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Ist VICE-PRESIDENT Bob Ross of Local 1-71, in the ORGANIZER for Local 1-71, in the area of Bella Coola, LOCAL 1-71 stenographer, Dorothy Otani, at work keep-
Local: Office following the completion of one of his or- Port Hardy, Quatsino Sound, Englewood and Port Mc- ing an accurate account of the Local Membership
ganizational trips on the Loggers’ Navy which resulted Neill, is Jimmy Roy shown here at his desk in the Local _ records.
in a steadily growing membership. . Office, planning how best to service the members.

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BOOKKEEPER of Local 1-71, Wes King ‘looks after the income and expenditure accounts
of the Local and the Trustees praise the fine job she is doing.

GROUP PICTURE taken in Local 1-71 Office shows from
left, Art Granger, Camp L, Englewood, Board Member
of Local 1-71; Wes King; Bill Wilson; Dorothy Otani;
E Jimmy Roy.

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