8 x B.C. LUMBER WORKER

1st Issue, November

‘Merger Convention Scenes

DELEGATES from the B.C, Government Employees took special interest
in the rights of civil servants to bargain collectively.

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IWA Northern Interior delegates and friend enjoying the evening festivi-
ties.

TWOWELL-KNOWN IWA members from the Southern Int
and Jack Welder pay close attention to the Convention proc

BEL BOOTH draws the attention of George Johnson and Tom
Director of Federation and Councils, who complimented Mr. & Mrs.
in charge of the booth for the fine display of union made goods.

chard; R. Jackson, Federal-Labour-Management Cooperation Committee;
Tom Barnett, M.P.

Should you suffer accidental foot injury, could YOU buy new feet
as easily as a pair of Paris Safety Boots, which might have protected
YOU from such foot injury?

The wise woodworker runs-no needless risk, and invests in the con-
\

tinuing protection of
The
Pai
Geis

Safety Boot

WITH BROWN BOXCALF UPPERS
AND “SURESTEP” OIL PROOF
KORK SOLES AND HEELS.

Pierre Paris & Sons Ltd.

51 West Hastings Street
A Family Business Owned and Operated In B.C. For 47 Years

UNION-MADE

Vancouver, B.C.