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Pa e 14 , SHELT0.-MASON C0trN J0trRN .... Thursday, December 25, I ad,.V, December 25
' - .................................................. STADIUM. BELLARMINE HE,,r;E ........ FRIDAY' Wu00xlzatITw00/iFI A--y AS[ ........................... _:: i --- -PilBUCA00(:=':
NEXT SHEL00ION RIVALS; POULSB0 SPILLED, 28-23 J (] 'POl 1 " I|/ ] The HO6Y)-cANA "",'. L,4 "-'"
[-ewm?e for one. practice-game talcing the floor around 8:15[ The Hi hclimberswere never be [ NEWS Eift': ;q).. 'i'i:P..La'?J r')
de.teat, \\;vs a;('hic, ved by the High- IN TURNING the tables on the ,.a ,, t g .... t,t RuaI¢ and An-[ V. " ( [ Umon"T,;IE NE [i]';)
li:,bcr: Friday nigilt wizen they[ Vikings, who won a 42 to 30 vic- ": ........ "'Z.-'7".Y--'.7": - ----. I $1 COUn$''E]:OF WASIIINtI'rt)N
'i)illcd the j)tent Poulsbo Vikings,' tory at Poulsbo just a week earlier, aerson ge:ung nelton ozz to a € [ ' ISON COINTY,:,,h,."
28 to 23, i the. Shelton gym, and tile Highclimbers played sterling to 0 lead early in the going, and [,r*][-,' /'a-,- F l the .Mat'(qF'/h:'-'(he. Est
(pp)rtunity to square accounts for defensive ball with long Norm the Vikings never caught up IY lllD[ t.JdllI1;:l _ = --gi!t Anne McDonald, :dso
" ' " • .... " , lster Mary CHI'I qha Dt'€'.(
another c0mcs next tuesday when Buck and troy Glen Anderson key- u= €, ,^m-=m.v ............ t--J. TT_IE O ....... ..... - lsmte'uu" a EBY 'GIVF
Shctton entertains the Lellarmme mg the Highchmber resmtance to . : ...... 1St llalI ilmOSoll | Fairbanks-Morse]b¢'fit;.naid c..to. 1.:
Lions on tim Highclimber court. Poulsbo scoring efforts. 8 to 4, 13 to o, and l :o tz, anu -. "z ' * 1. ...... ..... h}tel and lla..qt!alifi,d u
The Lions won a 43 to "34 per- pa,. x ..... ,+a ....... ^^,. after the first quarter Poulsbo IJIl | :llilllrl.Irl|l il TT T C ,:El_x of. tile a%w !(t '
..... ' . ' , ' 'O uvtaat t$ta tatwat tvua .L Aatllt ./J.it.J.aaltaLatat.atslijt il I J | I IlYl 1 J . _eorgta Anne avtcwo.a,t, a,.-
uct, m 'acoma. wo. weeics ago. of Viking ,shots after thev'dz left never was closer than five points -- 1 1 I..) iT& I ,Sistr Mary Carme!ita. ,. D
lcfore Bcllarmme appears here, ho hn,.r ho-.= oh h +n,,-,z ta the h,hhrnlv rauiti o" e SIMPSON BOWLING LEAGUE , tl)at, all persons ltavmg
lowevcr, the Highciimbers play morethan la°is share of Viking re- club. The Highclimber zonndeh:me (Final First Half) I 'eStart)w'a
t:)st tiffs Friday night to another bounds off the backboards, while forced the visitors to fire from W L . _ __ , dulY v,
q acorns club, the Stadiun Tigers, little Glen was all over the floor comparatively long ran/e, the Vik- Woodfiber .................... 26 .16_ | 'or tver :j]ot.s
n ano.Lner pracuce-gan]e contest, worrying Poulsbo ball handlers and ings getting very few close-in mngmeers "i":: .......... 2-5 - | Puruose |:(t
econd teams, open play on both intercepting their passes with dis- shots. Shelton, on the other hand, umoermen s averc .. za rt 1 x ttxju bewl.s:. :
dates at 7 o clock, the varsities heartenip consistent,, could have made a rout of the rceed Mill 1 .............. 23 19 il TIIII qol%d" ittild__n,
............ ' ee game had Coach Chet Dombroski s v uc .......................... o ". d as
TH[ VIKINGS weze also k nly .... h"' an- sort of luck with Olympic Plywood. 18 24 I ELECTRIC CO.:[,
awme of thei resence on offense, . - - ......... "'" -- --
.... P Hi h xeea xvuu z .... 17 2) • uch
I'TTrP VgTTI: ,. ruel tok high noint honors mer set-up shots, but the . g." a ...... +,, " ........... , o, I Govey Bldg. Phon 154-cue ch
,.J. .v_,., -:L U-Y-=A._,imerY.with four climbers were definitely out-el- =:.Y ....... "';'"';'"=:" " ',. 1 - - lcd
• or tt x'xa;stt:, nt l--llgn game--JaCK u¢war: zaa Vl late
High total--Mark Fredson 584
baskets, two of them coming at the focus and had it not been for their
opening of the fourth quarter to foul shot success would probably
give the Highclimbers a ten-point have lost the decision,
lead and take the pinch off a The lineups:
threatening Poulsbo rally. Ander- Shelton (28) Poulsbo (23)
son contributed seven markers to Cardiral 7 f Baker 1
the Shelton total, including 3 furl Tobey 3 f Fullerton
5 at the free thro:¢ line. [ Buck 8 c Anstonson 5
Accuracy at the foul line played I Anderson 7 g Sale 2
a vital part in Shelton's triumph, ] Clary 3 g Van Horn
the Highclimbers netting 10 of 14 Subs: Shelton -- Carlson, Baze,
free throws with tall Ken Cardinal I Rice, Skagen, McPherson. Pouls-
the dead-eyed-Dick of the team bo--Hansen 11, Ingmate 3, Mar-
with iris 5-for-5 record, iner 1.
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gardcu in the spring.
Let 'era rot and watch
the garden grow
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Clinching matters by winning
the first two games, Woodfiber
won the Simpson Logging Com-
pany bowling league's first half
championship by knocking off the
Engineers, 2 to 1, Thursday night
in the final matches of the first
half of the split-season the com-
pany league will roll.
The Engineers came back to
hang up a big 973 score in the
final tussle as Arnie Aronson hit
'211 and Jess Daniels 205 but it
was too late then to save the ba-
con, for Bill Levett and Burl
Brown had already sewed up the
title for Woodfiber.
The Lumbermen's Mercantile
blew a chance to sneak in ahead
of both clubs by losing one game
to Olympic Plywood because Ho-
mer White picked the second game
to bang an over-average figure
which won a 12-pin decision for
the veneermen. The L.M., how-
ever, had won the opener on Slim
Gustafson's wood knocking, and
took the finals with a remendous
996 total as Jack Stewart sizzled
out a 244 game and Bah Stewart
added a 211.
Mark Fredson chipped in the
night's best total, 584, including a
238 single game, to lead Reed Mill
2 to an odd game trttlmph over
Reed Mill 1, and the Office's win-
ning streak was halted by tailend
Accounting, 2 to 1, in the last
night's other matches. Lou Red-
man and Emil Kruse got the tell-
ing sticks for the victors.
The lineups:
L.M. (2) Olympic Ply. (1)
Handicap 306 Handicap 495
Stewart 559[ E.Lumsden 386
Ashbaugh 2951 White 507
McCaslin 438[ Rodenberg 285
J.Stewart 577[ L.Lumsden 437
G.GustafSon 541 Nutt 441
840 880 996 2716 822 892 837 2551
Voodfiber (2) Engineers (1)
Handicap ,240] Handicap 168
W.Woods 437[ W.Earl 474
Levett 4871 Aronson 502
B.Brown 452[ B.Carlson 476
Walton 4351 Snelgrove 445
Fredson 507 V.Daniels 509
852 860 846 2558 810 791 973 2574
Mill 2 (2) Mill 1 (1)
Handicap 330] Handicap 366
Sergeant 481[ Dunbar 463
Drummond 378[ Temple 494
Jess Baxter 351[ Scott 393
496 Hokonson 391
M.Fredson 584 Bishop 481
904 826 870 2600[ 847 889 851 2588
Accounting (2) Office (1)
Handicap 627 Handicap 315
Jim Forrest 379[ Marshall 463
Fortin 3961 Fttchitt 329
Kruse 372[ Batie 507
Redman 451[ Munich 437
Gruver 408 Funk 506
867 870 896 2633 888 859 810 2557
Electricians Halt
Slide, Recapture
Commercial Lead
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
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Simpson Electricians 26 19
Morgan-Eac'rett, Lbr. 25 20
Olympic Plywood .... 25 20
Local 161 .................... 24 21
Pantorium Cleaners .. 22 23
Kimbel Motors .......... 20 25
Grunert's Service ...... 20 25
Mell Chevrolet .......... 18 27
High gameCharlie Cole 202
High total--Charlie Cole 551
Halting a toboggan slide which
has been underway for the past
six weeks, the Simpson Electric-
ins regained first place in the
commercial bowling league last
week with a 2 to 1 triumph over
Kimbel Motors while their prin-
cipal challengers were slitting
each others throats.
, Olympic Plywood climbed back
onto the second rung with Mor-
gan-Eacrett Lumber through an
odd game verdic over the lumber
dealers which Bob Miller paced
with a consistent over.average
performance assisted greatly by
Bob Fletcher's one strong game.
The pair offset the fine rolling of
Charlie Cole. who hung up both
top indicidual marks of the night
but succeeded-in winning only the
opening contest for the lumber-
men.
Jimmy McClymont got the Elec-
tricians hooked up on the 'right
circuit in the first game and Mary
Leman did the trouble-shooting
the ..second, but Bill Pearson and
Chuck Berets tossed a short-cir-
cuit at the Electricians in the
finale.
Local t61 held its fou'th posi-
tion just two games out of first
by spilling . tai!end Mell
Chevrolet, 2 to 1, wi¢h Lee Friend
iitting in the clutch to offset Nor-
ris Rau's nice work for the Chev
lineup. Grunert's Service gained
ground with an odd-game nod o'er
Pantorium Cleariers as Dan Cor-
mier posted a 515 figure. Emery
Lindeman Salvagedthe sandwich
game for the Cleaners with a 211
conti'ibution. The lineups:
H Coe . 331 Keeper " 319 ]
Cormier 515 Kier 443 [
Rank 4491Lindeman 504 [
772 761 799 2332[ 764. 799 788 2341 [
Local 161 (2) Mell Chev (lr) [
Handicap 384 Handicap 385 [
Friend 540 Gerhardt 403 [
Oliver 3501 McNeil' , 350 I
Sharpe 377[Toney ' ' 363 l
Lunsford 330[Wiseman . 410 [
• ' ' 469
Jacobsen 402[ Rau
840 711 832 2383]'766 839 775 2380
Jess Daniels' 637
Bangs Associated
Into Second Place
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
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Pastime ...................... 28 17
Associated Oil .......... 25 20
Beckwith Jewelry .... 24 21
Simpson Log .............. 23 22
Lake Cushman ....... 22 23
WHS Electric ............ 22 23
Active Club ................ 18 26
Lumbermen's Mere .. 18 27
High game--Jess Daniels 238
High total--Jess Daniels 637
Bagging one of the upper crust
scores of the season to date, An-
chorman Jess Danlels struck As-
sociated Oil into second place in
the city bowling league Friday
night, the Oilers ousting Beck-
with's Jewelers by decisioning
W.H.S. Electric, 2 to 1, while the
jewelers took an odd-game clout
on the whiskers-from Simpson
Log.
Daniels closed out with a 238
game which ran his total for the
night to 637, both high for the
evening. He opened with a 218
but it failed to win for the Oilers
because Lee Westlund and Don
Woods cracked off average-fat-
tening curtain raisers.
The league leading Pastime five
held its three-game edge on the
field with a 2 to 1 verdict over
tailend Lumbermen's Mercantile
in a low-scoring match featured
only by Bab Stewart's 226 open-
ing game which still failed to win
the nod for the L.M.
Lake Cushman continued its up-
ward march with a 2 to 1 victory
over Active Club even though out-
scored in total pins. The Activ-
fans ran up a nifty 987 second
game on strong games by Dick
Gardner, Buck Price and" Harry
Peterson, but Cushman consisten-
cy won the opener and closer with
the Carlson brothers, Laurie and
Babe, having fingers in both pies.
The matches wound up" the first
half schedule and league play un-
til after the Christmas holidays.
The lineups:
Simpson Log (2) Beekwith (1)
Handicap 2041 Handicap 135
Anonson 450[ Merrick 526
Snelgrove 463] Dodds 502
C.Hokonson 468] Deer 522
Funk 486[ Earl 455
P.Fredson 529 Bayley 460
884 840 876 2600 854 856 790 2500
the said De(:easod or t
y required Io s¢
duly ,erified with tle
attached upon "
]xecUtI'iX or her A
at the law office o
I19 South Fourth
g Sbeiton. Mason
the same be ng
tile ])lace for the tra
business of the said cst
clahns together with 1
with the C[erl of th(
court within 6 montr
of the first publication
to- December 4. J94'
so served and fih'
barred,
McDONALD CLII
of said Estate
R, LEWIS,
said Estate,
Street, Bell Bui
Washington.
12-4-11.
PROMPT, PERSON,
NO, 1647.
OF HEARING ON
RE,'ORT AND
I) MINISTI[ATU'
DIS'PRII
SUPERIOR COURT (
OF WASHINGTON ]
THE COUNTY OF ]VIA
In Probate.
the Matter 0f th6 Combi
E'. J. Millet' and
both deceased.
IS HERIOBy GIVE
E. Michael, Adnllnisr
above entitled estate, h:
final account, rep
sottlemen an0
the cstale of the d
the Court is asked to
account, and report, an
of the estate
tle Adminlstratrix.
IS ,HEREBY GIVlq
with an order
made and entered on
CLAIMS ,or Deeenlber, 1947, a heat
P,d before the Court on st
lnt report and petition
, the 17th day of Janus
BILL il o'clock, A.M., on said
Qourt Room of said Cour
,l: House at Shelton, Wast
PEARSON :.!r d this 13th day of D,
• <'ARRY DEYETTE,
District Agent .Jerk of the Superior Coul
'l,.ason County, Washinglol
':,EN C. BAYLEY.
..rney for Executrix,
Ild. Insurance Building,
'liton, Washington.
MRS ",r 12"1S'5"
FARE
/ INSURANCE ! =-----
[/ ROUP ,c OF °.c ON
-1[.__ * _PORT AND PETITIO
, TRIRUTION
FAItMER| AgTOMOB L
,. , . 'IE SUPERIOR COURT
iTE OF WASHINGTO
.%,w_ SON COUNTY
- - i- In Probate
. atter of the Estate
- " Deceased.
lee IS HEREBY GIV
Executrix of the
Rabldeau. Deceased. l
Clerk of the above
)her Final Report and
istribution, king the
same, distribute
erhons 'thereto
said Execu
THER GI%
)ort and PeU
be heard at
on Saturday,
• January 1948, in tl
n the Court House in
this 13th day of D
HARRY DEYETTE.
Clerk of Sald Court.
12-18-25
Associated (2) WIIS Elec. (l)
Handicap 2131 Handicap 243
Tucker 447] W,Woods 502
Skelsey 503 i L.Westlund 524
Foster 407 D.Woods 444
Holt 506 B.Smith 512
J.Daniels 637 I.H.Woods 482
76 927 910 2713.910 905 882 2707
Cushman (2) Active Club (1)
Handicap 261 Handicap . 369
Durand 441 Gardner 518
L.Carlson 517[ Williams 342
Joe Forrest 462 SteverS0n .51
B.Carlson Price ' 460
A.Robensin 445 Peterson '521
867 875 894 2636 844 987 830 2661
Pastime (2) L.M. (1)
Handicap 108 Handicap 192
Kopperman 5071R.Stewart 531
Staley 481 R.Gustafson 436
Dotson 492 NIcCa.slin 446
K.Fredson 492 Mackey 471
Ferrier 486 G.Gustafson 476
892 814 860 2566 876 855 821 2552
Asparagus Stalks
The flavor of the butt ends of
the asparagus stalks is not sufficient-'
ly good to warran canning them.
The more tender portions, however,
when cooked in the boiling water
left over from the canning process
are satisfactory for immediate
serving or for soup. Overmature
stalks are also good for soup.
Slmp. Elec. (2) Kimbel Mtrs (1)
Handicap 552 Handicap 354
M.Leman 453 B.Pearson. 485
Boardman 440 Berets 415
Coburn 345 McConkey 435
L.Leman 438 J.Pearson 374
/cClymont 3871 Phillips 447
905 849 861 26151766 796 948 2510
Plywood (2) Morgan Eacrett (1)
Handicap 466 Handicap 159"
Fletcher 4421 Gibler 450
Miller 494 t Nelson 427
Holt 396[ C.Cole 551
Jessup 3651B.Daniels 421
Dtckie 394 R.Anderson 477
813 928 836 2577 850 870 765 2485
Mr. O.K.
Says
By R and R
Christmas lights
a glow unknown
at any other time
of the year.
The same lights
after Christmas, .
have lost heir
so, you see
it is really the
Christmas spirit
that lights our
We wish you .
every happiness
this Christmas
of 1947.
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happiness for you the
holiday season and the
New Year to come.
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