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PortEvergladesDriversReachTwoMillion

MflesofSafeDriving

Doug Beymq Thanspartetion Supervg§or
Pt. Everglades truck drivers, shop mechanics
and terminal operators were honored on
July 21 at the Tropical Acres Restaurant in Ft.
Lauderdale, Flo. for drMng 2 million consecutive
miles without a preventable motor vehicle
accident. This record achievement consisted of
safely driving for 768 days, maklng 34,126
deliveries of more than 305 million gallons of
Chevron product. The Port Everglades team
expects to reac`h the 3 million mile mark
sometime in December 1995. RE

South Florida-Chevron Dealers
"HelpMakeWishesComeTrue'

Ed MCFarland, Mc7r4fl#df.f2#g Spcc!.alif/
n Memorial Day weekend, Chevron dealers from Dade,
0 Broward, and Palm Beach Counti99rJo`aped together in a

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the Make-A-Wish staff. The ry#e-A-Wish Foundation has
been able to grant wishes to many terminally-ill children as a
result of the generous efforts of chevron dealers who cared
enoughtohdyFfagsEeffie`ty true. in

Chevron and its dealers presented a check for $20,000 to the
Make-A-Wish Foundation at the Marlins Game. Pictured (L to
R): Dennis Moreno, Make-A-Wish child who threw out the first
oFso-u-TT:FL:SDt; game ball: Patrick Morris, Make-A-Wish President; Don Brown,
-rLOR!p& _i: q%froi WTVJ station manager,. Nancy Strom, Executive Director
t«OcREf:nw#f:;5::;_Sir>;;_ Make-A-Wish; Lci.ry Johnston, Chevron Marketing Manager;
and Larry Raybon, Chevron dealer representing Tri-County
Chevron dealers.