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Pa 8 Morgan & Eacrett Lumber Co. Hillcrest (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA 6-4522 i i i "WARP'S" IrRAND|D 011 TH[ EOG| MEANS SATISFACI'ION OUA|ANriil) Both Sons were Highclimber Linemen StrTON-MAEON COI" JOURNAI-- Published in "OrtsfrnasrOWl " Shelton, Washln: CLIMBERS COME TO LIFE: CUFF MONTESANO BY 19-0 COUNT FOR SEASONS FIRST SUCCESS; KENDALL LIGHTS SPARK blanked their last two times out, :l. okle V spot, he twice intercepted pasges mfai(der heavy, contributm s to the I "" "Y'Y ""'" 00ngr[a over his mama didn't expect to see Tom out any- SHELTON 19--Nomers, Shar- L 5 5 8 8 "Itere's an inside view o[ our largo tned linch. If ye couldn't we the snow outside, you'd think it was taken in summer, Wight &sn't show is the. yatal.cleav Flex,O-Glum tacked over our screens--an lnvhttbl$ harder hetwn our h and winter, q?his ia the aecnd yt w have used the same Fle-O-Gkq. We expect it tdla at leet tyro y nt That means it will cct us 0nlY about $15 a m to protect the ret o[ tho house again.t drafte. We can ltve our rnitu on the perch tim entire year and provide a warm. protecd play art for the [ cbllAren. It you would like to u this letter  tell your Clark Logging Co ........... 15 Joslin Insurance ............ 15 Bernie's ............................ 12 Angle Insurance ............ 12 Moose Lodge .................. 11 9 i i, Hembroff Insurance .... 10 10 Beckwlth's Jewelry ...... 3 17 Ladies Auxiliary ............ 2 18 High Scores Boys' game--Willard Kessel, Bill Sloan 185 Girls' game-Nancy Wilson 170 Boys' total--Stun Ahlqulst 500 Girls' total---Nancy Wilson 416 Both teams being tied for first place before play began, Clark Logging Company (Stan Ahlquist, 500) tallied a 4-0 shutout over Moose Lodge (Don Hanson, 482) in Junior League bowling play Saturday. Joslin Insurance (Jer- ry Mallory and Warren Zeitler, 484) retained its tie for first place by taking all four games from La- dies Auxiliary (Jan Rawding, 322). Acquiring 3-1 victories were Bernie's (Gary Cowan, 433) over Beckwith's (Allan Longacre, 424) and Angle Insurance (Everett Mc- Coy, 376) over Hembroff Insur- ance (George Ahlquist, 343). MEN'S COMMERCIA Ritner's Broiler .............. 23 ' ' 9 B & R Oil ........................ 19 13 Wingard's Sport Shop .. 18 l:l,fi Delight Park .................. 17 15 Verle's Sporting Goods.. 16% 15V.., Local 161 ....................... 14 18 Gott Oil .......................... ll 21 Moose I)dge .................. 9 23 ttigh game=--Dale Yost 224 High total-.--Dale Yost 952 any more cold drafts on t leer, rr says Mrs. K. Klemp {re,m Wlf.) "Out farm hos ;s = a hill and gets the fall ileal of winLM wind, List winter we cvered the frost dose IM five mledOwS wth FlexOGiaSS. Jr mtde tile hOOFS much was/s/ tO Mat We'le SO sold On FtSV&GIISS tha{ we're goin[ to COrOt entire fr0t wch with ,t this winter. It wa, iuSt 8 ;atce¢ last yeer. With flex, f;ra,;$ tacked Upr  will |lW IS ,n exits room a.d Olhle lhe p[otectkm fc¢ the es! Of tile house." (So uclen bS tte  will require esly lJ IGItI$ If dlSlile flea.O,Slask cttk I M $I|.48J tim Bulldog 12. The jelling, however, had be- come "set" in the second half and the Climbers scored in each of the last two periods. Kendall racked up all 13 Climber points, travers- ing right end for four yards for the third quarter touchdown and try-for-point, and traveling exact- ly the same route for nine yards in the fourth canto counter. Manke's effort to punch over the PAT was held short. SHELTON'S TIIIRD quarter drive was activated when Warren Zeitler recovered a Bulldog fum- ble on the "Monte 9. A backfield- in-motion 5-yard penalty only pro- longed the score to four plays instead of three. The fourth qua.rter march got tts start in the third period when junior highs in Aberdeen, Olym- pia, Hoquiam and Centralia. The Blazers are finding this i)retty stiff competition in foot- ball for the simple reason that each of the other .hool has regular full sehedulen for their seventln and eighth graders wlnile Shelton does noL This means that Blazer varsity football teams, composed chiefly of nintl graders, find themselves two years behind their rivals in experience even though probably physically as big and fast and smart. If the Blazers find themselves two years behind their rivals, so, too, will the Highclimbers as Blazer grads move on into senior high school grades. At the present time this hasn't been too serious a problem for the more this year, but Tom had other ideas. He wanted to play football, so he kept in shape by taking wind sprints and exercising even though he couldn't practice. Now he's back on the squad and off his performance against Montesano last week would seem to be what the doctor ordered for that Highclimber backfield weakness. Joe l a kid with .not much more to offer footbll thn de- termination and his brains. Physically Joe is pretty small, lacks the strength and speed that sometimes helps offset lack of size, and generally just Isn't bnUt for football. Last year as a sophomore he was a third string B squad quar- terback, but he told Coach Bob Sund then that the day would pea, Schneider, Peterson, Sund, E; Close, Goodpaster, Temple, Bue- chel, Cowan, Lament, T; Mattis, Spiker, Buzzard, Jake Smith, My- ers, Martig, G; Zeltler, Ellis, Mike Smith, C; Manke, Wingard, On- terberg, Q; Mallory, Kendall, Rod- gets, Lord, Elliott, Shelton, tin- ton, Wolden, HB; Mclnelly, Den- nis, FB. MONTESANO 0--renn, Jim Hammock, Tom Hammock, Met- ke, E; Dills, Phillips, Bjorndahl, Loertscher, T; Whiting, Knutz, Guggenbickler, Fry, G; Vincent, Whitney, Becken, C; Green, Rain- us, Lockwood, QB; Beaulicu, Lougheed, Ray Mammock, Dur- ham, Nelson, HB; Hayule, Bowen, FB. Scoring Shelton ................ 6 0 7 6 19 Montesano ............ 0 Highclimbers, who have been corn- 0 0 0 0 come when he'd be playing vats- Touchdowns---Kendall 2, McIn- TIDES OF THE WEB ClassPeting Af°rschoolsttle muSLin partthe Centralagainst tty. elly. • Computed for Hood Canal League, scltools which haven't any That day has come, and Joe has Conversions---Kendall. Oakland Bay tides are 1 hr. and more of a junior high program even started a varsity game (No. STATISTICS S M than Shelton does now. Thurston) . . . bece[use he was First downs .................... 14 4 50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft. When the (lay comes, how- determined to do so and was by rushing .................... 11 1 Friday, Oct. 30 ttigh ............... 3:35 a.m. 10.8 ft. Low ................ 9:15 a.m. 4.2 ft. Iligh .............. 3:08 p.m. 12.1 ft. Low .............. 9:50 p.m. -0.6 ft. Saturday, Oct. 31, High ............. 4:26 a.m. 11.6 ft. Low ............... 10:02 a.m. 4.6 ft. High ............. 3:42 p.m. 12.3 ft. Low . ............... 10:30 p.m. -1.7 ft. Sunday, Nov. l High ............... 5:16 a.m. 12.2 ft. Low ................ 10:50 a.m. 5.1 ft. High ............... 4:19 p.m. 12.4 ft. Low ............... 11:13 p.m. -2.4 ft. Monday, Nov. 2 High .............. 6;07 a.m. 12.6 ft. Low ................. 11:38 a.rn. 5.6 ft. High .............. 4:58 p.m. 12.2 ft. Low ................ 11:58 p.m. -2.8 ft. Tuesday, Nov. 3 High .............. 7:00 a.m. 12.8 ft. Low ................. 12:30 p.m. 6.0 ft. High ............. 5:42 p.m. 11.9 ft. Wedne,lay, Nov. 4 Low ................... 0:46 a.m. -2.8 ft. High .............. 7:54 a.m. 12.8 ft. Low ................ 1:28 p.m. 6.4 ft. High .............. 6:30 p.m. 11.3 ft. Thursday, Nov. 5 Low ................ 1:37 a.m. -2.2. ft. High ............. 8:52 a.m. 12.7 ft. Low ............... 2:33 p.m. 6.5 ft. High ......... :... 7:25 p.m. 10.5 ft. Grant Lumber ever, that new alignments corn- willing to work and sacrifice to psi tim Climlmrs to compete against the larger dmols where slich junior high programs are established thtl tim ()illW re going to stiffer and wilt he- come the dcmrmats for whatever new conferen(,e they eventually join. It is time Shelton school au- thorities are looking at this situa- tion with a view to giving our Shelton athletes equal opportunity to develop athletically with their rivals. They will not be fair to the kids if they don't. LOOP FIELD NEEDS CROWN Lucky it was that neither the Climbers nor Blazers were sched- tiled to be football hosts last week- end. Had they been Loop Field would have been an highly inadequate site for a game, for the truth is the field is in pretty horrible shape and needs attention badly. It no longer druins properly. On the contrary, it Is becoming almost a catch basin for rain water. Standing water aSter the rains of last mid-week would have made it impossible to lay clmlk nutrks for a gridiron that would have remained more tlma few minutes in maiy parts of tim playing field. The surface needs a new crown put on it so it will drain properly and provide a firmer footing for the athletes. As it stands now the field is a menace to players from the standpoint of the danger, mud when it is wet, and dust when it is dry, it poses to a football player dumped on his face In scrimmage. Coaches are fearful that they might not be able to clean out a mouthful of either before danger- CUB consequences resulted. @ SPORTS SPLINTERS that end. Shelton's two "gifts" to Oak Harbor's school football coaching staff have won themselves homes in the Island community. Boh Ea*rett's junior high club went undefeated in six games, winning its finale by 41-0 over Langley, aad Red Smith's ,,e.n- ior high varsity has now won four straight aster an opening game loss to strmg Anacortes, is umbeaten in Cascade Leaknle play. Smith stepped into the Oak Harbor traces after two dsmal seasons in which the varsity had lost 15 games• It's little wonder the Oak Harbor fans think they've latched onto a "miracle man" in their new mentor. RIOE SLAMS 658 INDUSTRIAL TOTAL MEN'S INDUSTRIAL W L Cole & Myhre Service .. 17 7 Lumbermen's Merc ....... 16½ 7½ 20th Century Thriftway 15 9 Pantorium Cleaners ...... 1O½ 13½ Morgan Transfer .......... 10 14 Shelton Motors .............. 9 15 Grant Lumber ................ 9 15 Waterfront Realty ........ 9 15 High game--Ray Rice 238, 222 High total--Ray Rice 658 Ray Rice unloaded a sonic boom in men's Industrial league bowling last week with a 658 series which led his 20th Century Thrift- way teammates to a shutout suc- cess over Waterfront Realty (Dick Moulton 544). Rice had games of 222, 238 and 607 S. 1st HA 6-6612 Kids like Tom Kendall and Joe running" Cole & Myhre (Ade Wingard compensate for the many Wright 482), which clung to its rough spots which comprise the top rung hold by a half game profession of prep athletic coach- margin after a 2-2 split with ing. Grant Lumber (Lionel Leman 520). Lumbermen's Mercantile (Jack Stewart 562) closed in on the front runners with a 2½-1½ vic- tory over Pantorium Cleaners (Ken Fredson 530). In the 4th Shatterproof Long Lasting Also in 28" & 48" widths INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 1ST & PINE ST, PHONE HA 6-4393 Thurs, , NO Mason & Loan k Title Ir if; m,=,mmm...m II j00ll II . . l|| guslness end by passing .................... 3 2 by penalties ................ 0 1 Net yardage ............... 282 58 rushing .............. .''g.: 238""64 passing ...... ...' ........... ,,., 1 30 losses ............................ 6 34 Passes attempted ............ 10 18 completed .................... 3 3 intercepted .................... 1 2 Penalties .......................... 7 3 yards . ........................... 65 25 Fumbles ............................ 6 3 lost ball ........................ 3 2 Punts ................................ 1 5 average ........................ 23 31 $¥EVIN .t,eul and Imce no match it SAVB SEE IT at Shellon IV/NIUDg KEEPS HEAT IN Let us tell you how you insulate your home 198. The triumph moved the groc- ers to within two games of front' match, Morgan Transfer (Bud Donaldson 560) deadlocked with ' --... Shelton Motors (Bus Calkins 549). MER00HA.--00--LEA00E L Prepp's Rexall Store .... 23 9 Western Meat ................ 18 14 Ziegler's Camera Shop.. 17 15 Johnson's Shell Service 17 15 Thackeray Electric ...... 15 17 Whether you are hand not, you can do a perfect lation yourself. On ceiling of your attic, roll-type insulation on with a staple gun, (Ai gladly lend you the gur charge.) Or, between beams, you simply pour ring material from a bog, simplel But beyond the y doing it yourself, the savings in heat bills in cooling bills |n the summer' your home comfortable 'round. We'JI gladly give estimate. for home improvement INDUSTRIAL BUILDERS 1ST & PINE ST. PH 0 Den's Flying A Service 14½ 17½ Kimbel Motors .............. 12§ 19½ Olympic Plywood .......... 11 21 High game--Bob Olson 203 High total--Don Lund 574 MR. AND MRS. LEAGUE W L I Da No ............................ 11 5 Don't Ask Us ................ 10 6 Vagabonds ........................ 9 7 Site Owls ......................... 8 8 The 4 E's .......................... 6,- 9/; Crazy Shooters ................ 363 12, High Scores Men's game ---Joe Engen 182 Men's total -- Joe Engen 517 Gals' game---Marion Rishel 152 Gals' totalMarion Rishel 397 Pa 8 Morgan & Eacrett Lumber Co. Hillcrest (Eleanor & Highway) Phone HA 6-4522 i i i "WARP'S" IrRAND|D 011 TH[ EOG| MEANS SATISFACI'ION OUA|ANriil) Both Sons were Highclimber Linemen StrTON-MAEON COI" JOURNAI-- Published in "OrtsfrnasrOWl " Shelton, Washln: CLIMBERS COME TO LIFE: CUFF MONTESANO BY 19-0 COUNT FOR SEASONS FIRST SUCCESS; KENDALL LIGHTS SPARK blanked their last two times out, :l. okle V spot, he twice intercepted pasges mfai(der heavy, contributm s to the I "" "Y'Y ""'" 00ngr[a over his mama didn't expect to see Tom out any- SHELTON 19--Nomers, Shar- L 5 5 8 8 "Itere's an inside view o[ our largo tned linch. If ye couldn't we the snow outside, you'd think it was taken in summer, Wight &sn't show is the. yatal.cleav Flex,O-Glum tacked over our screens--an lnvhttbl$ harder hetwn our h and winter, q?his ia the aecnd yt w have used the same Fle-O-Gkq. We expect it tdla at leet tyro y nt That means it will cct us 0nlY about $15 a m to protect the ret o[ tho house again.t drafte. We can ltve our rnitu on the perch tim entire year and provide a warm. protecd play art for the [ cbllAren. It you would like to u this letter  tell your Clark Logging Co ........... 15 Joslin Insurance ............ 15 Bernie's ............................ 12 Angle Insurance ............ 12 Moose Lodge .................. 11 9 i i, Hembroff Insurance .... 10 10 Beckwlth's Jewelry ...... 3 17 Ladies Auxiliary ............ 2 18 High Scores Boys' game--Willard Kessel, Bill Sloan 185 Girls' game-Nancy Wilson 170 Boys' total--Stun Ahlqulst 500 Girls' total---Nancy Wilson 416 Both teams being tied for first place before play began, Clark Logging Company (Stan Ahlquist, 500) tallied a 4-0 shutout over Moose Lodge (Don Hanson, 482) in Junior League bowling play Saturday. Joslin Insurance (Jer- ry Mallory and Warren Zeitler, 484) retained its tie for first place by taking all four games from La- dies Auxiliary (Jan Rawding, 322). Acquiring 3-1 victories were Bernie's (Gary Cowan, 433) over Beckwith's (Allan Longacre, 424) and Angle Insurance (Everett Mc- Coy, 376) over Hembroff Insur- ance (George Ahlquist, 343). MEN'S COMMERCIA Ritner's Broiler .............. 23 ' ' 9 B & R Oil ........................ 19 13 Wingard's Sport Shop .. 18 l:l,fi Delight Park .................. 17 15 Verle's Sporting Goods.. 16% 15V.., Local 161 ....................... 14 18 Gott Oil .......................... ll 21 Moose I)dge .................. 9 23 ttigh game=--Dale Yost 224 High total-.--Dale Yost 952 any more cold drafts on t leer, rr says Mrs. K. Klemp {re,m Wlf.) "Out farm hos ;s = a hill and gets the fall ileal of winLM wind, List winter we cvered the frost dose IM five mledOwS wth FlexOGiaSS. Jr mtde tile hOOFS much was/s/ tO Mat We'le SO sold On FtSV&GIISS tha{ we're goin[ to COrOt entire fr0t wch with ,t this winter. It wa, iuSt 8 ;atce¢ last yeer. With flex, f;ra,;$ tacked Upr  will |lW IS ,n exits room a.d Olhle lhe p[otectkm fc¢ the es! Of tile house." (So uclen bS tte  will require esly lJ IGItI$ If dlSlile flea.O,Slask cttk I M $I|.48J tim Bulldog 12. The jelling, however, had be- come "set" in the second half and the Climbers scored in each of the last two periods. Kendall racked up all 13 Climber points, travers- ing right end for four yards for the third quarter touchdown and try-for-point, and traveling exact- ly the same route for nine yards in the fourth canto counter. Manke's effort to punch over the PAT was held short. SHELTON'S TIIIRD quarter drive was activated when Warren Zeitler recovered a Bulldog fum- ble on the "Monte 9. A backfield- in-motion 5-yard penalty only pro- longed the score to four plays instead of three. The fourth qua.rter march got tts start in the third period when junior highs in Aberdeen, Olym- pia, Hoquiam and Centralia. The Blazers are finding this i)retty stiff competition in foot- ball for the simple reason that each of the other .hool has regular full sehedulen for their seventln and eighth graders wlnile Shelton does noL This means that Blazer varsity football teams, composed chiefly of nintl graders, find themselves two years behind their rivals in experience even though probably physically as big and fast and smart. If the Blazers find themselves two years behind their rivals, so, too, will the Highclimbers as Blazer grads move on into senior high school grades. At the present time this hasn't been too serious a problem for the more this year, but Tom had other ideas. He wanted to play football, so he kept in shape by taking wind sprints and exercising even though he couldn't practice. Now he's back on the squad and off his performance against Montesano last week would seem to be what the doctor ordered for that Highclimber backfield weakness. Joe l a kid with .not much more to offer footbll thn de- termination and his brains. Physically Joe is pretty small, lacks the strength and speed that sometimes helps offset lack of size, and generally just Isn't bnUt for football. Last year as a sophomore he was a third string B squad quar- terback, but he told Coach Bob Sund then that the day would pea, Schneider, Peterson, Sund, E; Close, Goodpaster, Temple, Bue- chel, Cowan, Lament, T; Mattis, Spiker, Buzzard, Jake Smith, My- ers, Martig, G; Zeltler, Ellis, Mike Smith, C; Manke, Wingard, On- terberg, Q; Mallory, Kendall, Rod- gets, Lord, Elliott, Shelton, tin- ton, Wolden, HB; Mclnelly, Den- nis, FB. MONTESANO 0--renn, Jim Hammock, Tom Hammock, Met- ke, E; Dills, Phillips, Bjorndahl, Loertscher, T; Whiting, Knutz, Guggenbickler, Fry, G; Vincent, Whitney, Becken, C; Green, Rain- us, Lockwood, QB; Beaulicu, Lougheed, Ray Mammock, Dur- ham, Nelson, HB; Hayule, Bowen, FB. Scoring Shelton ................ 6 0 7 6 19 Montesano ............ 0 Highclimbers, who have been corn- 0 0 0 0 come when he'd be playing vats- Touchdowns---Kendall 2, McIn- TIDES OF THE WEB ClassPeting Af°rschoolsttle muSLin partthe Centralagainst tty. elly. • Computed for Hood Canal League, scltools which haven't any That day has come, and Joe has Conversions---Kendall. Oakland Bay tides are 1 hr. and more of a junior high program even started a varsity game (No. STATISTICS S M than Shelton does now. Thurston) . . . bece[use he was First downs .................... 14 4 50 rain. later and plus 3.0 ft. When the (lay comes, how- determined to do so and was by rushing .................... 11 1 Friday, Oct. 30 ttigh ............... 3:35 a.m. 10.8 ft. Low ................ 9:15 a.m. 4.2 ft. Iligh .............. 3:08 p.m. 12.1 ft. Low .............. 9:50 p.m. -0.6 ft. Saturday, Oct. 31, High ............. 4:26 a.m. 11.6 ft. Low ............... 10:02 a.m. 4.6 ft. High ............. 3:42 p.m. 12.3 ft. Low . ............... 10:30 p.m. -1.7 ft. Sunday, Nov. l High ............... 5:16 a.m. 12.2 ft. Low ................ 10:50 a.m. 5.1 ft. High ............... 4:19 p.m. 12.4 ft. Low ............... 11:13 p.m. -2.4 ft. Monday, Nov. 2 High .............. 6;07 a.m. 12.6 ft. Low ................. 11:38 a.rn. 5.6 ft. High .............. 4:58 p.m. 12.2 ft. Low ................ 11:58 p.m. -2.8 ft. Tuesday, Nov. 3 High .............. 7:00 a.m. 12.8 ft. Low ................. 12:30 p.m. 6.0 ft. High ............. 5:42 p.m. 11.9 ft. Wedne,lay, Nov. 4 Low ................... 0:46 a.m. -2.8 ft. High .............. 7:54 a.m. 12.8 ft. Low ................ 1:28 p.m. 6.4 ft. High .............. 6:30 p.m. 11.3 ft. Thursday, Nov. 5 Low ................ 1:37 a.m. -2.2. ft. High ............. 8:52 a.m. 12.7 ft. Low ............... 2:33 p.m. 6.5 ft. High ......... :... 7:25 p.m. 10.5 ft. Grant Lumber ever, that new alignments corn- willing to work and sacrifice to psi tim Climlmrs to compete against the larger dmols where slich junior high programs are established thtl tim ()illW re going to stiffer and wilt he- come the dcmrmats for whatever new conferen(,e they eventually join. It is time Shelton school au- thorities are looking at this situa- tion with a view to giving our Shelton athletes equal opportunity to develop athletically with their rivals. They will not be fair to the kids if they don't. LOOP FIELD NEEDS CROWN Lucky it was that neither the Climbers nor Blazers were sched- tiled to be football hosts last week- end. Had they been Loop Field would have been an highly inadequate site for a game, for the truth is the field is in pretty horrible shape and needs attention badly. It no longer druins properly. On the contrary, it Is becoming almost a catch basin for rain water. Standing water aSter the rains of last mid-week would have made it impossible to lay clmlk nutrks for a gridiron that would have remained more tlma few minutes in maiy parts of tim playing field. The surface needs a new crown put on it so it will drain properly and provide a firmer footing for the athletes. As it stands now the field is a menace to players from the standpoint of the danger, mud when it is wet, and dust when it is dry, it poses to a football player dumped on his face In scrimmage. Coaches are fearful that they might not be able to clean out a mouthful of either before danger- CUB consequences resulted. @ SPORTS SPLINTERS that end. Shelton's two "gifts" to Oak Harbor's school football coaching staff have won themselves homes in the Island community. Boh Ea*rett's junior high club went undefeated in six games, winning its finale by 41-0 over Langley, aad Red Smith's ,,e.n- ior high varsity has now won four straight aster an opening game loss to strmg Anacortes, is umbeaten in Cascade Leaknle play. Smith stepped into the Oak Harbor traces after two dsmal seasons in which the varsity had lost 15 games• It's little wonder the Oak Harbor fans think they've latched onto a "miracle man" in their new mentor. RIOE SLAMS 658 INDUSTRIAL TOTAL MEN'S INDUSTRIAL W L Cole & Myhre Service .. 17 7 Lumbermen's Merc ....... 16½ 7½ 20th Century Thriftway 15 9 Pantorium Cleaners ...... 1O½ 13½ Morgan Transfer .......... 10 14 Shelton Motors .............. 9 15 Grant Lumber ................ 9 15 Waterfront Realty ........ 9 15 High game--Ray Rice 238, 222 High total--Ray Rice 658 Ray Rice unloaded a sonic boom in men's Industrial league bowling last week with a 658 series which led his 20th Century Thrift- way teammates to a shutout suc- cess over Waterfront Realty (Dick Moulton 544). Rice had games of 222, 238 and 607 S. 1st HA 6-6612 Kids like Tom Kendall and Joe running" Cole & Myhre (Ade Wingard compensate for the many Wright 482), which clung to its rough spots which comprise the top rung hold by a half game profession of prep athletic coach- margin after a 2-2 split with ing. Grant Lumber (Lionel Leman 520). Lumbermen's Mercantile (Jack Stewart 562) closed in on the front runners with a 2½-1½ vic- tory over Pantorium Cleaners (Ken Fredson 530). In the 4th Shatterproof Long Lasting Also in 28" & 48" widths INDUSTRIAL AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 1ST & PINE ST, PHONE HA 6-4393 Thurs, , NO Mason & Loan k Title Ir if; m,=,mmm...m II j00ll II . . l|| guslness end by passing .................... 3 2 by penalties ................ 0 1 Net yardage ............... 282 58 rushing .............. .''g.: 238""64 passing ...... ...' ........... ,,., 1 30 losses ............................ 6 34 Passes attempted ............ 10 18 completed .................... 3 3 intercepted .................... 1 2 Penalties .......................... 7 3 yards . ........................... 65 25 Fumbles ............................ 6 3 lost ball ........................ 3 2 Punts ................................ 1 5 average ........................ 23 31 $¥EVIN .t,eul and Imce no match it SAVB SEE IT at Shellon IV/NIUDg KEEPS HEAT IN Let us tell you how you insulate your home 198. The triumph moved the groc- ers to within two games of front' match, Morgan Transfer (Bud Donaldson 560) deadlocked with ' --... Shelton Motors (Bus Calkins 549). MER00HA.--00--LEA00E L Prepp's Rexall Store .... 23 9 Western Meat ................ 18 14 Ziegler's Camera Shop.. 17 15 Johnson's Shell Service 17 15 Thackeray Electric ...... 15 17 Whether you are hand not, you can do a perfect lation yourself. On ceiling of your attic, roll-type insulation on with a staple gun, (Ai gladly lend you the gur charge.) Or, between beams, you simply pour ring material from a bog, simplel But beyond the y doing it yourself, the savings in heat bills in cooling bills |n the summer' your home comfortable 'round. We'JI gladly give estimate. for home improvement INDUSTRIAL BUILDERS 1ST & PINE ST. PH 0 Den's Flying A Service 14½ 17½ Kimbel Motors .............. 12§ 19½ Olympic Plywood .......... 11 21 High game--Bob Olson 203 High total--Don Lund 574 MR. AND MRS. LEAGUE W L I Da No ............................ 11 5 Don't Ask Us ................ 10 6 Vagabonds ........................ 9 7 Site Owls ......................... 8 8 The 4 E's .......................... 6,- 9/; Crazy Shooters ................ 363 12, High Scores Men's game ---Joe Engen 182 Men's total -- Joe Engen 517 Gals' game---Marion Rishel 152 Gals' totalMarion Rishel 397