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PICTURED above are the two boats the “Loggers Navy” and “Green Gold”, owned and

a operated by Local 1-71, IWA., to service the numerous logging camps from Howe Sound to

¢ Alert Bay. “Green Gold”, the latest addition, has o speed of 18 knots and has proved to be a
real boon to the Local where time is highly important, :

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IWA MEMBERS of Local 1-71, at Hudson Lumber Company, Pott’s
Lagoon, near Minstrel Island, voting on proposed changes in Local

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UNION CAMP COMMITTEE at Hudson Lumber Company, are left,
Bert Ford, Chairman; Ed. Lesiuk, Secretaty; Pete Labentsoff, Head
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COFFEE BREAK is enjoyed aboard the “Green Gold” by these Union
members employed at the Imperial Logging Company, Port Neville,
following a Camp Mecting. Group are Bud Bucholl, Camp Chairman;

r Mellesdal, Camp Secretary; S, Farqubar; J. Barriault; G. Ballon-