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SI-TELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL-- Published in CtUhAstmastown, U.g.'A.", Shelton, Washington
Thursday,
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL, INC., Publishers
Founded 1886 by Grant C. Angle
Marling Addrem: Box 446, Shelton Phone 426-4412
Published at Shelton, Mason County, Washington, every Thursday.
Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Postoffice, Shelton, Washington
BLBI-PTION RATES$4.50 per year in Mason County, in advance;
Outside Mason County, $5.00
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Member of Washington Newspaper Publishers' Association
COPY DEADLINES
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE AND NOTICES -- Monday 10 a.m.
DIPI.Y ADVERTISING -- Tuesday noon
SOCIETY NEWS Tuesday noon
PICTURES AND NEWS Tuesday 5 p.m.
WANT ADS -- Wednesday 10 a.m.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER -- William M. Dickie
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT -- Jim Shrum
OFFICE MANAGER Lodema Johnson
NEWs EDITOR Alan Ford
SOCIETY EDITOR -- Marj Waters
OFFICE ASSISTANT -- Mary Kent
ADVERTISING MANAGER -- Barbara Nelson
PRINTERS Russ Stuck, Dave Thacher, Asa Pearson, Jerry Stiller,
Charles Schwarz.
Chemicals Used
In Moss Contrd
There are always ways of get-
ting rid of the unwanted plant life.
Overhanging branches which cause
shade to fall on mossy spots of
.the roof can be removed to aid
m moss control, and as much as
possible of the moss should be
scraped away.
Some of the other control meth-
ods depend upon rainfall to aid
the process and others will not
work without dry weather.
The wet weather moss controls
consist of the use of zinc galvan-
ized or copper flashings and ridges
over which rainfall will pour as
the metal corrodes. Copper or gal-
vanized ridges will give fairly good
control downward for about 12-15
feet. Or you can get some moss
control on the roof by stretching
copper wires along the butt ends
of the shingles, spacing the wires
about 10 feet apart.
" The surest way to control moss
!on roofs, however, iS with chem-
LETTERS EDITOR J
I TO
H, i i Hu
icals of one sort or another, begin-
ning with simple salt. No matter
what the chemical is that you
use, use extreme care in the appli-
cation and handling. Even table
salt should not, of course, be al-
lowed to fall on plants below.
Guard against drift of other chem-
icals which can "kill wanted plants
as easily as the rnss you want
to get rid of. You can considerably
reduce the drift hazard by using
a sprinkler can for applying the
solutions you use, instead of a
HAIL ON THE STREETA flash hailstorm Friday afternoon
covered the streets in Shelton with a coat of the small icy lumps
for a short time. The hail quickly melted after coming down quick-
ly for a short time.
that we have a city dog pound city, but there are packs of them;
and dog ctcher. ' especially on Hillcrest. I walk just
Now if I am wrong someone a few blcks to teach school every
sprayer.
please correct me. It is my under- morning and I meet packs and R i H k MR. & MRS. LEAGUE
• standing that we have a city oral- single dogs all the way. Not only Also, keep in mind the fact that ||@ nits@@ ||111 A w L
are they becoming.a menace to many of the compounds which you IIN|O|||@@ |lU|||| Stock's Grapeview ........ 22 10
drivers, they are a constant haz- may use for this pro'pose are cor- ]J & J Service .................. 19 13
....... ard to our child*ren. Besides, it rosive to metal. For this reason, II , .... j.,, " ]Dick Sharer's Diggers .... 17 15
Imll Im,n= makes our neighborhood look flush the down spouts and gutters I1 [|||V I
UP-U| beautiful, out in advance so that the chemi- Bill VVU||i,][ i Oonn Mar.sh Realty ........ 16' 15'
No if h d ^ o--*n-'rs cal does not stand for any length ]Eacrett Lumber .............. 16 16
• t, ui w I •
Bremerton.Tacoma Stages want their dogs why don't they !Of. time. Flush, again after apph-I@kAta| Iml,AA J Griffey Bros. Const ....... 14 18
tie them u * If the don't wat cati°n of the cnemlcal so that all .II||W ||||'-|1_..1_ Allyn Grocery .................. 13 19
at them tied Pup then Ythey should the chemical is removed. To pro- .V||Vww mu|v=vwvv ] Allyn Shell Service .......... 101/ 21
- • -- " ..... tec tne equipmen use add two NEW YORK Clal J d
take me consequences o navm . ...... ' .- I (Spe " )- u g-I High games--Shirley Engen179,
Tnu unT©| their dog impounded and done ?lesp?nszull:,o°wUSn° am'ling from the rate at whicfi new Don Pogreba 221.
Vlgl5 l Ull HUH Lg- away with within the time limits. 1 ..... g . . e or the I businesses have been springing up I High series--Shirley Engen 475,
I say, if we can't enforce our ast imsnmg ot water, lin Mason County in the last fowl Joe Engen 529.
'Parcel Freight and city laws why have them at all Even so, do no( use such equip- years, the spirit of individual on- i
Passenger Serv ce Sincerely yours, " ment for spraying flowers and terprise continues to be very much I Stoek's 4 (Joe Engen 529), Shar-
• Don Eri'ckson I piants later on. One final, but very l alive locally lefts (Wayne Robinson 399); Donn
___ ......... ]76 YLidg:_o ....... Ra.d !important. point "Keep Such Che- t The countvs' non-farm business 1 Marsh 3 (Bill Saudt 458), Allyn
Phone 426-4530 :J Shelton, Wash mmals away from children and an-Iponulation las been raised to a l Shell 1 (Jim Von Osten 417); J
| P.S.--Please print this. imals." new high as local residents, with & J 3 (John Hu]et 524), Allyn
................... = ......... : ...... : ...... -- -- ------------ Penta('hh)rophenoh When used an urge to be on their own, have J Grocery 1 (Don Query 439) ; Grif-
........ .. ] as a water solution use the five been embarking on new Ventures [ fey Gros. 3 (Del Stormo 523),
., .,.. :;: .... , | 1Percent solutmn according to the[ Past experience shows that not IEacrett Lumber 1 (Eldon Todd
! ] ] manufacturers.recommendations, l a.ll of them are likely to succeed 493).
i i''- JOBS IN TODAY'S WORLD 0F| 'mere ,}s also, ,tne 50-50 mture the first time The mortality
.:...,z, ':,'', , .... :,:z AUTOMATION AND RAPID , .. s cAn.a, nor among new businesses ]s h h. I'REP
CHANGE BELONG TO THE. be used on asphalt roots as t nll [Some of them are under-oa-il-I I'OOTBALL SCORES
i:] :>a- EDUCATED AND TRNNED. | I dissolve the asphalt. This chemical I i.od cn vn,.e wth mho, " * [ Ol3mpie League
2, SCH00tDROPOUTS ARE | t used on wood shingle or shake -70 "h:'(,o',',=' ';.£-2[ Shelton 19 North gitsap 6
:(!i]i::.4:;i: " [ COUNTEDOUT BYCUTTNG | [[r°°fs will ive lon-tim ]/ ....... v .......... :...1":- ..... ]1 South Kitsa 12 Brenl. 7
:C,'::::::" : , . . g g e protec- weather an un rohtable fn'st ear , p , East
:. .:::-h: .... .. "- SHORT YOUR EDUCATION, Lion from m P ' Y " Port An 0
l os °des 28 Central
YOU ARE LITERALLY • Others fail because of insuffic- .. . ." .., . ^
' ¢,,,,_ ........ | I Sodium pentaehlorol)henate. Use t ient exnerience because of heavy [ vasnon , amm'loge u
; t'..2 YOUR OWN POCKET. the five percent solution of this competition or for other reasons orth Mason 6, Forks 0
material which you can obtain by Enough of them do succeed how Port Townsend 32, Sequim 19
1 | mixing two pounds of sodium pen- I ever to warrant the risk ' 1 Central League
| |m X | gR'm m|ax=-=xlx Axm =.==m== | tachlorophenate powder m fwe I TITEFIGURES onnewhnsineJ Tumwaer 20, Montesano 0
I i00M00UI HV||LM I I t ............
! I I&lllk,,,, ,s is safe forlformatio.s j00st r00leased, are con- I e, o
! n rtn L W IIL vKllllIlill /! I | lWllNII! I ! ] - ]tained in a Census Bureau report, 1. , :y ona '4 ;lma ,,
I m . m im m Ig vu niln/-- I Illlli ! I i ' / • t'm'eoared with the assistane of / vwnmek 43, Rochester 0
$ | ] '' || =i'm. I|A-----I-- t the Department of Health, Eduea-] Eatonville 19, White Pass 7
] 1'||| IlO ,lip .II,IIIP ,r/Ne | / ,fU Ii=11[= |U Ul,=ll|y ] LoiOnLand Zelfare. They are based [ 5T Thu;'Lm: t L:ua
I I Hb lb" I Ht I; u||- !' . tl ." | ] FOT. RNT --- TWO l)edroom duplex / r .ports :ubmitted during, ' . - __., on 14
[ *= a# =, aill$ ''@'W " . | | apartment, one mile south city lhn-lthe Dast year [ umner 32, l, lfe 14
| r I#xn A = -- U/ ,, • I | LS Phone 426-2232. M 10/24 I Tl{e'" show "that the numbe- ^€ I Peninsula 6 Bethel 0
! llF YllOliH II|||AY ",!i:: I1i -/ ]FOR SLE--Day bed. Aso on stove, lnew firms established ',- r. .... / Cu, t,s t3 qute R,ver 0
vi • v | || | V|=== :,||]| i | Both perfect condition reasonably / ................ I -, * -
' . !J, i | priced Call 426-3526 ' P 10f31 tl'n I County since 1959 when the prey- I ^. om,,wes ..eague
o vet 6
lit IYEAIFIHG:AHHIONOG$$212,000 :2? / [ FOR'GS@-o- L'E -1942 ForlkP.11Cl ] thrliler:2: ena°cnhfathbusmess [ L'ont eg227s Evergreen 6
F , u mine employees nl o erahon m
|t;, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE,, $247,000 "]Jl[/ / t O RENT -- One bedroom house. ] " '" • , P " I
L COLLEGE GRADUA-- - * ] ' 'Q | ] Downtown. Call evenings 426-3134. ]1962, the report shows. I employed, 43 with from four to
[h wmt auuAt ...... $41L0O0 ' | ]__: .......... i .......... H .10/31 tfn I It represented a 4.1 percent in-I seven employees and 30 with eight
r" • FOR SALE -- Ninety acres mostly r "
,':':,':=,",-,,:, %.'El.i I I , . . _ :, . , . / c ease ovet the 1959 total of 316. / to 19.
, ............... ..:.::.,:.;:%.::::..:?':::::':::!;:2'@ ,,, ,arefl, some UDIDeF, Dewly Iellcefl.
| | Three bedroom llouae, two b'm'ns Cwo [ BY COMIARISON, the United[ As of last year, they provided
:..i_//f | | wells and outbuildings. Call ' 426- I States as a whole had a gain of ] gainful employment for 2,654 wor-
THE CHOICE IS YOURS... SECURE YOUR < ,€-;). ] ] 3827, R 1. Bdx 241 Ehna (Matlock) / only 1 3 nercent The State of i kers the fi tires
FUTURE THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING ; " ,I l 1 mile wet oi scnool S 10/31 - . . . ,. , . g show. At the
th ! " I
.. ] |and to the Washington State Patrol [fh.o----'- ...... --, g ... Y l in~s of '-' to the latest find-
U ILUUL LZl. COUZltr smallslZe e
. d:': i [for their kindnesses and eonuiderations /.'"' . y, [ . Office of Business Ec-
i'[ [ Wt,':s!eD!eY;'ei /lsicses predominate in Mason[OnCe, isleS, about 437,000 new bus-
... U.S. DEPhTMEHT OF durtn aarSn firms are established per
T e bzeakdown lists 236 of then Y
• ] l,rs, irances Sushak aid family] ..... ' ' [ ," in the United States and
.... : ................. l " " "vl[n Irorn one i
10/31 to three people nearly 400,000 are discontinued.
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
W L
Fuller Construction ........ 22 10
Moose Antlers .................... 21 11
Kiwanis Club .................... 19 13
Eagles Aerie .................... 18 14
Bull Moose ........................ 16 16
Lions Club ........................ 13 19
Shelton Hardware ............ 10 22
Rotary Club ........................ 9 23
High game -- Chuck White 222.
High series -- Lionel Leman
574.
Antlers 3 (Lloyd Clark 566),
Kiwanis 1 (Laurie Carlson 489);
Hardware 3 (Jerry Knutson 500),
Eagles 1 (Lionel Leman 574);
Fuller 3 (Don Johnson 554), Lions
1 (Chuck White 544); Bull Moose
3 (Russ Morken 553), Rotary 1
(Am Fox 506).
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
W L
Prepp's Rexall Store .......... 22 10
Miller's ................................... 20 12
Bill's Shell Service .............. 19 13
Olympic Plywood .............. 16 16
Ralph's Serve-U .................. 15 17
Kimbel & Whitey's .......... 14 18
Old Mill Tavern .................. 13 19
Stewart's Foodliner .......... 9 23
High game--Dave Harris 255,
Hap Smith 224.
High series---Dave Hrris 572.
Prepp's 4 (Dave Harris 572),
Bill's Shell 0 (Hank Burchill 492);
Ralph's 4 (Dck Johnson o--2I),
Stewart's 0 (Bill Fredson 1);
Kimbel & Whitey's 3 (Jerry Chris-
ty 562), Old Mill 1 (Non Strick-
land 528); Miller's 3 (Hap Smith
568), Plywood 1 6Jim Simmons
472).
SIMPSON WOMEN
W L
Accounting .......................... 23 9
Olympic Plywood .............. 22 10
Insulating Board .................. 17 15
Research ................................ 15 17
Lumber .................................. 14 18
Purchasing ............................ 14 18
Loggers .................................. 12 30
Engineering ........................ 11 21
High game--Phyl Ziegler 198.
High series--Phyl Ziegler 548.
IBP 4 (Phyl Ziegler 548), Re-
search 0 (Mandy Halbert 452);
Phywood 4 (Jeanne Peterson 480),
Loggers 0 (Lorraine Ross 406);
Accounting 3 (Jane White 518),
Engineering 1 (3can Hoffman
420); Purchasing 3 (Darlene Wil-
son 482), Lumber 1 (Joan Sowers
520).
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
W L
Richfield Oil ............... 25 11
Gott's Oilerettes ............ 22 14
Bill's Shell Service ........ 21V.z 14/,
Kelly Furnicture ............ 20 15/
Allyn Shell Service .... 17 19
Eells & Valley .............. 14 22
Ming Tree Cafe ............ 13 23
Darigold .......................... 11 25
High game -- Margaret Tobler
206.
High series -- Tip Franklin 534.
Richfield 4 (Phyt Ziegler 514),
Bill's Shell 0 (Helen Ogden 438);
Gott's 4 (Tip Franklin 534), Ming
Tree 0 (Shirley Vasbinder 399);
Darigold 3 (Ginny Failer 477),
Kelly Furniture 1 (Jean Ream
477); Allyn Shell 3 (Ann Cole
514), Lolls & Valley 1 CAndy
Dodgers 421).
RECREATION LEAGUE
W L
RiLner's Pink Ladies 20 8
Olsen Furniture ............ 17 11
Lemke's Service ............ 16 12
Shelton Recreation .... 15 13
Rainier Beer .................. 14% 13%
Boysen Construction .... 12% 15
Northwest Evergreen 9 19
Lucky Lager .................. 8 20
High game Shirley Stiles
189.
High series -- Donna Coleman
482.
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
W L
Sunbeam Bread ............ 19 9
Morgan Transfer ........ 19 9
Shelton Hotel ................ 16 12
McConkey Drug Center 15 U_, 12 ,
Polka Dot ...................... 14 14
Lumbermen's Merc .... 14 14
Millo's Dincr .................. 8 20
Hoodsport Lumber ........ 6, 21,
High game --- Vi McGee 198.
High series --- Millie Daniels
513.
Split picks .... Helen Burnett
3-9-10, Betty Robertson and Dot
Summers 5-10, Louise St|nor and
Edith Huisingh 5-7.
Shelton Hotel 4 (Dot Ruther-
ford 454), Hoodsport Lumber u
(Helen Spaulding 376); Morgan
Transfer 4 (Vi McGee 475), Polka
Dot 0 (Fran Fischer 377); Drug
Centcr 3 (Bobble Barnett 472),
L.1VL 1 (Florence Knutzcn 418);
Sunbeam Bread 3 (Millie Daniels
513), Millo's Diner 1 (Mary Alice
Crossan 418).
JUNIOR LEAGUE
V L
Shelton Journal .............. 14 4
Cook's Plant Farm .......... 11 7
Timber Bowl .................. 10% 7
hay-Birds .......................... I0 "
Willour Insurance .......... 9 9
V.F.W. Auxiliary ............ 6 8
Wilson Mill ...................... 6 /
Lions Club ...................... 5 ]3
High series--Connie Fuller 212,
Curtis Stracke 272.
High games--Connie Fuller 114,
Don Donaldson and Curt Stracke
143.
MIXED FOURSOMES
Twisters ........................ 19 12
Timber Ducks ............ 19 12
Odd Balz ........................ 17V2 14
Knock Outs ................ 17 15
Strippers ........................ 15 16b
What's Next ................ 14 18
Pin Busters .................. 13% 18%
High games -- Iva Cook 180,
Henry Cook Jr. 202.
High series -- Iva Cook 459,
Gayle Wentz 528.
Knock Outs 4 . (Dean Smith
484:), Board Busters 0 (ChucR
Thompson 460); Pin Busters 3
CA1 Luhm 466), What's Next 1
(Hank Boysen 476); Strippers 3
(Henry Cook Jr. 476), Timbre
Ducks 1 (Clyde Landsaw 509)
Twisters 2% (Don Imdson 471),
Odd Balz 1, (Gayle Wentz 528).
GRANGE LEAGUE
Shelton Valley .................. 24,, 11
Matlock .............................. 22 14
Agate .................................. 20 16
Skokomish ........................ 1 16z
Patrons ............................ 18/ 17.
Pomona .............................. 14 22
Cloquallum ...................... 13 22%
Southside .......................... 12 24
High games--Jim Rossmaier
226, Lad Simpson 225, Ina Kim-
bel 177.
High series--Tom Olson 5617int
Kimbel 47i.
Shelton Valley 4 (Lad Simpson
513), Southside 0 (Henry Boysen
466) ; Agate 4 (Henry Warnes
484), CIoquallum 0 (Jim Sauer
474); Matlcck 4 (Jim Rossmaier
539), Skokomish 0 (Frank Minor
462); Patrons 3 Tom Olson 500)
Pomona 1 (Henry Cook Jr. 456).
t / ....
WOMEN'S 12:30 LEAGUE
W I
Shelton Union Oil .............. 19 13
Cota Grill .............................. 16 16
John's Richfield .................. 15 17
Nell's T?harmacy ................. :]-4 18
High game--Connie Cronquist
193.
High series--Connie Cronquist
497.
g: * :it
John's Richfield 4 (Myra Weeks
414), C0ta Grill 0 (Vi McGee 408);
Shelton Union Oil 3\\;(Connie Cron-
quist 497), NeWs Pharmacy 1
(Betty Frecto 464).
GOL
ANOTHER BIG T
FOR MIXED
Twenty-six
more who came
food and fellowship
last Sunday's
some at the
Prize winners in
werc: 1st ]nw
an Gary Nicloy;
Barbara Pauley
ton ; lOVe
Glen Ferguson;
Gert Batstone
high gross--Jean
Price.
* :I: $
FEMS FINISH SE
• Final organized
rent season \\;ras
the ladies division
ton Golf Club.
Winners were:
t-Ieuston, high
"Wuench, tow
Dot Hillior, low net:
Sue Daniels.
RAYONIER
Silva Foxes
Rayonettes .............. .,,''i
Maintenance
Water Boys
Wood Birds
Acetate Aces
Pin Curlers
Fourfowlers: ...............
High games
174, Bob Eliot
High series ---
Gerry Hart 518.
HOL
ShelLon Marine
Hood Canal
Ronnie's .............. -.'
Shelton Union
Moll Chew'clot
Jim Pauley Inc.
B & W Marina
High game
190.
High series
502. . .......
Jim 2°auley 4
496), B & W 0
Shelton Marine 3
Sylvia Fonzo ea,
Service 1 (Glady
Ronnie's 3 (GinnY
Mell 1 (Pat Nore
2 (Vera Bishop
rina 2 (Katy Niles
TIDES 6F
Computed for HC
Oakland
50 min. later
lridy,
High ...............
Low .............. 10:18
High .............. 4:02
Low ........ ...... 10:48
Saturda,y,
High ............. 5:2(
Low . ............ 11:0
High .............. 4:3
Low .............. 11:3
' Sunday,
High ............. 6:
Low .............. 11:5
High .............. 5:1
Ionday,
Lw .. 0 :
High .............. 7::
Low .............. 12 :i
High .............
Tuesday
Low . ............. 1 :'
High ..............
Low ..............
High .............. 6 :'
Wednesd
Iz,)w .............. 1 :
High .............. 9::
Low .............. 3:1
High .............. 7::
Low .............. 2:
High
Low .......... (... :
High 8 :'
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