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Thursday, Novemtier:
gJ', November 15, 1962
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Pos!office Acoe
Christmas Help '00i::DARIGOLD and SHELTON MAID
Applications , PACKAGED ICE CREAM
Applications are n0v/
eepted at tho Shelton . IN ALL YOUR FAVORITE FLAVORS
for Christmas rush a
Postmaster J. H. Gray =" 'NOW available for your convenience
tcrday.
Two women and four in self-service refrigerator at
be added to the Shelt0
rice staff for this year'S, ". '. McGONKEY'S DRUG CENTER
mas nlailing.perilod, e
Evergreen Square
He pointed out that.t
two phases of "early
which the public can ob1
would greatly assist the'] " ,, m, , _
staff:
Mail early in the s#
earl.y in the day. t and the gang
He explained that hea, W
ings shortly before mail d
causes s much problem.
postoffice as a,ly on(( S I every
NON-STOP ACCIDEI. H
A motorist who failed t - G' Friday 9-2
ate tile highway curVe I
his property ripped out,2 .
fence, ran across hiS'" N. T Saturday 9 12
drove right out his drt
cut stopping last weel H
Kimbel reported Ki ,
dence is .located'on hi#
a3out a mile sbuth of t ' '
city lmit s. - " R a the
Calcutta, India, H
We would like to re T HELTOH OTEL
]ehof the Mothers' C S
"g t to be held at th y
school house SatuI'day.
,':30 p.m. At the conelfi
evening the Thanksgivi
jammed to overflowin[
hve goodies, will be
to some lucky person.
Eckert Orthopedic Guild
a table of miscellaneoU' DR. SIDNEY HAYS
hand for any potential ..
shoppers.
Optometrist
P A R T Y is pleased to announce his
Small Cubes association with
Sacks Q. )THOMAS RYAN, O.D.
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Bulldogs End Winless!00evory A_ , ....... -, Locknane, Bernhardt
Season With 34-7 Loss To Speak At Kiwanis
To Foster In Finale Club F0dball Dinner
By 1 emits ShelLy ........... Guest Sl)cakeI's for the 1962 Ki-
BELFAIR.--Last game of the xanis Chib football hanquct will
be the Lwo starting ends for the
season is the one that team __--', w.tranv nuouunu
wants to win, especially a team --r"--'" - r "" University
of
XMa:dlington
Flus-
To Doherty Initial k ies I)uanc Lol:kzlane and Lee
like Norti] Mason that has had a S Bernhardt chairmall John Pill
losing season. The North Mason
Highclimber Hoop Call
Iiy Denny IVagner
First turnout of aspirants for
the 1962-63 Highclinaber basket-
ball team Tuesday night in the
high sclmot library resulted in an
impressive 69 boys responding to
new coaeh Jim Doherty's call.
The new Highclimbcr coach
spoke to the boys on athletic
training rules, outlining the rules
on which disciplinary action will
be taken for viol'H.ions.
He also talked on dressing be-
fore games, what the boys should
wear. Times were set to regulate
hours the boys should be home
10:30 on /eek-days exeept on
nights before games 9:30, on week
ends members of the team may
stay up until 1:00 a.m.
This year's team has five letter-
men returning from htst ycar's
Seamount leggue co-champions.
They are Bill Smith, Bill Slosh,
Jim Goodpaster, Mike Carte, and
John Anderson, all of whom are
now seniors, and all of whom had
at least some starting assign-
ments last year. .
CONsiSTENCY- GETS
JAOKSON 620 SUM
MERCHANTS LI':A(; UI
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Old Mill Tavern ............ 24 :12
Prepp's Rexall Store .... 21 15
Ralph's Serve-U ............ 201/, 15Vc
Thurston S & L ............ 18 18
Kimbel Motors ............ 18 18
BILL'S
First and Cots
OPEN TIt 9:00
LOYAL ORD,B
MOOSB
Shelton Lodge, NO, f "-
Gerry Hartp
Governor
Phone 426-3041,,
Russ iorken, seW'| " .,
Phone 426.407 |
MEETINGS HELS 'I''.
2nd and 4th Ta
7.
of the p2nth ;
8 p.m:/rl(:
..... of Shelton
at 536 Railroad Avenue
Monday Appointments
Bulldogs certainly showed their
desire to win but bad luck turned
their way and the Foster Bulhlogs
bounded to a a4-7 vietory.
The hnlf-time score was 15-7
and the Post team was really wof
ried. Tlley came out in the second
half of lhe game and scored three
more times to assure themselves
of victory.
ON Tile OTHER tlAND, North
Mason finally pulled a' switch in
scoring. On the third play after
getting the ball on the opening
kick-off, quarterback Art Iralicek
heaved a mighty pass to Mike
Stevenson. Mike completed the
play by running the rest of the
65 yards for a I'D.
2;he NM Bulldogs put together
a eouple of very drives for the
goal line but were hampered con-
tumally by intercepted passes.
One thrilling attempt to score
came a the closing • of the half
when Art Kralicek intercepted a
Foster pass. a midfield. The gain
sounded right after . the play
sAarted so he had to make the
touchdown or else. He broke
away from several would-be tackl-
ers but was finally dumped on the
three yard line.
MOST OF THE SENIORS that
played ibis year had a personal
interest m winning this last foot-
ball game. It would probably be
the last game that they would
ever play.
The Puppies were confronted
with the same situation their
last game of the season. 2-hey
have had to play inter-squad
games without being able to com-
pete with other schools because
of technical reasons that could
affect high school athletics.
Their game was a big upset with
the seventh graders defeating the
eighth graders, 7-6.
Phone 426-4263
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,-NCE COMPANIES
nington, Illinois
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
Timber- Bowl ................ 27 17
Darigold ............................ 26 18
Eclls & Valley ................ 23 21
Richfield Oil .................... 21 23
Gott's Oilerettes ............ 21 23
Ming Tree Care ................ 21 23
Allyn Shell Service ........ 19 25
Bill's Shell Service ........ 18 26
High game--Bey Dunbar 191.
High series: Betty Wolden 497.
Darigold 4 (Adair Neau 479),
Richfield Oil 0 (Phyl Ziegler 482);
161.
ELAINE'S
BEAUTY
SALON
will be CLOSED
at Noon, November 17
WILL BE OPEN
at 9 a.m., November 27
410) ; Eells & Valley 3 (Julie 476),
Timber Bow1 1 t Jean Ream 468)
Bill's Shell 2 (Betty Wolden 497),
Ming Tree Cafe 2 Iva Cook 487)
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OUTDOORS
IN MASON COUNTY
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gnnot l)ccd this week.
Tile banquet, is scheduled for
Tuesday niglit, Nov. 27, in the ML.
View school cafeteria, will( all
pl;tyers alld coaches of the High-
climber football team. as well as
fathers (if th,:: i)layer's, as guests
t.1 Ihe Kiwanis Club.
3IAS(ULINE SI'OIlT fans are
invited to join the Kiwanians in
honoring the gridiron gang. Tick-
elm az'e $2 each and ntay be ob-
tained from arly Kiwanian ]V[enl-
Symptoms of Distress Arising front
STOMACH ULCERS
=UtTO EXCESS ACID
UICK RELIEF OR NO COST
Over five million packages of tim
WILLARD TREATMENT have beensold
$4.50 a year inside Mason County
$5.00 a year outside Mason County
We Send a Gift Card with Each Gift Subscription
S
ecompanied Guests 0,i
ONS -- Phone 426.394!]-
• . to 1:30 a.m.
2:30 BANTAM LEAGUE
Jay Biz'ds ...................... 15 0
Willon r Insurance .... 8 7
Kelly Furniture ........ 7t 71
V.F.'W. Auxiliary ........ 6 :.'2 -,So
Lumbermen's Mere ..- 5 10
Grant Lumber . ........... 3 13
High games---David Graffe 120,
Sharlene Mikkelson, Linda
Lane 89.
High series---David Graffe 235,
Sharlene Mikkelson. 150.
12:30 WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Phil's Richfield ............ 23 17
NeWs Pharmacy ........ 22 17
Shelton Union Service 211,./., 18 V.z
Dairy Queen ................ 12 28
High game--Lorene Wilson 209.
High series--Connie Cronquist
516.
Shelton Union Service 4 (Con-
nie Cronquist 516), Nell's Phar-
macy 0 (Rubye Frisken 464);
Phil's Richfield Service 4 (Vera
Bishop 504), Dairy Queen 0 (Syl-
via Fonzo 414).
V. F. IA r. TUlllii0V SltOOT
N(?I IEi)UIJ'il) SA'I'IJII)AY
Callinp" all sharpshooters!
OU Call \\;vln ;t h/t'key for [tie
Tllanksgiving fable Sattlrday with
.YOIll' nlauil)lllatiollS of a sc.at.t.er-
gmL
The Vetez'ar:s of l,'orcign VVal's
have schedulcd a hu'key shoot aL
the airport firing range between
10 a.m. and 3 ll.m. The public
is invitecl to enler.
for relief el symploms el distress arising fro
Booth, a a-point by Rod Menden-
i,all In area 10-P (Pacific e, ounty),
2-points by t,:cn Blll'fielld at Lake
Onshnm.n and Carl Storey at Pit
Creek. and a spike by John l)eni-
son irl 10-P.
There were no rep¢)rts what-
Over fron] fistlerllleI1 lhis past
week,, possit)ly due to the wet
weatffer.
Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Eg-
tess Acid--Poor Digestion, Sourer Upset
Stomach, Gassiness, Heartburn, SieeJ-
lessrw;s, ctc., due to Excess Acid. AI¢ r
"Wlllard's Message" which full explaiul
t2fis home treaUx)enL--frse--It
NELL'S PHARMACY
McCONKEY DRUG CENTER
PREPP'S REXALL STORE
bers of the clulYs boys and girls ............
bilities the banquet falls, are Pill
s c, hairman, Ivan Myers, Bud Elk hunters fared rather poorly
Paulcy, Roy Castle, Prank Travis during thc early days of lhc 1962
Jr., Bob" ]'ecnan, Bud Knutzen, season in Mason County due pro-
Gay Taylor, Rolla Halbert, Roy bably to indicgtions the herds are
McConkey and Tom Ryan. still'at high altitudes for the hies(
The comnittee has financial p,.1,t. ' en g/ /!
problcms in connection with this Only 6 reporLcd kills have b :
year's banquet. In past years the egistered at Wingard's Sport
club has been able to sponsor a Shop and Verle's Sporting Goods
spccial football gal, receipts as of V¢cdnesday morning, but the ! RCAVICTOR
from which have been used to ta- kill is expecteci to tare a sharp '
U ( (
ke up the tab for Lhe dinners of .pward 1urn fronl n)w )n due Lo
tim Ilayers, coaches and fathers, the fact that cows become eligible
This year, however, suci a game prey in certain areas for tose
was not able to be seheduled. L ' holding cow-elk permits. TV
TO ALLEVIATE this financial 'With snow at the 3,000 f()oL 1e-
problem, the Kivanis Club is sell- vel, the herds are gelmrally not
citing sponsorships and advertis- as accessible as hunters would
ing on the dinner program from like. Cohler temperatures Tuesday
all interested individuals and bu- night were eneouraging, however
siness firms at $5 each. Such spon- and a movement to lower alti-
sorships and advertising in effect tudes could help hunting nmtevi-
pay for a player-dad-coach corn- ally in !he final stretch. The sca-
bination, son closes next Sunltay.
The dinner is being prepared Reportcd kills so fa) inchlde a
again under the direetior of high pair of 5-points taken in area 10-
school pzqncipal George Hermes. :E t MaLlock, l/y Bill and Ted
.............................................................................................................
Timber Appliance ........ 161/,,/, 19
Bill's Shell Service ........ 15 21
Olympic Plywood ........ 13 23
High game ..... Byron Johnson
231
High series-- Floyd Jackson
620
Triplicate -- M.S. Preppernau (,IANGE BOWLING .VIi{ & MRS I IAGIII,
W L W L
Hitting over 200 all the way,
Floyd Jackson posted a 620 series
in the Merchants bowling' league
last week as he led Ralph's Scrve-
U to a 3-1 victory over Bill's Shell
Service (Don Johnson 555.
It was a ground-gaining victory
for the third place grocers in as
much as front-front Old Mill Ta-
vern Lee Schuffenhauer 567
dropped a 1-3 4ecision to Kimbel
Allyn Shell 3 (Carol Mallory 456). Motors (Bill Staudt 542, and see-
Gott's Oilerettes 1 (Arlene Saupe end place Prepp's Rexall Store
IMorley Preppernaeu 161-161-161
for 483) took a 4-0 whitewashing
at the hands of Timber Appliance
(Byron Johnson 552-231).
Olympic Plywood 3 (A1 Wagner
579) won a 3-1 verdic.t from Thur-
ston County Savings & Loan (Carl
Cook 473, in tlle night's 4th
match.
Patrons ............................ 31 13
Matlock 27 17
Sotlthside .......................... 2(; 18
Shelton Valley ................ 25 19
Skokomish ...................... 22 22
Agate ............................... 17 27
Pomona ............................ 15 29
Cloquallmn ..................... 13 31
High.. games- Gladys._ /Nelson
179. LeRoy Simpson 211.
High series---Gladys Nelson 4:;5,
Jirn lossnlaier 565.
Vagabonds .................... 30 18
Skid Row-Lers ............ 26 14
I, Da No ..................... 21 19
Bowl Evils ................... 21 19
Gutter Snipes .............. 17L2 221/,
4 Squacs .................... 16 24
Nile Owls ........................ 10 24
l)own Beats ................ 12 % 27
Hig'i games Geozge Lewis 230,
Shirley Engen and Pae Rob-
inson 177.
High series: Del Stormo 526.
Vae Iebinson 500.
Matlock 4 r Jim Iossmier 5(;5)
Agate 0 (Henry Warnes 442;
Southside 4 ,Carl Emsley 48).
Skolmmish 0 , Dutch Stanely464 ) ;
Patrons 4 (LeRoy Simpson 554
Pomona 0 Bob Florck 445; Clo-
ouallum 3 (Gladys Nelson 435,
Shelton Valley I (Ralph Simpson
485).
Bowl Nvils 4 l<'m Robtnson
500). 4 Sq|lares 0 ,Vcrn Becson
483; Gut.Ler Snipes 4 (Bill St aldt
514 ,. Down I3eals 0 (Jerry Christy
491); [. D:t. No. 3 Ehlon Todd
o13. Nite Owls 1 (Frank Marler
48(:;); "Vngaboll(-ls 2 (,lOt I,]tgetl
504 ). Skid I.ow-Lers 2 I)el
SLormo 526).
HOUSEWIVES LEA(; UE
W L
Jim Pauley, Inc ........... :30 14
Hood Canal Marina .... 26 18
Shelton Union Service 22/ 21/
Shelton Marine Supply 22 22
Edward's Salon ............ 22 22
Evergreen Florists ...... 21 23
Angle Agency .............. 19 25
Ball's Food Center .... 14:V 29
High game--Stella Howard 201.
High semes---Stella Howard 513.
Split, picks---Sylvia Fonzo 5-7,
Hazel Hansmmer and Verna
Johanson each 5-10.
Edward's Salon 4 (Edith Levitt
473, Angle Agency 0 (Evadean
Lord 427); Shelton Union Service
3 (Stella Howard 513), Shelton
Marine Supply 1 (Sylvia Fonzo
462); Jim Pauley, Inc. 3 (Connie
Cronquist 472), Evergreen Florists
1 (Alice Sheppard 422); Ball's
Food Center 2 (Mary Ann Winn
390), Hood Canal Marina 2 (Katie
Niles 450 ).
FRATERNAL LEAGUE
W L
Kiwanis Club ................ 25 A 141/.,
Fuller Construction .... 24 16
Lions ............................ 22 18
Shelton Hordware .... 19., 201/.,
Eagles Aerie ................ 18 22
Rotary Club ................ 17/a 22
Moose Antler ............ 17 23
Bull Moose .................... 16 23
High games--Gary Cowan 228,
Lionel Leman 220.
High series-Lionel Leman 579,
Kiwanis 4 (Gary Cowan 556),
Lions 0 (Walt 565), Moose Ant-
lers 3 (Russ Morken 545), Eagles
1, (Lionel Leman 579); Shelton
Hardware 3 (Frank Willard 547),
Bull Moose 1 (Otto Hanson 536);
Fuller Construction 3. IBill John-
son 548), Rotary I (Jim Shrum
5O4),
:MEN'S CITY LEAGUE
W
40 & 8 ............................... 21
Beckwith Jewelry ............ 19
Wilson Company ............ 16
Simpson Timber . ............. 15
Shaub-Eilison .................. 15
F'risken Oil ...................... 14
RiP,el Logging. ............... 13
Lumbermen's Mere ...... 7
High games- Bud Knutzen 242.
Fred Snelgrove 222. Earl Na-
son 220.
High series-Bud Knutzen 596.
Wilson Company 7, {Allie Rob-
inson 586), Rishel Logging 0 (Earl
Nason 501; Beekwith Jewelry 3
,Bud Knutzen 596. L.M. 0 (Aub
Bloekberger 446, Ted Blair 445);
40 & 8 2 ,Fred Snelgrove 569),
Simpson Timber 1 (Keithe Simp-
::on 503); Shaub-Ellison 2 (Stan
Ahlquist 562), Friskcn Oil 1 I Jess
Daniels 553).
ICAYONIIR RESEARCH
V L
Maintenance ................ 29 1.5
Water Boys ................ 28 151:,
Acetate Aces ................ 24 20
ilva Poxes ................ 22 V., 21
'Wood Birds .: ............. 20 24
Pin Curlers ................ 20 24
Rayonettes .................. 18 26
Four Fowlers .............. 14 30
High gamesRod Brandstrom
202, Marg Bacon 200.
High series---Marg Bacon 520,
Don Lurid 514.
Pin Curlers 4 (Jenny Tratnick
379), Wood Birds 0 (Harvey
Deweyert 40); Water Boys 3
(Don Lmd 514), Acetate Aces 1
(Jess Tobler 492); Rayonettes 3
(Marg Bacon 520); Four Fowlers
1 (Betty Mallinger 381); Main-
temmce 2 IRay Brown 495). Silva
Foxes 2 (Mary Morkert 492).
L • MIXI']D FOURSOMES
9 VV L
1.1 Knock Outs ................ 25 15
14 Timber Ducks ............ 23b 16!,',
:1.5 What's Next ............. 22 18
15 Rusty Ducks .............. 21 19
16 Board Busters ......... 19:2 20/
17 Odd Balz .................. 17 23
23 Pin I3tzsl,ers ............... ](j...', 23/
Strippcrs ...................... 15t., 24La
HiKhrKamesVerna Johanson 188,
Cal Moran 203.
High serl'es- Vcrna J ohanson
470, Cal Moran 51&
rhat's Next 3 /Hank Boysen
472), Odd Balz 1 (Ron Freeman
474); Strippers 3 IMerle Fischer
428). Board Busters 1 IVerna
Johanson 470; Thnber Ducks 3
(Clyde Landsaw 503), Pin Bust-
rs 1 Ellen Rebman 446); Rusty
Dlcks 2 (Cal Moran 514. Knock
ellis 2 (Ken O'Dell 476.
VOMEN'S (!ITY LEA(;UE
,¥ L
Shelton Hotel .'. .......... 28 8
Sunbearn Bread ........ 21.1,/,,, 14 ,
Morgan Transfer . ..... 21 15
McConkey Drtlg Cent. 19V, 1.6"
Lumbermen's Mere .... 17 19
Polka Dot .................... 16 20
Hoodspor't Lumber .... 11. 25
Millo's Diner. .............. 10 26
High game-- Lois Albrecht 215.
High series---Lois Albrecht 501..
Split picks..--Carole Howard 3-
7-10, Joyce Maynard 6-10.
Sunbeam Bread 4 ( Mildred
Daniels 177), Shelton Hotel 0 (Dot
Summers 443; L,M. 4 (Jean Yost
450), Drug Center 0 (Bobble
Barnett 473); Polka Dot 3 (Lois
Albrecht 501, Hoodsport Lumber
1 (Helen Spaulding 407): Millo's
Diner 2 (Creole Howard 382),
Morgan Transfer 2 (Rubye Fris-
ken 470 ).
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