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.. ! ..... I W--i DICY, December 20, 1962 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "h,istmaStowu, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washmgton Page 7
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GREETING DRAWN BY RICKIE JOHNSON
9 Bordeaux School
GRIMES and McNEIL
BODY & FENDER SHOP
Jim Grimes -- Angus McNeil
MATTOCK .... After three quar-
ters of tight play, Green Hill Aca-
demy wore the Mary M. Knight
Owls down with superior height
and muscle for a big fourth quar-
ter and a 60-4'8 non-league bas-
ketball victory Tuesday night wt
Chehalis.
Six-foot-four center Myers and
equally as tall but more muscular
forward He((man carried the late
load for Green Hill as the victors
outscored the Owls 17-6 in tP.e
final period,
In the first three periods the
two squads raced to a 20-20 tie
in the first quarter, the Owls led
at the half by 36-32, then Green
Hill rallied to pull within one at
43-42 as the last round opened.
Bill Stodden enjoyed his best
night of the season so far, scor-
ing 14 points for the Owls with
Jim Hollatz adding 10,
Green Hill also won the B squad
game, 36-23.
The lineups:
Green Hill 60 Knight 48
He((man 18 f Hollatz 10
Brazie f J. DeFoer
Myers 20 c Brehmeyer 6
Todd 8 g Stodden 14
Towell 14 g Trenckmann 8
Subs: G. H. -- Case, Johnson,
Humbert, Boyer. Knight -- West
2, Shaw, Palmer, Valley, D. De-
Foer.
Score by Quarters
Green Hill 20 12 11 1760
Knight 20 16 6 6---48
WOMEN'S 12:30 LEAGUE
W L
NeWs Pharmacy .......... 34 21½
Shelton Union Service 30/fi 25½
lhil's Richfield ............ 30 26.
Dairy Queen ................ 16 40
High gameConnie Cronquit
215.
High series--Connie Cronquist
542.
Phil's Richfield Service 3 (Lor-
erie Wilson 506), NeWs Pharmacy
1 (Edith Levitt 506); Dairy Queen
2 (Sylvia Fronzo 480), Shelton Un-
ion Service 2 (Connie Cronquist
542).
5th Grade
GREETING DRAWN BY ANN KANGAS
TAYLOR RADIO ELECTRIC
Bordeaux School
Age ii
GREETING DRAWN BY CINDA CLARK
Bordeaux School
PLUMBING HEATING AND SHEET METAL
LES Owner
HEATING, PLUMBING & SHEET METAL
WATCH FOR MARKEI) FISII
Steelhead fishermen are asked
to watch for marked steelhead.
In various streams of the stale
steelhead wtl] be returning this
year that have been released by
the Game Department and marked
by the clipping of one or more
fins,
Planted steelhead are fin-clip-
ped to check some specific factor
which might affect the survival
and return of adult fish,
All steelhead fishermen shonld
take pains to report every marked
fish caught. The angler taking
such a fish should drop a post card
to the Game Department, 600
North Capitol Way, Olympia,
Washington, teling which fin was
clipped; length, weight, and gene-
ral condition of the fish; and when
and where the fish was caught.
Plants of steelhead due back
this 1962-63 winter season along
with the fin clipped are presented
in the following table:
Rh'er Numlwr Planted Fin Clipped
Humptulips 19,000
Humptulips 22,000
Nemah 12.000
Satsop 20000
Barnal)y-Skagit 6,000
Nooksack 19,000
Skokomish 22,000
Dosewalips 16.600
Stilly (B. Slough) 23,000
In addition to these fish a plant
of 28,600 summer-run steelhead
is due back in the 1963 sprmg and
,summer in the Washougal river.
These fish were marked by clip-
ping of the dorsal and left pelvic
fins.
Although most marked fish ta-
ken in the streams mentioned will
have the fin clipped as indicated
in the table, there are always a
DUCK SEASON ENDS
DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS
One of the most unproductive
duck hunting seasons in many
years closes next Wednesday.
Some success during the past
week suggests perhaps tim wind-
up may be better than the rest of
lhe season has been but with
Christmas activity confining a
person's time the fowl may be re-
latively safe anyway even though
showing in greater numbers.
Just why the duck season has
been so poor is conjecture wea-
ther, or absence of the birds, per-
haps a combination of both --
but the fact remains that very
few ducks have been taken in lo-
cal hunting areas this year•
On the fishing front tlere was
a complete lak of reported snc-
cess this past 'week. Neither Ver-
le's Sporting Goods nor Winghl"d's
'Sport Shop had a single reported
catch for the week.
MEN'S INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
W L
Canteen ................ 38 22
Clary Trucking ............ 33 27
Pantorium Cleaners .... 31/, 28'./,'.,
Lumbermen's Mere ...... 3 29
20th Century Thriftway 29 31
Shelton Motors ............ 28 32
Morgan Transfer . ......... 25 35
Cole's Mobil Service .... 24 35
High games---Jim MeComb 210
High series Jim McComb 594
Canteen 4 t John Anderson 491),
Cole's Mobil Service 0 Glen Par-
ker 511); Shelton Motors 4 [Jack
Mays, 513). 20th Century 0( Jim
McComb 594); Clary Trucking 3
(Wayne Clary 559), Pantorium 1
(Mark Fredson 516); L.M. 3 (L.
L. MeInelly 533), Morgan Trans-
fer 1 (Al Johnston 510),
Left pelvic (Left Ventral
Dorsal
Adi pose
Ad£ pose
Adi pose
Left pelvic
Left pelvic
Right pelvic
Left pelvic and adipose
few fish from previous plants re-
turning each year and the angler
should watch for any marked fish.
By reporting markGd steelhead
the fisherman contributes greatly
to the improvement of steelhead
fishing. Information, gained from
such marking experiments has]
been a key factor in developing the
winter steelhead fishery so popu-
lar in Washington.
VACATIONERS CAN
USE LINCOLN GYM
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
(Final 1st half) W L
Shelton, Hotel .................. 38 18
Sunbeam Bread .............. 36½ 19V,.,
McConkey Drug Cen ..... 31½ 24½
Lumbermen's Mere ...... 29 27
Morgan Transfer .......... 28Vz 27V,
Hoodsport Lumber ...... 20½ 35½
Polka Dot ........................ 20 36
Millo's Diner ................... 20 36
High game--Vi McGee 213, Ru-
bye Frisken 203. BANTAM LEAGUE
High series--Vi McGee 530,
I Ill $ W
Shelton Hotel 4 (Edith Huisingh Jay Birds ...................... 27
429), Polka Dot 0 (Lois Albrecht Willur Insurance ........ 19
426); Millo's Diner 4 (Carole V.F,W. Auxiliary ........ 18
Howard 09), H0odsport Lumber Lumbermen's Mere .... 12
0 ( virgie Wallin 370 ) ; MeConkey Kelly Furniture ............ 7 V,=,
Dllg Center 3 (Bobble Barnett Grant Lumber .............. 6
522), Morgan Transfer 1 (Vi Mc-
Gee 530); L.M. 2 (Evelyn Eliot
499), Sunbeam Bread 2 (Millie
Daniels 507).
Any of you guys home from
college qor anywherel for the
Christmas vacation who want a
little physical exercise will find
the Lincoln gym at your disposal,
For three-hour periods between
one and four o'clock each after-
noon, Lincoln gym will be open
December 26, 27. 28 and 31 and
its facilities available for basket-
ball, wrestling and whatever else
it can be used,
PREP BASKETBALL SCORES
Olympic League
East Bremerton 60, Shelton 40.
South 49. Port Angeles 36.
West Bremerton 58, North 47.
LinColn 39, East 35 nl).
Port Townsend 49, Central 40 (nl-).
Olympia 43, Shelton 41 (nl).
Bainbridgc 47, S0qutm 35.
Forks 47, North Mason 36.
Central 62, Peninsula 36 (nl).
Vash(,n 49, Forks 39 (Ill)
North Mason 32, Chimacum 31
,nli.
ML. Tahoma 57. East 56 (nl).
Pm't Angeles 49. Sequim 43 (nl).
Bainbridge 34, South 29 (nl).
Seamount League
Sumner 65, North Thurston 35.
Fife 82, Laubon 28.
White River 51, Peninsula 45.
Curtis 45, Bethel 40.
Fife 70, Federal Way 34 (nl).
Betlei 75, Yelm 25 {nil.
Foste 52, Sumner 48 (nit.
Wilson 61, Curtis 43 nl).
(Jentral League
Tumwater 47, St. Martins 46.
White Pass 67, Yelm 49.
Rochester 43, Eatonville 41.
Elms 52, Chehalis 34.
Monies•no 43,, Raymond 35,
Aberdeen 46, Elma 43 inD.
Olympia 58, Tumwater 39 inD.
Centvalia 63, Chehalis 44 (nl).
Reel\\;ester 38, Mossyrock 37.
Raynmnd 56. Valley 46 (nl).
Aberdeen 48, Elma 30 (nl).
Hoquiam 52. Montesano 39 [all
Mossyr0ck 71, White Pass 55 (nl),
Eatonville 43, Morton 35 (nl).
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High games --- Sue Speece 96.
Don Pulwis 146
High series -- Sue Speece 169,
Gregg Hughes 233
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OU00T--U
DIVIDEND
PAYABLE DE OEMBER 31, 1962
Th Board of DireCtors of Thurston County Federal Savings
and Loan Assooiati0n has declared a Quarterly Dividend of
4//4% per annum payable December 31, 1962. In accordance
with customary practice these dividends have been credited
to the account of the savings members.
Shellon Bran©h
Thurdon ¢ounty Federal
Savings & Loan Association
Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 by the F.S.L.I.C.
9 A.M. 4 P.M. MOnday thru Thursday
10 tO 3, 4 to 5:30 Fridays
Home Offloe Branch Offioe
5th & Capitol Way • 313 Railroad Ave.
Olympia, Wash. 8helton, Wash.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES • Private, Confidential, Eccnemlcal
prodvee more than 40 points it
game, Coach Jim Doherty looks
hopefully Ln the Highclimbers'
first victory of the basketball sea-
son when North Kiisap visits Shel-
ton gym this Friday night
The Climbers st> far have aver-
aged only 41 points in three starts
--40 against East, 41 and 42 in
two tries with Olympm.
The Vikings have been singu-
larly unsuccessful in their efforts
to date, also, losing to West and
Central in two conference contests
after, as did the Climbers, winning
a jamboree "title".
NORTH IIAS averaged only 45
points in its two games, so isn't
exactly dynamit , on tile maples
either. Leading Viking scorer is
football fullback Jerry Williams.
6-1 are next to Williams m point-
points in the two st, at'Is,
The Vikings lack height with
sophomore Gary Erickson (wbo
didn't play in either game so far
tallest at 6-2, but have nulch of
the same muscle that characLeri-
zes Shelton's maple make-rip. Paul
Kristensen and Rick Roberts. both
6-1 are next to William in point-
production and like him are foot-
ballets,
It, might be a bruising battle on
the boards come tolnorrow even-
ing,
MEANWHILE, Coach DoherLy
in iis search for scoring power
has been juggling his material
madly of late. "One example was
inserting foe{bailer Ron err, 6-1,
into he starting lineup against
East last Saturday. err imd look-
ed very good in relief work against
Olympia the prcwous night,
Although not in starting consi-
deration Dan Olson is due for
much more action than he ires
seen to date on the basis of his
good showing in the scramhle witl
East Saturday.
Bob Walker continues to put
spark into the Climber perform-
ance whenever called upon and
his speed may be useful against
the Vikings.
Junior varsities start Friday's
action at 6:30 with the varsities
ready to go on about 8:00 o'ch)ck
RAYONIER RESEARCH
I final Ist halt )
W L
Maintenance ................... 41 23
Water Boys ...................... 39V2, 24!;.,
Silva Foxes ..................... 37 /, 26 :
Acetate Aces .................. 34 30
Wood Birds .................... 31 33
Four Fowlers .................. 26 38
Rayoneties ...................... 25 39
Pin Curlers ...................... 22 42
High games---.Beth Brown 157.
Mary Morkert 223,
High series Jen Tratnick 455,
Mary Morkert 52,1
=!: ;i, *
Four Fowlers 4 (Betty Malling-
.er 408), Pin Curlers 0 IJen Trat-
fick 455) ; Silva Foxe: ,1 Mnrv
orkert 524), Acetate Aces 0
(,less Tobler 484) ; Maintenmme 3
(Bill Barren 522), Water Boys 1
,.John Denison. Rod Brandstron
each 469, Rayonettes 2 [Marg
Bacon 410), Wood Birds 2 (A.I
Johnston 498).
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
(final Ist half)
W L
Timber Bowl ....................... 37 27
Gott's Oilerettes ................. 35 29
Darigold ................................ 33 31
Eells & Valley .................. 32 32
Allyn Shell Service .......... 31 33
Richfield Oil ........................ 31 33
Bill's Shell Service .......... 29 35
Ming Tree Cafe .................. 28 36
High game---Phyl Collins 19,1.
High series--Jo Clary 525•
Split picks--Lodge Kimbel 6-7,
Augia Johnson 5;7.,
Bill'S Shell Service Cho Hul-
et 477), Darigold 0 Adair Neau
415); Eells & Valley ,3 Andy
R0dgers 450), Allyn Shell Service
1 (Joyce Die 449); Ming Tree
Care 3 (Iv• Cook 442), Richfield
Oil 1 (Shirley Hohnan 41.1): Gott's
Ollerettes ( Phyl Collins 492),
Timber Bowl 1 (Jo Clary 525),
Featuring
MARTY AND PARTY
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21
113 Cola Street
-- Members Only --
RESERVATIONS -- Phone 426-3949
9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
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GREETING DRAWN BY JANE KEYSERS ,,
" Age 11 BordeaUx School ,,'t "
GREETING DRAVCN BY
Age 9 314
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Bordeaux Set]eel
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