The Willamina times., July 27, 1939, Image 1

Willamina Dimes
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VOLUME 30, No. 50
$1.50 A YEAR
W ILLAM INA, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREG O N , THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1939
PACIFIC PLYWOOD CO. “
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PLANT NEARLY READY TO BE SOLD IN TRACTS
O tto H eid er H a* Acquired the L ock­
hart and Jones Properties. O. C.
< .on-lriH lio ii C ontract C o m p leted ; P u iiitin g Now U nder
Yocom to B uild Streets,
U u y ; Fleet rim I W ork N early Kintalicd and S p rin k ler
System <■> I’er Cent C om p lete. M ueliinery und O ffic e
In a deal closed thia week O tto
Fixture* B ein g R apidly In stalled .
H eider ha« purchased the C. C. Lock­
h a rt and W allace E. Jo n e s p ro p e rtie s
and intend» to plot and divide the
L ockhart piece of 40 acre» into Iota
of <’>0x120 fe e t and th e Jo n e s p ro p ­
e rty of 45 acres will be divided into
I he Pacific Plywood rompany** plant here is alm ost a reality
now. Supt. Chas Ridout of the Industrial Engineers & C ontrac­
tors completed his construction contract last Tuesday, th e log
»nd half-acre tracts,
Roy S tockton, d e p u ty co unty s u r ­
deck building being the last item of his contract. In a statem en t veyor will p la t the grounds and O. C.
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i he Time Mr. Ridout »aid hi» m e n ? -----1— -
Yocom will build stre e ts and w ater
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IN D IA N
HAS "JO Y ”
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C harged with am bition and— th e
police said— fire w a te r, John C arl
W illiam s, Celilo Indian, per-
formed- a fe a t th a t would cause
even a H ollyw ood stu n t m an to
h esitate.
W illiam s grabbed th e ladder
th a t ex ten d ed over the re a r of a
passing gasoline tru c k and, u n ­
able to raise his fe e t to th e first
rung, c lu n g in a d an g lin g posi­
tion fo r m ore th an seven miles
until s ta te police noted his p re ­
d icam en t and stopped th e tru ck .
The Indian was u n in ju re d , b u t
had bu rn ed o ff considerable shoe
le a th e r in his p recario u s ride
from Celilo Falls to a mile w est
of The D alles. He was fined $10
fo r being dru n k in a public place.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB IN
REGULAR SESSION; TO
ASSIST NEW HOSPITAL
The W illa m in a C om m ercial Club in
M eeting M onday O ffe rs Support
to New Enterprises H ere
T he W illam ina C om m ercial club
m e t in re g u la r session in th e basem en t
of th e M ethodist ch urch w ith 17 m em-
i bers and g u ests p re se n t. In th e ab-
j sence o f Bill E llingsw orth, Vice-
P re sid e n t F ran k Faw k presided.
M rs. X icklous o f th e W illam ina
B akery was in troduced to the club.
R. E. Ellingswo-rth spoke, w elcom ing
I Mrs. X icklous to th e club an d his sug-
r t jon t jla t t j>e cju |} g„ppOr t this new
j e n te rp rise m et w ith un an im o u s ap-
would be paid and the building ready
and lights will be bro u g h t to each HEAVY PENALTIES FOR
AND ANTELOPE
to tu rn over to th e plyw ood com pany EEK
piece. A s tre e t also will be built
FAILURE TO REPORT Proval-
T u esd ay evening.
INCLUDED IN THE 1939
th ro u g h the Ted G illespie place con­
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H. F. H im es re p re se n te d T he W illa-
A ccording to Mr. A rnold K outonen.
SEASON FOR HUNTERS n ectin g up w ith the Jo n e s road which
The s ta te unem ploym ent com pensa- m ' na Tim es.
e n te rs the s ta te highw ay north o f the
p lan t » u p e rin te n d e n t, p a in tin g the
tion com m ission has in stitu te d suit
T he com m ittee on th e hospital pro-
B reeden cottages.
o u tsid e of th e huge b u ild in g sta rte d
a
g
a
in
st
tw
o
M
utnom
ah
co
u
n
ty
claim
-
je
c
t re p o rte d p ro g ress was being
Much
in
te
re
st
1«
being
expressed
A ccording to Mr. A nderson. Mr.
T u esd ay w ith G eorge C lark & com ­
p any o f P o rtla n d th e c o n ta c to r s . It by h u n te rs in the o rd e r o f the gam e Yocom a t p re se n t is busy im proving a n ts of jo b insu ran ce b en efits, charg- m ade to w ard a com m unity hospital to
fra u d fo r fa ilu re to re p o rt e a rn - | be b u ilt u n d e r fe d e ra l aid.
is e stim a te d <100 gallons o r m ore of ! S ° ? mi,’Md<,n
the tak in g of the th re e miles of road betw een , ing
.
ings.
500
a
d
u
lt
cow
elk
d
u
rin
g
th
e
re
g
u
la
r
sheri<lk„
and
Ba
|aton
w
ith
an
oil
and
Dr. T om linson and K. E. S h e tte rly
p ain t will be n ecessary to com plete
C
om
plaints
p
repared
by
com
m
is­
bull
elk
season
O
ctober
29
to
Novem-
KraV(d
„prea(i
and
fh
at
h).
then
in
.
m
ade
this re p o rt. T he com m ittee w as
this c o n tra c t.
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b o rro w , B aker, G ra n t, j ten d s to im prove the s tre e ts in the sion counsel, Ralph H. Cam pbell, and c o n tin u ed . M eeting a d jo u rn e d .
The b oiler and tu rb in e room Is com ­ U allow
U m U atilla coun- ! Yocom ad d itio n .
rnu s. Union . and ...
lodged w ith th e d istric t a tto rn e y ,
plete and th e d ry ers a re ahead of ties. T hese perm its will be issued in |
M„ A nderson also sta te s th a t as | "hoWed one drew wa,fe8 o f D * 7 50>
schedule.
T,
«J* aPP»c«t«ons a re r e - : ^ aM
ib,e ^ o o n d will he broken ■"o n e o f which }»e re p o rte d w hfle I
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I he 60-ton luthe is on its fo u n d s reived and a lre a d y the gam e d ep art- fo r tb l. new poHt office building
draw ing u n em p lo y m en t com pensa-
V f jlllp a te n t
OJ
A u to s
tions read v to go and th e w ork of in- -vent has received over 200 ap plies
tion. The o th e r failed to re p o rt full
I'rg
e
d
b
y
E
arl
S n ell
i earnings.
sta llin g the 30-ton press is well u n der tions. The fe e fo r n cow elk ta g is
“T he com m ission is d ete rm in e d to
w ay,
$5 fo-r re sid e n ts and $25 fo r nonresi- WORD RECEIVED FROM
inspection o f lig h tin g
MR. AND MRS. EPLEY stop fra u d u le n t raid s upon the fu n d eq u P ip eriodic
T he electric w iring is p ro g ressin g d e n ts in ad d itio n to the re g u la r h u n t-
m en t o f au tom obies was urged
and
o
th
e
r
su
its
a
re
c
o
n
te
m
p
la
te
d
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rapirlly Hnd th e m am m oth sp rin k lin e ng license fee. A se o a m te ta g mu t
by E arl S nell, s e c re ta ry of sta te , to­
said C am pbell. C om plaints a re being
system is 75 p e r cent com plete.
be secured fo r bull elk. fe e fo r which
day in the in te re st o f com pliance w ith
The
W
illam
ina
Tim
es
received
a
p
re
p
a
re
d
now
a
g
a
in
st
one
c
la
im
a
n
t
in
M achinery fo r th e p lan t is being re- is the sam e as fo r cow elk.
»v ci n
j
d
i
j new lig h tin g re g u la tio n s adopted "by
a card F rid a y from Mr. and Mrs. ...
K lam ath Falls and one in B aker and . h
le g isla tu re a t th e 1939 s e -
reiv ed .alm ost daily an d men a re husy
The an te lo p e season has been ad-
K
enneth
F
p
lev
dated
W
ednesday
at
o
th
e
rs
a
re
expected
to
follow
as
th
e
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-rv.
i tio
*• n s have
u
u
r
¡nstaHIng it. O ffice fix tu re s a re here I vanced to O ctober 0. 7 and 8 and a
"L i .
. i »ion. T h ese re g u la
been
ef-
com pletes a survey on ir- L x.
.
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an d a re being placed and one can see to ta l o f 600 p erm its will be issued T re a su re Island (S an F ra n c isc o ), com m i ission
...
a. j
-
fectiv e since J u n e 14th.
g u la ritie s connected w ith claim s
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daily ch anges in th e a p p e a ra n c e o f this y e a r to be divided as follow s: sta tin g : A re having a m arvelous tim e. re
M"’ " n p o r ta n t o f th e law s is th a t
G oing to L. A. som etim e tom orrow . a g a in st th e fu n d , it was learned.
th in g s a t th e plan t.
300, Lake c o u n ty ; 150, H arn ey coun-
In O regon p en alties fo r filin g re g a rd in g dim m ing S nell said. U n d er
T hc com pany received a g en erous ty, and 150, M alheur co unty. T hese R egards to all. Will tell you all ab o u t fra u d u le n t claim s ra n g e from a fine th e am ended law all m o to rists a re m -
it
when
we
g
e
t
home.
r e s o o n s e from th e plyw ood tra d e to p erm its will likew ise
he issued to
of $100 to $500 and ja il te rm s up to q “ ’re d ? d>™ ? h, e ” - hf h ts a t n ,g h t
Ken and L aura.
Ib e ir a ir rpail lite ra tu re se n t out j those m aking application first, and
90 da vs. In a d d itio n , a civil p en alty w h*.n , w lt!” n 5° °
o f a " « "ro m in g
som e tw o w eeks ago.
the fee is $5 fo r resid en ts and $25 fo r
ra n g in g to 26 w eeks’ loss of fe n e fit ' ve.h ’c ,e ’ Pr>or to th e am en d m en t d.m -
Mr. K outonen says he ex p ects the non re sid e n ts in addition to the hunt- RIDING OF BICYCLES
rig h ts m av be in stitu te d fo r fa ilu re to m ,n* wa8 re q u ire d only w hen m e e t­
p la n t to he in o p eratio n th e f irs t p art in>f license.
ON
THE
WALKS
OF
CITY
a
c c u ra te ly re p o rt all w ages o r com ­ in g a n o th e r c a r on a w et. h a rd -su r-
of S ep tem b er and th a t in so fa r as
P erm its fo r 500 a n tle rle s . d e e r will
p
ensation fo r em ploym ent, or an y fa c e d highw ay.
poss ble locul help will be em ployed.
fo r , h„ territflpv irnntpd,.
T he new law p e rm its only one spot-
He also sta te s th a t ap p licatio n s fo r
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has been re q u e ste d by false sta te m e n t m ade to o b tain bene­
lam p w h ereas th e old law allow ed
em plo y m en t will be received a t the " ‘ > * J" . " L " '
Ki«m ', h
m em bers of th e city council to caution fits fra u d u le n tly .
tw o. The" a c t sp ecifies th a t th e beam
c o m p an y ’s o ffic e at th e p lan t about ti
-ru
mli '
i
i
riders of bicycles who seem ingly per-
o f th e spot lam p, a t a p o in t 100 fe e t
A u g u st 15
I * “ " T he*e T
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y «‘»t i" ju m p in g cu rb s and ro u n d in g
JF M a m in a Tim en R ec e ive s
¡ ’ ime d u rin g th e re g u la r d e e r season. c o rn e rs to be m ore c a re fu l.
ahead o f th e car, m ust n o t e x te n d to
S e p te m b e r 20 to O ctober 25. and the
a C ard F rom M. P e te rse n th e le f t o f a p o in t in line w ith the le ft
L ife and lim b a re e n d an g ered and
fee is $5 fo r re sid e n ts and $25 fo r we a re hopeful th a t rid e rs will use
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1 side o f th e c a r to w hich it is a t-
PREMIUM AW IRD4« AND
W ednesdav m o rning T he T im es re - j tached.
ca-re and ju d g m e n t in the fu tu re .
PURSES OFFERED AT n o n resid en ts.
ceived a card from M. P e te rse n sta t- |
T h ree a u x ilia ry d riv in g lig h ts m ay
rin te d copies of the com p'ete
THE 1939 STATE FAIR h u n P tin
be
used on the f r o n t o f vehicles now
\
ing
he
and
Mrs.
P
e
te
rse
n
w
ere
e
n
­
g reg u latio n s including m aps
jo y in g th e ir vist a t the B uckley hom e w h ereas th e old law lim ited th e num -
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; o f th e a re a s covered by th e special L J. NICKERSON NEW
Prem ium . a w a rd s and n urses of- ; ord ers, will be availab le a b o u t Au-
DEPOT CAFE OWNER in P o rtla n d and both w ere fe e lin g b e r to tw o. T hese a u x ilia ry lam ns
fine. Mr. P e te rse n insists we should m ay now be m ounted n o t less th a n 12
fe re d at th e 1939 s ta te fa ir, which , g u st 10.
inches n o r m ore th a n 42 Inches above
opens Ijih o r day at Salem , will be in I
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F rid ay o f la st week th e ow nership p la n t m ore flo w ers and shrubs.
the
ground.
o
f
the
D
epot
C
afe
passed
from
Les
excess o f $54,000. F air M anager Leo ( ’.4 1 IP'IIRNI A A U T O S O N
C
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N
STR
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TIO
N
IS
B
E
IN
G
T
he
new law provides th a t th e up-
S p itz b a rt an n o u n ces. The bulk of
|» | . ( U V 4 S V IXI O R P C i t IV P e rrin to L. J. N ickerson, co n sid er­
P U SH E D TO T H E LM IT perm o st d istrib u tio n o f lig h t fro m the
th e m onies, ab o u t $39.000, will go to
Ifx llrxr.trtl V ation not m entioned. Mr. N ickerson
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headlam ps m ust be o f su ffic ie n t in-
e x h ib ito rs in th e livestock, fa rm pro-
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com es from N evada although a f o r ­
C o n stru ctio n of the co tta g e s “ P op” j te n sity to rev eal p erso n s o r vehicles
du cts, flo ra l, hqnjem aking. a rt and ! M otor tra v e l from C alifo rn ia in m er re sid e n t of this section. His p re s­
ju n io r d e p a rtm e n ts. P rem ium lists the m onth of Ju n e fell 11.2 per cent e n t In ten tio n is to c a rry on as in the E ll’ngsw orth is building is being . a t a distan ce of a t le a st 350 fe e t
fo r all in te re ste d a re av ailab le by below J u n e last y ear, according to a past, co n d u c tin g the bus dep o t and rushed. T he f irs t of th e six buildings ahead of th e vehicle. T he old law se t
;s now u n d e r ro o f, the second is be- . th e lim it a t 200 feet.
w ritin g the s ta te fa ir. Salem.
report from the O regon S ta te M otor re s ta u ra n t and will be pleased to m eet
A w ards fo r th e night h o rse show asso ciation, based on n o n -resid en t all old as well as new p a tro n s. Mr. ing fram ed and fo u n d a tio n s a re be- ' C ars w ith m ultiple-beam lights
r e g :ste re d in O regon a f te r J a n u a ry
ev e n ts will to tal n early $4,500 and re g istra tio n fig u re s com piled by the P e rrin has no plans fo r the im m edi­ ng p u t in fo r the re m ain in g fo u r.
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¡1 , 1940, m ust be epuiD ped w tih a
a te fu tu re .
p u rses fo r th e a fte rn o o n ru n n in g j se c re ta ry of sta te .
W ILLA M IN A SCHOOL PIC N IC
beam in d ic a to r w hich w i’l in d ic a te the
races w i'l reach $10.000.
C alifo rn ia auto m o b iles checked in
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i position o f the h eadlam ps by m eans
In ad d itio n to th e cash a w a rd s p u t ,,t re g istra tio n points th ro u g h o u t th e I 'p||pl MERCURY HITS ALI
The W illam ina school picnic will of a light w hen the beam is C ited up..
up by th e fa ir m an ag em en t, w in ners stat<> th is j une to taled 10.205, as
held a t th e F red Jo h n sto n picnic j This in d ic a to r m ust be located con-
o f top prizes will receive special r om pared w jt h 11,488 last Ju n e . All SEASON HIGH M ARK HERE be
gro u n d s n e x t S unday. J u ly 30. All I v e n itn e ly so th a t th e o p e ra to r can
aw ard s o ffe re d by th e S hire H orse as- re g istra tio n s, it was pointed out, to-
W illam ina and vicin ity experienced stu d e n ts and teach ers, past, p re se n t
at a g 'a n c e th e position o f his
so ciatio n , th e P erch ero n H orse asso- ta jed 21.918, an increase o f 2.7 per
some really w arm w e a th e r last week- , and fu tu re , and re sid e n ts and for- I headlights.
ciatio n of A m erica, A m erican Her- | ,e n t over Ju n e , 1939.
ford association. A m erican A berdeen
Reason fo r th e slum p in O regon's end, m ercurv so a rin g to n early the m er re sid e n ts a re cordially invited to > In th e in te re st of c o u rte sy and
sa fe ty , m oto rists should in sp ect th e ir
A ngus asso ciatio n , A m erican Short- g re a te s t source of o u t-o f-sta te to u r- 100 m ark and co n tin u in g w arm in«> a tte n d .
P lease b rin g yo u r ta b le service and lights re g u la rlv to a ssu re th e ir p ro p er
horn B reed ers association. Red Poland i„t business w as not sta te d in the the night, som e m ore of th a t “ unus-
condition p re v a le n t in O regon, n o t luck lunch. C offee will be pro- a d ju stm e n t a t all tim es, S nell said.
C a ttle Club o f A m erica, A m erican m o to r' asso c ia tio n 's "report",' although
G u ern sey
C a ttle club,
A m erican it was Indicated th a t the C alifo rn ia ! H ow ever. 1 happen to be from Mis vided fo r all.
H am pshire asso ciatio n . A m erican Ox f a ir m ight be keeping C a lifo rn ia n s at so u r’ a n '' can soak up lots of heat.
ESTABLISH USED CAR
Mr. and M rs. I. J. G reen h av e pur-
F o rtu n a te ly we had a grent'e breeze
fo rd Down Record association. N a­ hom /
L O T IN WILLAMINA
from the n o rth which m odified the I chased th e tw o lots a d jo in in g th e ir
tio n al S uffolk Sheep association. The
condition g re a tly .
hom e location.
A m erican Milk Goat R ecord asso cia­
P e a rso n and K now les o f N ew berg
tion, A m erican G oat Society, U nited OREGON. W ASHINGTON
have leased the e a st end o f th e lot a t
D uroc asso ciatio n , th e A m erican
CARS LEAD AT THE FAIR
! F ra n k R m elser’s U nion oil sta tio n and
P o u ltry association.
have a stock o f osed c a r-
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Specials fo r th e hom em aking di­
O regon and W ashington led by a
there
with
R.
N.
Hutchins
in
charge
visions a re o ffe re d by th e G eneral w ide m argin all o th e r section of the
! o f sales.
Foods Sales Co., Inc., K e rr G lass natio n in autom obile re g istra tio n s nt
Mr. H u tchins sta te s he has some
M a n u fa c tu rin g c o rp o ra tio n an d the th e Ran F rancisco f a ir in a 40-daj?
! m ig h ty good buys and invites :nspec-
N atio n al C ro ch et B ureau.
period from May 20 to J u n e 30. ac­
O regon’s W PA rolls will be re T he bi’l w as not an a d m in istra tio n : tion o f his stock say in g th a t he can
co rd in g to n re p o rt issued by the I reduced from a J u ly q u o ta o f 14,700 m easure but it is up to each ad m inis­ , supply m ost any need.
•ravel d e p a rtm e n t of th e O regon w orkers to 12.000 by S ep tem b er 1, tr a to r to c a rry on to th e best o f his
BRICK PLANT NEARLY
S ta te M otor a s s o c ia tio n .
! to Conform w ith new a p p ro p ria tio n s, a b ility .”
Is R e c o v e r in g S lo n ly
READY TO OPERATE
At the c o n fe re n ce of all sta te a d ­
I according to E. J. G rifith . sta te a d ­
m in istra to rs in C hicago, th e strik e
S T A T E H IG H W A Y D E P A R T M E N T m in istra to r, ju s t re tu rn e d from con
H arold W egner, em plove o f s ta te
Q. J. E dw ard s of th e W illam ina B U S Y B U IL D IN G U P S H O U L D E R S fe ren ces in Chicago and W ashington situ a tio n w as b a re ly touched on,
G riffith said. The strik e w as no highw ay d e p a rtm e n t, in ju re d some
Clay P ro d u cts com pany sta te s th a t
D. C.
problem except in M inneapolis, he r e ­ tw o w eeks ago on new g ra d e a t T he
th e hrick p la n t will be in o p e ra tio n
T he s ta te highw ay d e p a rtm e n t has
He said th e s ta te ’s a d m in istra tio n vealed.
P acific Plyw ood co m pany's p la n t
w ithin th e n e x t few days. M any of ¡had a crew in th is vicinity f o r about
T he W ash in g to n , D. C. c o n fe re n c e w hen he n arro w ly escaped being
th e old crew a re em ployed at p re se n t th re e w eeks and according to A rth u r s ta f f of 204 will be reduced by 50.
re p a irin g m ach in ery and m aking the B u rt, fo re m a n , th ey a re b u ild in g up This will include som e e n g in e e rs as heard an a d d re ss by Jo h n C arm ody, j cru sh ed by a highw ay d e p a rtm e n t
a d m in istra to r of th e new w orks tru c k loaded w ith two y ard s o f gravel,
p la n t read y fo r o p eratio n . Mr. Ed sh o ulders and g e n e ra lly im proving well as o ffic e help, he explained.
The A ugust qu o ta is 14,180.
w aid s sta te s th a t he ex p ects to em highw ay conditions.
agency, u n d e r w hich all re lie f is is up and a ro u n d . A ccording to Mr.
ploy all his old men ns soon a s possi-
T h eir w ork n e a r th e plyw ood p la n t
“ T he new hill is a d iffic u lt o n e .” lunlped. Colonel F. C. H a rrin g to n , W a g n e r “ I am su re luckly to be alive
ble an d th a t th e p la n t will be in full was fo r the added purpose o f facili- he added. “ I t m akes p ro p er su p e r­ fed eral com m issioner o f W PA , spoke to d a y .” The Tim es jo in s in w ishing
him a full and com plete reco v ery .
o p e ra tio n soon.
I tn tin g p a rk in g conditions.
vision of w orkers and jobs d iffic u lt. a t both con feren ces.
Oregon W PA Rolls to Drop
2700 Workers by September