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Thursday, December
Meets EveL:¢
8 p.m.
I.O.O.F. HAU5
Visiting :Members
Cordially
W. S.
GUY
Ruby
Second mid
:Mary Dobson, N,
Elizabeth :Butler.
)ecen/ber 1l, 1947.
KIMBEL
LOGGING
COMPANY ::
Modern E(
Operated By
Experienced
Phone 162
Depot: First
and Grove
FOR
• LAND CLEARING
• BULLDOZING
• DITCHING
• BASEMENT
ING
• BULKHEADING
• PILEDRIVERS
Aerie 2079
ORDER OF
Wtekly Meetings
MONDAY
in the
For Land or Water S¢ _ __
::,P, LES HALL
D DUMP TRUCKS |',.
se, eQan
For Hire L e d and Grave
• PILING AND LOGS ;Ji:LI; • •
For Sale. ;
; " BUFFET OPN
to MIDNIGHT
lm0nday thru Friday
SAVE T I M]$,IIUSI C
TAKE A gaturday Night
friends
B R E M E RT1;'enjo7 "
the prlvi-
--------',(!:the club "and
the danc-
LV'da y-nig h-ts _
LV.
Seattle
1:10 a.m.
*5:45
6:15
7:15
8:10
9:00
10:00
10:40
11:30
12:00
12:30 p.m,
1:05
2:00
2:30
3:00 3:4
3:30 4:0
4:30 4:5
5:00 5:45
5:30 6:15
6:15 6:4
7:00 7:30
8:00 6 :t
9:00 9:15
10:30 10 :t
11:45 11:4s
*Daily except SundaYS
Holidays
BLACK BALL
, Millions of temperate people
enjoy BEE R, the light.
refreshment beverage
HELTON-MASON COl
ANDERSON, CARDINAL, CROW GET
HONOR AWARDS;
Teamnmtes honored Glen An-
derson, Ken Cardinal and Cec
Crow with tile three honorary
hwards voted annually to n]em-
bers of the Higlelimber football
team at tile annual Kiwanis Club
football banquet held in tile Ma-
SOl]iC Tenlplc last wec.k.
Anderson won tile coveted Ac-
tive Club Inspirational Trophy,
Cardinal was voted the honorary
team captaincy, and C l'O\\;V \\;\" [I A
awarded the George Hermes lxled-
al for blocking and tackling. All
t h r e e honors were hestoWed
through vote of tlle varsity team
members and were unknown even
to the team's members before
their announcement at the ban-
quet.
ONE HUNDRED and sixty I,:i-
wanians, football squad/menabers
and their fathers coaches, and
football fans sat in on a highly
interesting and enjoyable program
arranged by Hank Bacon• who
doubled as master-of-ceremonies,
Kiwanis Club President Fred
Beckwith. and Kiwanis President-
Elect Emil Lauber.
Besides the announcement of the
honorary award winners, the l)ro-
gram included a delicious llam din-
ner prepared by the Eastern Star
ladies and ,served by tile Rainbow
Girls, an inspirational and oft.on
hilarious talk by Tubby Graves,
popular University of Washington
athletic staff member, colored mo-
tion films of the 1946 Washington-
Oregon football game and last
summer's big crew regatta on
Lake Washington, musical inter-
ludes by the "German Band" and
a 12-voice group compose(:( of
nlembers of the football qhad,'
and brief talks hy George Hermes,
Norm Hillyard, and Ken Cardinal.
IN HIS feature spot on the pro-
gram, Tubby Graves expressed a
strong dislike for the highly spec-
ialized game football has turned
into the past couple of years.
"Tile only way football has ira,
proved is in the fact that many
more people come to see the
games today," he commented.
"For myself. I don't like all these
specialists the coaches carry on
their squads today, one guy do-
ing nothing but block on weak
side plays, another specializing in
blocking on strong side plays,
some playing only on defense and
others only on offense. I liked
the game best when players
learned to do everything."
GRAVES expressed the opinion
that athletics are the first Dlace
a youth gets his concepts of law
and order, of personal behavior'.
of self-sacrifice for the benefit of
tile team• where he learns to stop
alibiing for his mistakes and gets
his first lessons in self respect.
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THE ORIGINAI tlGkT TARII IBItR
BREWING COMPANY. 01.YMPIA, WASHINGTON, U,S. Ai
MES, INC.
NOW HAVE
0 M E S F 0 R S A L E
IN SHELTON
Under th* Direct Supervision *of
Our Expert Cnadlan slender
€ORBY'S is a light, sociable
blend. It is our sincere belief
you'll enjoy its smooth, satisfY" ii
ing mellowness. Next tlme ask .],
• for CORBY'S., o fine whiskeY' ]
• To Civilians and Veterans
pt,ts the fullest and truest pleas-
m'o out of those things into which
he lmlS everything hc has, and of
teachhg" him how to come back
n'te.r takiu a heating and trying
aulill." l.hc Ullivcl'sity of YVash-
in K t'oich said
He ai(l sports do Illore to Cl'a-
at(., tol(.l'anc( alld to wipe OLIl ill-
tolel'alce than allything else.
"Tile EFFOIUI' and time you
put into sports," he said. directing
his remarks at the football squad,
"you et baek with interest many-
fold."
His talk was spiced with tlle
Growls' whimsical hnlllor so gen-
erously that his audience was kept
in c(mstant laughter.
LTD., PEORIA, I, L
Representative here
Tuesday through Thursday
AT 1305 ELLINOR
Evenings Call Sheltan Hotel
TY JOURNAL
.... sou :m'.dccd the pins lustily. The
l iJleup :
BANQUET ileckwiih (3) ,VIIS Elect (0)
160 AT o
"Aihletws are e.pecially va]- I)odd. 5151 \\;V.,Vood.; ,11,1
uabl( • ill t]"dm]g a boy that he Deer 523!L.\\;:es/ltmd 471
Wells Paces B-team I Jewelers Glitter,
39-27 Victory !Join Pastime At
With 18 Points , City League Top
Sharl/shootitu4 by Gent VCellsl CITY B()ItldNG I,EA(iUE
\\;V l,
[which kept llis team in the gam(
'fez' thre(, quar, tez,. finally broke
the resistance of the Silverdale
reserves :md returned tile High-
clinlber B-team a 39 to 27 victory
in Shelton gym Friday night in
the opening game of the season
for Coach Grant Packard'.; un-
de/'classmen.
Wells scored eitthtcen lloinl ill
Coach Hillyard, before intl'oduc- the g£ame.*ton in the opening half
ing the individual team members, as his club trailed by a 15-14 score.
shouldered the blame for the at the rest period, and another
losses suffered by his club this eight in the second half as the lit-
year. "Like many other Coaches, tie High(,limbers broke loose from
figured a veteran tean like ours a 24-all score at the end of the
w's this fall did:ft need to prac- third quarter to win going away.
tice hlocking and tackling. I[ The B-team played good ball
found out otherwise, and after I considering the earliness of the
paid some attention to those fun- season, passing fairly well, shoot-
damcntals the team looked much ing pretty accurately, and clickinp:
bett}!r toward tile end of tile sea- defensively in tile final quarter
sml. t particularly, when ttle visitors
CARDINAL, speaking for the were held to only three points,
team expressed the squad's ap- [ The lineups:
preeiation for the splendid sup-i
' SheiLon (39)
port it was acorded by fang of lVasbinder 3
this community this past season' Wells 18
and also presented a hahds0inc
electric; (tesk clock to Dr. Don
Callison for vohmteering and g'iv=
ing his services as team physician
this year.
The entire Highclimber oot-
bal squad, both varsity ahd B-
team, coaching staff and Student
managers, and fathers of the
football players were guests of
the Kiwanis Club for this second
annual football banquet.
Leaders rail Lose
To Tighten Up
Commercial Race
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
W L
Simpson Electriciang 23 16
Olympic Plywood ...... 22 17
:Morgan-Eacrett Lbr, 21 18
Pantorium-Cleaners .. 21 18
Local 161 .................... 20 19
Himbel Motors .......... 17 22
:Mel] Chevrolet ............ 17 22
Grunert's Service ...... 16 23
High game--Poly Gerhardt 233
High total--Joe Rank 579.
FIVE TEAMS were Jammed
Pastime ................. 23 16
Beckwith Jewelers .. 23 16
Associated Oil ...... 21 1,
Simosop. Logging Co. 20 19
W H.S. Electric ..... 19 20
Lake Cusinnan ......... 18 21
Active Club ................ 17 22
Lumbermen's Mere .." 16 23
High game- Buck Price 233
Itigh total---A(h KOl)perman 60S
THAT TIGIlT little city league
bowling race got a bit Lighter Fri-
day night and had two first placc
teams atLcr tile weekly serif fling'
had ceased.
Beckwith Jewelers hopped up on
the top rung with the Pastime af-
t,.r winning all tln'ee decisions
from Bill Smith's lL'lcctrieians
jwhile, the defending champs were
talcing but two f:'om tile Active
[ Club.
Sih'erdale (27) lirechicf Te,dee Deer led tile
jeweler eleatmWeep, altho scoring
f E.Berg 7 on b0t[ side: was pretty horrihle.
f Reynoldson 2 l=;asttlim won hehind Ade Kol)per-
] Ashley 4 c K, Berg 6 man'S 608 total high for tho
Heuer 2 g Peter'Son 3 i tligfit,, and would hth,e made it a
Doug Cole 2 g McCracken 1 ; (iedr,§.wcep but for I3uek lh'iee':
Subs: Shelton--Getty 6, .Dale 2. 2:13 closing effort, also high for
Gohriek 2, Ware, Don Cole, Hunt- the, lfiglt, assisted by Dick Card-
er, Edgely, Hopper, White. Silver- hers 203.
dale--Kosey 6, Stredman" 2. S'IMS()N I,O(;(;ING Company
Keep Christmas
Trees Greener
Put your Christmas tree tnto a
can of water and it will stay green
longer and will be less of a fire
hazard. Washington State Col-
lege forestry experts recommend
water in preference to chemicals.
Before setting the tree into the
container, make a fresh diagonal
cut of tile stem. This removes
any hardened resins that have ac-
cumulated in the first inch or two
of wood at the butt and removal
of this wood allows the tree to
absorb water more easily.
Put sand or stones with the wa-
ter in the container to help hold
the tree erect. The contalner caia
then be covered with cotton bat-
ting', tissue paper, or other:Chits'tz
mas covering.
J Place the tree as far away as
possible from any heating device
within one night's results of the tand add fresh water oceasmnally.
commercial bowling league leader-
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ship after last week's battling was
over, all because the three top
clubs took pastings from rivals t ......... i
loWer on the league ladder. I
li]ovd into the first division, dis-
plac{ri" 'the electricians, with a2
t 1 X,rdict over Associated Oil ]
behind ChuckHokonson's 573 and
Paut Fredson's 57,1 totals. Lake
Cuslman Resort stepped up a
rung, tnto sixth place, with an odd
dud3Av:il;etadT1L
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For 00est Service
W.Pearso: 469 D.Woods 412
W.Earl 475; B,Smith 46
I3ayley 482 J.l{.Woods " 485
';19 913 927 2689:802 S13 865 2480
:4lOll)san l,ag (2) Aso['iated (l ,
ltandic.ap li(i Hand/(-: U) 2,.q
Slwlgt',v, ':; Tt|ckt, r .16S
C.lqol(on.;on 573 Skclscy 501
Dmmy 507 t,o;[ .1 i.10
ti'nnk 5:1:; FI:)It 506
P, Fvedson 574 ,l.l)auieh; ,5t.5
988 888 980 2856 $52.,96 !)')J 26,/[)
Cushman (3) l,.M. (1)
l.qaP, die'q) 231 H:mdicat) 18, €)
l:)lra nd q75 12.St.ev/;lrt 5"-U;
Dummy 432 R.Gu:laf.:on .13q
,Io(. Forfeit q32 MeCaslin 1132
A.Caz'lson 501Mra cl{ }y 192
A.Robinson 534 G.(]u.;tafson .512
872 873 927 2672',26 907 89,1 269,7
]Pastlnle (2) A(,live Chlb (1)
Handicap 108 I-I:mdica p 336
Allen 535 Gardner 510
Dotson 53,1 Steve!lson 433
Koppermnn 60S H.Peterson 430
] ICFredson 502 Price 516
Ferrier 523. Caz'ter 486
970 99't $46 2810! 820 916 975 271l
and
HIGHEST
QUALITY
Let
"SPEEDY"
..... -r. ; ,,2,'a7--
UNION EAr[ING :00OILS
) • ' ,
] owdc You Home Comfort Thi,u Winter
, • ; .r
wHEEL FLEW 4
CLEAIO, OFE '
|T.'
FUEL OIL TANKS AVAILABLE
GIBSON-WINCE OIL COMPANY
For Better Automotive Service
IS( f
• Fender and Body Repairing " " Wheel Aligning •
• Painting and Color Matching • " Steam Cleaning •
Estimates Gladly Furmshed-- on Any job
, "THIS TIME IT'S HUDSON"
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The Simpson Electrieians re-
gained first place while Suffering
a 2 to 1 defeat at th hands Of
Pantorium Cleaners, ,hile Olym-
pic Plywood and :Morgan-Eacrett
Lumber both were meared with
calcintiae by Mell CiJgroet and,
Local 1.61 resleetiv'ei3:: 'lvi'II'he9
shook kJbse from thee basement'
tenacles in which it has been en-
meshel for' Weeks, thanks to a
huge 233 game p6ste0 by Poly
Gerhardt whicll offsef a 30 ef-
fort on behalf of Lhe venbernaen by
Percy Funk, and other timely
stick-toppling by :Norris Rau and
Gus McNiel.
PANORIUM measured the
electricians on scorirtg by Bill
Besch and Emery Lindeman after
Ben Boardman's 201 had put the
electron-chasers off to a winning
start. Scoring was poor on both
sides as Local 1.61 dropped the
lumber dealers but Bill Lunsford
produced an average - bolstering
total which helped a lot.
Kimbel Motors dropped Grun-
ert's Service into the cellar with
a 2 to 1 verdict on Bud Earl's
scoring and despite Joe Rank's
league leading 57[) total. The
Kimbelites won :No. 2 by a ,single
pin with Chuck Berets' 168 help-
ihg no little to offset Rank's 218
and Harry Cole' 172. The ltneups:
Local 161 (3) Morgan (0)
Handicap 390 Handicap 228
Friend 474 Gibler 383
Oliver 4141H.Daniels 393
Sharpe 381 C.Cole 481
Lunsford 452 B.Daniels 416
Wriglt 414 R.Anderson 468
812 848 865 2525 778 747 844 2369
Pantorlum (2) Slmp. Elect:. (!)
Handicap 231 Handicap 465
Lindberg 492 Boardman 444
Besch 500 M.Leman 57"
Keever 317[ Dummy 411
Keir 475 Coburn .384
Lindeman 522 L.Leman 375
798 874 865 24371853 825 858' 2537
Mell Chev. (3) Plywood (0)
Handicap 3991 Handicap 429
Gerhardt 4881 B Fletcher, 428
McNeil ,), i H.Ahlskog 386
Toney 383t B,Hoit 365
Wiseman '4.24[ W.Jessup .356
Rau " 443 B.Funk 532
835 947 792 2574 / 808 926 762 24.96
Kimbel Mtrs. (2) .. Grunerts (I)
Indiiap: 4411 Handicap 153
B.Pearsoh 412[ C.Bare 450
C,Berets .434 i Cormier 487
Bud Earl 512 Dummy 480
J.Parsi3n 401 H.Cole 426
Philtip 449 Rank 579
941 890 818 2649 839 889 847 2575
C0ttservathan leports
Due on Dee ember 31;
Completed conservation prac-
tices should be reported by farm-
ers to the County Agricultural
Conservation Committee or at the
county office, says Bert Rau,
chairman of the Agricultural Cod-
servation Association. Delay in
reporting will delay payments, he
said.
All conservation practices under
the 1947 Agricultural program
must be completed by December
31st, 1947, but farmers who have
toinplted practices Should not
wait until then to report.
This cooperation with the coun-
ty office will be helping us do you
a better job and will speed up pay-
ments, Mr. Rau said.
Mr, Rail explained that frrnrs
themselves have a responibllit: in
supplying ttv county office with
the neceisar evidence Of prac-
tices cat, tied Out. Failure to re-
port adds to the cost of adminis-
tering th program and results
m unnecessary delay.
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This is your day! Set the time; see the Monobilt body-and-frame, shown in phan- tet a good look at tMs new kind of ear - a
car you've been fo|d was yeors awoy| tom view and described to the right• type of automobile no one else in the world
The Hudson dealers listed here are eady is prepared to build today! It's something
A style-setting beauty, with a sparkling and with inforaation about Hudson's al|-new to see-the nearest Hudson dealer will straw
massive front grille• A car that is only five . _ . , it to you now!
feet high, and with the" lowest center of Super-Six engine- the most powerful,sx
gravity you've ever known, but with a new, built today-and Hudson's masterful Super-
all steel M:onobilt body-and-frame that Eight• They will tell you about Hudson's
gives you more inside head roomthan any exclusive Drive-Master-no clutch pushing,
other car built today. , no gear shifting in. forward speeds.
A car with the ro0miest seats ever built See Hudlon't gorgemsly upholstered In-
into any American=made aitomobile, tefiors,, with chrome handles and hardWare
A car you step down into when enteqng,
not up_ on- yet a ear that maintains road
clearance! A car that cradles you not only
between axles, but ahead of the rear wheels.
All of this is made possible by a basic new
development in motor car design-Hudson's
recessed into side panels, out of the way.
Examitle all of Itudson's new beauty, com-
fo-rt-and convenience fcatures, including
a new type of low-pressure, Super-Cushion
tire that mounts on a new, wide safety rim.
See how Hudson's wide, curved windshield
and rear windowgive added vision all around.
A CAR YOU RIDe IN ... NOT ON!
ltudson is the ohl motor car that completely cneireks
you, even outside the rear wheels, with a rigid box-steel
foundation frame., You ride within this new coustruc-
tion, |ntead af on top of R as in other ears. And every
unit of Httdson's new. all sleel Monoiill, hody,aml-
frame i wielded into one solid structure that provides
unusual rigidity and tabillty.
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SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD HUDSON DEALER
TODAY! ,
OLYMPIC MOTOR SALES
62 SOUTH FIRST STREET SHELTON, WASH,,?,:
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