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Settle brothers
touchdowns,
High's Blazers
season going
Elma 20-0 on
last Thursday.
the older of the
for 121 yards in
Marty Settle had
SCored the first two
The first was on a
araper in the first
le extra point try
second period, he
to paydirt, and
points failed. The
was 12-0.
ast stanza, Marty
ar the touchdown
out. Bob Davis
in his . two-point
and it was 20-0.
times for 19 yards,
had 226 total
lding Lima to 98.
1 first downs to
Sparks, Blazer
and defensive back,
Eagle passes to
s cause.
now 2-0-1, face
at 2:00
S
In
L a junior who was
School's number
player during the
earned a spot in
:t tournament last
finishing third in
her first match with
and then beat
Wright in the
and fourth place.
took place in the
will now go to
this Saturday
three singles player
of the
League,
face the
of the Southern
match.
jayvee girls on
Hoquiam in a
With eight matches,
were played.
played Leif and
played pro sets,
games for the
rewer beat Gall
the other singles
and Patti Eagle
match and
and Larson 3-8.
e and Leslie
ed McTeak and
Nutt and
beat Stover and
8-2. Nancy
and Kris Carte
and Larson 10-8.
tt and Leslie
Dowling and
Nutt became the
her for Shelton.
of Shelton
matches give
,erience. They
about
and it gives
to look forward
do not make
1. She said the
is good for
To Meet
bOWlers are invited
State bowling
held in Shelton
will be held
of 1:00 p.m.
In the Memorial
;entative
will be
any questions
concerning
Will be charged,
;11 only
evening,
get here
°W Starts
HIGHCLIMBER OF THE WEEK Tracy Armstrong earned
that honor for the Tumwater game by running back eight
punts for 202 yards. Two of the runbacks set up eventual
touchdowns. Armstrong is a junior.
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Sunday October 18th is the
date of the final Two-Ball
Foursome for the season. Tee-off
time will be 3:30 p.m. with a
social hour and potluck to follow.
The Bayshore Golf Club
annual Halloween Dance will be
held on Saturday, October 24.
Dancing from 9:00 p.m. until
2:00 a.m. to custom Hi-Fi music
with a midnight Buffet. Tickets at
$5.00 per couple may be picked
up at Hembroffs or McCombs by
October 22. Guests are welcome
- costumes are optional. The
committee for the dance are Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Garrett and Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Humphrey.
Second round matches in the
Club Championship will have
Sonny Lowe vs. Harry Peterson,
Bob Kieburtz vs. Jack Jeffrey,
Tex Stirling vs. Gary Nicloy.
Two sophomore Shelton cross
country runners made possible a
win over North Thurston last
week in Lacey, 25-30.
Coach Jan Day of the
Climbers said that even though
Rich James, George Lemagie, and
Mike Hays are running well and
leading the team, Randy Howard
and Mark Lewis have made
Shelton's success possible by
improved running.
The first five places on
each team count in cross country
scoring, and Lewis and Howard
have helped the team greatly by
being the number four and five
men on the team.
The Climbers beat the Rams
last Thursday by improving their
times on the course in Lacey
which they have already run once
this season. Even though the
course had been extended by
about 100 yards, some of the
runners improved their times by
over half a minute. Mark Lewis,
Randy Howard, George Lemagie,
Mike Hays, and Mark Grubb all
improved their times. Here are the
results from that meet: 1. Mike
McGimpsy (NT), 12:12; 2. Rich
James (S), 12:33; 3. George
Lemagie (S), 12:47; 4. Rich Jones
(NT), 12:54; 5. Mark Lewis (S),
12:56; 6. Dave Miller (NT),
12:58; 7. Mike Hays (S), 13:21;
8. Randy Howard (S), 13:27; 9.
Joe Hull (NT), 13:39; 10. Mike
Striggon (NT), 13:40; ll. Mark
Grubb (S), 13:43; 12. Steve Rose
(S), 13:45; 13. Odell Allen (NT),
14:11; 14. Jerry Johnsen (S),
14:31; 15. Randy Wiltman (S),
14:34; 16. Jay Himlie (S), 15:00;
17. Mike Juttee (NT), 15:19; 18.
Kurt Thompson (S), 15:25.
Monday, the Climbers 10st a
squeake~ to Centralia, 27-28. Rich
James beat all runners on
Shelton's home course with a
time of 14:29, eight seconds
ahead of his nearest rival, but
Centralia came up with the next
three places and swung the meet.
The results of that meet are:
1. Rich James (S), 14:29; 2.
Messenger (C), 14:37; 3. Craig
(C), 14:38; 4. Cady (C), 14:50; 5.
Mike Hays (S), 14:53; 6. George
Lemagie (S), 15:09; 7. Mark
Lewis (S), 15:14; 8. Stowe (C),
15:35; 9. Randy Howard (S),
15:48; 10. Allwine (C), 16:01;
ll. Mark Grubb (S), 16:04; 12.
Kerns (C), 16:09; 13. Steve Rose
(S), 16:21; 14. Bryant(C), 16:47.
The jayvees had only three
runners in their meet, so they did
not have a score. Those results
were: l. Davis (C), 16:08; 2.
Maslowski (C), 16:15; 3. Jerry
Johnsen (S), 16:29; 4. Lawerance
(C), 16:45; 5. Prill (C), 17:11; 6.
Jay Himlie (S), 17:15; 7. Kurt
Thompson (S), 17:21; nine
Centralia runners finished after
that.
Next in line for the Climbers
are Olympia in the capital on
Thursday, and Chehalis on their
home course Monday. Day feels
that they will be two very tough
meets, and that the two are
probably first and second in the
league.
Dial-it-yourself and get a discount
on most out of-state calls•
Rates are for out.of-state station calls you can dial in the
continental United States, except Alaska, and do not include tax.
Just dial"l; the Area Code,
then the phone number.
Pacific Northwest Bell
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MEN'S COMMERCIAL
Men's Hi Game: Bob Lanman 228
Men's Hi Series: Ray Brown 598
Standings: Shelton Mobil
13-7; Morgan Transfer 121/2-7]/2;
Shelton Trailer 12-8; Ziegler's
Camera 11]/2.81/2; Verne's Clams
11-9; Gott Oil 10V2-9]/2; B & R Oil
101/2-9]/2; Airport Grocery 10-10;
Shelton Foods 9-11; Dan's Nite
Hawks 7-13; A. Roy Dunn Ins.
7-13; Wolden's Chevron 6-14.
Shelton Trailers 1, R. Petty
520; Shelton Foods 3, R. Brown
598; B & R Oil 21/2, G. Roessel
516. Ziegler's Camera 11/2, R. West
523; Wolden's Chevron 0, G.
Benedict 576; Airport Grocery 4,
T. West 586; A. Roy Dunn Ins. 1,
D. Brown 498; Verne's Clams 3,
J. Bloomfield 577; Gott Oil 21/2,
E. Dahman 552; Morgan Transfer
11/2, B. Lanman 587; Shelton
Mobil 3, S. Ahlquist 548; Dan's
Nite Hawks 1, C. Crow 516.
SIMPSON WOMEN'S
Women's Hi Game: Jean Hartwell
201
Women's Hi Series: Jean Hartwell
516
Standings: Accounting 15-5;
Olympic 11-9; I.B.P. 10-10;
Research 10-10; Engineering 9-11;
Loggers 9-1 1 ; Lumber 9-11;
Purchasing 7-13.
Accounting 3, Jane White
471 ; Engineering 1, Lucille
Chapman 399; Lumber 0, Joyce
Dion 484; Loggers 4, Norene
Stevens 479; I.B.P. 3, Jean
Hartwell 516; Olympic 1, Cleo
Hulet 445; Purchasing 2, Allene
Stepper 442; Research 2, Mary
Olson 439.
WOMEN'S 12:30
Women's Hi Game: Virginia
Dickinson 208
Women's Hi Series: Virginia
Dickinson 522
Standings: C & L Time
Service 141/2-51/z; Bob's Tavern
13-7; Shelton Glass 9-11; NeWs
Pharmacy 3V2-16]/2.
C & L Time 3; Shelton Glass
1 ; Bob's Tavern 4; Nell's
Pharmacy 0.
309ers' LEAGUE
Men's Hi Game: Jerry Mallory
247
Men's Hi Series: Jerry Mallory 617
Women's Hi Game: Linda Hart
154
Women's Hi Series: Dot Ridout
386
Standings: Don't Bees 10-6;
Scholars 9-7; Latecomers 9-7;
Two L's 9-7; Redin' 8]/2-7]/2;
Professors 8-8; Diatoms 8-8;
Dunces 8-8; Repeaters 8-8;
Flunkies 7]/2-8]/2; Misfits 6-10;
Lost Success 5-11.
katecomers 3, Rand Petersen
481; Diatoms I, Tom River 468;
Don't Bees 2, Don Anderson 482;
Scholars 2, Ralph Ervin 502;
Flunkies 2]/2, Dell Abelein 468;
Redin' 11/2, Jerry Mallory 617;
Repeaters 3, Lloyd Goodwin 441;
Lost Success I, Jack Gaddy 358;
Misfists 2, Darrol Martin 411;
Two L's 2, Linda Hart 365;
Dunces 1, Ole Anderson 378;
Professors 3, Larry Lyle 485.
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
Women's Hi Game: Linda
Robertson 221
Women's Hi Series: Colleen Yorke
543
Standings: Gott's Oilerettes
14-6; Jim Pauley's 14-6; Certified
Manufacturing 13-7; Brown
Logging 12Vz-7V2; Ogden's Radio
& TV 12-8; Cells & Valley
91/2-101/2; Lumbermen's 9-11;
Fuller Construction 8-12; Timber
Bowl 8-12; Ming Tree 7]/2-12]/2;
Richfield Oil 61/2-13V2; Kelly's
Furniture 6-14.
Gott's Oilerettes 2, Linda
Hoof 415; Richfield Oil 2. Betty
Gray 385; Kelly's Furniture 0,
Jean keam 468; Certified
Manufacturing 4, Colleen Yorke
543; Timber Bowl 4, Linda
Robertson 491; Fuller
Construction 0, Chris Daniels
390; Ogden's Radio & TV 1,
Marge Witcraff 500; Brown
Logging 3, Peg Knutzen 473;
Ming Tree 1, Dot Ahrens 448; Jim
Pauley's 3 Jean Ashley 423;
Lumbermen's 1, Syble R stine
399; Cells & Valley 3, Wendy
Rogers 452.
MERCHANTS
Men's Hi Game: Bill Goad 226
Men's Hi Series: Jim Richards 602
Standings: NB of MC 18-6;
Prepp's 15-9; White's 15-9;
Certified 13-11; B. Kimbel's
12-12; T.C.F. 12-12; Goon's
11-13; Trail Blazer's 10-14;
Renecker's 8-16; Thriftway 6-18.
White's 0, K. O'Dell 515; NB
of MC 4, J. Richards 602; Prepp's
3, L. L. Mclnelly 557; Goon's 1,
R. Cuzick 506; B. Kimbel's 2, R.
Warren 501; TCF 2, H. Mounts
547; Certified 4, B. Goad 578;
Renecker's 0, D. Renecker 538;
Trail Blazer's 2, C. Travaglione
490; Thriftway 2, R. Rice 517.
GRANGE
Men's Hi Game: Jim Williams 226
Men's Hi Series: Jim Williams 566
Women's Hi Game: Verna
Johanson 173
BANTAM
Men's Hi Game: Kevin Ridout
146
Men's Hi Series: Kevin Ridout
274
Women's Hi Game: Gail Fuller
131
Women's Hi Series: Gall Fuller
250
Standings: Shelton Journal
8-1; Dahman Oyster 7-2; Women
of Moose 7-2; Cooks Plant Farm
5-4; Lion's Club 5-4; Nimrod Club
4-5; Eagles 4-5; The Hut 2-7;
Willour Ins. 1-8; VFW 1-8.
Lion's 3, Kevin Ridout 274;
VFW 0, Susan Wood 218; Cooks
Plant Farm 2, Gall Fuller 250;
Eagles 1, Randy Clausen 245;
Willour Ins. 0, Ann HOwerton
223; Oahman Oyster 3, Penni
Pleines 215; The Hut 1, Chris
Hansen 214; Women of Moose 2,
Scott Myers 207; Nimrod Club 1,
Debbie Coleman 185; Shelton
Wo men's Hi Series: Nellie 'Journal 2, Tony Benedict 246. '
Rossmaier 447
Standings: Shelton Valley
18-6; Southside 15-9; Agate 15-9;
Pomona 14-10; Harstine 6-]8;
Matlock 4-20.
Matlock 0, Ralph Simpson
484: Southside 4. Jim Williams
506; Pomona 1, Lad Simpson 553;
Shelton Valley 3, Bill Fagan 466;
Harstine 1, Everett Simons 406;
Agate 3, Lyle Auseth 425.
MEN'S CITY
Men's Hi Game: Mike Mills 235
Men's Hi Series: Jess Phillips 584
Standings: 40 & 8 12-3;
Nault's Service 10-5; Jess's Mobile
9-6; C & L Time Service 7-8;
Rainier Beer 6-9; Shelton
Trailblazers 6-9; Hidden Haven
5-10; Simpson 5-10.
Nautt's Service 2, Bob Nault
524; C & L Time 1, Lloyd Murr
489; Rainier 1, Mike Mills 531 ; 40
& 8 2, Stan Ahlquist 557; Shelton
Trailblazers 1, Chuck Travaglione
446; Simpson 2, Jerry Drescher
436; Jess's Mobil 2, Jess Phillips
584; Hidden Haven 1, Aub
Blockberger 519.
SUNDAY MIXED FOURSOME
Men's Hi Game: Gene Strozyk
254
Men's Hi Series: Gene Strozyk
612
Women.s Hi Game: Dianne
Strozyk 206
Women's Hi Series: Dianne
Strozyk 531
Standings: Sun Downers 16-4;
Farmers 15-5; H20 K9S 12-8;
Hooters 12-8; Gutter Rats
101/2-91/z: Odd Balz 101/z-91/z= Goads
81/2-111/z; Go-Getters 8Vz-11Vz;
Timber Ducks 8-12; Prospectors
8-12; Pink Elephants 71/2-121/2;
What's Next 3~/z-161/z.
H20 K9S 4, Gene Strozyk
612; Timber Ducks 0, Jack Frost
534; Prospectors 3, L C Leman
557; What's Next 1, Bev Hertogs
458; Pink Elephants 1, Sam Smith
474; Goads 3, Bill Goad 504; Odd
Balz 1/2, Jean Hartwell 499;
Go-Getters 31/2, Bob Geist 466;
Sun Downers 3, Jim Tobin 477;
Gutter Rats 1, Ted Blair 501;
Hooters 0, Gene Benedict 457;
Farmers 4, Jim Brewer 482.
SIMPSON RECREATION
Women's Hi Game: Jackie
Eichhorn 205
Women's Hi Series: Mary Wicken
519
Standings: Loggers 14-6;
Shops 12-8; Loaders 12-8;
Railroad 2-18.
Shops 1, Lois Albrecht 471;
Loggers 3, Mary Wicken 519;
Railroad 1, Joy Waldrop 473;
Loaders 3, Gladys Adair 495.
LADLES THURSDAY TRIO
Women's Hi Game: Millie Nelson
191
Women's Hi Series: Millie Nelson
492
Standings: Hardly Able
Logging 15-5; Arnold & Smith
Insurance 14-6; Clary Trucking
13-7; Nye Company 12-8; Golden
Pheasant 9-11; B. Fuller Custom
Builder 9-11; Balls'Food Center
81/2-11]/2; The Hut 8]/2-11]/2;
Rolands Shell 7-13; D. Makoviney
Const. 4-16.
Rolands Shell 1-3, Darlene
Cuzick 451; Golden Pheasant 3-1,
Frankie Barnes 450; Clarv
Trucking 4-0, Velda Skipworth
441; Nye Company 0-4, Dorothy
Ahrens 406; Hardly Able Logg.
3-1, Addle Lorenzen 462; B.
Fuller Custom Builder 1-3; Lucille
Farmwald 429; The Hut 2V2-1V2,
Betty LaMont 457; Balls Food
Center 1112-2112, Ginger Olsoe 429;
Arnold & Smith Ins. 3-1, Millie
Nelson 492; D. Makoviney Const.
1-3, Darcy Mast 411.
HOUSEWIVES
Women's Hi Game: Mary Lou
Wicken 196
Women's Hi Series: Mary Lou
Wicken 536
Standings: The Old Mill 18-6;
Dean's Gun Shop 161/2-71/2; B & R
Oil 15-9; Witcroft Trucking
14-10; Hood Canal Marina
131/2-10]/2; Springwater Tavern
10-14; Manke & Sons 5-19; W.S.P.
Academy 4-20.
Dean's Gun Shop 3V2, Betty
Dean 490; Hood Canal Marina 1/2,
Vera Bishop 398; Witcroft
Trucking 0, Mary Lou Wicken
536; The Old Mill 4, Iona Visser
480; Manke & Sons I, Verna
Kolowinski 401; B & R Oil 3,
Shirley Weaver 499; Springwater
Tavern 3, Lois Beckman 423;
W.S.P. Academy 1, Barb Baker
357.
MR. & MRS. HANDICAP
Men's Hi Game: Bill Sullivan 221
Men's Hi Series: Bill Sullivan 504
Women's Hi Game: Nina Dishon
191
Women's Hi Series: Margaret
Bibbee 476
Standings: Lake Cushman
Sales Co. 16-4: Von's Floor
Covering 15-5; Molleys Belfair
Tavern 14-6; Dick's Diggers 12-8;
Jewel Pacific Belfair 11-9; Mud
Bay Realty 11-9; J & J Service
11-9; Harry's Hoodsport Texaco
10-10; Allyn Shell 7-13; Tyee
Well Drilling 5-15; Evergreen
Florist 5-15; Sargents Oyster Co.
3-17.
Lake Cushman Sales Co. 3,
Margaret Bibbee 476; Evergreen
Florist 1, Lee Elmlund 396;
Dick's Diggers 3, Nina Dishon
446; Mud Bay Realty 3, Frank
Marler 493; Sargents Oyster Co.
1, Toni Matson 395; Allyn Shell
1, Harvey Griffey 459; J & J
Service 3, Jack Wheeler 485;
Von's Floor Covering 3, Vernon
Be,son 456; Harry's Hoodsport
Texaco 1, Becky Schreiber 471;
Tyee Well Drilling 2, Jewel
VonOsten 438; Molley's Belfair
Tavern 1, Dave Valley 489;Jewel
Pacific Belfair 2, Bill Sullivan 504.
SIMPSON MEN'S
Men's Hi Game: Troy West 203
Men's Hi Series: Fritz Neau 546
Standings: Mill 4 14-6; Boom
12-8; Mill 3 12-8; Shop 11-9;
Chippers 10-10; Chippers 10-10;
Railroad 10-10; Loaders 7-13; IBP
4-16.
Mill 3 4, Wes Goodburn 518;
Shop 0, Roy Petty 480; Boom 3,
Norm Castle 542; Mill 4 1, Troy
West 542; Loaders 1, Ray Phillips
462; Railroad 3, Fritz Neau 546;
Chippers 3, Ky Wilson 481; IBP 1,
Mel Mickelson 481.
JUNIOR
Men's Hi Game: Mark Johnson
204
Men's Hi Series: Mark Johnson
525
Women's Hi Game: Mary
Southmayd 147
Women's Hi Series: Mary
Southmayd 387
Standings: Bob's Shoe Tree
11-1; Merv's Tirecap 9-3; Joslin
Ins. 8-4; Hembroff Agency 6-6;
J.C.'s 5-7; VFW Post 1694 4-8;
Eagles 3-9; Team No. 6 2-10.
Merv's Tirecap 4, Jim
Robinson 435; VFW 0, Mary
Southmayd 387; J.C's 0, David
Hanson 386; Joslin Ins. 4, Mark
Johnson 525; Bob's Shoe Tree 4,
Steve Coleman 444; Eagles's 0,
Clay Keith 466; Team No. 6 2,
Dave Stole 482; Hembroff
Agency 2, Terry Kn ight 485.
SHELTON RECREATION
Women's Hi Game: Donna
Coleman 222
Women's Hi Series: Donna
Coleman 544
Standings: Harpers 16-4;
Rainier 14-6; B & J Mart 11-9; NB
of MC 9-11; Dairy Queen 9-11;
Shelton Rec. 7-13; Trail
Blazers 7-13; Hoodsport Cafe
7-13.
Harpers 3, Maggie Ogg 491;
NB of MC 1, Mary Sorum 391;
Dairy Queen 4, Mildred Daniels
433; Trail Blazers 0, Sandy
Bernert 409; Shelton Rec. 2,
Donna Coleman b44; 15 & J Mart
2, Betty Freeto 477; Rainier 2,
Donna Steehler - Sonja Cockran
459; Hoodsport Cafe 2, Shirley
Hicks 421.
GUYS & DOLLS
Men's Hi Game: Doug Shelton
239
Men's Hi Series: Doug Shelton
551
Women's Hi Game: Helene
Redman 212
Women's Hi Series: Helen.
Redman 560
Standings: Straf 16-4;
Fireballs 15V2-4]/2; Woodchucks
15-5; 4 Of Us 13-7; O & J's 11-9;
Chantrels 11-9; Misfitz 9-11;
Morgan Transfer 8112-11112; Tori's
8-12; Bullheads 7-13; Beginners
4-16; Make-ups 2-18.
Woodchucks 2, Cathie Tinker
422; Fireballs 2, Helene Redman
560; Bullheads 0, Klaus Hoepfner
487; 4 of Us 4, Rosalie Warren
501; Tori's I, Ray Rice 497;
Misfitz 3, L.C. Leman 490;
Beginners 0, Butch Forrer 453;
Straf 4, Doug Shelton 551;
Chantrels 4, Ken Wolden 544;
Make-Ups 0, Bert Hoard 521;
Morgan Transfer 0, Norm
Schimschat 520; O & J's 4, Betty
Olson 476.
ITT RAYONIER
Men's Hi Game: Jerry Mallory
210
Men's Hi Series: JerryMallory559
Women's Hi Game: Gerry Geist
199
Women's Hi Series: Gerry Geist
532
Standings: Statics 19-5;
Lefty's +1 16-8; Woodbirds 15-9;
Acetate Aces 11-13; Silva Foxes
10-14; Maintenance 10-14;
Waterboys 9-15; Make-Ups 6-18.
Waterboys 4, John Denison
544; Silva Foxes O, Art Coffman
446; Woodbirds 3, Bill Miller 438;
Acetate Aces 1, John Long 500;
Maintenance 4, Don Woods 506;
Make-Ups 0, Sharon Samplawski
437; Lefty's +1 4, Jerry Mallory
559; Statics 0, Gerry Geist 532.
WOMEN'S CITY
Women's Gi Game: Becky
Schriever 220
Women's Hi Series: Mary Wicken
541
Standings: Lumbermen's
13-7; Shelton Recreation 11-9;
Morgans 9-11; Millos 7-13.
Shelton Recreation 2, Sharon
Huisingh 487; Millos 2, Becky
Schriever 523; Morgans 0, Char
Tobin 489; Lumbermen's 4, Mary
Wicken 541.
FRATERNAL
Men's Hi Game: Gene Benedict
213
Men's Hi Series: Lloyd Clark 589
Standings: Moose Antlers
14-6; Lions Club 13-7; Eagles
12-8; Bull Moose 11-9; Western
Auto 10-10; Rotary 10-10;
American Legion 10-10; Shelton
Hardware 9Y2-1OVz: Fullers 9-11:
Kiwanis 8-12; Moose Pleads
7V2-121/2; Nimrod 6-14.
Western Auto 3, Gene
Benedict 552; Moose Antlers 1,
Lloyd Clark 589; Bull Moose 3,
Roy West 515; Fullers 1, Jack
Frost 512; Eaqles 4. Lionel
Leman 571; Shelton Hardware 0,
Frank Willard 486; Lions Club 3,
Mac Mclnelly 553; Moose Heads
1, Henry Warnes 497; Kiwanis 3,
Larry Frey 486; Rotary 1, Laurel
Nelson 487; American Legion 3,
Rusty Nicholson 457; Nimrod 1,
Jerry Bloomfield 556.
Nutt
Tom Nutt of Shelton placed
first in the eight-year old division
of Ford's Punt Pass and Kick zone
competition in Tacoma last
Saturday and will advance to the
district this Saturday in Seattle.
Nutt had a point total of
133Vz, which was more than 35
more than he had when he won
the local competition in Shelton
two weeks ago. The points are
based on how far the boy punts,
passes and kicks the ball and his
accuracy in doing so.
First, second, and third place
finishers in that order in the
13-year-old division of the local
division sponsored by Jim Pauley
Ford of Shelton were Larry
Wood, Terry Dion, and Jeff Pill.
Jim Parker placed first in the
12-year-aids, followed by Randy
Bostrom and Jim Kieburtz. Tom
Wittenberg finished ahead of all
1 l-year-aids, Daniel Fitchitt and
Brad White getting second and
third.
The age ten group was topped
by Warren Carr, with Ran Warren
and Kevin Ridout next. Phil
Franklin Won the nine-year-old
division, followed by Greg
Lisoskie in second and Dean
Skipworth in third. Nutt was the
winner of the eight-year-old
competition, and was the only
local winner to advance to a
higher level than zone. He was
followed by Reed Myers and
Larry Spencer.
Wh
he
e
he Prosecutin
ttorney
In Criminal
• Prosecute all criminal cases In Superior Court.
John C. Ragan handles almost all of these cases
personally.
. Prosecute all misdemeanor and traffic cases in
Mason County District Justice Court. A deputy
prosecutor Is available when needed to assist
law enforcement officers In prosecution in
Justice Court cases.
• Coroner. The Prosecuting Attorney Is by law
also the county coroner, charged with
Investigation of deaths where there is any doubt
about the cause. John C. Ragan is on the scene
in many of these Investigations.
• Juvenile hearings. With recent court rulings on
the rights of juveniles, John C. Ragan, as
prosecutor has found it more and more
necessary to attend juvenile hearings to assist
juvenile authorities when youths Involved in the
cases are represented by an attorney.
CASK LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS HOW
COOPERATION IN THESE DUTIES HAS
BEEN WITH JOHN C. RAGAN AS
PROSECUTOR.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
REPUBLICAN
(Pd. Pal. Adv. by Re-Elect John C. Ragan Com. R. S. Purse, Chair)
When Company Comes...
Say Welcome" with a CheerTul Fire
Crackling and friendly.., a fire on the hearth endows
every party with an easy informality. The warmth of this
old-fashioned fireplace hospitality lives on in the memories
of all your friends.
Your fireplace plays" such an important role in your
home and your life.., be sure it is furnished with a beauti-
fully designed, properly fitted screen.., ready to use with
pleasure and safety.
Glassfyre Classic in black and polished brass shown above.
Glasstyre screens give complete spark
protection, and prevent down drafts
and smoking.
Glassfyre screens are made for cor-
ner, 3-faced, arch-top and standard
fircplaccs.
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7th & Park
426-3344
Thursday, October 15, 1970 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Pa9~ 11