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the Highclimbers down to n 55-42 def&apos;ea at the hands of visiting Olympia Ilere Satur(lay night in SheltonL' fi,'st fult-fledge(i bask.%- ball 'l(li()tl Of the nw ]l()t]) SO;I- SOIl. The f|',ezo took place ilTlnledi- at(fly afler lhe second ltalf tip-off aL 'which nlol|3ellt the ClinH)er sporled a 2C-25 lea(l over the t3ears thanks to a .;ensal.ional loli-rallg't t)Oll'll) tossed by red-headed, pep- 1)cry Bob Walker eiebt seennds be- fore the end of the first hull!. ItI'H)'OI{F IIILL SIX)AN ended the w,mma with  foul .:hot at 2:15 of tile third qtlarier, tile Bears ran.'.C up 15 points to go ahead 40-26. And it was (rely ",'5 secoll(ts befoY( the end of the ctllal'l.eP tlmi Sloan fired horne the Clilnbers Olle and only field goal of the pcliod. The Bears out- sem'ed Shellon in tllat disastrous quarter 19-3 to take a enmfortable 4429 lead into the final roand. The (2limbers missed 14 straighl: shots Itnd lrlade bill (Hie (,f 17 ill the period. The Climber.s managed to wtfit- tie the malgirl to 48-40 at one = ......... x::.:..W::. :. , ..... . ............... - ................... ,,,,, , , , , ' ' II ..... --f ....... -,i7,i'77",i,' ,,,i,,,,,7 r---" 'i,,, , ' ,I I, I 17 l"II III iJrli " ' Ii ,,i, ll i i , , ,,, , , , I , I .,.,__ ! -,. ,-, ..... ,,- . ,  i , ' ION .1.4 S,r.,,ht O.r,.. F,,.e,,. IIIIIIIlflfi00 P MI)IqTI:N NI:W NVU WITM UIP.TflD¥ Ntli:l) MATINC00cAN LEG -- _.. _=_ ..... .____i,,=____ I)'-'-II-----77__ [ UUL-L-IqqhIll VIIIIIUIIIil IIIIU qIIIi IIlinI IIVIVIII VIIIII IIIflII-V sI[ILIAR Y HAS LD CLIMBERS CLOIIBIIIIIIU -" I  , T A ,,y ,,e,uti, Shelly poor sl}or>tinK against tile Spar- It was a tight game all the way COIYBOYS T.ASNO OWLS!'-- "' .E[BEIS BELI"A'iR--North Mas'on'sBull- tqls hn s'mk over t0 per' cent with the Owls imlding the leacl MATLOCK - The ChimaeU . .. -. !i!ii!iii{!!iiiii]{ili.i!llii  IIIIP iil]..i i!::!!'!iiiel!!! gi! i) .... " !ii):' " " " i:gi]i!il ii£ " ' .IS the opening.i o i tldti!i . . . . , ........ .. 'I dogs had the,r hand *till last of their shots m then' deter nma- most el tile way through.the fn'st .€ox.vboys rode . rote. Mary . 4 ame, icaa Lcgio ,e,:::r::is '"n(':"/l[:l'l"n: *gf?}itV4:V': , i i: i 'iii{kSi(: °i:;)i; h!i(:l!g-a':!ii{; !:,11{ii: !liiid{fi?'!?ii r;l/:!! :'f }ii' paster in lh,: ope.,fing n,oments of Climber Wrestlers Start Fast Win in the first official inter-Bulldogs neve,'reeoveredandnever 31-all in the fourthperiod when Jerry DeFoer, making nse: 1 welcomed into men: the fourth, t3ig ,John Anderson was school game in our new gymna- managed to score more than eight tile Owls tried a full-court press the excellent shooting eye he] Menb{n'sbip ehairma hanging on lhe cliff wilh fern': '  siren, )dints in any quarter. Tom Me- and it bael{fired, the Bulldogs sol- been bashful to unleash, seoreary Alexander, reporte . The Bull(tags were hampered by Kay's seven poinls topped Bulldog ring it for tile winning points in point: for the Owls to garner ,lha d i)t:ell reached. Big Over Olympia and Federal Way seroring efforts, the late. going, me honors. The Cowboys lltim (:hairman , Mr three players in double figurel{pbel I h' d comple' The O,ls played without in e,mn'ection t;dth g'ffl regulars, Gene B{'ehmeyer andft Sliop lrs. Canapbel Walker. sidelined by illness .lHoar d Mrs. Glen Ga,'( Friday and. Saturday at N0PlMrs Roy Clinton wel • ' " ian Lake' hospital Dee. throughout the final qunrter. Both l Slniih and ({oodpnster failed to s[',ore. Olympia ,rot-ranged tile Climb- er; with (i-2 Ed Rugel having a big night for 27 poinls. He scored four strai?.ht baskets on a.s man 5, shots dnrin K thc third period victory spYee fol' lhe BeHl'S :llld had 18 poinls in the first half, I,ARIY POIVEI.L lopped Shel- ton's shooting with eleven with S|odn having ten, bllt lhe Climb- ers had'a pitifl|l 17 out of 73 field gc)al record and only 8 of 15 foul shni:s. "Valker showed the best all- al'ollnd perforlnltee for Shetton, bitting for nine points and mak- ing t fine percentage of his ef- forks as wall as hljeetinff some paprika into the Highclimber play. He is forcing Coach Jim Doberty to give him strong etmsideration for a starting position. Ily Ilenny Wagner Highclinlber wrestlers got their 1962-()3 schedule off to a blazing stall by' capturing (me-sided vie- tortes over ()lympia and Federal Way on eor)sectltive evenillgs hlst week. Suc(:ess xa.s equally as good in varsity and jnnior varsity compe- tition. Before the hn'gest crowd ever to see a Climber wrestling meet, Shelton unleashed the brute power Coacli Larry Weir had hinted by crashing Olympia, 31-1.6, Tlnu's- day, for the first victory a Climber grappling team has scored over the Bears. In jun!m: varsity competition Shelton wa.: an e.ven easier victor, 38-15, as five Climbers pinned 165 Juek Maki (O) (lee. Jim Rodgers S), 5-2. 175 • Jinl LaMent (St pinned Dave Farringer 10), second per'l- ed. 191---Ken Smith (O) de(:. Denny Fuller (St, 4-2. Heavyweight ...... Bruce Crawford (St pinned Tim Staeger (O), sec- ond rollnd, Sltellon .11, lCelleral Wily 10 103.--John Cochran (St pinned Ed Reeves (FW), 1:03 second pe- riod. li2.-.Ralph N011 iS) pinned Jim Stroslmim (FW), 1:18 first period. 120 ...... Roy Gripp (St pinned Craig Peatson (F1V), :19 third period. 127-. -Joe Snyder iS) dec. Mike ' ' 42 their opponents, topped by tile tim, in the lust qllarter but never OLYIIPIA 55 , HEI, FON regained their first half effective-Chllen 2 ............ f ............ P(,well 11 whistling fast time of 50 seconds ness, dnrin/which they kept with- Smith 5 .............. f ........ Goodpaster for Daron Taylor to deck his man. in close range )f the Beat's and e.n- I Rogel 27 ............. c ................... Smith joyed leads at 6-4 and 8-6 as well [ Qtdnn 1.1 ........... g .............. Sloan 10 as their ha.if-time shade. The .u.core I Olsoli 4 .............. g ................ Carte 6 WO.S t,id foilr times. I gilbS: Olympia-.---Lamp 6, Stal- TIlE TIVO TEAMS tanffle again [ clip, l:3av, Striven, Stranberg, Van this Fridav dght in Olympia when l (lihler, MeCalhun, ttazelrigg Tink- i:he Climbers hope to avoid any ter, Fleming. Sltelton.- .Anderson repititi,m of the deep freeze whiel I 4, Walker 9, Brickert 2, Olson, Jer- eot lhenl S0 dearly in their first Ifrey. meeting witil the B[ar's since 1958. OlS;mpia ........... 16 9 19 1.1.-:--55 A':ide from that period of offcn- Shciton ............ 1.;,1 1:] 3 13---42 ..... .... ............ I I [i IIII I qlL III IU '1 RHC-13 N0W- FROST- FREE AT A NEW LOW PRICE It's the biggest value in Frost, Free Refrigerators in years. You'll never have to defrost the sepa- rate 110.pound freezer.., or the roomy 9,8 cubic foot refrigerator section. There's abso. lutely no defrosting ever, Has many deluxe features of higher priced mo,]=t= ® 419 Railroad Laundromat tLC30 • 2 Washing Cyclel • Pre-Wash Setllng • Water Saver • Automatic Lint Elector, • 2 Deep Rinses Dryer DLC30 . • Automatic Time Confrol e 3 Temperature Settingo • Buitt.ln Llnl Collector • Handy Loading Door • Adapts to 115 or 230 V Westinghouse Westinghouse also from Westinghouse • Water Heaters t Vacuum Cleaners I Ranges Dishwashers t Etc. Vacuum Cleaner ] only -- $4895 2-SLICE Toastmaster 1 only -- $1 4 95 Westinghouse 1 Only liuxe Vac. 1 Only -- Reg. $74.95 Radio special $5995 $2295 Ho.,00e. ....................... $11400 $16 Snmll HLand-Mixers ................................... $850 West. Percolators, submersible ........... $1 6 95 I Mixmaster Mixer ................................ ,,295. ALSO Mixers, Hair Dryers, Food Disposers SRELTO00, ELECTF00t¢ ¢( Ave. 426-6283 In varsity play four Climber's scored pins and three won by de- cishm. At Federal Way Friday the Climber w:u'.i[y trampled on the Eagie,, 41-10, and the junior var- sity t)y 40-3. Two speedy pins were scored by Shellon varsity men, Geral Rodgers in 37 seconds, Bru- ce Crawford in 44 seconds. The Climbers rest now until next Thursday night, when they go to White River. VAi{NITY RESULTS Shelton 31, Olympia. 16 ... 103 ...... John Cochran (St pinned Mike O'Neil (O), third period. 112 ....... t:alph Nell (St pinned Larry Anderson (O), fh'st period. 120 ..... Rich Lyga (O,i pinned Roy Grii)p (St, first period. 127 ....... Joe Shiner (St dec. Fred Martin (O), 9-0. 133 ...... John Vinson (O) dec. Dan Ha.rvey (St, 7-5. 138 ....... Tom Lowc (St dec. Jolm Sullivan (O), 7-1. 145 .... Jim Vinson (O) and Cecil Rodgers (St drew, 6-6. 154 ........ Mike Lambert (St dec. Ed Bye (0), 6-2. u ii LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Shelton Lodge No. 1684 Gerry Hart, Governor Phone 426,3047 Russ Morken, Secretary Phone 426-4071 MEETINGS HELD EACH 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the Month 8 p.m. Airport Campbell (FW), 11-0. 133 I)an Harvey (St and Gary Borland (FW) drew, 6-6. 138 ......... Tom Lowe (St pinned John McDonald (FW), 1:03 sec- on(] period. 145 ....... GeraI.Rodgers (St pin,; ned Dale Bennett (FW), 1:51 first period. 154 ---Jim Clark ('FW) dec. Mike Lambert (St, 5-4. 165 .... Jim Rodgers (St dec. Lorn Woodward (FW), 7-4:. 175--Jim LaMont (St dee. Wil- lis Cooper (FW), 6-4. 191 ...... Paul Garrett (FW) pin- ned Denny Fullei' (St, 1:40 third period. Heavyweight .... Bruce Crawford (St pinned Rick Zieroth (FW), :44 first period. B SQUAD RESIrLTS Shelton 38, Olympia 15 103 ...... John Milliar (St, pinned Ben Stanley (O), second period. 112--Larry Ewing (St dec. Jim Zabel (O), 7-4. 120 ---- John WiN liams tO) pinned Mike Harvey (St, second period. 127 --- Dat'on Taylor (St pinned Panl DePahna (O), first period. 133 .... Jim Brandt (O)dec. Harvey Russell (St, 4-0 138 ...... Ken Fry (O) and Dave Johnson (St drew, 2-2 145-- Loren Gee (St pinned Bob Hanell ( O }, third period. 154---I.andy Kingsbury (St pin- ned Ron Terry (O), first period. 165- Rodney Michaelis IS) pinned Jim Walker (O), first period, 175 • Bill Batstone (St dee. Greg Johnson (O), 8-5 191 .... Brian Sniner (St won by forfeit. Heavy- weight ...... Fred SaegertO) pin- ned Ted Barnes (St, first period. , . r The School of Occupational Therapy at the University of Pu- get Sound in Taconaa was begun through sponsorship of the Wash- ington Tuberculosis Association. Morgan, Eacrelt's Amazing mw 00SEtF.$TO£IN6 ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR €anges from Storm Door to Screen Door... IN SECONDS FULL 1" THICK • SAYE SPA-Ail Inserts my on door ag ymn' • SAVE WORK--Sliding Panels tilt Mripping • SOLI I MORGAN, EAGRETT LUMBER I [] I I i Litlle Glimbers Hurl This game was North Mason's North Mason also won the pre- introduction as a melber of Lhe liminary game, 39-20. P00r U--=I. L-'.. Class A division of qhe Olympic The lineups: oil marasmans.,v Pen00nsnla leag,,e. 3. :,3 In Opener Lose 53 31 The line,,ps: St ew, nson 6 ,f DeFoer 5 Mason ' • Bainhri(Ige 47 North Masan L)I Miller 6 f Hollatz 8 The Owls hit the road for t in seLting up for t Clements 10 f Stevenson 6 Shellgren 9 c West 4 next two gaines, going to QuilCt if gifls by the hospita lly l)enny Wagner Cabunac 3 f Miller' 4 Crosswhite 7 g Stodden 9 this Friday and to Green t ans. Gifts thus selecte Shooting a meager 19%, the . the veterans' familie Shelton jmior wtrsity lost its Diltz 15 c MeKay 7 McKay 4 g Trenckmann 7 Academy at Chehalis next TI| Ir of members attend( first start of the new basketball Dow 3 g Crosswhite. 2 Subs: NM. Caskey 5, Shelly 2. day. -- • " ,nference at Lacey. h season, 52-31, to Olympia in Shel- Dillow 2 g' Shelly 2 MMK. ---- Valley, Palmer. CHIMACUM 51 KNIGII !reports on the omfe ton gym Saturday. Subs: Bainbridge -- Pickens 6, e(me l)y Quarter. Postma 11 ........ f ...... J. DeFoer  given by Mrs. Cii:tt{ The two teams .clash again to- Almoguelo 4, C'malow 2, Buten- North M.tson 7 7 12 13---39 Nelson 10 .......... f ............ Hollat! .Marv Dobson. morrow at Olympia. veld 2, Pratt, Meyer. NM. --- Cas- Knight 8 5 10 10--33 Snyder 9 ............ c ................ Wet epartmcnt Prcsident Olympia opened up a seven key, Bixemnann Shellgren. , • • Snold 2 ............ g ............ Stodde equipping a unit : point margin in the first quarter Score by Qaarters This Friday the Bulldogs travel Nason 13 .......... g ...... Trenchme tgspital for handicapp( at 13.6, but thc Little Climbers Bainbridge 16 8 1.t 9--47 to Forks, the year's longest trip, Subs: Chimacmn--D. Shold 'his is a new progra rallied in the second period to nar- North Mason 2 6 5 8 21 then return home to host Chima- O'Donnell 2. MMK--.-Shaw 4, !iist of its kind in t.! row the gap to 25-20 a{ half. Reserve game Balnbridge 43, cure Saturday. mer 2, Valley, Dale, Creamer, e auxiliary will cnrltr The visiting Cubs took off aga.in Nm'th Mason 19. North Mason junior high host- DeFoer.  the project. after the second half tip-off and * * * ed Central Kitsap Friday after- Chimacum 8 16 16 1I  lanual Christmas pat" held a 14-6 advantage in the third Senior forw.ard Don Shellgren noon, losing both the 7th-8th gra- Knight ........ 4 10 11 12  Xchange will be obser -- llesday Adjournment quarter for a 39"26 advantage' and led the way as the Bulld°gs chris- de and 9th grade games" This L U A N S es •  tg"was'followed by ser it got worse for the home forces tened their new gym with Satur- week Marcus Whitman of Port I I in the last period as the Cubs day night's victory over the Owls Orchard visits the North Mason ' hments by Post met scored another 14 against Shel- from Matlock. gym. ton's five. * " " " 00ay. P rty Fo Sophomore Tery LaBissoniere led .Litth: Climber scoring with NORTH MASON SCHOOL NEWS p t iTRimmerly nine tallies, followed by Toby U O Villines with six. The lineups: f#l#l immerly celebrated h OLYMPIA 57 SI{ELTON 3, New Gymnasium Dedication Program 00tJUIJ Wrthday with a party S Bailey 3 ............ f ........ Anderson 3 Scheduled Tonight; First Game Played r fricnds gathered Kringbring ...... f.. LaBissioniere 9 Saturday morning th Lyman .............. c .......... Bamzes 3 By Dennis Shelly sale. All monies are being put Loans on furniture the skating rink for Barber 20 .... g .......... Clary 3 B E L F AIR -.- This Thursday into the uniform and scholarship hours of skating. Th Kern 1 .............. g .......... Richards 2 night, December 13, the dedication fund for the music department. Subs: Olympia.--. Halverson 16, Da- cerenannies will be held for North Juniors have recently completed automobiles, equip" ,raes  herandhOUsethefOropeningrefres vis 6, Leach 4, McGrath 1, Back- Mason's brand-new gynmasium their orders for class rings which man, Padgett, Saibel. Shelton ..... and band room. The time is set were placed through the L.G. 1Tlent, livestock, or sts wcre Snzi, Tmni a Villines 6, Kadoun 5, Bailey, Wy- for 8 p.m. in the new building. Mr, Balfour Company. The same com- att, Brickert, Carte, Wilson, Fred- Louis Bruno, State Superintendent pany will do the printing of this other security an  n,bby andSUSanshariandsway]Lm son, Kelly. of Schools will be special guest year's annual. S(.ore by Quarters and entertaimnent will be given by Last year the student council take up to 48 months ' Denna Harris, A " . Wendy Nye, Lon L( Olympia 13 12 14 14---..,53 the high school band and choir, gave the school hoard $600 for use Dennis Hopkins. All the curtains are now up on in construction of several tennis to repay. Credit Life ...................... Shelton 6 14 6 5--.31 the stage and they improve the courts. But the discussion at the =Ik To Honor YENTER SGORES ,,,oks of the interior of the build- school board meetings have been Insurance is avail" ing 100 per cent. The curtains on directed toward more serious prob- :lat Palro Lhe sides, back and above are a lems in the district. Therefore tile I ANOTHER KAYO gray-brown color and the closing matter of tennis courts hasn't yet' able. Phone, stop i rons, curtains in the front are a medium been discussed and superintendent Court Order of Am Dennis Yenter, one-time High- blue. There were also five new Robert Johnson asked the student or write: havc its regular sta climber boxer, continued his new- spot or flood lights installed that council if they might submit an t 8 p.m. next Wedn ly-chosen professional mitt career can be controlled by a manual alternate use for the money. The 1 le :Masonic Temple. P in sensational style by scoring a dimmer. First use of the new alternative hasn't yet been decided SERVIOE FINANuI00 :lens and past royal I second knockout over Hank WaN stage equipment will be Jmmary but there were several sugges- be honored. ker of Aberdeen at Tacoma last 25 when the seniors put on their tions: Bleachers for the football O0 eeting will be prece, Friday night, annual play (The first annual sen- and baseball fields; a backstop for • hristmas party and l; Yenter, 156 pounds, was award- ior play was staged last year), the baseball diamond; and a pub- 124 Railroad Ave. er for the family. M( ed a technical K.O. over Walker The music department of North lic-address system for both tile rerninded to bring a ! at 1:52 in the second after open- Mason profited close to $100 from gymnasium and the football-base- Shelton, Washington Children and canned f ing up a sever'e cut over' Walker's the all-school concert held in No- ball field. There was still a large Phone 426-4447 0r the Zenith Home left eye. This was Yenter's second vember. They expect to profit well group of students who would like round.Vict°ry'pr° starthisandfirsthis secOndcomingknockoutin one over $100. ,','on, their present candy to wait for the tennis ..c°urts' .... i 7'I=4{: =H NE----W S He fought one of the prelimi- ' --.r nary bouts to the Sid Carter- Bob l ) _-.-.-_- - ..... " -I - I.'.*..  IN¥ALLE CLOVE] McKinney mairt vent in the Ta- ,e]ton Valley Clovers coma Sports Arena. pt for the first time .............. tober 18 at the hom ,.0b and Ricky Ruddell. TINES OF THE WEEK ],cers for the year v mmmm00&0000, ,o,,owS.,ow. m   -Du/e.GIo aberg'er; vice pres., Computed for Hood Canal Fireproof n; sec., Patsy Mil Oakland Bay tides axe 1 hr. and , ICICLES s., Joe Brown; re 0 mln. ,=ter cl plus s.o it. / FREE! • meeting was held ] ' ' hmne of Mrs. Evers. Friday, Dee. 14 BUY blOW[ WIN A DOUBLE named the commit LOW ................ 0.24 a.m. -2.4 ft. OPEN NIGHTS USE OUR HOLIDAYi would be on Itig'h ................ 7:47 a.m. 13.1 ft. 2 Exp•n=e PMd Lo ................... :25p.m. 7.2ft. Monday thru Friday E-Z TIE PAY PLAU r,,..,, Tap= 1.5 t:he group me High ................ '6:00 p.m. 10.4 ft. WITH A Saturday, De(,. 15 tIntil Christmas "CHRISTMAS BOUS" of BarbaraDaVid andBrown P OF to tion on rPoper Low .................... l:07a.m. -1.6 ft NO PAYMENT ,5;= won High ................ 8:33 a.m. 13.0 ft. UNTIL FEBRUARY Low ................ 2:22p.m. 7.1 ft. ,, meeting was hel High ................ 6:50p.m. 9.7ft. -  of Judy Partlow ? " ' Rch tlc Sundy, ]Do(,. 16 .' "---. Fioor.To.Ceillng - ' . party was planned Low .................. 1:51a.m. -0.6ft. :2. \\; at Pool Nuotare ar High ................ 9:18a.m. 12.7ft ...... ' ...... '" R00MORGANIZER P01I.ETTIA :ee was selected to , Low ................ 3:24 p.m. 6.5 ft. rther details. The High ................ 7:51p.m. 8.9't. ___. / \\;  and SPACE SAVER  wiu be held Decembe Monday, Dee. 17 f ' : " A _ t (m:, R . ,, !Orne of Rocky Howal High ................. I0:02 a.m. 12.5 ft. .gu/ar|y $I0 75 I "'-INE-- ,.o. .................. 4:,,,,. 00,, ,8.,, High ................ 9:04 p.m. 8.2 ft. \\;" Low ................ 3:28 a.m. 2.8 ft. .,. . Higl ................ 10:44 a.m. 12..2 ft. Light     Low .................. 5:29 p.rn'. 5.2 ft. I -* !;:Vlce High ................ 10:35 p.m. 7.9 ft. REE LIGHT SET   . . .: .... ° H=, ,Ix I*,g, b,laht Wednesday, Dee. ]9 == seamless II•l/11JOll r•d polnt$11ttlas w t !0ograph s .22 am 40. I ,,o,..,.., ,.o.. ,..,. .................. , y :i 2-way radio Independontly. For In- "--,-'--J 11 ring on •ach pole. Whlt• r-d bow. Set In =tu,dy   High ................ 11:25a.m. 12.0ft. door lighting. UL ap- . . hokd momo/ shelve=, gllttored wh t• pot Low . ............... 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