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League
Vikings
Bordeaux
Mt. Mark Newcomb added a
continued their two-yard touchdown run for Mt.
ion of Mason View, Bordeaux then got a
Football safety by Jay Cole and Tom
.ek, downing Hoosier, and finally Mt. View
tn the f'ust game scored on an eight-yard pass
May. from Chris Willis to Don Benson.
Evergreen The quarterback-receiver
20-0. team of Lenny Bentley and
the scoring Randy Purcell clicked for all
20-yard three Evergreen touchdowns in
The the second game. The passes
abeaten Mt. covered 35, 12 and 65 yards.
With a pair of Purcell and Pat Olander were
(20 and 54 responsible for the two
to grab the successful PAT conversions.
iL d Next Sunday Mt. View takes
ently, finished on both Bordeaux and
,L 13o net yards Evergreen. Games are at 1 and 3
p.m. at Highdimber Stadium.
gals get drubbed
I Cap Cougars
Cougars of
temolished
5-0 last
was never
closest the
tches
7-6 losses
Player Nancy
nudsen
Cathy Cole 6-1, 6-1; Chris
Johnson (C) d. Nancy Lewis
6-3, 7-6; Janee Cook (C) d.
Cindy Drake 6-2, 6-0.
Natalie Armstrong-
Jeanne Bartholet (C) d.
Tricia Byrne-Karin Knudsen
6-3; 7-5; Karen
Roberts-Annette Blackerby
C) d. Holly Danielson-Kathy
uller 6-0, 6-1.
JV: Capital 3, Shelton 2.
meeting
was rained
0
(C) d.
Prices and value
What is a cynic? - A man who
knows the price of everything,
and the value of nothing.
Oscar Wilde
Canal wins
offense
pass
Rob
ty Mike
sack
b
,regg
The Hood Canal Junior High
football team ran its record to 2-1
last week with a 27-0 win over
visiting St. Mary's of Aberdeen.
The defensive team, led by
captain Mike Eddy, registered its
second shutout in three games. A
strong pass rash by ends John
Brown
gmes
Playoff
division
will
M.
PERI HAGEN, Climber junior, launches a return in
Tuesday's straight-game jayvee victory over visiting
Centralia.
YOUNG GRIDDERS at Hood Canal Junior High School
pose last week. They are, from left, front row: Rob Child,
Roy Brumbaugh, Brian Gearhart, Scott Nolan, John
Slinker, Mike Snyder, Brad Barr, Robert Oliver and Dan
Daily; second row: Rob Brown, Mike Simmons, Glen Macy,
Mike Eddy, Carl Veres, George Stevens, Ray Thornton,
Jerome Twidwell and Brian Jaske; back row: Manager Eagle
Twidwell, Todd Ashborn, Jason Celestine, Ray Krise, Greqq
King, Lee Gatewood, Terry Turner, John Radius, Tom
Kenning and Manager Matt Snyder.
We're open bright
and earliest.*
On workdays, we have the earliest
hours in town. We open at 8 a.m.
Monday through Friday. And we're the
only Shelton auto parts store that does.
That may not excite you right now.
But when you're on your way to work
one morning and your car won't purr --
remember, Western Parts is open at 8.
Because we like being first.
I
WESTERN PARTS
220 N. First 4264481
M-F, 8-6 p.m. Sat., 8:304 p.m.
X-count-y runners shufZle
The Highclimber
cross-country harriers, paced by
Frances Nelson's first in tJle gids'
division and a somewhat
uncustomary showing by the top
boys, threw a scare at Chehalis
last week in a triangular meet at
Timberline.
Chehalis won - but only by
three points in each of the
varsity races.
Senior Nelson won going
away in her best showing this
year - and that was no surprise
to her coach. "She's looking real
strong," said Pete Janda.
However, for the first time
this year, Climber ace Jeff Likes
came in on tlre heels of a
teammate. Fellow junior Steve
Robinson, consistently number
two for the Climbers this fall,
took second overall to Jeff's
ttfird.
"Steve ran a very flue race,"
said his coach this week.
"Incidenrally, though, we had a
challenge race here yesterday and
Jeff really ran away from
everybody to reclaim high
number one standing."
Janda was also especially
pleased with the performance of
senior Bill Bogs, sixth in file
varsity heat and third among the
Climbers. "That was Bill's best
race, too," he said.
As they've done at every
meet so fat', the Climber jayvees
outran everyone to claim the top
honors.
Gids
(1.7 miles)
Team scores: Chehalis 28,
Shelton 31. Timberline
incomplete ,,. Individuals:•
Frances Nelson (.5) 11:29; 2.
Kristi Scherer (C) 11:47; 3.
Paula Mueller (S) 11:50; 4.
Debbie Bostrom (S) 12:01; 5.
Lola Smith (C) 12:06; 6.
Heidi Anderson (C) 12:07; 7.
Susie Dowling (C) 12:10; 8.
Kristi Buchanan (C) 12:14; 9.
Lori Ticknor (C) 12:15; 10.
Kim Wilson (C) 12:16; 11.
Jody Nelson (C) 12:17; 12.
Shelly Trucksess (S) 12:22;
13. no name, 12:30; 14. Meg
Walker (S) 12:41; 15. Pare
Elder (5) 12:56; 16. Cindy
Carr (C) 13:26; 17. Joan
Ramsey (C) 13:27; 18. Lisa
Adolphsen (C) 13:36; 19.
Leslie Johnson (C) 14:01; 20.
Pat Eichinger (S) 14:04.
Boys
(At Timbedine, 2.5 miles)
Team scores: Chehalis 26,
Shetton 29. Timberline
incomplete team. Individuals:
Jack Ramsey (C) 13:33; 2.
Steve Robinson (S) 13:43; 3.
Jeff Likes (S) 13:48; 4. Brad
Wilson (C) i3:51; 5. Jerry
Mann (T) 13:54; 6. Bill Bolls
(S) 14:06; 7. Rick Uhles (C)
14:10; 8. Jim Wood (C)
14:11; 9. Mark Morgan (C)
14:13; 10. Dale Johnson (S)
14: 15; 11. Lloyd German (S)
14:20; 12. Rob Whitten (S)
14:21; 13. Mark Japhia (C)
14:56; 14. Bob Nenring (C)
15:01; 15. Dave Lemcke (T)
15:27; 16. Lars Jenner (S)
15:21; 17. Dave DeHart (T)
16:25; 18. Tom Bond (T)
17:13.
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Bowling Results 6t Statistics
luulll
TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED Cochran, 189. 11-13, W.T.M. 10-14, Dick
10/10/78 Women's Hi Series: Leslee 10-14, Wilson 10-14, Marina
Cochran, 468. ' 10-14, Hot 9-15, Lumbermen's
Men's Hi Game: Ran Cochran, Standings: ITT 17-7, Dairy 9-15.
244. 17-7, Simpson 15-9, Mason Dick 3, J. Buckwalter 424;
Men's Hi Series: Ran Cochran, 13-11, Cooper 13-11, Williams K.F.C. 1, R. Moore 460;
542. 13-11, Western 13-11, K.F.C. Simpson 3, S. Robertson 509;
Women's Hi Game: . Leslee 11-13, Shelton 11-13, Banana Shelton 1, H. Stickley 488;
HOW TO FggL
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"ERE'S ONE %4Ay TO DE:Ti[CT
THE OFTKN [NTLI[ 1M'g[ V/HEN
ICE: FISHINC i.
LALANCE: YOU 11.09 ON I IOY.
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G¢NTLF.ST ]biTE:.
Williams 1 C. Lament 519;
Wilson 3, H. etty 440; Mason 1,
M. Patraszewski 460; ITT 3, D.
Wood 492; Cooper 4, R.
Cochran 542;Western 0, J.
Robertson 443; Banana 1, E.
Liebenow 510; Dairy 3, R. Petty
485; W.T.M. 0, S. Butterfield
419; Lumbermen's 4, B.
Haselwood 476; Marina 3, B.
Dennis 461; Hot 1, D. Myer 442.
MEN'S CITY ! 0/9/78
Men's Hi Game: Curt CaseY , 211.
Men's Hi Series: Bob Monger,
557.
Standings: Garbage 16-4, Elks
14-6, DQ 12-8, Bob's 11-9, Miller
11-9, Parts 8-12, Burnett 8-12.
DQ 3, Bob Moner 557;
Burnett 1, Start Butterf0eld 481;
Bobs 1, Curt Schnitzer 489; Miller
3, Curt Casey 515; Elks 3, Jeff
Thompson 514; Parts 1, Jim
Waldrip 497; Garbage 4, Jim
Tobin 536.
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ahead of steel. Low tempera-
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temperature falls. Interlock-
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plenty o[ pull. The colder the
winter, the better the choice.
Drive on it tcdayt
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