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December 23, 1965     Shelton Mason County Journal
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Shelton, Thursday, December 23, 1! • " , • T , Uso Joamal Ch, sified Ads -- TheyFay ...... FOVRSOM S. .' ,: i :W L Stlippers . ....... : ...... :.,..;.:.:'~.~0 16 Odd BRIz:.....~2: .............. 2~82"24 Twisters ::..,...........: ......... i.~9 27 What's N~t :L:...::.....;...,:29 27 Board Bu~i~ers',.,.=.,2..L..;26 : 80 Timber DucRS ,.2.:;::::.'.,.:~ 80 Ali-Kats .... ,..... ...... :.:...:_":221~ ~6~ Knock Outs:..,...,:.:..;..' ...... L.!9%36V~ High game~Marge ~Wi~craft 179, Lloyd Clark, 230, luto Glass Floor Coverin [ -- Expert Installation "1111 ". Linoleum Tns 5th :& Railroad Ph. 426-3926 ~ : Mt?EiXe:LOOR ~ • Formica CtXy4%IGN. --------:__ Auto Repairing .... Furniture Repaxr --- ' Major Overhauls iRepairing and Roflnishl, • Brakes & Ignition [ • Welding & TuneJupsjOn All Types of Ft rnltu Special Winterizing ] • ED'S SERVICE | SMITH FURNITURE REF 112 W. Cots 426-39926 ] 214 So. 2nd, St, , , ,i, , ,i , Beauty , Complete Hair Care • Wigs - Wiglets - Switches • Merle •Norman Cosmetics • Free l~emonstrations ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 6th ~ Lau~ 426-4582 Heating • Safety Check • Clean-up • Minor & Major $TARKEY'S Sales & Servlae 1409 Turner Drawn by Debbie Giles Fourth Grade - Bordeaux School PHYSEIAHS Third and Gota Streotl @ , - ': , :un Strikers ................ 2.....: ...... 21~ 30½ Fearless Fou~ ................... 19½ 32~ Kan Knots ......................... 37 • High games--Sheila Sievert 182, Jack Mays 215. ' High sets--Shells Sievert 503, Norm Schimschat 591. Outmates 4 (Norm Sehimschat 591), Eight 0 (C. Norw0od:466); Four 4 (.lack Mays '523), Misera- bles 1 (Bob Bent 502); Strikers 3½ (Curt Wolfe ~3t), Knots ½ (Riley Fraley 512).~ : Greeting by Teresa Krise i~ 5th Grade Evergreen School . PULLING .THE TRIGGER--Scott -Swisher (44) • was about to let go one of the shots which helped • him buildup an 18-point total for the Highclimb- Hot Foul ShooHng Wins gpsol Vidory For Lillle Glimbers Superior foul shooting earned Shelton's junior Varsity hoopmen an astonishing 44-41 revenge vic- tory over Centralia's JVs on the Grant Angle gym maple board Sat- u~day night. : Ju§t a Week earlier Contrails had walloped the Little Climbers, 74-55. This time Coach Jerry Knut- son's cagers converted 16 of 22 foul shots while their rivals made only 13 of 27, and that was the margin of difference. • Hustling Jon Armstrong set the Little Climber pace with 19 points, dumping five of seven free throws. He had three field goals, each in the first and seccmd quarte,.s to keep Shelton in the game, though trailing 10-12 and 21-22 at the period pauses. He scored four of his five foul shots in the fourth quarter, to which Tom Marshall ~td,'~.~ six of seven. After pulling into. a 31-RU tie at the end of three periods, the Little ~limbers raced in front by 41-33, then staved off a late Cen- tr~!a push• The upset victory, giving the Little Climbers a 3-2 record, v.,~,.s ~chieved without their best scorer, r Jerry ~parLs, who was sidelined bv illness• The lineups: Shelton 44 " [ Centralla 41 Swisher 9 fl Shirley 9 R. Marshall 2 fl Althauser 10 Looney 5 el Enoch 6 Armstrong 19 gl Seime.s 7 McComb 4 gl Wastradowski4 Subs: Shelton---T. Marshall 5, Duckham, Slettedahl, Dorcy. Cen- tralia.---R. Olson 4, Panteheff 4, K. Olson. Neva. Score by Periods Shelton .................. 10 11 10 13--44 Centralia .............. 12 10 9 10--41 MANN REAL ESTATE Where The Action Is '%f, td • - V. ers Saturclay n;ght. Ron Cole (32) looks as if he is blocking for Swisher. Centralia rallied in the ~econd half for a 67-50 victory. ',hiropractor • Office Now Open L 323 Franklin Street i. Phone 426-80e0 J. L. DEBBAN, D.C. 9-n,onn 2-6 closed Thurs. Landscaping • Lawns, rockerles, tre~ shrubs, • Top soft, tilling, SUNSET LANDSCAPIN( Herbert Baze Cleaning Service Rental Service • Weekly Service to Shelton Almost Anything • .I anitor Service Bulldozers - Loaders - • Ruk - Upholstery Cleaning Folding Banquet Tables' Complete Line of Supplies & Chairs, Hospital Beds, ]~ DON'S JANITOR SERVICE LEW RENTS 2103 E. 4th~ Olympia 352-1367 2216 E, 4th, Olympia 357-1 , n~ n I • Cleaning Service-------- Sand, Gravel Carpets - Wall to Wall [ : Floors - Stripped, Poli,~hed Top Soil Windows - ~Valls - Upholstery I Peat Soil "SHELTON'S OWN" ] • Custom Tractor Worg [ CLEANING SERVICE CO. I Johns Creek Sand & , Days 426-8138 Nites 426-4376 I426-3552 Norm , Draperies, Custom Made Tire Service ----- DRAPERIES & BLINDS • New OK Tires • Recapping Custom Made • Used For "I'4DUR Home NORH MMGN, $POfll'Si HEWS When Allen Scores Bulldogs Beat Chimacum, Wright; When He Doesn't Quilcene Runs Wild BELFAIR -- History repeated .... !tself in the Nozth Mason gymnas-=e~ =~,-~v=.~l~[l~'~l~'~" vu=0? "~'~ ' DO mm almost to the last detail when the Bulldogs squeezed off Charles ~ / ~2~'~| ~ Wrigl,tAcademy, 49-48, here Tues- g? l~l 1A ~15'~|.i~,|~.,-~'1 day last week• Sll~IPSON IYiEN'S LEAGUE This was the exact score by Shop .................................... 35 21 which North Mason defeated the Mill Three .......................... 33 23 Tattlers the last time the Taro- .Loa'gers .............................. 30½ 25½ mans visited the Bulldog gym, ex- Mill Two .......................... 29,~.~ 26½ cept that time the game went ov- Raih'oad ............................ 26 30 ertime. Engineers .......................... 25½ 30½ a A1 ldo Loade, s 24 3~ J y- len, the 6-4 Bul gs cen- ". " .............................. c IZ |o • Insulating Board 20 s35 ter canned 25 Pints as he led . - ._..:"&-----:- , ... North ~,,- +~, r+' ....... A ,.;,~*,,.. l:~l~'ll game-- um l~rcGson ZSd. • . ~ H~,h serms-- Bill Fredson 642 in successmn It gave him a total ~, ~ , ~ • of 49 tallies in those two successes. Bi!l Fredson cloreq the first hal£ The two clubs traded 13-6 scor- of the Simpson men's bowiing ing performances in the first two league schedule with a hot-hanOi quarters to wind up knotted at which pitched a 642 series at Shel- 19-19 at the half. The Bulhiogs ton Rec last Thursday. made the comeback move, then gained a 12-10 edge in the.:tb~rdr quarter for a ol-29 mar~in.,g~g. into the last frame. .. • Allen stuffed home the' ;]~e'y i points as the Bulldogs made theft second quarter rally and also con- vez'te:l tln'ee foul shots at the end of the third period which gave the Bulldogs their lead. However, Dwayne Blackwell and Stan Dish- on came through with the clutcli makers in the late going as North Mason pulled from a. 41-40 deficit to a 45-~1 lead with three min- utes to go. Charlie Drake a:~:;istecl on both baskets. And tha.t was just enough to His 033 214 and 195 games asp 't}]iff":~n~ineers a sweep over the ~Lbaders, whose Bud Knutzen mis- gec] a 600 series by just seven Shop, behind l oy Anderson's 556, l'oomed into the first half chmnpionship on :~ shutout victory over Insulating Board Plant (Jim Simmons 516) while Mill 3 tCha-- Icy Miller 544) skidded to second place on a 3-1 loss to Railroad (Stan Ahlquist .580, M:el McGee 570). The Loggers (Norm Castle 567' Ken O'De]l 559) blanked Mill 2 (Dave Powell 536) in the fourLh match of the concluding evening's play. stave off the pressing Ta,ri,qrs, ',vl'o cloqed to within one point on ~_...~,~,, 6-3, 200-1b. Mike Davidson's basket Xr with 12 seconds left just alto) con- verting a pair of foul shots, N. Mason 49 Wright 48 Blackwell 4 f Andre 0 ~_ .~ Dishon 9 f Morgan 2 J. Allen 25 cl C. Allen 17 DeMiero 4 g~ Davis 15 Fleury 7 gl O'Rourke 5 KAY'S DRAPERIES ~t Drugs • Helena Rubinstein cosmetics ...... • Prescriptions • Hypo-AllergtC Cosmetics NELL'S PHARMACY 5th & Franklin Ph. 426-3327 OK TIRE STORE Mt. View Ph. Travel • Air - Rail - • Bus - Hotels - Tours • No Extra Charge Angle Travel Res. Cen! 401 Railroad Ave. 426; TV Service • Radio - TV • Phonograph~ • CB 2-way radio LEROY'S TV Mt. View Ph, 426" Electrical ....... • Fairbanks-Morse Pumps • Electric Heating • Westinghouse Appliances 8HELTON ELECTRIC CO. 419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283 t Greeting by Debbie Lowe I OF SHELTON Subs: NM---Drake 0, Hedstrom 0. CW--Davidson 6, Storm 2, Buttdorf 1. Score by Quarters North M.as(m .- 6 13 12 18.-49 Chas. %Vright 13 6 10 19----48 It has become fairly obvious that as Jay Allen scores ,~o goes North Mason's basketball success. When he tallied 24 points Friday night (his third straight game in that tally areal the Bulldogs blit- zed Chimaeum, 49-42 on the Chim- acum court, but When he was held to five markers Saturday night the Bulldogs took a fierce 57-27 whipping at Quileene. North Mason tOok a command- ing 28-16 lead at the half as Allen tossed in 19 of his total, then held off Chimacum the rest of the way. It was just the reve-se Satur- n. :lay, Quilcene romping to a 22-8 (9 !ead as the Bulldogs managed only ~. two points in the second per,foal, • rod poured it on even worse in the m third quarter as the home club ~["~ ran up a 21-7 margin. The lineups: Mason 49 I C"~'n'u'.m 4~ Bhmkwell 6 fl O'Donnell 2l .... ~ Dishon 7 fj Scarf 8 Allen 24 cI Lopem~m 2 Floury 7 gl Kellcn Drake 5 g~ L. Allen 2 Subs: NM--Hedstrom 0. Chim'~.- cure--Cook 8, Snydcr 1, .Wade 0. Score by Periods North Mason ...... 15 13 13 8--49 ~, ,.. Chimacum ......... ...10 6 13 13,--,12 ~. Qu;~!cene 57 I Masen 27 ~~ o cl , ". Marley 3 f~, Hedstrom 6 Cossette 27 c Allen 5 Weed 9 gi M. Fleury 3 Schaffer 8 gl Drake 2 ~,~ %: : ....., Subs: Quilcene--Muberry 5, Fin- :.;. :,.. : ley 2, Lycklan. NM-.-Cotant 2, Dishon 5 G. Fleury. ~;~, ~ ., .-', ......... Score by Periods / North Mason ...... 6 2 7 12 27 / t Quilcene ....... ~:....;.16, 6 21 14--57 Greeting by Bruce McLain In freshman basketball compe- 6th Grade Mt. View School tition, West Bremcrton ran up a SI 20-0 first quarter lead on the way I to a 57-32 victory over the North ]Mason Fresh Friday at Belfair. [ Bill Landrem topped No|th Ma- , "son scoring with i0. 7th m treets C Phone 426-3344 View Sclmol