1. GENTLEMENS’ DISAGREEMENT appears in the making as these five
well known members discuss one of the 110 Convention resolutions. From
left to right—Harry Green, Local 1-71, Organizer; Ossie Mattila, Skipper
of the Loggers’ Navy; J. S. Alsbury, District President; Stu Hodgson, Dis-
trict 2nd Vice-President and Frank Howard, President of Local 1-71.

2. NATIONAL HEALTH PETITION SIGNS sponsored by the Canadian Con-
gress of Labour, are spotted at strategic corners throughout Vancouver
fo advertise the campaign for a better health service for the Canadian
public.

3. H. LANDON LADD, Director for Eastern Canada IWA, listens to
children of IWA Durham Furniture Strikers, as they sing Carols on the
stage of the Town Hall, at.a successful Christmas Party, organized by the
strikers. :

4. SANTA CLAUS ROLE convincingly played by Earl R. Patterson, Eastern
Canadian Area Secretary-Treasurer, while Howard Conquergood, Director
of Education and Research for the CCL, was the genial Master of Cere-
monies, at the Durham IWA Strikers’ Christmas Party.

5. RELAXING after a tough debate, four Logger Delegates take time out
to prepare for the next contentious issue arising at the 1-71 Convention.

6. LABOR CHOIR members under the direction of conductor Morgan
Williams, record in CKNW’s Vancouver Studio, Christmas Carols for
broadcasting Christmas eve, over the Boag Foundation program.

7. CORNERED by two Safety enthusiasts, District Safety Director, John T.
Atkinson, is explaining fine point on IWA policy regarding Safety in the
woods at the Loggers’ Meet.

8. IWA UNION STALWARTS from Englewood, attending the Loggers Con-
vention, 1-71 from left to right: J. Ray; Don McLean; D. Jamieson; District
Safety Director, John T. Atkinson. Back row: W. King, W. Wilson. !
Haslan, W. Donald, H. Beamer and M. Hedman.