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Wins Limerick G01f Tourney Blazer 1969 Basketball Two Iniured ! .SAVE EVEnY DAY AT
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o o o,- o. o cor-o ,o, ,oom o* o,,a. o Ooo Fina stics In Acciden÷
rL.* e low gross for the two-year-old course with 120 of Shelton blushingly carried the I Two young Hoquiam men re-
" " ,P. Brown of men and women playing each "honors" for the highest score Field Free Avg. ceived injuries when the car in
m ,.mr 18 during day, including many not entered on Number 2. which they were riding left the I ROADK!NG TIRE
_ CexU.trY Club's in torunament play. Sharing honor for the women Goals Throws TP per Arcadia Point Road nine miles i
C_ golf tourna- Forthe men, Gary Giacomini of were Josephine Boyd of Seattle A M Pet. A M Pet. Fouls Game east of Sheiton Friday. ¢
,yaie was card- Seattle came in second for low for second low net for nine, Col- The driver of the vehicle,
Okano 45 17 38 25 12 48 46 25 4.2 ! f
Michael McDougall, 21, suffered
1, :tlt-Wlea, Doris Chris-'l Shelton. Dtmmittgr°ss fOrof18BurienhOles inWiththeMyrvinsame Kent.l°wed by Mildren C. Berry of "YVlite 34 15 44 30 13 43 43 39 3.9 a bruised left elbow and a cut
Itrned In the , . .... spot for low net Claude Collier . Long drlves on Number 9 went. , Bacon I00 29 29 53 23 43 81 38 7.4 over his right eye. A passenger, 4-J-2
e ll'L.lles, Esthe. D...^_ and I.oonard Berry, both of Kent, m order, to Dorm Christey of Steven Cenelich, 19, suffered a
StlbleTlow. ...... " tied for second low net for nine; Seattle. Ardis Joslin, McCleary, Walker 98 41 42 51 33 65 115 27 10.5 possible neck injury. Both were
, (ll.l _ net for 18 with a four-wa tie for third and Barbara Olson of ea taken to Mason General Hospital.
,l]y__ , Y Sttle. M. Johnson 45 15 33 30 17 57 47 39 4.3
ill...pt ,'Oncleh, wife between Bob and Ed Scheidt of Ethel E. Breedlove of Shelton J. Johnsen 2 0 00 0 0 00 0 3 0.0 The car was westbound on the
qllb0-,l:4ark Antoncic. h Federal Way, Ray Phillips of counted the highest score on No. Armstrong 2 1 50 2 0 00 2 3 0.2 Arcadia Point Road and failed /
|. for nine Shelton and Oren Peterson of 2, the course's longest for hikers, to negotiate a turn €o the left, 4 PLY POLYESTER
*- i:''" rm Sday a' blue Federal Way. let alone golfers. Robinson 1 0 00 2 1 50 1 2 0.1 struck a ditch and rolled over,
Longest drives, in order, were according to the Washington State plus
won by Emmett Grandy of Port Patrol. 2 PLY FIBERGLASS
Orchard, Lloyd Gausta of Gig
Harbor, George Gregory of Seat-
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
COUNTRY LIVING: Recrea-
tional lot at Fawn Lake with
3 bedroom house just complet-
ed. About 4 miles from town
and a real buy at $16,500. Don't
miss out on this one. LaBis-
soniere Agency, ph. 426-1641.
6/5
Pirates' Tryout
Set In Centralia
The Pittsburgh Pirates' an-
nual search for baseball talent
in the Northwest will be con-
dueled with tryouts as follows:
Centralia, Wash. Friday, June
6th, Fort Borst Park;
Everett, Washington - Satur-
day, June 7th; Memorial Stad-
ium; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A cordial invitation is extend-
ed to all players from 16 to 21
years of age. They arc asked
to bring their own personal
FOR SALE: Like new cozy two
bedroom, garage, will go FHA
with minimum down $9,900.
1612 Division. 426-8527. K 6/5 equipment,
.............................................................. forms, etc.
DRESSMAKING, If you need
new summer clothes or altera-
tions, call me at 426-2043.
M 6/5-26
3 BEDROOM HOME w/fireplace,
carpeting, drapes, gas furnace
almost new, h block to grade
school. Owner transferred --
See it today. $2100 will take
over 6'/% FHA with payments
under $100 per month inc.
taxes and insurance. LaBisson-
iere Agency, phone 426-1641.
6/5
gloves, shoes, uni-
These tryouts are being held
with the cooperation of the Cen-
tralia Park Department and
the Athletic Department of Eve-
rett School District No. 2.
American Legion players are
asked o have a letter of ap-
proval from their Legion Coach
or Post Commander to partici-
pate.
Pirate Area Scouting Super-
visor, Babe Barberis, will direct
the tryouts.
M.M.K. FIREMAN'S BALL
Matlock Grange Hall
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
Dancing from 9:30 to 2 a.m.
Music by
"'4 GUYS WITH GRACE"
$1.50 donation per person
Thompson 4 1 25 2 1 50
Herrel 0 0 00 5 2 40
Jim Johnson 1 0 00 0 0 00
Hamstreet 0 0 00 0 0 00
Nutt 18 5 28 4 0 00
Totals 431 148 34 240 120 54
GAMES
Shelton 49, Miller 37
Jefferson 36, Shelton 33
Shelton 39, Hoquiam 30
Shelton 49, Washington 38
Shelton 39, Washington 38
Miller 29, Shelton 24
Shelton 38, Centralia 34
Shelton 39, Hopkins 29
Hopkins 41, Shelton 31
Shelton 42, Centralia 32
Season record 8 wins, 3 losses
3 0 0.3
2 1 0.2
0 1 0.0
0 0 0.0
10 6 1.0
425 39.0
GLENDA'S
AIRPORT IN & OUT
Featuring 29 c Burgers
Try our € Fish Basket!
Fountain Service
Operated by Carl & Glenda Ettlin
Open Sunday to Thursday, 10 a.m. - 12 midnight
Open Friday & Saturday, 10 a.m.. 3 a.m,
• • ,
Orders to Go -., Phone 426-1456
Located next to Airport Grocery
I , HI H
3t
In Vietnam
Bill Beman, a Shelton resident
before entering the Army, is
now serving in Vietnam, his sis-
ter Mrs. Mary Coopride said this
week.
She said he intends to return
to Mason County to make his
home after completing his mili-
tary service in August.
He is serving with a tank unit.
He has been awarded two Bronze
Stars and the V Bar Commenda-
tion for his service in Vietnam,
his sister said.
PAY HIS WAY?
Let careless drivers pay
the insurance rates tey
deserve. Our Auto-Rite
olicy gives sa£e drivers
w, "safe driver" rates.
o save yourself a lot of
trouble and a fair amount
o money. Drive safely,
enjoy an Auto-Rite policy.
A HGLE
GEHCY
Angle Building
401 Railroad
42.6-8272
F- 78- 14"-- 34.95
Excise tax included
I III
dl CUSTO
(**": ' HITCHES
9.95-- 16.95
I I I IIIIII I I
SHOCK
OVERLOAD SPRINGS
5.95-- 7.95
(750 lb.) (1000 lb.)
Load Levelers 29.95 pr.
j II III
Rebuilt
Generators
MOST12 VOLT
14.95 ex.
I II I IIII
,DISCOUNT TO EVER, YONE
Now Open
ONE MILE EAST OF UNION
THE CONSTRUCTION MEN ARE STILL HERE, but we're now
open 7 days a week to serve your boating needs. Open YEAR
AROUND. Monday thru, Thursday 9 to 6; Friday and Saturday,
9 to 7:30 and Sundays, 9 to 5.
HOOD CANAL YACHT BASIH
UNION, WASHINGTOH
Storage
Moorage
Standard
Oil
Products
Products are featured at dockside for your boating
on Hood Canal. Wet moorage is now available at the
Storage facilities are under construotion and will
Service
Shop
Boat
Lift
Our boat lift will soon be in operation and wit handle loads to
8,000 pounds for launching and hauling out. Factory trained
service experts are on duty in our well equipped service shop
to handle engine problems.
I II I III I
Sales
e
Boats
e
Trailers
Motors
Sport Gear
The outstanding, reliable names in the marine world will be found
in our sales showroom. Select just the boat for you from Johnson,
Century, Slickcraft, MFG, Checkmate High Performance, and
Oslo class sailboats from Norway; Holsclaw trailers, motors from
Johnson, OMC, and MerCruiser; Connolly water skis and gear,
dinghys and salt water tackle for your enjoyment.