2nd Issue, October B.C. LUMBER WORKER 5

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Auspices Local 1-357 IWA, Haney Bar, October 16, 1955

TENSE MOMENT for one of the women contestants as she anxiously lands
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IWA, is presented with a ten dollar bill as the second prize awarded the
junior section of the ardent fishermen,

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RAE EDDIE, M.L.A. TROPHY, is presented by the donor (left) to |WA
member T. Larsen, for the best score made within the ranks of the Union,
as Miss Larsen looks on approvingly saying, ‘Look what my Dad did.”

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"LANDED, but not quite big enough,” soys Frank Hall, Chairman, Lam-
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