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Timber Company
last week for its
to the MAST
ambulance program in
P. Sandstrom,
- Northwest
0us, took part in
at the capitol rotunda
Sandstrom expressed
for MAST on behalf
industry and presented
for contributions to
SPeakers were Governor
and Major General
eaker
Hulbert, former golf
)aal and nationally
SPeaker on the subject
treatment and
will address the
Kiwanis Club of
20.
Volney F. Warner, commander of
the Army's 9th Infantry Division
and Fort Lewis.
Simpson was recognized as a
major contributor to the
emergency air ambulance
program, which began in 1970.
The company has contributed
$3,500 over the last three years to
help purchase communications
gear and other needed equipment.
In addition, Simpson has built
a reserve fuel supply station for
the helicopters at Camp Grisdale,
the company's resident logging
camp in northeast Grays Harbor
County.
Built in the camp shops, the
fuel tank holds 740 gallons of the
kerosene-like JP4 fuel. The supply
is more than enough for two
fill-ups for the rescue 'copters,
greatly extending their range.
The tank was built to exacting
MAST standards that include a
circulating system to keep the
fuel "fresh" and twin, three-stage
fdters.
MAST stands for Military
Economy car to be shown
Viking II, an economy sports car produced by students at Western
Washington State College in Bellingham, will be on public display in
Bremerton on Thursday, November 20 on the Olympic College
technical campus, 135 N. Calloway. The car, competing against cars
produced by students from other educational institutions, obtained
58.15 miles per gallon over 1,400 miles of freeway, city and
coast-highway driving.
Car cost set at $3.25 a day
It costs the American motorist an average of $3.25 per day to own
a car - even if it's never driven - and another 6.45 cents for each mile
it is driven, the Automobile Club of Washington reported. The new
costs figures are a national average based on an intermediate size
eight-cylinder, two-door hardtop sedan equipped with standard
accessories, automatic transmission, power steering, power disc brakes
and radio.
Insured unemployment drops
Insured unemployment under regular entitlement in Washington
State fell 2,601 to 75,131 for the week ending November 1. Including
the 13,874 persons filing for extended benefits and 19,962 individuals
claiming federal supplemental benefits the number claiming came to
108,967. The over-the-week decline was not indicative of any
significant change in employment patterns, but rather reflected the
election-day closure of local offices across the state.
Japan gets most of logs
A total of 254.8 million board feet of softwood logs was exported
t, who began his years Assistance to Safety and Traffic. from all ownerships in Washington, Oregon, northern California and
with a single Operated by the Army's 54th Alaska in August 1975. The August volume was up 0.9 percent from
high school football Medical Detachment out of Fort July 1975 exports and up 17.3 percent from the August 1974 total.
appeared on many Lewis, the helicopters have been Some 235.2 million board feet, or 92.3 percent of the August 1975
television and radio used to aid the victims of west coastlogexports, went to Japan.
and is the author of highway, logging and farm
")ks and papers on accidents, and to transfer ~"~""~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~""~"~"~
premature babies t° intensive care I BUS i
01 is society s built-in hospitals.
d the cause of many of In the ceremonies, Sandstrom
~nas we face today, noted that the helicopters have
ert."It is only through removed injured men from = • i
~d the realization that Simpson woods areas 12 times iShelton -- Ply
a dangerous drug will over, thelast fouryears, mplai
to cure the real We believe ~ese helicopters i EpXACsE:ETN ~ll)Sac~ ~ t~ J EH i
related to alcohol have saved lives,' he said."MAST DAILY OLIDAYS
m not a crusader or a works, and it's a tremendous
It I feel it's time we service." "--. I_,eave Shelton 8-45 a m 4:45 p.m. ::
aSsed the problem of ~ Arrive Olympia 9:15 alto: 5:15 p.m. |
t and arrested its [ J E ~ ==
d growth, adds Hard to Get =" Leave Olympia 9:45 a.m. 5:50 p.m. _=
Arrive Shelton 10:15 a.m. 6:20 p.m. ==
Relations Division of -=" PARCEL EXPRESS SERVICE =-=
~ratories in Los
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Is The lY,6" bore ,s 50'0 ]he Ys=' hardened piston rod
m working capacity d~splaces two thirds more oil
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Compression and ex- car or driver. ~n comb,nation
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Value buy for extra drw-
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Pair Pair
STABILIZING UNIT STABILIZING UNIT
Increased Capacity, stabd~ty, Combines additional spring
reduced roll and rear-end rate,wh~chre-establishesfac-
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ROSE QUEEN®
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Terrific price on these all
nude T-band panty hose,
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sandalfoot toe in popular
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reg 98¢
2 .88'
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PUNCH BOWL 8 PIECE DECORATED CHIP & DIP
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Evergreen Square
Monday - Saturday
9:30- 5:30
Friday 'til
8p.m.
OUR POLICY
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shop early.
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