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,' [Shutouts Change
AMERICAN LEGioN /Femimne Bowhng
MEETS AT 8 P. M. IN MElffORIAL HALL
1st and 3rd TUESDAYS
Will Open
SATURDAY
Nov. 22
AND WILL BE OPEN
Tuesdays - Fridays- Saturdays
from
7:3'0 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
[ s ' " ' " '
League Standings
WOMEN' BOWLING
Old Mill' ...................... 22 11
McConkey Pharmacy 21 12
Ritner's Corner. ......... 20 13
Pantorium Cleaners .. 17 16
Shelton Grocery ........ 14 19
Dotson Tire Store .... 13 20
Mac's Corner. ........... 13 20
Werberger Winery .. 12 .21
High game---Bessie Hall 203
Itigh tota.Bessie Hll 495
Mat clie ,Tlieday
7--Grocery vs Werlerger
DotSmt Tir.e vs Old Mill
9--Mac's Corner vs Pantorium
Ritner's vs McConkey's
T H R E E WIIITEWASIIINGS
changed the picture a bit in fem-
inine bowling league play Taes-
day night with McConkey Phar-
macy, continuing on the comeback
trail after a three-week relapse,
moving to within one game of the
circuit lead the druggists held for
th6 first six weeks of the scheit-
1Jle, Pantorium Cleaners taking
over fourth place, and Mac's Cor-
er moving out of the basement
into a. sixth place tie on the
strength of three-game victories,
The 'league-leading Old Mill won
a 2 to 1 verdict from Ritncr's Col
her in the fourth, match but still
[lost ground to the upsurffing Mc-
Conkey.,quintet,
BESSIE HALL paced the 2ffc-
I Conkey attack with the night's
top indiv:idual scores and •became
the second member of thc "200
Club" ,for the current season with
her 203 closinli .game.
.Phyllis Tembi;ueIl Lucille Dan-
mls and Freda Fredson shared
honors in Panlorium's triumph
0ver Shelton Cash Grocery while
Rufh Edg]ey and Marge Tiffany
steered :ac's Corner out of the
basement and dumped Werberg-
er WineryJnto it.
Edna Robinson and Merna Miff-
lin accounted for Old Mill's two
nods after Pat Duncan and Terry
Edmiston had lUt Ritner's Corner
Off to a wtnntffff start, The scor-'
(0)
353
en 416 378
H.Smlth 392 White 325
TiffanY 412 Linqlberg 343
Dlckie 3BOI gimbel 359
Edgley 475 Lund 390
742 837 g18 2397 721 734 693 2148
McCankey's ($) Do,on Tire (O)
Hand£eap 2131 Handicap 354
McConkey 455[,Staley 415
Schirmcr 021Koppel:man 312
all 495 D.otson , 25
Pxice 349 Schuffenh r 375
,Bhiha 464 u£herland d25
77t Z46 861 2378 698 7.35.706 2139
Old Mill (2) Rltner's (1)
Handicap 255 Hardlcap 426
E,Smith 348' Duncan 36].
T.Sharpe 3561Edmiston 311
M.Miffl]'n 397[ Iffunter 354
-A,Slrfipson 380 Wtllour 323
E.Robinson .420 I{e[r 341
718 699 739 2i6[ 730 69.5 69:[ 2116
PanrlUm (8) Slteltdn Groc, (0)
Handicap 38[ HfindiCap 414
Fredson '3921 Ferrier 352
Tem breull 400 Sargeant ,321
Daniels 366} Skelsey , 88
Berets 3681,G.Gray 280
Carr 330 M:.Du{'and 360
675 793 736 2204 662 736 77.7 2111
Sh,aw's Used ¢,:ar Lot
,.I,LTON-MAON COUNTY JOURNAL
: : . By JOE
.,,o..
FQMER CIqlCAGO CAIDINAL 8ACKFIEI.D b--TAi, HOLDS "THE
NATIONAL FCX3TEALL LEAGUE RECORD FbR POINTS SCORED
IM A SINGLE ME.'NE
"r.D AD
xYrG FOR A
TOTAL CF 0, N(. 29
i?__9 AGAINST
"THE CHICAC.
15EAIL.
Dec. 1 is Deadline
To tiuntmg
Season Punch Card'
Game P/'otector George Far-[
qu!ia]: reminded Mason County'
,hUners .,who pi.ocnred hunting li-
censes for £he recent big game
and trpland bird seasons that the
punch Cards must be rett|r0ed to
ttte game department bY Decem=
bet 1, whether the hunter bagged
any game or n@t,
He also remifftled steelhead fish-
ing fans that they, too, must poS-
sess punch cards this year for the
first lime, .these Cards being ava:il-
ale free at any hmting and fish-
ing license .distributor. The steel-
head season opens December
with a limit of 24 fish for the
season, of which not more than
six can be taken in any one week.
miait0v U0TES
Commenting on the recent hunt-
ing seasons, Game Protector Far-
quhar said it wan the cianest in
his expmqence ith the. state game
department . . . fewer wolations
anqt: a finer cooperation among' the
bunters," im summarized.
Best elk hunt/ng area in Mason
NOUET TICKETS
[.P FAST; HURRY !
Get your tickets now for the
Mason County Sports md Skeet
Club banquet whieh will I)e
eaten trt 6:30Saturday night at
Odd Fellows Hall.
my 100 tickets have linen
rervel for the clnb members
nd their frlelds, and they have
bee n going fast. Game Biol0gist
arence Pautzke will Sl)lak 'oil'
file "Bll¢lid tests, aml ioor l)rizes
'will lle given away. Tickets are
$1.75 each. TOe dinner is lus-
cious turkey.
County turned out to be the Sko-
komish Rivet" section with 24 tak-
en in that vicinity, Farqulmr re-
p0rtcd, of which 16 were bagged
on the flat, eight higher up, One
,party of eight htmtrs took eight
hulls out of one herd in a single
do.y, he said, for the best kill rec-
ord of the season, There were
eleven bulls in that herd, Far-
Maintenance Cuffs
Research Girls .
And Bolsters Lead
RAYONIER BOVLING
W L
Maintenance .............. 23 7
Supervisors ................ ]9 11
Office .......................... 19 11
Grease Balls ............. 17 13
Bleach Plant .............. ]5 15
Chemists .................... 11 19
Electricians ................ 9 21
I Research Girls .......... 7 23
I-Iigh total--Bruce Thorpe 530
High ganm -- Bruce Thorpe,
Norm. Westhmd, Ernie Lemley
each 199.
1 CONSISTENT scoring through-
out its lineup, with Stu Steehler
going well above his average, en-
abled Maintenance to coat. ealci-
mitre on the tailend Research Girls
and to add another game to its
!lead in Rayonier bowling league
play Monday night.
Maintenance moved four games
allead whell second place Super-
visors lost the odd verdict to the
Office aud thereby allowed the
Office to join them on the second
rung. Bruce Thorpe's circuit I)aC-
ing total and Hal Briggs average-
puffing score were responsible for
the Office victory, which miht
have been by all three games but
for Ernie Lemley's closing spurt.
• TIlE GREASE Balls put a more
solid foundation under their fourth
place rung .with a 3 to 0 triuml)h
over the Electricians in a match
marked bY horrible scoring on
both sides, and tim night's fourth
match went to the Bleach Plant
by 2 to 1 over the Chemists on
Bob Lemke's strong scoring. Rog-
er Stoy won the opener for the
Chemists. The scoring:
Maintenance (3) Res. Girl (0)
Hm}dicap 399 l-landieap 10l 1
N.Westhmd 516 V.Gray 271
Jacobsen 427 W.Bishop 2'.4
Stcehler 450 C.MeKinney 374
TemPle 425 G.Mays 303
Rank 477 P.Cormicr 279
884 891 919 2{;94 827 849 8.t6 2522
Bleach Plant (2) Chemists (l)
Handicap 591 I-Iandica i) (;I
Carl Rains d251J.Eager 380
Wolden 408 Stoy 470
Mahaffey 342 Howry 346
Lemke ,,189 Perltins 320
Friend 430 Peach 446
Formerly located at First nd Cots
NOW OPEN AT FIRST and PINE
t]2 :.c?, ."L¢ ..,,t ,,, ', A.-.=
We Invite You To Look Over These SpeCia Buys
NoW On Our Lot
, , , , ..... J , , ,,, t , ,
SUPER sPEOAL$
1947 Packard 5-passenger ConVertible
Brand New, with radio and heate
1947 Studebaker Land Cruiser
Brand New, has Overdrive and climatiZer
GOOD BUYS IN AUTOS
't60LDS 4-door sedan, R. & H.
'46 BUICK sedanette, R. H.
'41 FORD Tudor
'41 CilEV. 4-d0or 'dan
'38 DODGE door Sedan
'38 CHRYSLER 4.door sedan, R. & ii.
'37 WILLYS .d66r an
'37 FORD 4-dool ;ei
• 36 CHEV. 2-door sedah
'35 FORD Tudor
'30 CItEV, 2.doOr sedan
USED TRUCKS READY TO
t947 FORD DUMP, low mileage
' ],.946 CHEVBOLET 34 ton With g-ped
" transmiss0n. Sold new m 1947
'1941 FORD TBED, 1 ton. New
tires and 2.speed rear-end
quhar 8dded.
CUTTHROAT fishing in Lake
Cushman is particularly good
right now, the game protector
commented, with the few boats
Which have been going out return-
lag.in almost every bastance With
splelldid catches. One Bremerton
angler brought in a 3½-pound,
21-inch cutthroat and virtually all
these •gamey trout are running
.better than 12 inches, he said.
Catches are being made near the
.surface close to shore among, the
submerged stumps on both sides
.of the lake with small McKnight
and McMahon spoons, Farquhar
added.
853 8@t 968 26851897 861 885 2643
Grease Balls (3) Electricians (0)
Handicap 676 Handicap 501
H.Cole 413 Jenson 413
R.Brown 412 L.Baa'e 331
g.Edmiston 369 Dummy 429
C.Teitler 365' Fruitigcr 420
A.Wright 416 W.Carlson 347
875 879 897 26511783 778 880 2441
Office (2) Snpervisors (1)
Handicap 4:35 Handicap 582
Thorpe 530 Lemley 502
Brlggs 458 LaMarsh 409
Dunseath 366 McCann 424
Holt 498 Haw ks 370
Gavareski 401 Muller 349
887 908 893 2688 815 900 921 2636
• Social Security
In hospitals milk ls an important Federation Will
food and is also used in pharmaceu. J
Be Formed Here
Mr. O.K.
Says
By R al R
., Howd,olk$: ,This is the cold
In, the lead seasol and we feel
tht: we eoIlld ,l)neit our a'eaders
with a few suggestions on cold
prevention and cure,
, In thc beginlnng, let us.say
that wc know the medicine take
most frequently for colds is ad-
vice.
One of the best Whys to catch a
cold is to hunt bear.
And a. god way..to prveat a
cold is to wear a hat. It is eas-
ier to e.heck than a cohl.
A llorse seldom catches a cold,
too many peopl'e have their shirts
on hhn, (Joe Miller's Joke ]Book,
1888).
When a ricll man llas a cold,
it's aoute l•arylngitls, VJten...a
poor man sneezes, it's just a cold.
Even if 'oa're rich, yea can't/get
a better hre recap than our infra-
ray. recapping system gives. Try
it and :see.
RAUScHER & SON
1528 Olympic Hiway (HillcreIt)
PHONE 585
A meeting of the Washington
Pension Union, the Townsend
Clubs and other organizations in-
terested in social security, will be
held at the Eagles hall at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, November 29, for
the •purpose of organizing a feder-
ation with which all organizations
Whose members are interested in
improving' the social security
pr6gram can affiliate.
The purpose of the organiza-[
tion is to give all such groups an
opportunity to work' together to
effect the passage of an initiative
which is now being prepared by
representatives of several inter-.
ested organizations to go on the i
ballot in the next election, i
The initiative will restore a,
floor under pensions, abolish the
lien law which wan passed by the]
last legislature, restore the medi-:
cal program, pensions for the
blind, aid for dependent children
and general assistance back to
lwhere they were before the dras-
tic cuts were made by the legis-
lature.
Charles Savage will be one of
the speakers. There will also be
other speakers on the program,
some of the sponsoring organiza-
tions are inviting their top state
officials to be on the speaking
program.
Provisions for the new initiative
will be discussed at the meeting.
If yOU have any questions or sug-
gestions they will be welcome.
The public as well as members
of all organizations interested in
a decent social security program
are invited. There will be enter-
tainment and refreshments.
DAUGI1TER IS BORN
A baby daughter was born to
Reverend Mr. and :Mrs, Theodore
Chapman, P.O, Box 118, Novem.
ber 14 at the Shelton General
Hospital.
22 H][GH(],IMBLR GRID WARRIORS
EARN VARSITY LETTERS IN 1.947
Twonty-lwo J-]ivhelinab('r foot- I ............ ii ____ .......
bqll play,rs earned i.h,ir varsity
led a.d ma,,.k l,,tters d.,'ing ,he SEASON DUCATS
season wi)ici closed Armistice FOR BASKETBALL
Day, with Coq('h Norm T-tillyard
anilouncinz' the inMo'nia wimlers GAMES ON SALE
as including: Heavy demand for season
Captain l((,n Cardinnl- (3rd), lickeis indieaies lhe Shelton
Bob Rice (3rd), Dave l3ager (3rd), llighelinfl)ers will be playing in
ICen Carlson, Cec Crow, Mel New- full hollses nips| of Ihe coining
man. Marry Cottrell, Paul Koch, .bakeihall season, judging by
Gene \\;Velb'. Nm'm Bllck, and Bob Principal Gcerge llermes' rei)orl
Cleveland each their second: Des of the fas! pace al which lhe
Koch. (lien Amlerson. Wayne du('ais have been goLng.
Clary, [.',ill Valh,y, dim Si¢figen, All (he 180 season licke[ seals
Doe Collie,r, Paul Bourgault, 13er- alloealed lasl year have heen re-
hie }h,t|er, Jq(•k Chri:tetmen, Dan- served again already for the
ny Davidon, 'm(l Johnny Millet', (,nming season even hefore nny
each 1.heJz' first. SLndent Manager l)uhlie announcement had been
letters were earned by Jack Val- made that the lickets were on
Icy, Stuart LOtlRhtlall, :tad Cimrles sale, so in order to aec(munodale
Brown. the additional fans school of fie-
OF TtlEE 22, only eight re- isis feel certain will wahl seas-
backs: and Johnny Miller, Norm
Back, Wayne Clary, and Jim Ska-
gen. linemen. Des Koch
Heuer were the only sophomores
to earn their letters this year.
Miller and Buck arc tackles, Ska-
gen a center, and Clary an end.
Winners of the various inspira-
tional and honorary awards for
the season haven't been chosen
yet, probably .will be announced
during the m'nual football banquet
sponsored by the Kiwanis Club,
wiici is scheduled for December
3 in tile Masonic Hall.
PRINCIPAL speakec for
banquet program is to be Dorsett
Bill Coburn Member
Of C.P.S. Ski Team
Owner Bud Dunning announced
Early
]0 prelect yaur garden
nbefore insect or fung-
'is apparent, Afler t}le
it is oo bte.
Murble
esenlin t }It',
LI b'1]
COMPANY
Personal A, eeident
1nsurancec
Phone 709-J
Phone
turn for more play next year. on ti('ke| an additional ffroui) of ,
They are Pttnl Koeh, Gene Wells seats is heing set asi(le whi('h it Right--Last
Bernie I=tcue: and Des Knch, all can be, reserved I)3' calling Mr.
llernles al 97. ' YourcardeservesGetlt I'4÷'dG: Hwca. t] (eAst,,
Season tickets are selling for Parts and that's Wh! eu,-& f ,SkN: II
and $4 ca('h and will be goll for al when we service yours! I { c' i'" [I , -: t
)res least 12 home games. Regular . fit better and are inad I.=L-'2-'.-.. ]l?-.
,,a r. admission, prk.e: .... is 50(' pier g'alre m'aterials. The y ]ast,.li
ks- --- ..... keep nmintenance cos r /2b:'" '/<'t[ .'
rod. V (Tubby) Graves, assistant ath- Genuine Ford parts! liE-- .[[
ira- letic director and long-time throe- able now for your cat; ///,' I
ror sport coach at the University of stock of parts is amP!tr ; t "j,;:'
sen Washingto,,. Films showing the Ford car° and truck'lL/]
ted highlights of rh, sky athlotie ach- "},is "errio;- ) -" '•._ 'lg,,
uet ievements of the past year will n-^ .... : ¢thel/l,..57!2'__l ',2
a,b, also be a feature of the banquet o,TtYa ;;'u;or gel-
program. Y • ' F' ' ' "
The public is invited to join the serwcemMenuno AH
ttle Kiwanis Club ill honoring the 19,17 "-, , ,, el]TIJl[ I]llll"i
.ighclimber football team with " '''''"
banquet tickets procurable from M O T O 1
almost any Kiwanian. 5th and Railroad 'Ig]'DIP *]ltll ']I
' ..... II I '1 I ' i I ' ,, , ,,,i, " ,:ttl.ill dlUL! . llvtlff
We have a complete line of G]
from small $28.95 table models
through beautiful consoles and
nograph combinations to the ,
phonograph home recorder set.
WE ARE FRANCHISE DEALERS IN
FOR GILFILLAN RADIOS
Killmer E
and Col(
Estimatet
Phone 6fi4
early this week the .reopening of
his Shelton Roller Rink on MS.
View this Saturday evening with
skating scheduled three evenings
a week thereafter--TueSdays, Fri-
days and Saturdays--from 7:30 to
10 p.m.
Roller Rink Reopening
SaSurday; Skate 3 Nites
The College of Puget Sound ski
club has recently started turn-
outs. Bill Lief, just returned from
ski school in Norway, will instruct
and assist.
One of the members of the 1947-
A8 ski team is Bill Coburn, son of
W. D. Cobnrn of 611 Bcllvue.
Use the Journal Classifieds
they really get results!
207 Cota Street
Headquarters for
ALL TYPES OF OIL HEATIN0
Conversion Burners Floor Furnaces
"FREE ESTIMA-TES ON
AND CONVERSIONS GLADLY GIVEN
A NEW SERVICE
for Shelton and Mason County
• AUto-Electric Service
Residents
e_ Appliance Repair
• Motor Repair and
ReWind
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• Water Pump Repair and installat00O
• .Wiring Supplies- Appliances
e Electrical Contractor
PHONE 766-R2 DAY ORNIGHT
Electrical Sales ,and Service
Olympic Highway South -- 5 Minutes from City C ete'
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