- '" . .................
• 114'lldl IlflklI I Wit,h a visit to the Olympia Ju- . ,-- - ,,, , . ........
AMI Ill" VI II IU I nior Chamber of Commerce last
/4111'1 lllh II II III I night: the vi.ttatton of Queen All- l i I i i Ai l P I I
• ,"v,,. v,", I dren Kneeland and her royal court If'If IIIIIIll IN' .lJI, Id/ll IIF
to advertise the 1959 Forest Fes-
llhglll lllqPO I ..... lILrIIFlr'IIVI1k II&IFrIll1&
IIIIII'IH II 111 I. %, I uwu began.
!,11 il ! ,1 I She was accompanied la,t night AtTT n TITTOIr RA
lllllll ......... , by Princ.ess Karen W'estlund: ++ x.,, +t.JJ..., -I- J.l,u'J*
CLINT WlLLOIYR EARNS TRIP The entire eonrt, inclnding Steve Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Clinton Willour, by virtue of an Pa)ckefeller, who enacts the role .... __ ....
outstanding life insurance produc- of Paul Bunyan, will make the iii UI Arm- I
tion .')-eat" in 1958 has qualified for traditional visit to Olympia next linli ni4io =I
the Nolihwesten National L fe Monday " T
.... ' (}n ' " ' r "o GAS ANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Insurance Company's convent This includes a visit to the G v-
to California tlfis month, ernor' office in the mornirig and _ _ | _. |., . Se_ | _ J| • II • •
He and his wife. Dot: will l+ave to the Olympia Kiwani, Club at uoon s rlumning,' flOOtilll H0$t MGIOI
on May 11th and will visit the ffoon fin' a program which will be 623 So. First * Les Hansen, Owrter
Grand Canyon enroutc to the con- an,inter-chlb visit by theoShelton
.. . i 4 |
vention headquarters, whi(:h is the K1w'inls Club. , . .... 2-. -" ? .....
Ambassador Hotel in Los Ange ................................................................................... T,,,- ........ --" ..................................................................... ----T
Mother's Choice
L Our Salurday Nighl
DELUXE
SMORGASBORD
les,
From there they will spend
some time in San Francisco be-
fore returning home. Mr. arid Mrs
Willour reside at 522 South 14th
in Shelton.
$ $ $
STORE NAME CIIANGED
Jim Roush has changed the
name of the HillcresL Hardware
which he founded and has person-
ally operated sines WoPld War 11,
to the Shelton Marine Supply.
He is' confihing his stock here-
after to marine hardware, boats,
motors, trailers, etc., and will con-
tinue to act as local dealer for the
McCulloch power chain saw. He
will continue as the Evinrude out-
board moto agency here also.
$ $ $
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
SmOrgasbord .. ........... $1.25 Adults
Children under 12 .................. $1.00
Tiny Tots ................................ Free
entitled "Nuts," and is a short
story pyachological character stu-
dy, She eaterod the competition
through the Olympia Writers Inc.,
Ltd., of which .she is a member.
Her'home ts at 901Caade' St,,
Shelton.
. ' . . .
SholtOnian Wins Top
Plaoe tor Manuscripl
A former Journal staff member,
Mrs. Mildred (Mickeyl Green-
walt, now woPkiag in the State
Department of Conservation and
Natural Rsourcea, has been ac-
corded, first place in a judging of
manuscripts by tle n6ted author,
Helen Zola Ro.
Mrs. reewalt's manuscript is
G
Or
Our Special Sunday
MOTHER:S .DAY
DINNER
COMP'00TE Sl.60
SUNDAV DINNER ._
Special Prices for Children
PAUL BUNYAN GRILL
SHELTON HOTtL
NEW UNDAY HOURS -. 7 A.M. TO 8 P. M.
111[
FOR MOTHER
- . L i [
Large Cattleya Orchid Corage
Fee With Purchase of
Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator,
Range, Dishwasher, Freezer
or Hot Water Heater
:I: $
Here's your chance to give Mother an
appliance to make her work easier all year ....
long -- and a lovely orchid corsage for,i
Mother's Day.
Eelis and Valley Appllam (enter
128 South Seeond - - Pho H& 6.466
I I I I IllUll i I IJ [
IIllll
1959
"'o- SHELL TEAM WINS
II00m. TIGHT DECISION
., VING MERCHANTS LEAGUE
w ,, "ALLORY'-SA00O[OPREP
,JollllSoll'. Shell Service-141., :11 .....
; ,IF-I-'- I t'r{,pl)'S Rexall 81or'v .. ,t:;., 2l L,:
Thackerav li]le{'tric .... :;7 - 31
Kimbel h/h}t{}rs In{'... 3l :;I
o,y+. P+.. ....... "" To,0 [m,[o w,,
Zi{,leP's C; mera ho 1) ;l}' 37]2:
\\;%;e'stPr)l Meal ..... 28 .10
I)()II'S HYing A. Sez'vice 2.1 II
ltiKh garne Dean Perry 2°.1
Ul) their second hall' l)lay last w,','k ]"
i IrvilgQ sqtl{,eZillg' hi}lilt! {}lit! slim galu
St. hhu'tins ,1 8 36 67 two-ply blow by Mallory
ahead ()f Prepp's l{cxalI Stm'e 1-; .... • . were
tile title @hvn the two rivals b:d- M{mh,sano ...... 2 6 21 37
0linty Dealer
J, 6-6389
ROAD
tied to a 2-2 Malemate in tile cur-
tain-drt}pping match.
The league's allllUll p{)st-s(,;i-
son banquet will 1),, held this S:t-
ur(lliy night at the M{)ose Hall aI,
6:00 l}.nl, for all h,aoue ]n(,mt}{.rs
and tileir wives. Trophies and
1}'U,'-off {_'i]tl{!l,:.s will tie l}PCscnt('d.
iliil I lRi i
TIDES OF THE WEEK
Computed for Hood Canal
.{Jakland Bay tides are one tlottr
and fi5 minutes later.)
Frhi!ly, May
High ............ 4:27 a.m. 1(t.7 12
Low * ......... 11:20 a.m. -1.0 ft
High ........... 6:22 p.m, 11.t it.
Low .............. 11:47 pro, {;,2 {t
at,,rday, May 9
<' *e
/]: i,
*u 6.4:=1=
I.;Lvm{)nd .......... 2 6 18 78
l']lma .................. 0 . 8 19 64
This Tuesday
,h{,lhm .1-6, St. Martins 1-1
Last Friday
{"h,'halis ,1-2, Shelt, m 2-2
St. Martins 6-9, Ehna 1-6
N,}Pth ThuPston-Raymond post-
, ]}{Hlod, Iv!t TrOllltds.
North 'Phurst{m 2. Bethell ( non-
COll. )
* This Friday
Ch(.halis at North Tlmrston
Mc}ntcs;,m} at Elms
Slwlt(m, {}pea date.
Efi!ective pitching backed by
solid {h'fensive play carried the
lligh('limhers to another twin win
ill C{'ntl*al Ieague baseball action
Tuesday a ft{!Pno{}n lit Loop Field•
ST. MARTINS was the victim
this time, 4-1 and 6-1. in games
,',;hilll'd fl'l)Dl II)IIIOITOW to Ttles-
Iligh ....... ,1:53 a.m. 10.5 l't. dy and l'r{}m the St. Martins dia-
I,ow . .... ll:h3 a.m. -I.2 fl. nmnd h} l,o}p Field because of a
High ........ 6:59 pall. 11.6 II. c{ml'lict in the p'n'ochial school's
lin(ll)', ,lnv Ill acl:ivity sche lille.
Low " 0'2q'a m 6.5 "{ A "/ m-conf(r,,nce game the
]-Iigl .............. .521 'n/ 10.3 11. Climbers were originally sched-
I,mv " .......... 1'/27 )m -l 2 f' ulc{l to pla • 'd ()lympia Tuesday
l:[igh .............. 7::9 p.m. 1 1.7 ft. has b't'l] nDvt'{t to an as yet un-
Monday iM,v I 1 dee d '{1 {late At this writing
Low -.. "{:12 "a.m. fix fl. Shelt(,n's nexi action is at North
High ......... 2. 5;53 a.m. 100 ft. Thurst{nl May 15.
Low . ........... i:43 p.m. -I.1 ft. The Highelimbe r molmd duo of
Iligh,. . ....... 8."°',3 pm 11 7 fl t lorry. M'dl, r:y' ,'tnd Jim Sargent
'l'ued,tv M k, I" set th(, visiting Preps down with
Low 2"03 n ;f ' no e:rned ruls, six bits, and 16
High ......... 6:2q i(m 9'6 it. strikeouts ill the 12 innings of
i Low .......... 1:4:; p.m. -{IS. ft. action.
Hi {55 m ll 6 ft I Mallory was far the more effect-
.: " .,e.hV, iq'. da.,,","'{a., ..... 13 ie., all v:ing but one. hit and fan-
,Low . .............. 2:59 a.m. 6.9 fl. mag eleven while giving up only
High ............. 7:13 a.m. 9.1 ft me walk. In addition, the Shel-
w " ) " ft ion southp.lw produced three hits
Lo ............ 2.,8 p.m. 0., . : .... . -
,H,gh. ;,.hurd 9,.55m1.4 11.{)f,. 'l*w,;ga;{!Cl21{lat,b}at{sld?r':gbtrhe3
Lo%v "i'00 m 67 t"I ru ,'. ) of his blows was a
High .......... 810g m' { ft' d.ubte which aided Sargent's tri-
L(;w _....'6 3:18 l;'m' iii f{i u,nph.
P'-h " " 1 R' ,, 2' ".2" ll(' I't SARGENT WAS touched for
II.€ .. .............. U:'|*tk p,lll , ) . ,
.................................. five safctms by the Preps, one in
l*llli} rlPllgq 17lh, ellfqi ¢?aeh inning the Rangers came to
....... ." .................... the plate but he escaped un-
Shelton ,}9 1,/3, North Thurston ....
27 5/6 Chehalis 2U Elnv 20 scathed despite four additional
Mont'esano 7, St. Ma{Ttins 4 Ray' wa|ks he gave up except for a
mond 1 1/,,. ' " well-smashed Mngle to right field
Port Angeles 123 2/3, Forks whic!] was bo.oted, into a home
"0 1/3 Neah Bat, 5 Jovce 2 run m the second inning.
" I-lo',,',;-n, :, {:,',',;,,.d',/,." Junior shortstop Kerm Liver-
Olv;;i'/{;;;':';"2":'e'*:;e 2`.::'"'r-'' more was the day's batting star
" ' .............. " .... *" with five hits and a wall{ in six
,-* ................................ limvs at bat, including a first
I Ilk( E Pi0i pd,me dvnbie. The feat gave him
\\;J) v a.r a conference batting average of
i_//LUOSHInGTOn .,l9 on 13 hits in 31 ,it bats and
'.']_,,ell," " ...... an all-season fignre of .35 on 15-
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lea among his three hits for the
(h]y and scored ttle opening run
in the first inning of the first
g'lme after his initial two,sack
blow on tw() following infield outs.
RAY MANKE singled and
eventually tallied an unearned run
on an error ill the third and Liv-
ermore's double started a two-run
fourth which sewed up the verdict
\\;vlum a walk to Rog Hermes, a
wild pitch, an error and Denny
Teml)h.'s single followed.
The run scored off Mallory was
put aboard by Manke's error and
put ill position when Temple let
Mallory's beautiful pick-off throw
get ;lway for a two-base bobble
Al Schorno bagged t. Martins'
only hit to drive in the run.
The Climbers won the second
ganle on two unearned runs right
in the first inning. After the first
two ba'tters'fanned, Mallory, Liv-
el'more and Garth Getty walked in
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mixed with a ball(, two wild
I)itch's-. and a stoel b.se fir an-
other pair of markers m the sec-
ond, and singles by Sargent and
Smith and two St. Martins errors
allowed another pair to check in
doring the final Climb,r turn at
bat in the fourth.
The Shelton infield turued in
two ground ball double plays dnr-
ing the day and both Bob Fitchett
and Temple made beautiful traps
on the same play when St. Martins
shortstop Johnson hit cleanly to
rightfield in the first game sev-
enth but was thrown out at first.
The Climbers left 11 runners
stranded in the first game, six in
the second for a season total now
of 81 in ten conference games.
The short scores:
FIRST GAME
R H E
St. Martins 000 001 0 .-1 1 :t
Shelton ...... 101 200 x---4 1'1 2
Battertes--Bucsko and Roulego;
Mallory and Hermes.
SECOND GAME
', R H E
St. Martins ........ 010 00-1 5 2
Shelton .............. 220 2x -6 6 1
Batte,,ries .... Morley, Johnson
(2), Acuff {3) and Bucsko; Sar-
gent and Hermes.
Phyl Zleil;ler's 180
Average Tops Loague
WOMEN' INDUPTKIAL
(fiual 2rid halt'} W L
Insulating Board .......... 44 20
Purchasing ............... , .... 401& 23
Olympic Plywood ........ 35 29
Accounting .................... 32 . 32
Loggers .......................... 30!. 33
Lnmber .......................... 30 34
Engineering .................. 25 39
Research ........................ 19 45
High gbme -- Phyl Ziegler 204
High total --- Phyl Ziegler 548
Insulating Board's padding came
in handy as the women. Indus-
h'ial bowling league wound up its
second half schedule last week, a
1-3 loss to tailend Research (Steila
Howard 418} suffered in spite of
Phyl Ziegler's night-topping 204
and 548 scores, merely reducing
IBP'g final title margin to 3V.,
games when second place Pur-
chasing {Bonnie Schwarck 425)
scored a 3-1 success against Ac-
counting (Helen Rice 519).
IBP earned the right to meet
first half champ Lumber for the
.;season crown. Other curtain-drop-
pers found Engineering •(LaVonne
Cole 419) blanking the Loggers
(Marie Runnion 438) and Olympic
Plywood (Sara Anderson 469
winning a 3-! nod over Lumber
(Jean Rau 507).
The annual joint post-season
meeting and luncheon with the
Simpson men's league will be held
tonight at 7:30 at which awards
will be presented and next season's
officers elected.
Phyllis Ziegler's 180 average
was easily best in the league for
the just-completed season. Others
in the top ten were Jean Rau 168,
Helen Rice 165, Jane White 160,
LaVonne Cole 159, Betty Olson
157, Joan SoWers '157, Sara Ander-
son 155, June Loving 153, and
Joyce Dion 151.
eason high scoring marks were
these: High individual gan/es --
Phyl Ziegler and Marie Runnion
I tied at 225; high individual series
---Phyl Ziegler 612 and Jean Rau
599; high team game -- Purchas-
ing 961 and Lumber 934; high
team series -- Purchasing 2650
and Olympic Plywood 2571.
OASOADE VIOTOR
IN PiN 00AYDFF
Four members of the Cascade-
Olympic Cotruetl0!l Company
bowling team hit over 500 in win-
nig the Fraternal League cham-
pionship playoff-with the Active
Club Friday night•
This is how the roll-off scoring
went: i
CASCADE I ACTIVlANS I
Whitmarsh 501 .Anderson 550 I
Morken 510[ Ma 495
C'lave]and 45[ l.Wplden 452
.]'.Howard 5151G.Stewart 429
Clark 5tPl IAndberg 496
Totals 25391 Total 2494
Seasonal awards went to Walt
ElIott for the high three-game in-
dividual serle at 668, Ed Griffen
r high single game at 257, Jess
illips for rolling a 201 triplicate,
arid 'Stah James for being the
most improved bowler during the
season• James raised,his average
18 pins during the course of the
schedule,
INTER,COMMUNITY
DINNER $00NEDuLED
Shlton, Hoodsport, Union and
3elfair civic-minded individuals
will rub elbows at an inter-com-
munity dinner sponsored by the
Shelton Chamber of Commerce
next Thursday evening at Alder-
brook Inn which will:
1---Officially greet the :1959 tour-
ist season on Hood Canal,
; 2--Honor the top ten scholars in
I the senior class at Irene s. Reed
high school.
George Prescott, head of the
Tourist Bureau of the State De-
partment of Commerce & Econom-
ic Development, and H. DeWayne
Kreager, director of that depart-
ment, wall be the program: speak-
era.
A capacity crowd of 120 per-
sons is expscted to attend. Tickets
are now availate' through the
_Chamber of Commerce here, the
Itoodport Commercial Club, the
Union Community Club and the
Belfair Ccmlerciat lab.
I'm cleaning out files. Come
through the pictures for the
Want.
i ¸¸¸ 2 £:: ::i! ¸ :
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THE LADIES OF ST. DAVID'S Episcopal churchwomen, wilt be served. All women of
church witt again sponsor the annual spring sil- Mason county ,are cordially invited, reported Mrs.
ver tea from 2 to 4P30 p.m., Tuesday in the Ferald tDill, general chairman. Pictured at a
Guild rooms of the church. Chamber music for recent planning meeting of the tea are Mrs. Her-
the event will be played by Mrs. Dean Palmer, bert G. Moore, pouring; Mrs. Orville Moran,
Mrs. Harvey Hillman and Mrs• Oliver Ashford, president of St• Cecilia's Guild; Mrs. Franz
an organ interlude will be played by Mrs. Charles Rauscher, president of St. David's Guild, and
Lewis• Lady Baltimore cakes, made by the Mrs. Dill. (Journal photo, Ziegler pri$t.)
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Gid Scouls Oamp
To Run June 15.26
st'Aku( "Day camping daze" has
the. mins of Mlson e{l,nty
Bt'ownie and lrl NcouI, as thev
look fol'war(I to the lllnlll[ [*all-,
bandle Lake Day Camp June. 15 to
26.
Mrs. Jalnes flartley has repnlt-
ed the need for a waterfront direc-
tor for the camp, thqllirelnents for
the salaried position at the calnp
is a senior life s,'tving certificate
or waler safety instrucLor's certl-
ficate. Anyone having the Pequire-
nmnts md wishing to apply ape
aaked t,) contact Mrs. :Hart.h,3L IA
6-2126.
The program outlined for the
Day Camp are outd{mr cooking,
hiking, games, natm'e study, arts,
crafts, singing, awinlming, fotk
dancing, camp crafts and Sl)edial
events.
GHner Wo00!rs
Seeking Donatiens
C/mtribut ions to the Cttncer
Crusade fund drive are now being
received by tile vohmteers workig
in bott the city and the county.
The campaign, which will con-
tinue through this month, Is also
strengthened through nlany mem-
orial don%tions througho,,t tht,
yea I.
Those wishing to mnke memor-
ial donations may contact Mrs.
' V. T (?onnolly, 32,1 I.aur(,I street
who "is the nem{n•ial chairmun fnr
• ... the Mason County cancer society.
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. , • QUEEN'S TRIPS START .... - ------- '" . .................
• 114'lldl IlflkWI I Wit,h a visit to the Olympia Ju- . ,-- - ,,, , . ........
A MIIII" VIIIIU I nior Chamber of Commerce last
/4111'1 lllh II II III I night: the vi.ttatton of Queen All- l i I i i Ai l P I I
• ,"v,,. v,", I dren Kneeland and her royal court It'll IIIIIIll IN' .lJI, Id/ll IIF
to advertise the 1959 Forest Fes-
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CLINT WlLLOIYR EARNS TRIP The entire eonrt, inclnding Steve Boil Out, Rod Out, Re-Core
Clinton Willour, by virtue of an Pa)ckefeller, who enacts the role .... __ ....
outstanding life insurance produc- of Paul Bunyan, will make the iii UI Arm- I
tion .')-eat" in 1958 has qualified for traditional visit to Olympia next linli ni4io =I
the Nolihwesten National L fe Monday " T
.... ' (}n ' " ' r "o GAS ANKS SOLDERED, ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Insurance Company's convent This includes a visit to the G v-
to California tlfis month, ernor' office in the mornirig and _ _ | _. |., . Se_ | _ J| • II • •
He and his wife. Dot: will l+ave to the Olympia Kiwani, Club at uoon s rlumning,' flOOtilll H0$t MGIOI
on May 11th and will visit the ffoon fin' a program which will be 623 So. First * Les Hansen, Owrter
Grand Canyon enroutc to the con- an,inter-chlb visit by theoShelton
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vention headquarters, whi(:h is the K1w'inls Club. , . .... 2-. -" ? .....
Ambassador Hotel in Los Ange ................................................................................... T,,,- ........ --" ..................................................................... ----T
Mother's Choice
L Our Salurday Nighl
DELUXE
SMORGASBORD
les,
From there they will spend
some time in San Francisco be-
fore returning home. Mr. arid Mrs
Willour reside at 522 South 14th
in Shelton.
$ $ $
STORE NAME CIIANGED
Jim Roush has changed the
name of the HillcresL Hardware
which he founded and has person-
ally operated sines WoPld War 11,
to the Shelton Marine Supply.
He is' confihing his stock here-
after to marine hardware, boats,
motors, trailers, etc., and will con-
tinue to act as local dealer for the
McCulloch power chain saw. He
will continue as the Evinrude out-
board moto agency here also.
$ $ $
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
SmOrgasbord .. ........... $1.25 Adults
Children under 12 .................. $1.00
Tiny Tots ................................ Free
entitled "Nuts," and is a short
story pyachological character stu-
dy, She eaterod the competition
through the Olympia Writers Inc.,
Ltd., of which .she is a member.
Her'home ts at 901Caade' St,,
Shelton.
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SholtOnian Wins Top
Plaoe tor Manuscripl
A former Journal staff member,
Mrs. Mildred (Mickeyl Green-
walt, now woPkiag in the State
Department of Conservation and
Natural Rsourcea, has been ac-
corded, first place in a judging of
manuscripts by tle n6ted author,
Helen Zola Ro.
Mrs. reewalt's manuscript is
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Our Special Sunday
MOTHER:S .DAY
DINNER
COMP'00TE Sl.60
SUNDA DINNER ._
Special Prices for Children
PAUL BUNYAN GRILL
SHELTON HOTtL
NEW UNDAY HOURS -. 7 A.M. TO 8 P. M.
111[
FOR MOTHER
- . L i [
Large Cattleya Orchid Corage
Fee With Purchase of
Washer, Dryer, Refrigerator,
Range, Dishwasher, Freezer
or Hot Water Heater
:I: $
Here's your chance to give Mother an
appliance to make her work easier all year ....
long -- and a lovely orchid corsage for,i
Mother's Day.
Eelis and Valley Appllam (enter
128 South Seeond - - Pho H& 6.466
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