Crow High School - Cougar Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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this symbol ofquality means much to many in the Crow area. It represents high quality Long-Bell build- ing materials manufactured at International Paper Company's nearby Vaughn Operations. And the national marketing of Vaughn products--like the plywood shown above--creates employment For some 640 people in the mills and woods. Last year Vaughn plywood and lumber products were shipped into every state in the union, with the Vaughn Operations providing nearly. S4 million payroll locally. Vaughn contributes another million dollars to the area's economy annually through local purchases of materials, equipment and supplies. The symbols on these neatly stacked plywood packages also call attention to International Paper's continuing modernization program at Vaughn. This new plywood warehouse addition is one of a number of recent improvements there. Improvements designed to help maintain Vaughn products' position in today's highly competitive marketplace. INTERNATIONAL PAPER LONG-BELL DIVISION Vaughn, Oregon

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