November 27, 1947 Shelton Mason County Journal | ![]() |
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 10 (10 of 14 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
November 27, 1947 |
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader ![]() |
Plywood Peels Two
More Games From
E|ectrieians' Lead
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
W
Siml)aOn Electricians ........ 22
Olympic Plywood ............ 20
:Morgan-l?aerett Lbr. ........ 18
Local 161 .......................... ]7
SALMON BARBECUE
ENOY'BD BY 80
Eighty people attended the sal-
mon bake givel November.20 at
the Skokomish grange hall on the
rc,ervation. The salnmn was deli-
(',iously barbecued over an outside
L calnpfil'P tinder tile Stl]'Pl'visioll Of
11 Qeorge Adnms. A delicious salad
13 of shredded cabbage, eelery and
]51 apple was made by Mrs. Ike Palm-
16 er. Mr. Palmer and Pete Allard
" I. ' ' ' .... :/: By JOE
[ 00ID:EtlN E S t AN [ 1 -,.ON,- I
f, ec,,learntocoU.nt,,or,ptittheball, Theauthorof,,Pop,sSport..leering, football .... fans ghouting t t,es, something to e,arify ru,es,, cte'l) ': I Oh )llllnll 'l•'[//=-/ -/ '..;:i }!}/ :)i!:ii):" .... •,;:i!ill
bak on the 30 yard line where iu[ Shots" in the Mount Vernon Ar- -efycwv_,:" "#' #N$ i i, . ' Lii" t:i:::: ./:::i(;i::.g:i;:::s
Mr. O.K.
Says
By I and 1
Howdy Polk" C n' st.l..!
Iv , 'e D 'v',m]' sh°PPl I
(it v.u'll d(, it" .m'lY. i
* < < ..
J
T H (' SOIl W" llll f0'
lhe high eosI of giving, --
Chrst as s the time,
ot tlw kids s(mlt, thhlg
Factory
Chrysler - Plymo
SALES - PA]
We Are Equipped t
All M
Cars - Truck - T
Logging
KIMBEL
00G|NG
COMPANY
Modern EqUipment
Operated By
Experienced Men
II :L'XND CL:X'IING
• BULLDOZING
• DITCHING
• BABI=MENT EXCAVAT-
ING
• BULKHEADING
• P|LEDRIVERS, .
lr'Ltil tir Witr
• Dump r00/ucK8
belongs," neednt worry at Rogers] gus recently had this bit of com- Pantorium Cleaners 16 17
Field. Washidgton State College;. tnent, 'to make. anent the ,sub'ect3 .- ' " ....... I
Ptllhnan, anymore. Coach Phillwhidh The 'Sideltner 'passes along ..., _.', t{imbel Motors ................. 1.t 19
Sorboe has inti'oauced a yardage[ 6r the interest and comment it 'f'# : 2
numbering system that "will en-[ might kick up: "FIRST TWO BATTERS TRIPLE
able even the mast excited footl The sinnificance of 'fbs't ANDRE'THI%OWN OUT AT '2r'
'bailfan to follow passes and kick's[ ...,..... ,2/,t,.ll ..,,,o ,, ^ver 7HE:PLATE ATTEMPTIIWIr ,f]'
yar by yard,, adding, and sub-: I rated, we belleve. Of •ooUr,¢ a iL[%
tracting to his nearts conten sire-I A÷ .u ,, € '=ti'fanion ,"17,,h%- ,",^ ,,,,,= -, , Wlh,,
ply by looking at the numbers oi[ hrdad ver a eetalh fan'¢ec o^- ........ =^- ,-A
the side line markers
" "" i[ tion ev¢y tlhae on'e'Is nhodnc- , TF.AHITSABAcJ:.IgN - ,k
Sorboe's Sy'tem has the num- ] e d. The uthersect oh, of d01rse, NER W|TN A [TTED,[LL, ,( I
bers dedoting th distance from il heaves i sigh of disappointment. I I RETIRING TH/E]UNNE:I ../r./
g0a! to .o.a};ru.,iln. unlnte ]/ Bdt the zealous Statistician who] 'ZEcIZ'DTT //'/ "
r.pteo,, wnlcn. . WOUl, Ie ,tom u :'--'"e-.m, n ,,- "h'eat h0w"",.v do about I ..z-'-';',.i.. ,H. =^it+Hi.•'. / l/l. i '.
to 90Tara nine. Thus a Cougar Ihow ahni,el Oiflch ran un 20 " '="^'".""-;" ' " -
fan can tell the exact d stance |eh. ,,,. .v. fhnife h 'i f did f ' "
that a pa's tra'vels €€om passer ...................... " " ,
. ' r" , /'get bedten °50 'to b is just making i . %,, "
to receiver. /a lot Of wdrk fdr •himself fox' [ /*'."k,,., .
hl unusual.hbmberlng system/nothinm A tee:m an score any J,
l
iv in adtt0h'tb':the'standard meth- Inunable'. of 'tobchdins witilou't [€'7t ]
od'whtdh 'rUbs 'frn '0 9, 50 an. m'ktng a fh,st down. , J' ""',_ --
then fi'ghq 30bdk;0 0 afict hardly & first dbwn Of '7 va/'d, is ] :..b__ _ ,
,4
evm].g'wes e. fan.a true pmture: 'Thpe Vhluable 'than one of tei [ ,_) .. f'
.oI,.me p?ay ,eeause ot all the 'ydfds and one inch Even totil ],,-. MA?0 SKI JUMPRECORO
ddtl!g ng. sou'aeung ,nv.ow.eq. yi/ittite gairied is of little value [-''R,, WAS SET B TI
Uoafln orDoe s new, numberln as they do not pay Off On that. ILI 9- . "¢Ot AT ,0NWO00, =
.system 'has 'proven to oe o= grea- . We eoe 'ofit aeh ivear W th i'5 -/-'. ." ' MK:>I.WIll-0OF. 289 'aF.fA I.¢AP
.
rel, on "sllt seC,nd' inf,r,-*;,," 'a oett¢,r'dorg tlevlce toe tobt- ; , . '
5n all 'Dlavs , .,, . ..... .n. .n e w..?uyu u:e ,¢Lw . . ,', .
- -" tie tlmds %Ifld scoring 'wdtllU . ' , L
* * ........ t .......... [" .... " ' ......... "
, m.¢f( •net. Tile team ,w th ,of-. '" ' " i1
r AY'' 'r WO U4000 ve power would paid off ]00ngmeers Regmn Pastime Resu:::es
Every ryear,ome 'fo0tball fans- oh yardage gained'in ehdmy ter- 1..1 " 'r " " ' -- : "
'tic Comes up With /v plan to "irh-' "Mtory. xeau :m,00lmpson Command of City
. :Briefly the idea i this: ]r.,,l,a,:,-,. l .... ,,,',,..,a,,^ T _..._ L-z ___1 __ ....
off with i nt Whh 'tile ]L,;I./VYlI|llg, 00ague ueague 00tanumg
Grunert's Service .............. ]3
Meli Chevrolet .................... 12
High total--Dan Cormier 523
High game--Bill Pearson 190
Six straigh(defe-£ts have offset I
largely what ten consecutive vic- I
tortes did for Simpson's Electri- I
clans and in plaee of the comfort- I
able five game lead the electron, I
chasers held two weeks go they'
now top the commercial bowling I
loop b a shaky two tilts.
victories, but both cooled off badly
in the last game while Bum Calkins
catastrophe to
4
overtal¢e
. Latest , ]
the. "sparks" as a 2 to 1 beat-
ing at the hands of the Second
place Olympic Plywood five, and
only a horrible last game hy the
veneermen prevented it from be-
ing a shutout loss--with no lead
left whatever.
';-.t,': Those two newspaper guys, Wiff
Jesup and Bill Dickie, did the
spade work for the plywood's two
were excellent ldtehen help at l)rc -
paring vegetables and wa.hing
dishes. Hot biscuits were prepared
by Mrs. Frances Radtkc. and bak-
ed potatoes with plenty of butter
and cream by Mrs. Adams. Special
thanks go to Mrs. Wanda Wyatt
and all the others who helped with
the serving and cleaning up. Alto-
gether the affair was voted .a
great success from the standpoint
of'guests who calne froln all ov{}l 1
the canal and Shelton.
A short business meeting was
held before dinner during which a
0ertinent point was brought out
by the president, Merritt Stark,
who stated that game and wild lift
licenses rnn ill cost about three to
give 'times more now than they
did five years a:go.
NEED A
PLUMBER
Phone 48
J. L. CATTO
HARDWARE
I(* F' t," with.
.,
I 'N a m}o when %vc all
)llSlS I'Ol'g ll,'ll lid o{Ir prt
IIOII I }'(,l'td.
%V ,n (' xistmas ,eoffltl'
PIIIIIIOI hi, [lr Iwhhld.
And il's tho limt? lJ
*CItlIIII ('till gl) ttl'(itln(I al ,"
tlll i*ld bag' illl(l llOL bO tab,-
It's also th,, time '
u'ollhl.like to sate yoll '
reeapphlg; tl,os(" |ires h
wilh our infra-raY reePP
In Our Servi
SOUTH FIRST A
.Electric Weld
PHO
For Hire
• PILING AND LOG6
For Se.
PHONE '601
L
1
SHIP YOU00 F00EI00IIT
BY 80AT
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
ffeaitle Fretglth6tild be r6tlted via tr. inlah, I, DI
Tanoma Freight v,a Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee 'D00k.
No. 2
SIMPSON BO'WLING
" W L
. they Engineers ........................... 21 12
r. nen ] W0odfiber .......................... 20 13
t would ,., Lflmbernen's Mere ......... 20 13
extra pomtl Reed Mill 1.' ........................ :19 14
It is now. iioffice .............................. 14 19
would mean 'a 'little goal 01,ympic::Plywood ...: ........ 13 20
line t ever n yard station. It 'Reed Mill 2 ..... : .................. 13 20
a bodkkeeper o Accbuntiig ........................ 12 21
the score but it H[gh game--Chuck Hanson 212
to the game High tota].--Percy Funk, Bob
ahtl the team that "really put on
wih.
ac0n, L.M. general marp
Saturday night's
" perhats
din-
Munich, each 549
, WhRREN "EARLand Jess D.n-
iels hoisted the 'Engineers back
.into the driver's seat as Simpson
L0gging Company bowle/'s did a
bit of Standizigs juggling last week.
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
W L
Pastime ...................... 20 13
' Associated Oil .......... 19 14
Beckwith Jewelers .... 18 15
impson Logging Co. 17 16
W.H.S. Electric ........ 17 16
Active Club .............. 15 18
L. Cushman Resort.. 14 19
Lhmbermen's Merc. 13 20
High.game--Jegs Daniels 223
High total--Jess Daniels"603
ARSOCIkTED 0il's Surge to tile
top of the City 'bowling league
lasted qRiek 'for the defending
champignliip Pastime chib 'kick-
ed the oilers off the upper rung
-which both had shared for a week
by. winning an odd-game victory
en- Tile Engineers blanked Olympic in Friday night's matches.
'Plywood to hurtle over Woodfiber The title holders did so desNte
Which lost a 15ir to the L M and ...... ..... , <-
now c tilsoitsone.'mel6Kmm'le'a ." }ne clrcuis oest romng on tne
,tale g, me delar $- ing to 'a sec;nd :place 'tie wth ;er ':e art .)fanA;S?ciahedposnhm,;ma2
m'nt, Wheh both dre football
/.6 /e d__6, 6 6 6 6 6 6. .6. _6_ @64H.I .6_ .6j .6. ¢66, .6 "4b; *4b**e4b*e@ee4be* e**4beiei i i ti* i teammates at the University 0f harrassers. ..... I the' few 600 totals of tiae season
...... ' ' Washington in the early 1930s. ChuctHtflS0n]got Woodfiber'off to .date and a 223 single game.
And speaking of the game de- right with a'2:t2 best2garhe-0f-the -IEven Jess' big game failed to
partment, Hre's'a last'reminder night but fromihere on Jack Stew-['win, Pastime consistency offsett-
that those huntinl seasbi permit art ad SlimGustafson took ttirns[Ang it, Ken Fredson was up for
,ar, ds must e mailed to,the de- pacing, th L.M. 'to vitCry l thc victors
'aFent by 'December :IT:-. ne'xt 'REED MILL1 stuck doggedly to l B£ekw.ith 3ewelers. moved into
oday ' tie{hr br ri6t :);ou the 'pce, d0whirg .lst place Ac- third 'place with a 2 to 1 verdict
bagged a bird, de'r:or elk. 'c0unting, 2 'to :i, Without d0inl,over the 'L.M. when Firechief T.
This column hastens to cbrrect any scorifig W0th a WhCdp, butl E, Deer 'nd Warren Earl jibed
and apologize for a statenent the surprise of the night was turn-. 2()9 and 206 games to capture the
Lm,dedast .we•R In "which :'alor- ed in by hitherto hapless Office,'l Opener and(eorg¢ Merrick closed
i [,ttlJ Cleknel: 9€ere :ered!ted,ith wich qgme to life.to win a trio with 222 to win the finale, Slim r
Jib, trig the 'first 'wdhen s laue: :froth Reed Mll 2 and 'surge to the l Ustaf.sdn's 205'earned the middle
t]CpWllng team tobl0hom 6Ut. wlth; tJp of the, Second division. Bob. affair or .th nmrks.
l uhiform drdsses for .i:s. pinferns.' Munich and P.ercy lnk each I LANE CUSIIMAN Resort Pulled
|The& honCr "realiy,bet0ngs 'to th hung tip 5"49 totkls, which shared out of the cel.lar With a 3 to 0
J Qld Mill te.m. At 'ttie in'eent honors'for the league in that cat•- triunph over Bill Smith's Elec-
/'tithe (aCt 'including "this week's gory. 'tHciafis With Joe Forrest and
matches) three of the f,eminine The scoring:; "Babe carlon c'aring the bali,
./€ qllS ae idorrmd in {Jnifor Plvvood (0 .. Entiner (. and the Active Club edged Simp-
.dresses, 'Mab's Corner having ol- handicap 5f61 'hafidichp 120 son Logging Co,npany, 2 to 1, with
lowed the Old Mill by week and' E LUmiden 3711W Earl 50.q k cpnsistent perfomanc from
Ritffr's'Cbrfidr ifiitlati;hg,'aew re- L'Lqrha- "}4li':d, t its entire 'lift•up. Joe Williams
galtan |dst Week's'inafciaes. , Roden"'ber'" 3iTIX'6a;ls;n ld 'ea/ed a Mx-piia verdict ii 'the
' " : " N,,tt 4a4["1i, a opener for the clubmen wffh a
'-" dff[e. (3) ..... Mill 2 (0) .... '-' ........ ...... .....
rft e ' 'oo+Tr.;--. .. 199 effort, Paul Fredson and At-
Funk 549,Sergeant 482 ii/d, !2 ) 3 q"' .2¢¢aounting (1)nlthe •lggers, ,nd 'Jonhy Steven-
Fitchett 391 Jess Baxter 342
Batie . 420 Dummy 423 "* ?v .Z.!_P'''*. Y.'[ son's closer won the 'last for the
' '' "e Tempm 3us i jim 'orrest ;:I, acti,in s "
Munich 549 t Roberts 422 Scgtt ,47tiKruse 4691 "" Thescorin '"
Marshall 469 lI.Freds0 , 5,47. :D.Fi0kdnsch :422].Nebel 423 Pt|me 72 " a=s0&*-a ,
882 940 913 27351824 826 "880 510 • I .... " ............. '"
Dunbar 4371Fortm 316 '-dica 1..._= ........
ftt 1 -&/ .lt 1 IUl Utt [ UJ.
Woodflber (1) L.M. (2) P.Fredson 489/Gruver 3971 ;len 54 SU-'se ,, 4a?
f0¢ /hcndicap 261i handicap 297: 817. 902 835 25ow4{8fl 849 9]6 25"t61Bt'aiey 47' Fris]e 369
,Woods 516i B.Stewart '9]
:.hgn 460 Ashbaugh 39 ] ............ " .... ........ Kopperman Foster ' 472
At the ou:b'¢ak of th Revolu- '6" .........
':/'0Wh 447 cCaslin it,'/0 " '." . 9 =. , t-1011; ' ouu
ttonary War, the mtl States " .... aL,_ . ...... ., .^.
Levett 382 &Stewart 472 lad no Navy ldpaPtm nt or shps *d.nv 4i ' .: .... ' .a¢ ,..
:g.Fredsn, 540JG.Gustaf@ ,35 hd only a :few rified merchant- tZh',/2? i 7AV !y
"913 869 82t:260618"80 89'4 850 't,:h"" .v."t- ...... ' ,v.n. ,: tu
p
.... ' ..... "" • ' - =L Ctrl.sbn L:WeStlund }1
• j6e lCfre ' 'D'W,;-a oo
'- ' , ,, Myo W}O
'- d}fl}ences, America 'lh ihis 'Autumn of 1947 has A.Carlsonfi' i". W,R._,th' ] ' = 500
many htags "f6r ';ll'h • be khdhkfuL 904 877 'i ' 80,858 Iee (](/4
t . II c.v C I ' giml,40n :LO ('])
• he Ir:--flo¢bf"i "'oh aking--vhich devas- " £andicaP 916'-862 898 1761
Omdn
' ", I " XrnsCn 55'q
Wllhams S
taed /dd 'lmp6vd'l so "iib] nation, was costly ., i' . "nelgrove 397
' ' . " C.HoRais0n 460
evenson
to us %ut not 'diltjlJhg. ;Neer has odr power for ,li.Pdters0n
produ¢fl6n--both agricultural and iadfistrialLT-been
tp., '4,B Holt ,
rrtli?., 4FJntels," B03
:96"LS3(} .6881'873 "916:892 2681
hdic'ap 27)] -Iddic:i) 227
fard , :4..751:H.W, o0ds 516
.... Cizrl.sn 43 L:WestlUnd }1
Cfrest .,4 'D:Wq0ds 4f8
.arlgh 509[W.1LL_ith 5t90
tbitil CZOl'W.Woods 4o2
877 '. :18 '2B99 80,858 866 2(](/4
ilve'C|hb '(2") imh.40n :Log ('1)
.3'41'9'16862 898 2675]
41 XrnsSn 55'7
494 :snelgro 397
43'7[C.HORa: 460
4'T.1 / Fiii/k 502
439FP.Fred§
'22 [10 959
so many,had so much--has€ the mm ,of t Iple
enjoyed so "high a stenhrd of 'living.
Members of the 'Whington Co.Op---0,00 (iih
families that help produce food for e at/on !tid
• the Wotll--lltLe dit ltis lfreedom of •Amerhalh
opportunity which is worth £ghting ot is al ifh
/iv/rig/or. Other po/itical creeds make spai:ious prom-
ises but the system instituted by America's !founders
"'government of the people, by the Peoile, /or ,the
people"%as given us more individual llbtrty tlf ts
enjoyed by the dtdens 0f any other natidh..Por thk
freedom It us be tahkfuland 'may we always
peserve hntl 'cherish it•
art'er oh 568
dfidiC.p ) 850 2'709
greater, Never in the long histo W of nkhld have oCWlth (2) I..M. '(1)
ani:licht) 126['Hdhtictp 186
4 6RAHD OLI} ...,,ok 578('B:gte*art '500
D6dds 53 R.Ghsfafs0n 396
Dr 51 [eCaslin 507
W.Earl 509 tadkey 458
Bayley . 468 G,GUStafSoh 560
953835 935'2723 848 913 846 2607,
r
;ltvidual busPa#:6 al org together
through their own co.operat@¢ assocNo#,
#re th* €$€ xawiples Ot "rreo t$e; ,
J:AS, OAR(tr£Y & €O., t Tl)., PEORIA, II,,tl'NOl$_....
Order
'Selittle '(Seclhl')__Fh,ther re-
trtdtipils 6n 'btter"ahd bim travel
'6perkttdhl in 'Puget Bund were'
"ilS0S/d tddh'y 'by 'Milb 'Moore,.
tale direct6r of fisheries.
Two separate areas in the Sound
w.ere closed to bott0il draggtng
opdrations. The first'area ihclddes
ill the wkters of the sound inside
a 'line 1)r0jeted from WiIIt:m
P6int on 'So;reiCh Ihtahd to the
no*therly part of •Eliza Island,
thfice'to Pdst Point oh the na{n-
lafid.
The s edofid area includes all wa-
ters ihsie df'a ltiie be/wedt andy
Potht and Poiit Whiteh6rn in
Whatcm C6di/y.
In alditt0n, Modre issued a new
6rder 'prdHibiftng '{he •noshdlan
for purpose, 0f
'm0n Yrom which 'tHe 'milt or eggs
flow freely.
In prom{ilgafli/g the new order,
No. 2(}0, Moore stated that: the 0t-
ter trawl closures were ordered"to
otect erab fisliing 1 a -'=-.
D ' , , .- a "e._, ..u
/tn on posSess!on of snh,,;,-,-
rain was ordered to nrdt- , .', -
rom publt . mm'ets.
Us the Journal ClaSSifiedS=-
they really get results,
sizzled to save it fox' the paeemak-
ers. Thedefcats were No. 5'and 6
in a row for'the leaders }ho had
piemusly wCn ten st-/ight.
M0rgan-Eadrett Ltuv{ber tobk
over third place in tile sthndings
with a :l to 0 verdict over Grun-
ert's Chevron Set-ice, achieved on
consistency by the lumbermen's
lineup, which offset the ,523 total
Dan Cormier of the losers vet 'to
top the individual scoring for the
night.
Kimbel ]Motors also advanced a
notch, from seventh'tb 's[Rth ;plaCe,
With 2 to 1 edge over'Local .161
on Bill Pearson's scdrlng. Ade
Wright's 172 gave Local 161 a one-
pin verdict ill the opener.
Tailend Mell Chevrolet continued
its comeback with an odd-game
win over Pantorium Cleaners as
Gus McNiel and Harold Wiseman
flogged the pis roughly. The
scoring:
Local 161 (1) Kimbel Mtrs (2)
handicap 435 handicap 414
Jacohsen 453 B.Pearaon 503
Oliver 373 C.Berets 428
Sharp• 332 R.McConkey 444
Lunsford 422 J.Pearson 3,11
Wright 4381B.PhiIlips 404
819 825 809 24531818 892 824 2534
Pantorium (1) Met! Chev. (2)
.handicap 1951 handicap 393
E.Anderson 394 Gerhardt 441
Besch 436 N[cNeil 464
Keever 341 Rau 398
Lindberg 450 Wiseman 461
Lindeman 493 t Toney 326
784 753 772 2309[775 840 868 2483
GrunertS (0) Morgan-Eac. (3)
handicap 231 handicap 231
C.Bare 491 Gibler 452
Kenyon 307 'H.Daniels 434
H.Cole 401 C.Cole 428
Cormier 523 R.Daniels 432
Rank 444 IR.Anderson 497
765 809 823 23971805 836 833 2474
Plywood (2) Simpson Elec. (1)
handicap 444 handicap 504
Fletcher 433[ M.Lemau 461
Ahlskog 460 Calkins 503
Miller 329 Boardman 370
Jessup 382 'L.Leman 309
Dickie 482 Dummy 363
887 912 73;[ 2530 779 838 893 2510
6ENEI
SAVING
116 N
[R HE YOU:NGSTERS $'
(Nt to "frget Dad, 6o) ........................................
gs
lrghoUse
Elect:00c ........ 00I00aters
%
R@min(tton
Electric Shavers .....
National
Pressure Cookers .....
e
Dormeyer Mixers .....
DOTS0N TIRE a,d APPLIANCE STORE
THIRD AND COT'A STREETS, SHELTON PHONE 75