B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Ist Issue, September

MEMBERS of the Ladysmith Sub-Local of Local 1-80, IWA., attending
the meeting called August 17th, to vote on the Sloan Formula. Axel

(Tiny) Waga and Paddy Thompson.

Anderson and John Popovich Jr., shown in the foreground, pay close
attention to District President, Joe Morris who was the guest speaker.

BALLOTTING COMMITTEE tabulating the results following tho
meeting. Group from left, G. Simpson; John Popovich Sr.; Axel Ander-
son; Ed, (Tiny) Wage.

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CHIP TRUCK DRIVERS Don Thompson and Howard Fourber pose
outside the Local Office. Both are Union members and Howard is a
Job Steward.

IWA JOB STEWARD at the J. S. Mack
Gamble and his wife relex following the doy

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activities at their home.

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TWO more well known members who attended the meeting were Ed.

, The Saga On: Paul Bunyan

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Paul Bunyan went out to the Southwest hunting timber, but on the
way he let his peavey drag a bit. The iron hook made a big gash which
used to be called Paul Bunyan’s Scratch. Nowadays folks call it The
Grand Canyon.

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