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Robinson Buys
Quick Repair
A new owncl---Neal Robinson.
formerly cOniieced with the Carl-
son Shoe Repair of Olympia--is
now operating the Shelt(m Quick
ShOe RepNr at 320 South Nirst
street, which he recently pur-
chased from Carl Bh)mgren.
Mr Robinson has ctmnged the
namo of the shop to Ncal's hoe
Repair and h,s marie ald intends
to make additional improvements
in the shop's equipment and ser-
vices•
MALL Power Chain Saws
Available for Immediate Delivery Demonstrations Arranged
See .your Local Dealer or Write
POWER CItAIN SAW CO.
2245 Fourth Ave. South Seattle 4 ,Wash. EL 0748
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NOTICE
We have a new P.-I. carrier on the down-
town route. Hereafter you'll receive your
paper early and regularly. Due to confti-
s|on resulting from change of carriers sev-
eral customers haven't been receiving their
P.-I. Please telephone 186-R so that we can
start your paper again.
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FOR
Pasteurized and
Homogenized Milk
TRY
LATZEL DAIRY
SILELToN-MAS0N
.r
CAROL AND PETER KENNEDY, the "Kennedy Kids," are shown
here in a repi'esentatlve pose on their ice skates. More than 300
Shelton people filled the Masonic Temple to overflowing Tuesday
evening to see colored slides and mOVieS of the oareer of the
world champi6n ice-sk.ting "kids." Dr. M. E. Kennedy, father
of the "kids/' gave a running com.mentary on the films which
showed the early poses and alSd scenes from the Kennedy young-
sters' trip to Sweden and returh last year.
SIDELINE SLANT
by BILL DIUKIE
-- WE DELIVER
{}We protect the quality of the milk we han-
dle by modern methods in our modern plant.
GRATSINGERS' and SONS
TELEPHONE 215-J-2
To Our Customers and Friends
for
THANK YOU
SINCERELY
Your Years of Patronage
and Friendship
We were forced to suspend business
temporarily until we can secure a
new location for the--
ECONOMY DRUG
H. G. BERG Phone 9-M
WATCII OUT FOR HOQUIAM be playirg four more years of ju-
With a bunclt of Rids in tlteir nio.r legion ball if all goes well.
swaddling cloths, fipm a base- That' the same sort of record
ball standpoint', rotund John Gable both Bill 'iaylor, alid kefiny °L'ath-
W0il the' 10th District Jiinior le. am enjoyed, in'Sheiton a few years
gl0n diamond cr0@n Tot ttoquiam ago.
this sda.oh, hlch is just by way And still another name to tuck
of warning that you'll be hearing
from this same Hoquiam bunch
for the next couple of years both
in junior legion and prel5 baseball
competition.
Sltell,on fans wlio saw llo-
qulam lose tlmt 4 to J verdi(!t
to Norm Hlllyavfl's local leglott
tine saw a young ball club foi'
Gable will ]ive that ntirt3 teat
hark next ytr With tim two ex-
cci,tloh"' o[ opbr LaCrOlx, NO.
2 pitcher who stalled the game,
and Chuck liillstsJL rangy first
baman who shifted to catcher
in the late InningS.
Out in rightfield Gable used 13-
year-old Jackie Hartough regular-
ly all season, so there's a lad who'll
Thank You!
TOTEM
CURIOS
ON BEAUTIFUL
HOOD CANAL
W,M.o souh n. Wesii4
of Union
INDIAN BASKETS
NAVAJO RUGS
INDIAN JEWELRY
HAND TOOLED
LEATHER
MYRTLEWOOD
'Hours: 11 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Daily Except Monda),s
,
We of Olsen Furniture Company take this oppor-
tunity to thank all our many friends who helped
make our Open House Saturday such a Grand
Success, also for the lovely flowers and the mes-
f
sages of congratulations and other expressions of
good will and friendship. Thanks a million.
Olsen Furniture Company
away in your memory for future
reference :on Hoquiam baseball
teams is Tommy Histings, a tiny
lad of ten yes, rs who worked out
at .second base during H0qulam's
lieldi0g practice and playel an
inning at that post to end tile
g'a'ith-- a! .tlmt tMent return-
ing for nxt year's junior legion
temn t Gahle looks like a gOOd|
bet for anoiher 101h. Distrr|ct
title In 1948., and probably more,
for IIoql!iam went to the Wast
side finals tl!ls year before suf-
fering t!m same one-rua fate
Shelton did at: Bremerton's hands,
a, id "it x,;a., l|oqntam's own er-
rors rather than BI;embrtonis
goo d ,play which beat the har-
hot titlists,
BeSides their jhnior legion elig-
ibility, Cable'S players have for tle
nloSt part tWo more years of high
school play ahead of them. They
won the SoUthWest Washington
prep diamond crown this spring,
defeating the Highciimbers in the
inter-division playff by 5 to 4.
8o look for more basebal titles
at Hoquiam these next couple of
seasons, mates.
WIIAT'S BECOME OF . . ,'
, Jack Cole southpaw pitc, her who
hurled Shelton to tie, junior le-
gion state title in 1939 and the
Hlghclimbers to an imposing high
school record in 1938 ahd.1939, is
now living in Columbus, Ohio,
where he is working as a bartend-
er in a night chlb, Jack isn't
playing any ball now, so fat' as his
dad, Sheriff Jack Col% knows,
IT'S ALWAYS SOMETHING
Stan Armstrong certainly runs
iht0 odd Sittlatiolm aM an umpire.
Last spring it was balks commit-
ted by Centralia high school's
pitcher Which aroused a furor, last
Thursday it was Hoquiam play-
ers' tendency tO step on the plate
while attempting to bunt.. Three
times Start called Hoq.uiam junior-
legion batters out for stepping
on or across the dish while bunt-
inK, arousing the ire of Coach
John Gable no end. But the rule-
book very clearly states that a
batter ii out anytime he steps on
or across the place While a pitch
ts being delivered to him.
Fans got their first lop k last
week ih the Aberdeen and Ho-
quiam games at a lad they'll prob-
ably be seeing much of the next
year or tWo in high school and
junior legion athletic competition.
He is Jack Chrlstmsen, a trans-
fer from Stadium High Of Tacoia,
who is catcher tn baseball and a
mlfbaek in football. Sheln fats
tked his hustle as he caught Ken
Cavl)n's pitches in the Aberdeen
game, the ex-Tacoma youth show-
irtg he knows the fundamentals of
the job by the way he handled his
big mitt and the way he backed
up first base on infield pMys.
Switching to, rightfteld against
Hoquiam while Carl Sundsten took
Raomy 12'x22"
size
turdy h'aming
and rafters
JI parts precur
for assembly-
nails includ=d
Spting.bolaflced
overhedd door
w/th Stanley
hardware
Fine quality
aluminum salh
C0tNTY JOURNAL
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Thhrday,
COME ONE COME ALL
GOOD CLEAN FU
AT MEMORIAL HALL
Every Saturday Night
Dancing 9 P.M. to 1
SPONSORED BY GENERAL WE
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LOGGERS PLAY Air Planting of
100,000 Fish
AGAIN FRIDAY
The Shelton Loggers will play
the Olympia'town team at Loop
Fiehl at 8:15 Friday,
The game is being played to
determine if the Olympia team
will go to the playoff tourna-
ment of the Evergreen League•
It was postponed last Friday be-
cause of rain.
Olympia must Win the game
Friday in order to be eligible
for the playoffs.
II i I II ii I II I i
over the catching assignment,
Ciu•istensen agqin demonstrated
his hack for beinff in the right
spot at the right time by backing
tip all plays on the r]git side of
the diamond. Jack moved to Shel-
toll just too late to be include(l on
[he 1947 Shelton junior legion ros-
tel', but he is eligible for the 19.t8
season and should be a valuable
ddition to the three holdovers ....
IVayne Clary, Gelle Veells, and
|rloyd PrisOner from this year's
4th District champions as a nuc-
leus for nex year's squad. He
will be eligible for Norm Hil|-
yard's 1947 Highclimber football
squad and may be considerable
help ill f.illing the vacancy created
in the backfield by Gene White's
gradtmti0n mshe plays left half,
according to the dope.
A slight ease of mistaken iden-
tity in a front page story in las
week's Journal, recounting the
program at the 40 & 8 Society's
banquet for tile juriior legion bail
team, caused Ken Carlson some
embarrassment, which this corner
hastens to attempt to relieve. The
story stated Carlson "in answer
to some eritieisr of Coach Hill-
yard's choice of a pitcher for the
Bremerton game, said that the en-
tire team approved of the selec-
tion and was behind the coach to
a man." The statement at the
banquet was really made by Team
Captain Mary Cart:wright. The
embarrassment over the mistaken
Credit for the statement lies in
the fact that Carlson was the
pitcher referred to.
STRETCHING IT TIGHT
If it's any satisfaction (and it
shotlld be), Shelton was eliminated
from junior-legion title conten-
tion by the champs for Bremer-
ton went on to win the state
crown last,week, whipping Yaidma
in the finals and now will rebre-
sen Washington in the regional
playoffs at Lewiston, Idaho.
Bremerton lroved itself to be a
ball club with plenty of courage
for its route to tim state title was
no bed of roses. One-run victor-
ies were frequent in the Navy
Yard City juniors' marct to the
championship, and winning the
tight ones is one of the acid tests
of a champion. First Bremerton
beat Port Orchard. 4 to 3, for
the 3rd DistrLct title, then Shel-
ton, 2 to 1, Bellingham, 6 to 3,
Hoquiana, 6 to 5. for the West
Side title, then tackled Yakima in
the 3-game state chanlpionship
series. Yakima won the first, 2 to
1, but the plucky Bremerton club
came back to will the second, 11 o
2, and then the finale, 4 to 3.
All of which could be piece(l
BLUE OX
Dine and Dance Club
OPEN
EVERY NIGHT
Except M.ond dy
with Orehestra
Saturday
in the former
AIRWAY DINE-DANCE
Club Location
6 Miles Southwest of
Bremerton on She]ton Hiway
Catering to
Dinners. Parties
L. K. KEATING
Phone Bremerton
AIRWAY 4
for 'eservations
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Norpac s al(.:aluminom tlllty building ls the qulck,
@conomlcal answer to building material shodages
easily ere€red--no need Io paint it unless you wish
good for c lifetime! It cn be used for dozens of
different purpasesand is priced below most going
figures for ardinary prefabricoted garage and service
buildings. Reserve one for yourseli -ow.
As Low as $13.10 per montb
NO DOWN PAYMENT
MISKEEA SUPPLY CO.
(1"ormerly Miskella Refriger'ation)
See Our Sample Garage Set-up at Our New Show.Room
5 Miles West Of Olympia at She/ton ',y,,
Just Completed
The airl)lane-l,ianting of 100,000
['ish fry has just been comlMetcd
by the Washigton State Game
department, Fi:;l lioh)gist Alex
McRea told The Journal this week.
The "very large fry" were
planted in the two Dry Bed lakes.
ttaven lake. Jefferson lake, all in
z[as()n COllnty, al(l it] Lower Iena
and I)evil's lakes,
The use of airplanes for fisi]
plahting is a coml)arativcly new
nwtho(t, and will be used extens-
ively in the future for pl'nting
t, he high, hard-to-get-to lakes, Mc-
R('a said.
The fish were planted in the ten-
day period fronl Jnly 22 to July
:ll, and took only three days of
actual flying'. The rest of the. tin3c
was spent in waiting for" good fly-
ing weather.
McRea said that tile game de-
partment plans to use fist from.
the new Skokomish river hatchery
and. fly them from the Shelton
Airport next year.
He added that his department is
interested in hearing reports from
any. fishermen who happened to be
on any of the lakes planted by
air at the time the fish were
dropped.
Sentence Deferred
Officers Appointed
Sentence was deferred for six
months and a probation order was
signed by Judge D. F. Wright in
the case involving assault with a
shotgun brought against William
G. Insel last week.
Insel admitted shooting Albert
Bel with a twelvergauge shotgun
a year ago, and changed his plea
from "not gnilty" to "guilty"
when he came to trial August 9.
togttlter to prove that a nal)kin
wotihI cover ]Bremerton, Shel-
ton, lloquialn, Port Orchard,
Bellingliam and Yakima insofar
as their relative capabilities go,
all being of almost equal
st ren gtlL
Anyway, perhaps some of the
sting of defeat can be soother by
th knowledge it tool( the ultimate
champions to put Shelton out of
tlle running for the titte,
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