Has Meeting
Fair
Brocha and two daughters of
" Bachelors 4-H Lake Limerick.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kratcha
rAug. 9. visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter
were Rick Kratcha and John Kratcha Friday
~eler, Eric evening. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Roger Kratcha visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Yers, Arney Cookson and Jackie.
Chzis
sa Murray and
Worked on OVTI Names
and Rodney
~,ii II
0s ,., ,ub t.ouncelor
14 at the A new dimension in
L tlelenBakke, counseling has been added at
on record Olympia Vocational Technical
about what Institute with Mrs. Robert L.
to enter for (Gaye) Cannon serving as a
Were given the full-time counselor at the
m the food Institute.
This is the first woman
Mr. and Mrs. counselor hired by OVTI; she will
• , of Silverdale assist Dr. John Willmarth, who for
rand family Mr. five years has not only been the
and Jeff of school's counselor but its registrar
hn Kratcha, as well.
~ratcha, Mr. With the addition of two new
an, Mr. and programs - landscape
Michael and horticulture and practical nursing
and Mrs. Ray - OVTI is now offering 19
different occupational programs
visiting Mr. for prospective students.
last week They include:
Cookson Accounting clerk, accounting
~arol Walter of
ad Mrs. Anita assistant, cashier-checker and
retail sales, clerk-typist, data
processing technology, general
office clerk, key punch,
stenographer, dental assistant,
medical assistant, medical
BUYING secretary, nurse aide, ward clerk,
automotive mechanical and
service training, civil engineering
aide technology, electronics
technology and welding.
Registration information is
ST. available by contacting OVTI's
N~ administration office on Mottman
Road (753-3000). Night school
information is available at the
same office or by calling
753-3005.
Lodge No. 2467 meets
"Y WED., 8:00 P.M.
Banquet Room
Application has been received welfare of the people.
by the Seattle Corps of Engineers Comments on these factors
office from Richard V. Dvorak, will be accepted and made part of
7521 - 50th Avenue East, the record and will be considered
Tacoma for Department of the in determining whether it would
Army permit for certain work in be in the best public interest to
Vaughn Bay of Puget Sound. grant a permit. Replies to this
The work includes repair and notice should be mailed to reach
preservation of existing sandbag the Seattle Corps office not later
bulkhead and a floating timberthan Sept. 7, 1971'to insure
and styrofoam pier. The applicant consideration.
advises that the bulkhead is
approximately 35 years old and
the pier is six years old and is
used for private boat moorage.
Interested parties are
requested to submit, in writing,
any comments or objections that
they may have to the existing
work. The decision as to whether
a permit will be issued will be
based on an evaluation of the At
impact of the existing work on
the public interest. Factors
affecting the public interest
include, but are not limited to,
navigation, fish and wildlife, Call
water quality, economics,
conservation, aesthetics,
recreation, water supply, flood
damage prevention, ecosystems, 426-2646
CLEANING OFF DISHES was one of the necessary duties which had to b
performed at Mason County 4-H Club Camp held recently at Panhandle
Lake. There were 125 young people and 19 adults at the camp. There was a
variety of classes which the youngsters could participate in. Other highlights
,o ,u0e0 o ,,,m on 0ru0s s own , ,e,roo0e ao0 0 v,s,*,rom iiil
Girl Dee Williamson and Smokey the Bear.
Iiii!!i iiiiiiii!
:: Ask us about our paycheck protec
I i e iii! i: tion plan and Money Back Life
li .":l NLIAN I1 ,iiiiiii iiiii:i::il Insurance.
&
SMITH
.oo ca a, mon* re ,nt, . Of o,, te ,e,owe, n t e e ton ap roa re., t ,644-foot,
ten years old last Thursday, were paying passengers. But wait the bridge at a rate which will see east approach structure, the
reports the Washington State a minute, the other 47,899 the total debt canceled in the year 192-foot west approach structure, ~iiiiiiiiiii"i:,For AI Your nsurance Needs ~.i~..~
Highways Department. passengers who received free 2000. the 16,610 foot west approach[ii iIII Mon.-Fri. '1117 I~ #',,6m ~8 Saturday ~:.i~!~
Thousands of people and passage were legitimate. They Construction of the bridgeroad, and the 7131 foot floating iiiii::iii!!:iill 9to6p.m. Ill Lo ~,UIU ,Plo 10a.m.--1 p.m.!:.:.~}.~i~
vehicles celebrated her birth on were fully-paid Cross-Sound ferry was started in January 1958. The bridge itself was completed August :::i':g.';:
August 12, 1961 along with passengers who are accorded "free total project, the 4590-foot 1,1961. !":"~:~
:yoUngsters from the Port passage" on the bridge ...... .....
I I I I
Townsend, Chimacum, and North This "free passage" is not f ~ ~ ~ : ,,~
Kitsap High Schools who brought extended to the driver and
rlAt'-LLMARK along their band instruments to automobile involved. Each of
INN add music to the festivities. Even them, all 90,019 in the last ';'"""
Indians doing their ancient reporting month, paid the full [
~hirt i)emits Now and become a dances, and beauty queens just $1.30 toll. I /
in eutiu t,ee er nato46,r !;I' J
Charter Member! opening. 5233 other vehicles crossed the ' ' 1
It has been a good ten years bridge. The tolls collected for " " f
f~J| ' IJltereste- -ecomhl~ for the 7131-foot floating bridge, these vehicles are variable because .'
i
In the last reported month ofthey are based on the gross i .
| g
in
b
operation, figures show many tonnage involved.
embers are welcome, thousands of people have traveled During her first 12 months of if]i !lI
the entire 5.51 mile length of the operation, the bridge 1
project, accommodated 772,672 lii~
Over I 11,000 passengers passengers and 580 692 vehicles
crossed the bridge in that one for a total'revenue of $1,075,564.
In the past 1 2 months of A.,
operation, 1,203,275 passengers
and 1,085,727 vehicles crossed . . ,,,
the bridge The revenue collected il :i"i
for these 1"2 months of operation ,.1,} ~i
was $1,990,367.
Shoe Salon so the toll bridge is an CO;II~,"
unqualified success. The tolls [O tt~¢
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