1, WORKSHOP MEANS WORK at
a staff seminar as these students
discovered, when preparing ticir re-
port on conclusions reacted during
a workshop period for submission to
the full student body. (Left) Jim
MacFarlan, IWA Organizer, Local
1-71; District President J. Stewart
Alsbury, and Ozzie Matilla, skipper
of the Loggers’ Navy.

2, HOWARD CONQUERGOOD, here
seen in a typical action stance was
the cting genius of the Staff
Seminar at Parksville. His remark-
able flair for creating a thirst for
knowledge won the admiration of all
the students.

3. BOB SMEAL, CBRE representa-
tive, and President of the Victoria
Labor Council assiduously devoted
his attention to the tape recording
‘of the proceedings during the Staff
Seminar.

4. THREE WA STALWARTS were
caught by the camera in the midst
of a plot to discourage excessive
consumption by husky lumber
workers of the excellent Island Hall
meals at the -Parksville Seminar.
(L. to R.) Jim MacFarlan, Organizer,
Local 1-71 IWA; Jack Bethune, |WA
International Representative, and
President Walter Allen, Local 1-85
IWA.

5. PRESIDENT FRANK HOWARD,
Local 1-71 IWA takes the floor at
the IWA-CCL Staff Seminar to ex-
plain to his fellow-students some of
the problems of organization in

logging camps. ;
6. PETE WRIGHT, Business Agent

and Vice-President of Local 1-417
IWA, Kamloops strikes a reflective
attitude during the seminar sessions.

7. JOE MORRIS, Chairman of Ar-
rangement and Registrar at the Staff
Seminar had as his charming assist-
ant Miss Isabel Pearson, from the
staff of Local 1-80 IWA. -

8. LAWRENCE “SONNY” JONES,

Recording Secretary, Local 1-80
IWA, recently appointed CC
presentative on Vancouver I:
raised many a knotty

ing seminar discussio