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

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YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENT

The Saga of... Baul Bunyan

Giant Among Men

INTEREST in accident prevention in Local 1-71, is well demonstrated
by the above two photographs which show the Safety Committee
at Vancouver Bay with the Centennial Safety Award won by the
crew for haying completed 16,228 man-days accident-free. The
other picture shows the Cat Side crew at Camp Vernon, in the
Englewood ision of CFP, who had just completed 329 days acci-

dent-free.

VANCOUVER BAY members of Local 1-71, hear Local Organizer
Ernie Freer, congratulate them on their fine safety performance.

When pulpwood was cut on a big scale, Paul Bunyan could spin a log
so fast that the friction barked it clean. He would then walk ashore
on the bubbles.

Brought To You By

Pierre Paris & Sons

51 WEST HASTINGS ST. VANCOUVER 37 B.C,

WHOSE REPUTATION FOR FINE BOOT MAKING HAS STOOD MILE-HIGH
(LIKE PAUL BUNYAN’S) FOR OVER FIFTY FOOT-HAPPY YEARS,

P.S.—UNION-MADE, OF COURSE!

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