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Rotary 00udent
Of The Month
CALVIN GUSTAFSON, Shelton High school student, will
be honored at Rotary meeting today as Rotary Student of
the Month. Calvin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gus-
tafson of Ho odsport, was selected by a faculty committee
to receive the honor in the vocational subject area. He is
a shop assistant in the Junior High school Metals class
and a member of the Auto Mechanics class. His teachers
describe him as efficient, courteous, capable and depend-
able. Calvin's hobbies are hunting, fishing, camping and
hiking.
Bowling Results .... : ........ Bowling Results
SIMPSON RECREATION ! SIMPSON RECT, EATION
Hi Game & Series: Donna Cole-
man 216-556
Railroad 3-1, Davida Caesar 454;
Shops 1-3, Shirley Weaver 423;
Loggers 3-1, Donna Coleman 556;
Loaders 1-3, Memory Smith 448.
Split pick-ups: Shirley Weav-
er 3-8-10 and 3-10; Lois Albrecht
9-10; Davida Caesar 3-10; Vi Mc-
Gee 6-7-10 and 3-10.
Standings: Loggers 21-7, Rail-
road 17-11, Loaders 10-18, Shops
8-20.
309ERS
Men's Hi Game & Series: Jerry
Mallory 179-504
Women's Hi Game: Hazel Riffey
155
Wpmen's Hi Series: Jean Temple
404
Dropouts 4, Tom River 435;
Professors 0, Larry Lyle 430;
Flunkies 3, Bob Riffey 444; Rith-
marie I, Joan Jay 358; Redin 3,
Jean Temple 404; Scholars 1,
Ralph Ervin 395; TardieR 2, Jer-
ry Mallory 504; Skippers 2, Barb
Tarrach 326.
Standings: Professors 17-7, Re-
din 15-9, Flunkies :14-10, Rithma-
tic 11-9, Dropouts 10-14, Scholars
10-14, Skippers 7-13, TardieR 8-16.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Men's Hi Game & Series: Gary
Robinson 202-580
Women's Hi Game & Series: An-
na ttansen 144-354
Beckwiths 1-3, Rick Peckham
162-460; Trail Blazers 3-1, Mark
Thompson 156-425; Joslins 1-3, An-
na Hansen 144-354; Trailblazers
3-1, Chuck Thompson 179-492;
Dave Clark 184-519 Merv's Tire-
caps 0-4, Randy Churchill 182-487
Hembroff 1-3, Curt Casey 158-408;
Shelton JC's 3-1, Gary Robinson
202-580.
Standings: Trailblazers II 12-4,
Jaycees 9-7, Hembroffs 9-7,
Merv's 9-7, Joslin's 8-8, Trail-
blazers I 6-10, V.F.W. Post &
Aux. 5-11, Beckwith's 5-11.
)
JERRY ROBERTSON, pictmed with his 250cc bike, is the
winner of this years overall point championship trophy of
the Shelton Trailblazers Motorcycle Club.
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Bowling Results and Statistics
SIM]PSON WOMEN'S
Women's Hi Game: Jane While
194
Women's Hi Series: Joan Sowers
523
Engineering 2-2, Carma Syl-
rester 438; Accounting 2-2. Jane
White 518.
.Purchasing: 4,*.;Florere Cnut-
zen 487; I.B.P. 04, Mary Lea
Wicken 516.
Loggers 1-3. Marie Runnion
399: Lumber 3-], Joan Sowers
523.
Research 1-3, Bobble Bamford
452; Olympic 3-1, Virginia Fuller
466.
Standings: Lumber 15-9, Ac-
counting 15-9, Loggers 14-9,
Olympic 12-12, Engineering 10-
13/, Research 10-14, LB.P. 10-14,
Purchasing 9-15.
Zschoche 390; Pauley Motors,
Carma Sylvester 428; Anderson
& Jacobsen, Donna Anderson 370
Hoodsport Care, Shirley Weaver
455; Timber Bowl, Joyce Mork
296; B & J Mart, Carol DeLack
409; Balls Food Center, Ginger
Olsoe 377 Grant Lumber. Ellen
ner's Maxwell Service, Jean John-
ston 390.
Standings: Herb's 10340, Paul-
ey's 10293, N.W. Evergreen 10208,
Grant Lumber 10169, Hoodsport
Cafe 10047, Cottage Cafe 10023,
B & J Mart 9965, Kenner's Max-
well Service 9930, Anderson &
LaBresh 458; Cottage Cafe, Ben- ,.Jacobsen_9829, Mamie's Java
hie Benedict 418; Herb's Second Haus 9743, Balls Food Center
Hand Store. Betty Dean 439; Ken- 9692, Timber Bowl 9651.
BANTAM
Men's Hi Game & Series: Terry
Knight 133-245
Women's Hi Game: Mary South-
mayd 98
Women's Hi Series: Sherri Knight
185
Cooks Plant Farm 0-3. Arnold
sters 0-3. Chuck Dahman 80-142;
Lions Club 3-0, Terry Clark 110-
215; Sheiton Journal 1-2, Gary
Moore 132-213; Eagles 2079 2-1,
Lonnie Austin 104-183; Willour In-
surance 0-3, Sonny Vercher 105-
200; V.F.W. Post & Aux. 3-0,
Eddie Bloomfield 117-207.
Stmtdtngs: The Hut 10-2, Cooks
Plant Farm 7-5, Eagles 2079 7-5,
Shelton Journal 7-5. Lions Club
6-6, V.F.W. Post & Aux. 5-7,
Willour Ins. 2-10. Dahman Oy-
sters 2-1.0.
MEROIIANTS
Hi Game: Ed White 235
Hi Series: Bob Bjork 606
Lumbermen's 1-3. Gayle Wentz
525; Stewarts Pro Shop 3-1, Ed
White 596; Prepps 1-3, Ralph
Simpson 473; Be:ms 3-1 .Steve
Hansen 469; Stewarts Food Bas-
ket 0-4. Jim Cross 491; John's
Richfield 1-3, Dan Cormier 551;
Western Auto 3-1. Gcne Benedict
513; Whites Logging 4-0, Floyd
Fuller 505; Renecher Const. 0-4,
Dutch Stanley 506.
Standings: John's Richfield 20-
8, Western Auto 18-10, Whites Log-
ging 16½-11½, Lumbermen's 15-
13, Stewarts Food Basket 14½-13½
Stewarts Pro Shop 14-14, Rene-
cher Const. 13-15, Prepps 13-15,
Boons 11-17, Kimbels 5-23.
RAYONIER RESEAR
hen's Hi Game & Series: Jerry
Mallory 215-633
Women's Hi Game & Series:
Marg Bacon 169-473
Acetate Aces 3, Jess Tobler
545; Rayonettes 1, Marg Bacon
473.
Maintenance 4, Jerry Mallory
633; Pin Curlers 0, Anna Matye
418.
Silva Foxes 2, Mary Morkert
488; Wood Birds 2, Clarence An-
derson 559.
Makeups 3, Virgil Vestal 456;
Water Boys 1, Dutch Noteboom
455.
Standings: Maintenance 20-8,
Wood Birds 20-8, Acetate Aces
18-10, Silva Foxes 17-11, Makeups
14-14, Water Boys 11-17, Rayon-
ettes 7-21, Pin Curlers 4-24.
FLE)00
HOUSEWIVES
Hi Game & Series: Verna Johan-
son 193-495
B & R Oil 3-1. Vera Elliott 394
Hood Canal Marina; Dean's Gun-
shop 2-2, Verna Johanson 495;
Buechels Garage 2-2, Pat Nor-
een 416; B & W Marina 4-0, Marge
Witcraft 461; Waterwheel Gro-
cery 0-4, Iona Visser 395.
Standings: B & W Marina 22-
6, Dean's Gunshop 17-11, Buech-
els 15-13, B & R Oil 14-14, Water-
wheel Grocery 11-17, Hood Ca-
nal Marina 5-23.
Grant Lumber Co.
607 S. 1st • 426-6612
MEN'S CITY
Hi Game : Fred Rupe 245
Hi Series: Bud Knudzen 579
Standings: 40 & 8 18-3, Beck-
with 14-7, Hidden Haven 13½-8½,
Certified 12-8, J & J Service 9½-
11/, Simpson 9-12, Nim Rod
Club 4-16, Cliftons 4-16.
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LADIES THURSDAY TRIO
Hi Game: Ellen LaBresh 185
Hi Series: Nancy Brewer 470
N.W. Evergreen, Nancy Brew-
er 470; Mamie's Java Haus, Alice
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Hi Game & Series: Vi McGee
202-501
Loggers 3-1, Sheila Sievert 198-
467 Shops 1-3, Lois Albrecht 391;
Railroad 3-1, Vi McGee 202-501;
Loaders 1-3, Gladys Adair 418.
Split pick-ups: Vi McGee 3-10;
Eleanore Stephens 6-7.
Standings: Loggers 18-6, Rail-
road 14-10, Loaders 9-15, Shops
7-17.
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
Hi Game & Series: Marge Wit-
craft 205-517
Ogden's Radio & TV 3-1, Marge
Wtcraft 517; Richfield Oil 1-3,
Sue Bennett 479; Certified Mfg.
4-0, Allene Stepper 467; Kelly's
Furniture 0-4, Jean Ream 437
Gott's Oilerettes 4-0, Linda Heft
387; Fuller Const. 0-4, Virginia
Fuller 394; Ming Tree 2-2, Dot
Ahrens 403; Eells & Valley 2-2,
Sue Villines 414 Jim Pauley's
4-0, Jean Ashley 471 Darigold
0-4, Teeney Cook 380.
Standings : Odgen's 20-7½,
Certified iY/.fg. 17-11, Richfield Oil
17-11, Gott's 15½-12½, 'Kelly's 15-
13, Fuller Const. 13-15, Ming Tree
12½-15½, Eells 12-16, Jim Paul-
ey's 11-17, Darigold 7½-20½.
Glen Jacobsen
Wins Again
• Glen Jacobsen, 8, winner of
competition in his age group in
the recent Shelton Punt, Pass
and Kick Contest, nabbed another
first last week in district com-
petition at Tacoma.
The young athlete will compete
in another meet this Saturday
in Seattle, which willdraw
youngsters f r o m Washington,
Alaska, and Northern Oregon.
If he cops a first in Seattle,
he will compete in the regional
playoff which will be held at
halftime at a San Francisco For-
ty-N i n e r professional football
game at a later date.
TONEY'S AUTO REPAIR
1817 Olympic Hwy. No. Mt. View
Complete Automotive Service
For Appointment Call
Alex Toney
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