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a--The G LOB E Thursday, June 28, 1973 SPONSOR TROPHY - Bill Bailey, left accepted the GRAN Prix Tricycle Race Trophy while race winner Ron George holds his trophy at awards ceremony after the big race. Alexander A MARRIAGE license was issued to Robert W. Davissecond in Jr., 23, of Snohomish and Mary L. Slater, 22 of Slough race Marysville. F0o,j Boat racers running in the annual Strawberry Festival outboard competition on Ebey Slough last Sunday had a smooth course, but a wet, miserable day of rain. The Northwest Stock Outboard Marathon Association spectacle had six classes of boats battling for trophies. Larry Alexander of Marysville placing second in the UI class. Tom Losvar of Mnkilteo took first. In other classes, first three were: SE-Larry Lewis, Tom Stanley, Dick Lee. SD-Bob Bollinger, Spencer Weaver, Ray Kramer. SI-Bob Bo[linger, Nick Fiorito, Larry Swinford. S J-Butch Schmitt, Craig Indall, John Abbott. U-Dave Potter, Stu Diebert, Steve Bestick. Race started at Ebey Slough Boat Ramp and covered the 12 miles up Ebey, into Steamboat Slough, around Priest Point and back up Ebey. 99'L Oosterwyk and Weeks A MARRIAGE license was issued to Richard L. Molstad, 21 of Marysville and Diane White, 17 of Arlington. A MARRIAGE license was issued to Craig.E. Wells, 24, Marysville and Gall M. Martin, 21, of Kent. A MARRIAGE license was issued to James D. Brady, legal age of Marysville, and Donna Jean LeClair, legal age, White Swan. A MARRIAGE license was issued to Martin L. Frederick, 28, of MarysviUe and Donna M. Coates, 22, of Snohomish. A MARRIAGE license was issued to Oliver P. Leren, 53 of Seattle and T. Helen McClung, 48 of Marysville. SPIT pea soup. COLLEGES are finding the volunteer assignments in Veterans Administration hospitals offer good career exploratory opportunities for students. MUSHROOM pizza? ARLINGTON promoted their Frontier Days with this Indian head dress float, pulled by a bright and shiny Model-T. Hank Mangis wore his bow tie, (larger than usual) while drivhlg the antique. IT WOULD be quite difficult IN ANCIENT Greece, to attempt to learn wrestling was rated second basketball from the ex- only to discus throwing as an planation of the game in an Olympiad event. encyclopedia. ' coSM,c" " ' ' DIAMONDS HxNsEN'S JEWELRY STORE ' .waT~es .. m~ttmm , ja~mv.~ tocbted at 4th ond State, Marys~ll~ Ph: 659-1706 - TED ERI.CKSON --BUS West Marysville Bus BUS NO. 4 -- Keith Med- sker ~:0o -- 'Marysville West, Safeway. 6:io -- Marysville High School (on 8th St.), Liberty Elementary, Thriftway, B & M Shopping Center, Bank of Everett, Stops along "'Old 99" tO ll6th 1~ t;:z5 s Turn north on Freeway East Marysville Bus BUS NO. 5-- Dave LaMont 6:(N~ -- Sunnyside Hills, 6:: Stops along 62nd N.E. to 47th N.E., 47th to Arlington - Marysville Rd to 51st, 51st to 84th, 84th to 55th, 55th to 6::J#~ 88th, 88~ to 48th, North on TED ERI :KSON • EQUAL C • For DON G Phone 3374845 (t For further asto exact stal , , , ,, We We care about meeting your increasing long range energy needs that falling water can no longer fulfill. Our traditional hydroelectric sources are almost complete- ly developed. So we have taken the following steps to provide other generation methods to assure adequate electric power for your future. Your PUD is a member of Washington Public Power Supply System, a joint operating agency whose first thermal project was the nuclear powered plant at Hanford. This plant came "on line" in 1966 with 800 Megawatts (MW-million watts) and is scheduled to be rebuilt starting in 1975 and upgraded to produce 1100 MW by 1980. Hanford No. 2 is now under construction and due On line with another 1100 MW In 1977. WPPSS Nuclear Project No. 3, also 1100 MW, was recently announced to be built near Satsop in Grays Harbor County for completion in 1981. And preliminary plans have been initiated for Project No. 4 scheduled "for 1984. Further, your PUD is an 8% owner of the Centralia Steam-Electric Project which began operating its first unit in up the second half in 1972; relieve much of our I: its entire 1400 MW capacity utilized. We also are a joint owner of which extensive studies could be an ideal site for a generating facility. Your PUD is also a Pacific Northwest Utilities Committee working with 106 - west utilities and Administration to develop a sire power supply plan region. The objective of provide power with minimal al disturbance. Your about the quality of your fife. The good life • i~ !•• ii¸