B.C. LUMBER WORKER 1st Issue, December

1. HAIR-CUTS are needed regardless of whether men are working or on.

strike, so these enterprising !WA members on the picket lines at Kinuso —.

brought their own barber along.

2, HIDE ON RACK is that of a moose which is being prepared by IWA
members Martin Glaude (left) ond John Beuregard for tanning.

3. VIEW of Lesser Slave Lake.

—Photographs by Fred Lieberg

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