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G COACH PICKS l 1-MAN VARSITY
SQUAD; KANSAS TRANSFER ONE
With just a week renlaining be- at center on the first five, along
fore he sends his maple court war- with Cardinal. Tobey, Clary and
riors into their first pre-season Anderson, but if Buck isn't ready
practice game, Coach Chet Dora for action Harmon's size may be
broski is beginning to see where the answer in the way of Telief.
the cogs mesh in his 1948 High- At tlle same time as Dombroski
(,limber basketball machine and selected his varsity squad, Grant
has selected an eleven-man vat- Packard chose a 15-man B-team
sity squad from the original group composed of Doug Cole, Bob Ash-
of abopt 50 aspirants for the team. lay, Don Cole, Ken Gohrick, Jim
The varsity squad, as of now Hopper, TolJyVasbinder, and Gene
is composed of Lettermen Ken Wells. juniors; and Ted Dale, War-
Cardinal, Norm Buck, Glen An. ran Edgley, Deb Getty, Bernie
derson and Bob Rice, and B-team Heuer, George Hunter, Stuart
graduates Bob Tobey, Wayne L0ughnan, Lyl,e Ware arid Ed
1"" Clary, Ken Carlson, Ken Boice laKWhite' soI)h;;0rh;, E d
Quent McPherson, and Jim Skag-
Chevrolet
Parts
are
r3ad(t
to stand the gaff or hard
usage. They fit perfec0y an, 1"
... and wear longer. They The eleventh member is a new-
are manufactured from comer to Highclimber athletic ac- e s ng n s,
the finest stock available , tivities, L. C. Harmon, a Steelh d Se
and p=cisioned tO rigid 0he-inch, we.-huilt junio," who an- ea ason
¢,...,., ,a.,.,, S.,,. 0. e,'ed .chool this week from 0p W k d
ticatlon,, plaih, Kan., where he played two ens on ee en
We will sell hes¢ parts tb years of varsity' basketball.
you or REASONABLE DombroSki .haWt }tad time Last licks on the fading' fresh
PRIC|S, so ha't yu may 'z.a enough yet, no[* has Harmon had water fishing season will imve t o
continue to enjoy the
s a m e dependable, ace- i" /)# // enough workouts, to get a real be nmde by Mason County fisher-
nomitai performance or- line on the Kansas lad's ability men between now and sundown
iginally built into your )/ but he has, dies himself well and Sunday, which brings the end of
Char;o let Car or Tuck. seems to know his way around the lowland lake angling for 1947.
SEEIJ$ FQR lily OHEVROLET the maple court. But fishermen won't ,be without
pMW YOg Rlll Ha:p/on is sure tp see action eir. fresh water activities never-
, when "the'Highclimbers meet SiN theless, because one day ,later, on
. verdate here-Dec. 5, especially if December 1, the winter steelhead
Norm Buck is s.£ill bothered by fishing season 9pens, to run thru
ankle injuries olboh, legs which next Ip Year Day, February 29.
Mell Chevrolet er0P, ped'tlla.in this week's rends, Mason county rivers in which
1st and Grove Phone 777 tionlrlg worJout, ateelhead fishing i .lermitted hl-
v--.-qg--- -- Dombr08ki had been .using Buck elude the Skokomish river and its
' two forks (to within 400 feelL of
• " - the lower dam on the north fork
all the south fork, Collter
Amerioan Legion
ma Harems river, Tahuya river
' from its mouth to the Dewatto
' v.oad and the Union river ft'om it
mouth to the upper bridge on the
MEETS AT $ P. M. IN MEMORIAL HALL old Navy Ymd highway. "
. Steelhead fishei'men must this
rd so,, possess, in addition to their
1st and TUESDAYS su., fishing license, the special
permit punch card (free at any
' license dealer) on Which steelhead
..... - catches are recorded to enable the
state, game department to ' stud
FOR AN EPICAN PARADISE steellead donditions 'through
the state with a vidw'to imlrc
tANQUET TO HONOR FOOTBALL
1
"rokoy • Sherry
FULL 00UART 81
ment of same.
The season bg limit 'of steel-
head is 24 this Tear,' Of which not
more than three may be taken
in
any single dY oi:' six in ahy(al-
endar week, and all us.t be of
16 inches ormore in lengtt to le
le'al fish,
Blazer Basketeers In
Battle For Squad Spots
bY Harold Cart
Basketball is progressing very
rapidly in the junior hig h school.
The boys haw ben turning out
the past week und¢r the direction
of Coaches RaY'patrlek and Loren
B czzo a t the Lincoln gym. ,
Mr. Patrick whose squad at first
numbered 19, has cut some and
plans to carry a travelihg sqpad
of 1'0 or 11. One letterman is back
from last year, Jack Davidsofi.
Mr, Bezzo, second string coach,
has narrowed his,, team down to 14
and also plans to carry a squad
of 10 or 11,
The basketball schedule has not
been determined yet but they are
planning' the first l nactice i 'davly,.
December. ,, r, .
Shaw's Used Car Lot
Formerly located at First and Cots
NOW OPEN AT FIRST and PINE
I I
We Invite You To Look Over These Special Buys
Now On Our Lot
SUPER SPECIALS
1947 Packard 5-passenger Convertible
Brand New, with radio and heater
1947 Ford 5,passenger Coupe
Brand new, equ|pped with heater
COD BUYS IN USED
'46 CHEV. Pleetline, low mileage, lit & H
'4 FORD Special DeLuxe 6, R & H
'42 CHEV. 4-door Sedan, R & H
'41 OLDS. 4-door Sedan, R & H
'41 CHEV. Coach, R & H
'41 PLYMOUTH oupe
'41 FORD Coach, R & H
'41 CHEW. 4-door Sedan
'40 FORD Coupe
'39 FORD Tudor Sedan
'38 CHRYSLER Royal 4-door Sedan
'35 CHEV. 4-door Sedgn
'35 CHEV. 2-door Sedan
'31 CHEV. Coach
USED TRUCKS READY TO GO
1947 FORD DUMP, low mileage, R & H
1938 CHEVROLET PANEL
1936 FORD PANEL
Maintenance Runs
Victory String To.
Ten, Lead to Five
RAYONIER BOVI,ING
W L
Maintenance .............. 26 7
Supervisors .... i..! ........ 21 12
Office ................ : ........ 21 12
Grease Balls .............. 18 15
Bleach Plant ............. 16 :17
Chemists .: .................. :1:1 22
Electricians ............... ]0 23
Research Girls .......... 9 2,1
High game--Ernie Lemley. 210
High total---Ernie Lemley 579
[Season's record
Ten straight games have roiled
by since Maintenance last sipped
the dregs of defeat in Rayonier
bowling league circles and in the
interim Tiff SkelseY's crew has
padded its circuit lead to five
games over the knotted rmmers-
up Supervisors and Office.
Latest victim of the Mainten-
ance stear.n'oller was the Chem-
ists last Monday night. Stu Stedh-
ler again fattened his average but
had lielp fi'om Btd Temple ahd
Norm Westlund.
Office and Supervisors stayed
tied in second place.with 2 to 1
victories over the Grease BalIs
and Electricians respectively but
lost ground to Maintenance. Roy
Peaeher and Bruce Thorpe paced
the Office victory, losing a ten-
pill verdict to }larry Cole's 177
middle game, while Ernie lemley
lmng up a new season's total at
579 and also had the night!s best
single game at 210 in showing the
way for the Supervisors. Walt
Jensen ,snatched one for tle Elec-
tricians.
The tailend Research Girls
topped the 900-pin mark twice to
win a pair from the Bleach Plant
with Wilda :Bi§hop, Evelyn Pace
and Gloria Mays all ,ltaving their
delicate hands in the victory pie.
The scoring:
Research Girls (2) BI. Plant (1)
Handicap 10471J-Iandieap • 630
"W.Bishop 374 t Lunsford 390
V.Gray 301] Joslin 286
P.Cormier 293 IWolden , ' 403
E.Pacc 360[Lemke 384
G,Mays 3121Cab Rains 352
791 937 959 2687 803 865 777 2445
Office (2) , Gremse Balls (1)
Handicap 549 Handicap 588
Thorpe 42 H.Cole 464
Briggs 386 Olivet" 438
Peacher 429 Edmiston 387
Dunseath 391 Zeitler 368
Holt 478 Wright 348
881 896 885 2662 835 906 852 2593
Maintenance (3) Chemists (0)
Handicap 411 Handicap 67
N.Westlund 521[ Peach 472
Jacobsen 436 Lynch 28¢
Steehler 463 Rex Howetry 354
Temple 454] Perkins 343
Skelsey 495[ l'obler 451
943 968 869 27801 919 855 1808 2582
Supervisors (2) Electricians (1)
Handicap 537[ Handicap .570
/,emtey 579] Frtltiger , 4il
LaMarsh 3871.L,Bae "," tr 351
'J..'More 401 / Jansen. r + '',' 45
Hawks 371]W.Carlson :, 4
McCann 432 Stevenson... 45i
935 916 856 2707, 927 847 888 2662
NewPrep Bowling
Leaguein Action
Higt school bowling" made its
debut in Shelton pin circles Man=
day afternoon whell a four-team
Circuit composed of two boy and
two girls four-player liffeups
opened play on the Shelton. Rec-
reation alleys.
Opening wctorms, each by 2 to
1 margins, were 89ored by Mill-
er's Men's Shop over Texaco Ser
vice 'Station, and by Hedrtck's
Fountain Lunch over 'Union Oil.
Don Lund of Texaco hung ul
the top nlTldual scores of thb
first matqhe's with a i59 game' and
a'443 total, Barbara Bates toppefl
the girls with her 122 game and
299 tota, l, closely followed by
Donrla Demon's 296 total. Both
bow1 with Hedrick's' team.
Chuck Berets paced the Millet"
victorr, although Bob Wentz' 142
pgame as irstrumental in a four-
in deBision, for the men's wear
team. Lund's top game won the
finale for Texaco.
Union Oil's only Victory over
HedriCk's was by a one-pin mar-
gin with Betty Kerhat having the
top game.
Bob Wentz is of the
Butler
Berets
!eagu.e
Mac's Corner Only
Gainer as Girls
Matches go 2 to 1
WOMEN'S BOWLING
W L
Old Mill .................... 24 12
McConkey Pharmacy 23 13
Ritner's Corner . ....... 21 15
P.antorium Cleaners .. 18 18
Shelton Groeery ........ 16 20
Mac's Corner. ............. 15 21
Dotson Tire Store . 14 22
• Werbergcr Winery .... 13 23
High game--lnez Dodds 195
High total----Bessie Hall 505
Matches 'I'uesday
7 -Mac's v, McConkey's
Pantorinm 's Ritliol"s
9 -Werbcrger vs Dotson's •
Old Mill v. GPoc.ery
All decisions were 'settled by 2
to 1 margins in the feminine bowl-
ing play TueSday. ]ight with Mac':s
Corner the only :club to mow.., uP
in the standings.
Old Mill and McConkey Phar%
macy continued their one;two
race atop the league with thitM
place Ritner's Corner, 1 o sin g
ground by losing to the pharmac-
isLq and Bessie Hall's 505 league-
pacilg total. The only Ritner vic-
tory came by a single pli the
middle game as Emily Ieir and
Terry Edmiston topped their .'¢-
erages. . . ' ,
" Old Mill whipped Do,son's "yire
Shop when Inez Dodd tilting ill
when Eyely Smith was late arrWr
in.g:, posted 'a 195' (and b'lew the
last frame at that} for the. best
single' figure of the nigt,and
Mea Miflln and Edna'R0binson
scored strongly in the flnale.*Mary
Sutherland's :[66 Won the middle
gaie for Dotson's.
, • r
Mac s Corner moved into' sixth
. 'plac by deoisioning Pantorium
Cleaners behind Rubye Frisken's
scoring and Ruth Edgley's big
opener, Phyllis Tembruell and Lu-
cilia Daniets collaborated to sal-
vage the closing tussle for ttie
cleaners.
Sheltofl Cash Grocery slid Wer-
berg'er Winery a. little farttler
l down the steps as Hazel Ferrier
enjoyed an over-average evening.
The scoring:
Ohl Mill (2) . Goodrich (1)'i
Handicap 248i -Iandicap 321
E.Smith 422 Staley 458
Sharpe 417 Kopprman 362
Mifflin 414 Dotson 319
Congress.
scores:
Hedldck$ (2) Union 011 (1)
Handicap 777[ Handicap 754
B.Batbs. 299JS.FerguSon 242
D.Demllon 296[ M,Morer 223
.Ashbaugh 182] E.Kerhat 268
T:Sketsey 270J J.Magneson ,265
597 594 635 1824 598 566 588 1752
Millers (2) Texaco (1)
Handicap 444 Handicap 452
erets 405[ Brown 380
Wentz 383 Land 443
Strzbe 351 Stevens 322
Weirauch 295 Stewar ,, 364
660 653 565 18781656 62 681 1961
Schneidrs Prairie
Pavilion P,operiing
In SoUth Seas Motif
Re-op,_ning of the Schneider's
Prairi satire hall under the nSw
name of "The Tropics" ,iS sched-
uled this coming saturday eve-
nihg with one of the most p0pu'-
la ror, ehestras in the pst sevelml
year# in and around OlYmpia up-
plying the 'music in a completely
r,edecoratexi pavilion.
Lefty Farmer's musicians° who
have been engaged for Virtually
every big dance in and around
Olympia fox" several years past,
will play £he music for the regular
dances which will be held each
Saturday night hereafter.
The hall has been completely
redecorated, in a South Seas motif
and will provide' its dancers ith
omt!1g new i.n the way of at-
, '0Splrd for their terpslch0rean
entertainment. ,
November 27. 1947.
PLAYERS NEXT WEDNESDAY INE
High climber focflhall pl-lyers by l:lank 1;ac,m. lormer University
rec(dve their anF, ual niter-season of ¢Vashillgton teeth'all player now
accol:ates, next Wednesday niKht genernl mnnager of the Lllmher-
when the Kiwaais Chfl) invites this ] lnen's Mercantile. who will also act
elmmmnily's masculine lmblic to I as nlaster-of-ceremonics.
sii in on the yearly gridiron ban- t?rincipal speaker for the b"tn-
quet in the Masonic lhdl.
A staK affair, the crowd will be
limited to ,ppx)ximatcly 160 per-
soils to avoid overcrowding ill the
somewhat limited quarters, and on-
ly a handful of those tickets are
b,ft at this writing for those who
may wish to sit ill on the prograrn.
Tickets 'e -wailable at Beck-
with', Jeweh y store.
T H E E N TI R E Highclimber fooL-
ball squad varsity and B-team
members both along with the
coaching staff of both the high
school and jtmior high school, will
he guests of the Kiwanis C/tttl for
lhe OCC:tSlOI1.
GRISDALE PINMEN
VICTORS OVER L. M.
One more "city slicker" team
has fallen victim of those big bad
timbal'wolves from Camp Grisdale
ill bowling competition
' r£e pin-lJunishers from the tall
ah d uncut slapped a 2572 to 2517
defeat on the Lumbermen's Met'-
erectile squad on the new Camp
Griadal alleys last Sunday largely
because Ehner Lord and George
Husk were firing bulls-eyes at the
1-3 pocket. Lord bagged a 539 total
and Hus a 559.
queL will be 1)or:ett V. ITubby)
Graves. one of the most popular
athletic 1)anquet speakers in the
Northwest and a three-sI)ort coach
at the University of Washington
for over 25 years.
OTHER details of the banquet
program include brief remarks
from Principal George Hermes.
Coach Norm Hillyard, and Team
Captain Ken Cardinal. along with
the announcement of tile several
honorary awards to players for
the season. Musical interludes will
be provided by an octet comtlosed
of members of the football team
and by the "German band," both
directed by Lynn Sherwood. school
nmsic instructor.
The dinner will be prepared and
served by the Eastern Star ladies;
which insures its fine quality with-
out ,further .saYing.
Well
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OUR WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
PINE STREE
Simpson 416 Dummy 354
Robinson 453 Sutherland 406
852 763 755 2370 721 792 707:2220
Mac's Corner (2) Pantorium (1)
Handicap 3241 Handicap 309
Frisken 478 Dummy 402
H.Smith 423 P.Tembruekl 382
Tiffany 327 L.Daniels 401
Dickie ,345 E:Berets 355
. The scores:
'.M. , Camp Grisdale
Bedell Drilling .o.,.o....oou..
B.Stwart 52 o J.uh.t'andicap 76"1
R.ustafson 407. E.Lord 539
McCaslin 453,S.Hansen 461 LAURENCE BEDELL "SPEEDY"
J.Stewart 566G.AdmS 452
G.Gustafson 512,G.I-lusk 559 (formerly Davidson Drilling C).)
Total 517] TOtal 2572
The program has been arranged
Route 3, Box 101, Shelton [,0=V|CE, sPeeDYAN011Nx'r "1
r, ,,
• __
2 SEPARATE BUT ALLIED FIRMS UNDER')NE ROOF
QUALITY
ELECTRIC
WIRING
Guaranteed
Material
--aBe--
Workmanship
WE HAVE IT---OR WILL GET IT FOI !
We Still Have Our Regular Lines of
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES :
BUT --
Ro."""aiW"
NOW THAT THANKSGIVING IS PAST We are ung
We Have Christmas Tree Lig T
and Decorations Jl
of Various Kinds as Well as
USEFUL ELECTRICAL GIFT
For Bette
Fender and Bad
and Co:
Estimat,
"TH]
Edgley 437 A.Carr .320 ,''C '
788 750 796 2334 688 660 821 2169 ' P. Eliot COMPLETE "FORMAT,ON ON ELECT.,C "H'
Casll Groc (2) Werberger's (1), • Registered Fixtures -- Anoliances -- Su Plies
15andicap • 537[ Handicap ' 380'! Electrical Engineer ' ,Quality P --E.
Farrier 489] Pearce 350 ] , , . . • .
D.Durand - 236[ White 3t5 [ • . "' e ,
G.GraYsargent 2821286i LindbergKimbel ' 37735411 . Tztle::Insurance, Building, SheIton Phone 645
M.Durand 421 Lund 94": .':,>.;,:..'-.r,r',\>.
'7.26 771.754 2251-716 7.88 6fl6 ,21'0 ......
McConkey's (2) Ritncr's (1).
Handicap 1951 HandS,cap 426
]Y[cConkey 477 Duncan 377
Schirmer 322 Edmiston 367
Hall 505 i Hunte 332
Price 3321Willou' 296
Blaha 396 Keir 390
744 77 756 2227 708 728 752 2:188
SHELTON IIDES
Thursday, Nov6mber 27
High ....... 6:35 a,m. 14.1 ft.
I.K)w .......... 11:41 a.m. 6.6 ft.
High ........ 4:48 p.nl. 14.4 ft.
Friday, November 28
Low .......... 12:04 a.m, -1.9 fL
High ........ 7:30 a.m. 14.8 ft.
Low .......... 12:29 p.m. 7.1 ft.
High ...,...'5:20 p.m. 14.4 ft.
Saturday, November 29
Low .......... 12:43 a.m. -2.7 ft.
High ........ 8:{)7 a.m. 15.3 it,
Low .......... 1:18 p.m. 7.6 ft.
High ........ 5:57 p.m 14.4 ft.
Sunday,' November 30
Low .......... 1:25 a.m. -3.1 ft.
High ........ 8:56 a.m. 15.6 ft.
Low. .......... 211 p.m. 7.9 ft.
High ........ 6:37 p.m. 14.2 ft.
.Monday, December 1
Low . ......... 2:11 a.m. -3 0 ft.
High ........ 9:48 a.m. 15.7 ft.
Low .......... 3:08 p.m. 8.0 ft.
High ..... ::-7:25' p.m. 13.8 ft.
Tuesday, December 2
Low .......... 3:00 a.m. -2.6 ft.
High ........ 10:40 a.m. 15.7 ft.
LOW .......... 4:12' p.m. '7.8 ft.
Hlg'h ........ 8:20 p,m. 13.1 ft.
Wednesday, December' 3
Low ..... ' ..... 3:52 a.m. -1.7 ft.
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High ........ 9:30 p.m. 12,2 'ft.
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