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Jantzen, INC. Workers In Vancouver, W ish.,
Eligible For NAFTA Trade Act Assistance
The U.S. Department o f Labor
announced that workers at Jantzen,
Inc., in Vancouver, Wash , have been
certified as eligible to apply for as­
sistance and benefits under the North
A merican Free Trade A greement
(N A FTA ) transitional adjustm ent
assistance (TAA) program.
This certification covers the pe­
riod from March 12,1997, to April 7,
2000, and could provide extra ben­
efits to approx imately 430 workers i f
they are laid o ff or reduced to part
tim ew ork.
Employees at the company work
in the production o f swimwear for
children, women and men. The La­
bor Department’s investigation found
the company is transferring produc­
tion to Mexico, o f articles like, or
directly competitive with those pro­
duced by the Jantzen, Inc., workers,
qualified the workers for NAFTA-
TAA assistance.
The transitional adjustment assis­
tance program is authorized by the
North American Free Trade Agree­
ment Implementation Act. The pro­
gram became effective Jan. 1, 1994,
and covers workers laid off or forced
to work part-time because o f in­
creased imports from Mexico or
Canada or shifts in production to
those countries.
Under the program a group o f
three or more employees who be­
lieve they are affected by imports
from Mexico or Canada can petition
the governor o f their state for assis­
tance.
A union or company official, or an
authorized community-based orga­
nization also can petition on behalf
o f a firm ’s workers.
Petitions are available from state
employment service offices or other
Crime Stoppers
officials designated by the governor.
Based on the petitions, the Labor
Department investigates to confirm
whether workers were adversely af­
fected by increased Mexican or C a­
nadian imports or by transfer o f pro­
duction to those countries.
After they are certified eligible,
workers may apply for benefits at a
state em ploym ent service office.
They may receive a broad range o f
reemployment and retraining ser­
vices, including career counseling,
job placement assistance, job search
and relocation allowances, income
support during long-term training,
and support services such as child
care and transportation assistance.
B en efits are a d m in iste re d by
the W ashington State D epartm ent
o f E m p lo y m en t S e c u rity , w ith
funds p ro v id e d by th e fed eral
governm ent.
P o r tla n d P o lic e , in c o o p ­
e r a tio n w ith C r im e S to p p e r s ,
a re a s k in g f o r y o u r h e lp in
lo c a tin g a n d a p p re h e n d in g
S te p h e n D o n a ld S a u te r .
A f e lo n y a r r e s t w a r r a n t,
c h a r g in g S a u te r w ith U n a u ­
th o r iz e d u s e o f M o to r V e ­
h ic le is o n f i l e in M u ltn o m a h
C o u n ty . B a il o n th e w a r r a n t
is s e t a t $ 7 5 .0 0 0 , a n d a d d i ­
tio n a l w a r r a n ts a r e on f ile .
A c c o r d i n g to i n v e s t i g a ­
to r s , S te p h e n S a u te r h a s b e e n
lin k e d to a n u m b e r o f th e f t s
a n d /o r fr a u d ty p e c a s e s
w h e r e , c la im in g to b e w ith a
l e g itim a te c o m p a n y , h e o r ­
d e r s a n d p ic k s u p p a r ts fro m
B eav erto n P o lice D ep artm en t
D e te c tiv e s, in c o o p e ra tio n w ith
C rim e S to p p e rs, a re a sk in g fo r
y o u r help in lo c a tin g and a p p re ­
h en d in g Ja so n R ay W ilso n , also
k n o w n a s H e a th
L e e ro y
B urgardt.
A no bail arrest warrant, charging
Wilson with Assault, is on file in
Multnomah County. In addition,
Beaverton Detectives want to ques­
tion W ilson in connection with a
series o f counterfeit check forger­
ies.
Jason Ray W ilson is a 24-year-
old white male, with a date o f birth
Safety M essage Takes C e n te r Stage
14th Annual Keep Kids Healthy Funday on May 9
Fam ilies with young children
should mark their calendars for the
14th annual K eep Kids H ealthy
Funday on Saturday, May 9. High­
lights will include safety-related edu­
cational games, play stations, con­
tests and other activities for young
people and their families.
All activities are free and will be
presented at Marshall and Luepke
Centers, 1009E. M cLoughlin Blvd.,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
K eep Kids H ealthy Funday is
jointly sponsored by the City o f
V ancouver Fire Department, Clark
County Fire District 5 and the Clark
County Safe Kids Coalition in coop­
eration with other businesses and
agencies.
Free C-Tran shuttles will trans­
port participants every 15 minutes
from th e so u th w e st c o rn e r o f
Hudson’s Bay High School and the
northeast com er o f the Clark College
Campus (near the child care center)
to the M arshall/Luepke site. Return
shuttles will leave on the half-hour.
No parking will be available at
Marshall and Luepke Centers.
Activities and displays will focus
on fire safety; personal safety; health
and nutrition; bike, skate and sports
safety; drug and alcohol awareness;
and water safety. Members o f the
Vancouver Fire Department will be
on hand to teach ch i ldren about home
fire drills.
Free photo and fingerprint identi­
fication services and free snacks will
be available. Stage show entertain­
ment will feature Lizbeth, Friend’s
Puppet Company and Recycled Man.
Special characters in attendance
will include: H am b u rg lar from
M cD onald’s, M cG ruff the Crime
Dog; Smokey Bear; Vince & Larry
Crash Dummies; and the Nike World
Cup Mascot.
Based on the turnout at previous
Keep Kids Healthy Fundays, antici­
pated attendance is about 4,000. Fea­
tured activities are wheelchair acces­
sible, and interpreters will be on hand
for people who are hearing impaired.
A re you h u n g ry all th e tim e
and h av e you trie d m any d iets to
no a v a il? T he F reed o m from Fat
w e ig h t loss p ro g ra m m ay be th e
an sw e r. L earn th e la te st in fo r­
m atio n on h e a lth y w e ig h t lo ss,
ta u g h t by a SW W a s h in g to n
M ed ical C e n te r d ie titia n , c e r ti­
fied b e h a v io r c o u n se lo r and f it­
ness in stru c to r. T h e focus o f th e
c la s s is on p o s itiv e lif e s ty le
c h a n g e s and im p ro v in g e a tin g
p a tte rn s. P a rtic ip a n ts re c e iv e a
te x tb o o k , n u tritio n a l and p e rso n ­
a lity p ro file s , b o d y c o m p o sitio n
a n a l y s i s , v id e o s a n d m o r e .
C la sse s m eet fo r o n e h o u r p er
w eek s fo r 16 w eek s. C h o o se e i­
th e r T u e sd a y s at noon at C ity
H all, 210 E. 13th S t., o r T h u rs­
days at 6 pm at B agley C enter,
4100 P lom ondon. S pring se s­
sion sta rts A pril 28 and 30. C ost
is $1 10/90 city resid en t.
L earn y o u r c h o le ste ro l count
and w hat it m eans through a blood
c h e m istry an aly sis.
T h is is a full lip id panel in ­
cluding ch o lestero l, trig ly cerid es
and H D L -L D L , plus a g lucose
test for d iab etes.
Best re su lts are ach iev ed w ith
an o v e rn ig h t fast. B lood ch em ­
istry a n a ly sis w ill be T uesday,
A pril 21 from 6:30 to 9:30 am in
the L ew is R iver room at B agley
C e n te r o r T u esday A pril 28 form
6 to 9 am in the lunch room at
On April 9,1998, Detectives from
the Multnomah County Child Abuse
Team identified and contacted a
woman believed to be the mother o f
Baby Star, the abandoned infant left
at Legacy Emanuel Hospital on Sun­
day, April 5,1998. Information about
C ity H all, 21 0 E. 13th St. C o st is
$29\25 c ity re sid e n t. A tten d a
free in te rp re ta tio n o f the te st r e ­
su lts on W e d n e sd a y , M ay, from
7 to 8 pm at B agley C en ter.
A special S en io r W eight Room
O r ie n ta tio n w ill te a c h o ld e r
ad ults to stre n g th e n b o n e s, b a l­
ance, and m uscle.
See the new sta te -o f-a rt e q u ip ­
m ent and learn th e a n sw e rs to
yo u r q u e stio n s T h u rsd a y , A pril
30, from 1:15 to 2:15 pm at the
C ity F itn e s s w e ig h t ro o m in
B a g le y C e n te r .
A c e r tif ie d
w eig h t tra in e r w ill g iv e w eight
room o rie n ta tio n fo r p e o p le 50
and o ld er. C o st is $3/2 city re s i­
dent.
is T h u rsd a y , A pril 23, at 6 p.m .
at the c ity ’s H um an R esources
and R isk S ervices D ep artm en t,
703 B roadw ay, S uite 500.
T he fiv e -m e m b e r co m m issio n
r
The next meeting o f the Cultural
Commission will be W ednesday,
M ay6, at6:30p.m . in the conference
room o f the Vancouver Clark Parks
and Recreation Department, 603
West Evergreen Blvd. All meetings
the identity o f the woman was given by
an anonymous caller concerned about
the mother’s welfare.
A thorough investigation, to include
interviews with the woman, is being con­
ducted at this time. After the completion
of this investigation, the case will be
presented to the District Attorney’s o f ­
fice for review. No arrest was made.
The identity o f the woman be­
lieved to be the mother o f Baby Star
is not being released. Additional ques­
tions may be directed to The Mult­
nomah County Child Abuse Team.
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plans to p re se n t its fin d in g s to
the c ity c o u n c il by M ay 1.
T h e c o m m is s io n m e e ts e v ­
ery tw o y e a rs to d e te rm in e s a la ­
rie s.
are open to the public. The nine-
member Cultural Commission is ap­
pointed by the Mayor and the City
Council and advises the council on
cultural affairs including arts and
heritage programming.
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You Can Now Find
Jason Ray Wilson
o f February 15, 1974. When using
the name Heath Leeroy Burgardt,
W ilson claims to be 21 years o f age,
and uses a date o f October 2,1976.
He is 5 ’ 11" tall and weighs ap­
proximately 140 pounds with brown
hair and hazel eyes.
C rim e S to p p e rs is o ffe rin g a
cash rew ard o f up to $ 1 ,0 0 0 fo r
in fo rm a tio n , re p o rte d to C rim e
S to p p ers, w hich lead s to an a r ­
re st in this ca se o r any u n so lv e d
fe lo n y crim e, and you can r e ­
m ain anonym ous.
Call Crime Stoppers at (503)
823-HELP.
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Cultural Commission Has New Meeting Time And Date
The City o f V ancouver Cultural
Com m ission has changed its regular
monthly meetings to the first Wednes­
day o f every month. The volunteer
advisory panel had been meeting the
third W ednesday o f every month,
s u p p ly h o u s e s , w h o th e n b ill
th e c o m p a n y w h o s e n a m e
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Salary Review Commission Schedules Second Meeting
V a n c o u v e r’s S a la ry R ev iew
C o m m is s io n h as s c h e d u le d a
m e e tin g to set th e sa la rie s for
V a n c o u v e r ’s M a y o r an d C ity
C o u n c il m em b ers. T h e m eetin g
Stephen Donald Sauter
S a u te r u s e d .
S te p h e n D o n a ld S a u te r is
a 3 5 - y e a r - o l d w h ite m a le ,
w ith a d a te o f b ir th o f A u ­
g u s t 2 5 , 19 6 2 .
H e is 5 ’ 1 0 " t a l l a n d
w e ig h ts a p p r o x im a te ly 2 2 0
p o u n d s , w ith b ro w n h a i r a n d
b lu e e y e s .
C rim e S to p p e r s is o f f e r ­
in g a c a s h r e w a r d o f u p to
$ 1 ,0 0 0 f o r in f o r m a tio n , r e ­
p o r te d to C r im e S t o p p e r s ,
w h ic h le a d s to an a r r e s t in
th is c a s e o r a n y u n s o lv e d
fe lo n y c r im e , a n d y o u c a n r e ­
m a in a n o n y m o u s .
C a ll C r im e S t o p p e r s a t
( 5 0 3 ) 8 2 3 -H E L P .
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Worship Service a t Community A.M.C. Zion Church
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Saturday: April 25th @ 9om-3pm
Mentor & Fellowship Day a t Bagley Community Center
4100 Plomondon
Vancouver, WA.
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Worship Experience at Community A.M.C. Zion Church
3605 C. 13th St. Vancouver. WA.
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