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varsity basketball coaching post
wtcated last week by Jerry Ver-
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Page 2 ELTON--MA0N COUNTY. JOURNAI] -- Publlslieit in "Chrisfma,town, U.g.A., Shelton, Washington Thursday,-u'-: ............... " ...... , _
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[ 4 ,), ,$ € e n000sp0r[ woman on.:=a.zun oE:.mm, LaKe nanwatzel
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r • . / • ' i w -[ l$..au.,= '.. []J[ VAA.mA] -- [|111[ .... 11111"2- .... alists. I do belh)ve, had she had Mr. and Mrs. I.Ochard Narranee Sara Kirk who h'as been quite Mr. and Mh's. B ....................
SAN FRANCISCO Calif ..... - ..... ' ......
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................................................................. r , (l lrll'Nt.: ........ t,onerl 1.. LJOIlaI(ISOI], bY the al oienee she would )f hud l e IesI owners of a ml 1) net MRS. All('.llIIC Kelley and f, nd Mrs H fik Ge arur(lay If(
D.. ...... ..... iBmlerman fireman U'SN son O[ILd II 11 bet trap lo l-h)llanl I visit all l,mne nn our lake They re('entlv (,aughler Betty 'rod Gloriu Av- Birth(1.,V greettJJl [[J[I[;PiII.'II d
tvam|,m| |a4 . , . I M}..and Mls. Bl,mt0n Don,thl,,onl m|IIIIAAI LIhIAIIIII4 her children. I:'u[, the })all ills| l)llrChased the Iwnlo el the late e]'y enjoyed the boresi bestwal Mms .]nhe Patl.on[ 15nl-K||l I q
14 ilIaliil elall HOODSPORI Mzs Maly Ma]n r oi Sial Ronte 2 Shlton Wash mdn hcl m( ) x i ( • o , p t III lib
PP ....... • .:. ;.-. , • : ' !, .',+., ".',f UUil rlU[ldl|l .... ,, ttal v+y.. Ill-wt+. Rev. Newt n Kendall ou lhe west l.arade it, She]ton last Salurday and Mrs. John pt!;,a UnUL.UIIL.L I
. was (, .years young rest 'vnms-/was aavanced, to tne aove, rate tried. (. M o" the lake Welcome to the mornin o'. The "ffternoon was spent ldv enjoyed' lerLlo,,, ,.,,, ..............,
C0mm$: For Vacant ,!a,.. ,,, he:s ,bo, t ,he sp,',.est on May ,. w,,i,e se,',ng anna,', ,,y MI,'.,' ,,a,,.,,,, "":'. '"',"'" e,,,.,),f,,, ,,,,, e.,n- ",,,,,,". y,,,, .,'ot,,," t"'"P'"' ,,,sii,, ,,',,t, M,'. ,,,d ,'s. Sam ,,.le .,,,, ,'e cr ,:'i:t f:.:c
e* e " a* , hltle lady we ve aeen, at !hat.age. the refrigerated stores ship USS LAKE NAHVd.ATZEL ..... Well l inl e a(w:ver. s she rceived a Mr. ;n( Mrs. Rall)h Sl)rinffer egg ents d.o her gr8 i£, vn Legion baseball and rim,
u.muer noon lOS[ Mrs. L,mra A.h:sol], nel .aug)ter,, Si,nm, el)elating out of San F,,m-"folks our neiglibor, Mrs. b ranl< InCtU *e el it ws h s 1)1' )(her md fanuly drove up lhe Cmalto Aft:e,' attend ng the Forest Fes- and'Mrs. R )e Fr ether for tileir first past_.__
hnnli¢,,qtlem. t'," *)=u:, t4iohelimber asliea some men(]s ill U) snare cisco, Calif. i Coopel neally nlade the final of "\\;Vnnpy', and then roster Adi. lhe I=hn)(t' Canal floatinp bridge tivnl parade Saturday ill Siwlton and. Mrs. Art JaC !eday aftevnnon ..rod SItEL
• - l.ne Cat¢(. m lille $til.elnoon. Tnose Advancement Hq the result of Qtltcn bol A Day lasL weeh: whell alld they "ire a very mee hmlimv :by Well ,, txo o
present were b lola Lockwood, psssing a fleet-wide competitive she, or rather her lnlmbcr was trio, oil(, to Ill:lk( ar)y tlo{.her's
13erniee Leinbael¢, Kathryn Meln- examination administered last called among 21 fronl an au(lienee hearl swell with pride an(I joy,
last SmmnV and arove across and with lhe Tacoma lgag'les drill tort and Lee Id[
dov,'n to I(itsap Slat(, Purl,:, whero j tetra t le following i)e)ph were the lak(, Other H!
; picnic lunch was enjoyed by iweekend guests of Mr. and Mrs./of the past coupl
;;; L '" ,.d M,... b O,m-lo Mrs. Ola,'i0
a II. 111 o
Mr. and Mrs. Larry \\;Villiams of i ' KI; nnd sons r)axid andq Mr. Lee DawSoIl. i'
Seal.tie were Sun(hly dinner guesls Mile, Mr. and Mrs. John Patter} tllV others Z dtdl
of Mr. and Mrs..lames Ileel.::(rr. and daugl)l,u' L!:da, Mr. \\;Villv / lheo ,u "I.{appY B[
Mr. and Mrs. Allan l:tiekson nnd i Mantel and (lautlater, Mis Bet| too. ' :
over 20 can-district
squad, lhe me
an ind
teams
which i,
McClem
Loop Fi
Other
with Ol 3
rnillion are beginningto drift> onto tyre. and Nora Arnold. Mrs. Main February.
the desk of City Seho[ 1 Supt. received cards and remembrances
R. W. ()llmml in increasing from all eight of her children sol ..................................
numbers. Jim ON ,l " ' . Publ c hlvlted To
it x;:as a delightful day i "
In the short space of tile week ' e', granoson of the --,, . ..
theSince headVernfilli°nhoop resignedpositiontO ataCeeptst. William Gilbert's al son of Mrs. /ilyn l)emonsl;rarlon
Martins College, a half dozen in- Sam Hansen of Shelton is divid- ALLYN ..... A demonstration of
hag his two weeks on leave be-, mouth-to-nmuth artificial remlsci-
qtlirtes have come to Oltman about tween tile two llomes. Jim is sta- tation using a dummy will be
the Highclimber opening, tinned aboard the Renville, based given in the Allyn fire hall June
So far n'LOSl pronunent of the
inquirers llas heen Jim Doherty, i at San Diego. The ship was ill 4 at 8:00 p.m. "
the man-in-the-middle in the Seattle for three days so it was The technique is said to be so
" - ; ..... (- , of last 'very convenient for Jinl to reach
Sequim oa.sKetnau pl ;till'( .... r ho e " Y" " " " simple a 5-year-old child could
• 7 "- )" ;' - z ad in" it- m w'tnou using precious time
wmter. )(nerty ns n .e qu' 'y travelin D-nn .... o *" .... * *h- learn it and be able to save a life.
of the job but no formal applica- . . s. . ., =,: ,,, ..u, The public is invited to witness
. ,:, ,,, , e .,, ia boys, recenny z'e-enlistea for six
tin, t,., ,=,:=, ,,uv...,,-, ..... , .... ' " ' the demonstration.
No hasty decision will be made
Gn the nmtter, the city school chief
said, indicating he intended to
allow plenty of tree to. elapse be-
fore getting sel'ious about a choice
in order to allow as many as
possible who nlight be available
mad interested to aoply and thus
give the wdest posmhle choice in
selecting !Vermillhm's successor.
"Jerry has done an outstanding
job in buihJing up basketball here,"
Supt. Oltnlan said, "and we want
to be sure we get the best man
possible to see that his program is
continued and Shelton basketball
keeps improving."
SMALL--NE-T-Fo-
OLIMBER NETMEN
Coach Bruce Kreger's High-
climber tennia tean l capped its
1962 season with a trip to the
state net tournament at Van-
couver over the weekend.
tim :; fern'-man squad composed
of Denny Hinton, Kent Johnson,
Norm Petereit and Gary Cowan,
all seniors, didn't fare too well,
however. Shelton's two repre.senta-
tire temn entrants were both elim-
inated in the first round of compe-
l
litton after an unlucky draw. [
Tte pairing put Hinton, at sin-
I
gles, against the tourney's sixth
seeded player, Clayton Radke of
Kent-Meridian. Radke disposed of
Hinton 6-3, 6-0. In doubles Petereit
vmd Cowan were matched up with
Lake YVashington, who was seeded
second. The Kangaroo crew cleaned
up tl-0, 6-2.
After a mix-up in scheduling
Johnson Was left out of tie draw
md didn't compete.
HARRIS HITS 600
IN HEW LEAGUE
FAMILY NITE LEAGUE
W L
Ziefflers ............................. 9 3
Pr'eppernaus .................... 8 l 3 /
MeInellya .......................... 6 6
Harris's ............................ 5§ 61/
Donaldsons ...................... 5 7
Bezleys ............................. 2 10
High games--.,Pilyllis Ziegler
'2.27, Keith Savage 212,
Hiffb series .. Phyllis Ziegler
546, Dave Harris 600.
A neaIJy consistent ]98-210-192
brought Dave Harris a 600 series
right on tim nose m the new Fam-
ily Nile bowling league last week.
But it didn't prevent his team
from losing a 1-3 decision to the
Zieglers, whose Phyllis Ziegler
bmged a 227 opener.
In o, her rnatehes, the Prepper-
naus emery Hellman 487) blanked
|he McIneIly's (Rawlin Mclnelly
537) while the Donaldson's (Bud
Donaldson 556) took a 3-1 verdict
from the Bezleys (John Bezley
441).
........................
PREP BASEBALL SCORES
Fife 5. Shelton 2
West Brem 11-7, Mr. TahomR 5-B
{ Hoquiam Invitational I
Centralia 4. N. Thurston 2
Hoquiam 2. Elma 1
Montesano 2. Aberdeen 0
Olympia 4 Rochester a
Centralia 3, Hoquiam 2
Oiympi 5, Montesano 2
Olympia 3. Centralia 2 title
game )
years.
RELATIVES of Frank Gray
m'e expecting him hmne about
June 15. Frank has been in Kof
ea and will have completed his
service period at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rennet are
happy parents of a baby girl. Nan-
cy Gerelyn arrived on May 16
and nicely evened up the family--
two boys and two girls. Cheryl,
Michael and Robby think she's
the nicest baby at Cushman! On
Sunday, May 27, Nancy was bap-
tised at St. Edward's in Shelton.
Godparents were Don Carlin and
Mrs. Julie Ross of Tacoma. After
the services relatives gathered at
the Renuer home for dinner.
Piano pupils of Mrs. Helen
Cook, Mrs. Amy Graves and Mrs.
Rachel Endicott will be heard in
ecital on Friday, June 1, at
7:30 p.m. The recltal will be held
at the Hood Canal Community
church. Parents and friends of the
students are invited to attend.
Light refreshments will be sewed
at the close of the evening.
Gary Nunnelee was the guest
speaker at the youth meeting at
the church on Sunday evening.,,
Later some of the young people
gathered at the Ken Graves home
for food and a gab session.
CANAL RESIDENTS we re
proud to hear the float entered by
District 404 placed second in its
division at the Forest Festival on
Saturday. Those watching were
particularly impressed with the
enthusiasm of the children as they
sang to the accompaniment of
Sandy Borevesky and Donnie
Bearden on the accordion and gui-
tar. Hood Canal Community
church also entered a float ,this
year, stressing the iqportanee of
sowing the Word of Cod. A thank
you s in order for all those who
worked on these floats. A group
called "The Order of. the Sore
Hands and Stiff Muscles" could
have been easily formed about
Saturday afternoon !
Mrs. Lem Roe spent several
days in Wenatcime visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Parrott
last week.
BIBLE SCtlOOI,
"Living for Je.sus" is the theme
for Daily Vacation Bible School
at the First Christian Church.
There will be Bible stories,
handcraft, singing and games.
D.U.B.S. will be each morning
from 9 to 11:30 June 11. to the
15th.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bates and
Becky drove to Winlock on Sun-
day afternoon to visit the War-
ren Hale family.
Local friends of Dick Scott will
be interested to kno he has re-
cently purchased the radio and
television shop at Fort Lewis, for-
merly owned by Nerhings of
Olympia. Dick has been employed
by Nerhings re,' the past three
years, The family will continue
to live in Olympia,
Mrs. Lundin of Shelton was
a Sunday dinner .guest of the Ri-
chard Endtcotts, Later in the day
the Jay Stroud family dropped
in for a visit.
Y P- AND MORE
AND £VfRY OAY,/-
TNEI HOME ,
LETUSTAL
IT OV£1
We Need Used Cars
OOME IN AND
Trade Now
AND GET
Top Money
FOR YOUR PRESENT OAR ON A NEW
PLYMOUTH-VALIANT
OR
flOES OF THE WEB
Computed for Hood Canal
Oakland Bay tides are 1 hr. and
50 rain. later and plus 8,0 fl;,
Friday, Juno 1
High .............. 3:58 a.m. 12.0 ft.
Low . .............. ]0:59 a.m. -2.4 ft.
High ............ 5:59 p.nl. 1.1.7 ft.
Low ............. 1I :16 p.m. 6.0 ft.
Sa/urda,y, JunP 2
Higl .............. 4:35 a.m, 11.7 ft,
Low ................ 11:40 a.m. -2.9 ft.
High ............. 6:49 p.m. 12.2 ft.
Sunday, Jlmo 8
Low .............. 0:08 a.m. 6.4 ft.
High ............... ):12 a.m. 11.4 ft.
Low . ............. 12:21 p.m. -3.1ft.
ltigh .............. 7:37 p.m. 12.4 ft.
Menday, June 4
Low .............. 0:60 a.m. 6.7 ft.
High ............. 5:50 a.m. ]0.9 ft.
Low .............. 1:03 p.m. -29 ft,
Higl .............. 8;24fl.m, 12.4 ft.
Tuesda,y, June 5
Low . ........... 1:50 a.m. 6.9 ft.
High ............... 6:30 a.m. 10.4 ft.
Low ............. 1:43 p.m. -2. It:.
High ........... 9:10 p.m. 12.2 It.
Wednesday, June 6
Low ............... 2:44 a.m. 6,9 ft.
High .............. 7:12 a.m. 9.7 ft.
Low .............. 2:27 p.m -1.6 ft.
High .............. 9:56 p.m.. 12.1 ft.
Thurh|y, June 7
Low _ ..... 3:44 a.rn. 6.8 ft.
High ............ S :01 a.m. 9.0 ft.
I,ow . .............. :|:1.1 p.m. *0.7 ft.
High .............. 10:42 pin. 11.9 ft.
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