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af, ONTINUING optimism, tinged tUwith a touch of caution born out of recent bad business conditions from 1980 - 1982 marked that remarkable industry ritual, the Spring Meeting of the Western Wood Products Association.

It is an amazing montage of deals being done, facts being ferreted, problems being solved, committees committing, policies being pro-

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AM0NG convenlioneers were: (1) Brent Malarkey, Fran & lra Liberman. (2) Ruth Jane Wood, AlThrasher. (3)Steve Ryan, Bill Sullivan. (4) Chris Pooser, Dale Fleshman, Jim Senner, Reggie Short, Judith Novick. (5) Keith Kersell, Dave Mensing. (6) Steve Hagen, Karl Drexel. (7) Cliff Smoot, Carol Willming, Paul Kaplan. (8) Alan Gray, John & Lois Weaver, Betty Foster, Sandra Tyrone, Joyce Barnfield. (9) Pat & Ross Ingraham. (10) Knute Weidman, Paul Ward, John Weaver, and the late Jim Pierce. (11) Frank Otal, Paul Lewis, Jody Roebuck, Harold Hill. (12) Bill Jacobson, Bill Mercer, (13) Jack Powell, John Kelly. (14) Bob Buie, Brett Morgan. (15) Scott Daley, Darryl Motley.