2nd Issue, November : B.C. LUMBER WORKER 5

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DOREEN THOMS (left), and Martha Goddard, delegates from Local 1-217
MERGER CONVENTION SCENE, indicates the close attention given to convention work by large crowd of IWA, argue with Arthur Turner and Ted Jamieson (right), that they should
delegates. Members of the Unity Committee are seen seated on the platform. also have the opportunity to qualify for a new outfit.

© ALLEGED INTRUDER, seen at right of Interior delegates, J. Holst and H. Webb, Local MEMBERS OF RETAIL, Wholesale & Department Store Union delegation seen here are the
qaae IWA, later explained that he was about to make one of his eloquent speeches same persons who have pioneered trade union organization in the wholesale industry.
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In the foreground will be seen from left, Gerry Emary, Bud Hodgkins, and Ray Haines.

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The Scez in Logging Boots is made
ONLY by DAYTON’S

Here’s DANNY SAILOR, pride of the B.C. Woods, standing on

Positive his head and showing off his sure-footed DAYTON LIGHT
CRUISERS. Only minutes before, Danny had again won the

‘3 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TREE CLIMBING CONTEST,

Proo held this year (1956). in EUREKA, California. DANNY
SAILOR ALWAYS WEARS DAYTON’S BOOTS. His proud

record is ample proof of DAYTON SUPREMACY. DAYTON
TOPS THEM ALL.

DAYTON SHOE MANUFACTURING Co. (B.C.) Ltd.

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