B.C. LUMBER WORKER | Ist Issue, March

IWA CURLING ENTHUSIASTS in
Local 1-217, with the blessing of the
Local Union, succeeded in forming
@ Curling League, the members of
which are shown above. The original
four-man team, sponsored by the
Local Union, made a brave try for
honors in the BEG play-downs, and
_were so pleosed with the results that
they organized a League. Draws are
now made from this group for teams
to play in all important bonspicls on
the Pacific Coast,

Winter Scenes
At Englewood

—Pho’ +s by Wm. E. King, Camp A,
Englewood, B. C.

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS cttend-
ing closses in the school ot Camp
Woss, return home by trucks to
Camp A, Englewood. This service
wes maintained right through the
snow fall,

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