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Weyerhaeuser Collection Box Number Title Format Year Type Notes 1095 "Trees Forever" 10th Anniversary Tree Farm Reel 1951 ceremony June 23, 1951 recorded at Montesano, Washington KOMO, Seattle 1095 Silver Anniversary Clemons Tree Farm Reel 1966 ceremony May 21, 1966 recorded at Montesano, Washington National Ceremony 25th Anniversary 1095 KATU - Goat Creek Logging Operation - Pollution Reel 1971 transcript September 24, 1971 transcript of testimony before Sub-Committee at Syracuse, NY 1095 Advertising Effectiveness Evaluation Audience Studies Reel 1971 July 16, 1971 Theatre: PH Group Female "Weyerhaeuser" "New Bern Water" 7/16/71 Evening 1096 Willamette Industries Inc. Jingle Master Reel 1977 commercial 4 tracks 1096 Willamette Industries Full Instrumental :55 Reel 1977 commercial 5 tracks 1096 Weyerhaeuser "Hardboard Siding" 2 versions Reel commercial TR 1 Voice TR 2 Music Tr 4 1000 H2 Pulse for Wollensack Version A Customer Version B Salesman 1097 1952 Annual Meeting Reel 1922 meeting 1097 G. W. Weyerhaeuser Stockholder Annual Meeting Reel 1952 meeting reel is accompanied by handwritten note by George Long Jr. describing contents of meeting. 1097 Clearwood Reel 1968 commercial 3 50 sec. spots; tape is in really bad shape for both of these reels 1098 Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Microfilm Microfilm 1917 Disbursement Voucher Index Cards 1917 - 1933 and 1934 - 1953; Acctg Dept Sch. 11-22-3 1098 Weyerhaeuser Reg. Home Plan Color Slide Film Reel 1964 14-Feb-64 1098 Tanwax Reel 1968 commercial 2 60 sec. spots revised, 5/68 1098 Clearwood Ad-Libs Taken off Air Reel 1968 commercial May 18-19, 1968 1098 Cedarwood Terrace / Tanwax Heights Reel 1968 commercial April 9, 1968; each have 2 60 sec. spots 1098 Clearwood Reel 1969 commercial 2 50 sec. spots, 7/1969 "tape broken" 1098 Clearwood 1-60 no music backgr. Reel 1969 commercial 13-Feb-69 1099 ARCD#4 CD/DVD 1925 documents 1925-1931; 61 editions of the Dierks Industries Co-Operator newsletter 1099 White River 1931 Video CD/DVD 1931 11:35 minutes; shows sawmill, logging, and railroad activity at White River; note in box explains other files on the dvd 1099 Clemons Tree Farm 10th Anniversary Program "Farm & Home Hour" 1951 Cassette tape 1951 Jun-51 1099 Annual Meeting 1952 Shareholders Longview, Washington Cassette tape 1952 meeting May 22, 1952 meeting 1099 1952 Annual Meeting Cassette tape 1952 meeting JPW, Jr presiding, Charles Ingram, Howard Morgan and Clyde Martin spoke. 1099 Music to Sell Weyerhaeuser Hardwood Plywood By Cassette tape 1965 audio recording 1099 Springfield News Clips - Wey. Release Recovery Furnace, '69 Reel 1969 news clips 1099 George H. Weyerhaeuser Sr. speech on internal and external problems Cassette tape 1972 meeting 19-Apr-72 1099 Revised Silva Film Slide Show Cassette tape 1972 2-Mar-72 1099 Willamette Industries Misc. Radio Spots 1976 - 82 Cassette tape 1976 commercial 1099 Guest House - Intro to Forestry and Pulp Mills Cassette tape 1976 November 1976; approx 5 mins/ 42 slides/ 93' tape 1099 NWPPA / Single Projector Slide Show Cassette tape 1976 10-Feb-76 1099 NWPPA Slide Program: Paper and the Environment Cassette tape 1978 1-May-78 1099 Peking Dinner 1979 Cassette tape 1979 meeting Mar-79 1099 Orell, Robison, Wyatte "Big 3" Retirement Presentation Cassette tape 1979 August 13, 1979; Narrated by George Weyerhaeuser 1099 C.D. Weyerhaeuser Retirement Presentation Cassette tape 1980 16-Apr-80 1099 Willamette Industries 30 seconds - Timber Strike Spokesman KYXI Radio for Kathy Baldwin Cassette tape 1983 commercial 29-Apr-83 1099 Weyerhaeuser Forest Products Company Annual Meeting for Key Managers CD/DVD 1987 meeting Arthur Miller / Ethics Portion / 60 minutes / 2-11-1987 1099 Ethics In the Corporate World A Guide To Action CD/DVD 1987 21 mins; HR type video; noted *not to be confused with tape 1 of 1987 Ethics Training Kit) 1099 Understanding Weyerhaeuser's Reputation CD/DVD 1988 7 minutes; produced by Weyerhaeuser; HR type video 1099 Weyerhaeuser Management Bulletin 1989-1992, 1993-1994 CD/DVD 1989 documents pdfs 1099 Charles Osgood: NW Timber Crisis Spotted Owl KIRO Newsradio Cassette tape 1989 29-Jun-89 1099 WFP Company Annual Meeting 1990 Cassette tape 1990 meeting March 6, 1990; Side 1 - Bob Schuyler and Side 2 - Jack Creighton 1099 Oregon Radio 5 Radio Ads Cassette tape 1990 commercial Ad titles: Law, Recycle, 90 years, 85%, and 98% rev. October 11, 1990 1099 Weyerhaeuser Archives VT 302 Snoqualmie 75th Anniversary Film Transfer CD/DVD 1992 45 minutes 1099 Weyerhaeuser Television Commercials 1993, 1994 Duplicated from VHS CD/DVD 1993 commercial contains two untitled ads 1099 Recycle: Weyerhaeuser Recycling Portland and Eugene Cassette tape 1993 1-Dec-93 1099 The Dream Lives On - 20 Year Club Cassette tape 1994 18-Oct-94 1099 The Russian Connection Cassette tape 1994 November 25, 1994; what's the problem with Russian reforestation? 1099 George H. Weyerhaeuser Sr. Interview Cassette tape 1994 Aug-94 1099 Recycle: WCR 9401 and WCR 9402 Cassette tape 1994 commercial 11-Oct-94 1099 Recycle: Weyerhaeuser/ Solv-It 2 x :60 Cassette tape 1994 commercial 16-Mar-94 1099 Weyerhaeuser Management Bulletin 1995-1996 CD/DVD 1995 documents pdfs 1099 MacMillan Bloedel Annual Meeting 1996 Tape 1 Cassette tape 1996 meeting 1099 MacMillan Bloedel Annual Meeting 1996 Tape 2 Cassette tape 1996 meeting 1099 Mack Hogan's Forum Cassette tape 1996 Oct-96 1099 Legacy & Challenge (Foreign Version - Chinese) CD/DVD 1997 TRT: 9 min 9/25/1997 1099 Weyerhaeuser Management Bulletin 1997 CD/DVD 1997 documents pdfs 1099 Trus Joist MacMillan Voice Samples over Baby Elephant Walk bed Cassette tape 1997 On Hold Answering Machine Cassette 1099 Silent Floor Campaign with Baby Elephant Walk Interludes Cassette tape 1997 commercial Trus Joist Campaign TJM96-200, TJM96-201, and TJM96-202 1099 Frameworks Campaign Cassette tape 1997 commercial Trus Joist Campaign TJM96-203, TJM96-204, and TJM96-205 1099 Trus Joist Dede Ryan - Luther Upton, Kenneth Kinney Cassette tape 1997 10-Sep-97 1099 1998 and 1999 Radio Ads - 9 Ads Cassette tape 1998 commercial WYCO-1120, WYCO-1122, WYCO-1123, WYCO-1126, WYCO-1124, WYCO-1140, WYCO-1144, WYCO-1143, and WYCO-1146 1099 MLK Observance Cassette tape 1999 14-Jan-99 1099 Weyerhaeuser Radio / 8 Spots Tied Cassette tape 1999 commercial November 1999; no description of ads 1099 "Sasquatch Book 1" CD/DVD 1999 photos 29 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 2" CD/DVD 1999 photos 34 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 3" CD/DVD 1999 photos 25 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 4" CD/DVD 1999 photos 30 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 5" CD/DVD 1999 photos 19 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 6" CD/DVD 1999 photos 45 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 7" CD/DVD 1999 photos 37 photos 1099 "Sasquatch Book 8" CD/DVD 1999 photos 54 photos 1099 First Choice Designer Homes CD/DVD 2000 includes blueprints for homes 1099 Weyerhaeuser Centennial 1900-2000 CD/DVD 2000 19 minutes 1099 Trus Joist Telephone On-Hold "Engineering Better Ways To Build" Cassette tape 2000 Revised 1/2000 1099 Weyerhaeuser Radio 2001 Cassette tape 2001 commercial Contains WYCO-1168, WYCO-1172, WYCO-1173, WYCO-1174, WYCO-1175, WYCO-1176, WYCO-1177, WYCO-1178, and WYCO-1179 1099 Weyerhaeuser First Nations Radio Spots Cassette tape 2001 commercial 14-Mar-01 Weyerhaeuser Company Records Series X: Audio/Visual Materials, 1922-2010. Box Number Title Format Year Type Notes 1099 Unedited Music from 2002 TV Campaign Thirteen Cuts CD/DVD 2002 commercial 1099 Radio Ads CD/DVD 2002 commercial WYCO 1122, 1120, 1160, 1124, 1140, 1143, 1168, 1172, 1173, 1174, 1175, 1176, 1177, 1211, 1213, 1214, and 1215 1099 SMT Decisions on Willamette Integration T337118W Cassette tape 2002 9-Apr-02 1099 Weyerhaeuser photos CD/DVD 2002 jpg images of products 1099 Weyerhaeuser Music 2002 CD/DVD 2002 commercial Unedited music from 2002 TV campaign thirteen cuts 1099 George Hunt Walker Weyerhaeuser Bldg. CD/DVD 2003 photos 59 jpgs of building and landscaping 1099 "The Future is Growing" CD/DVD 2003 1099 WellPower Guide and Orientation Presentation CD/DVD 2003 documents May 2003; pdf document and power point presentation 1099 7020 2003 Sales Meeting Kickoff Video CD/DVD 2003 video describing Weyerhaeuser products - looks like it would have been used internally versus commercially 1099 Kraft Pulp Process Overview CD/DVD 2003 program produced by Weyerhaeuser 1099 Lynne Michaelis Employee Forum Cassette tape 2003 meeting 16-Dec-03 1099 Steve Rogel Employee Forum Cassette tape 2003 meeting 8-Jul-03 1099 Weyerhaeuser Top Management Team T452975W Steve Rogel Cassette tape 2003 meeting 24-Oct-03 1099 Radio Ads CD/DVD 2004 commercial WYCO 1257, 1258, 1259, 1262, 1263, and 1264; Recorded with the voice of Jeff Bridges 1099 Radio Ads CD/DVD 2004 commercial WYCO 1171, 1113, 1115, 1151, 1169, 1227, 1164, 1207, 1208, and 1252 1099 Worklife Balance Workshop CD/DVD 2004 photos October 2004; 70 jpg images taken during workshop 1099 The Party Tape CD/DVD 2004 December 2004; labeled "For Internal Use Only" Length 2 hours; old company footage set to music 1099 "Keep Glass Out of the News" and "The Paper Trail: A Recycling Overview" CD/DVD 2004 March 2004; produced by Weyerhaeuser 1099 Weyerhaeuser Recycling 2004 CD/DVD 2004 industry research, photos, and recycling general information 1099 Computers for Uruguay CD/DVD 2004 produced by Weyerhaeuser; PR type video - discussed Weyerhaeuser donations 1099 Celebrating 35 Years of Partnership CD/DVD 2004 Weyerhaeuser & Pardee Homes 1099 George H. Weyerhaeuser Jr. Employee Forum Cassette tape 2004 meeting May 26-27, 2004 1099 Kathy McAuley Employee Forum Cassette tape 2004 meeting 1099 Rich Hanson Employee Forum Cassette tape 2004 meeting 10-Mar-04 1099 Steve Rogel Employee Forum CH Café Cassette tape 2004 meeting 14-Sep-04 1099 Handling Health Problems Better CD/DVD 2005 video 1099 The Future is Growing - An overview of Weyerhaeuser Company CD/DVD 2005 1099 RR Photos, Chehalis Western, Klamath Falls, St.
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