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Loggers’ Local
Gives Service

Organization plans projected

‘thi he the ies

at the annual pre-Christmas
who represent the coastal logging’ camps
ion of Local 1-71 a now well on the

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inland a
from main eiaiicls and
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Bciuires no building
a ed repair, have for
ided the logging

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ly air Retanittion:
area ee en Vancouver and the

and nev
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industry the

and a also eae with a radio-

telep! routine or emer.
gency commana is well as
a fibre-glass lifebo:

One Trip, 2300 Miles

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LOCAL 1-71, 1V IWA, Business Agent, R..B. Pickering, st stands at the stern
of the Local’ launch, Green Gold, os she lies moored to a log boom in

the numerous up coast logging camps serviced alee the Loca her

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‘amps are in full operation an

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Good Organization

y state that good organiza

EW, PRIDE OF LOCAL 1-71, IWA, (the Loggers’ Local) is this trim

almost all’ camps
working Commit-

i}
tion exists

NEW SUB-LOCAL Table Officers elected ot Vancouver Bay, March 14, in
is . u

used
fnseon which are scattered over hundreds of miles of the B.C. Coast-

means of access fp otherwise re- aus aud Belize Inlet water

— mote areas, and as the means of ste rviced. by a twenty-
‘ketting forestry products to the reali ecru operated by
1-71, and name ed “Green

market a8 me we ot He ms
boats 1
boat is powered yg a 204
e re neon engine
is Pedepleted of vite Sate . ki S
Pris. the ae Meee au her
in

ions until t
r pout on our ae
not have its Toxin
area be:
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Inles
which do

ing

old
Raine s sleep and accommo-
date two people “with cooking
facilities, toilet, and storage space,

co} iroriabiy Ree

e left: Ernie Stopicton, Chairman; and Jimmy Weir, Secretary. tha rks i hard
tees and Local 1-71 members
are, ace Fie fully support
their striking brothers: in oe
sRrhaibnal heat y possible.
a operations had taken
coletions ae _ fended he-
while
r ie me with
on the situation
: renter action, In all cases,
the response was extremely gen-

nd Paes fro:

went back to

recently

work.

, WA, at Vancouver

ay, e the congratulations of the atsio: Table Officers (plat
the clecti jon March 14. Grcteis left to right: George Au
Secretary), i Chalren)slErta Stapleton iinewly
elected Chairman), Mise were ane elected Secretary), Joe Wipplinger

Re Keen Interest Shown
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LOCAL 1-71, IWA Business Agent, and Table Officers of the B. P. & W.
.ogging Company, Toba Het (aa the Camp Meeting, hats 12.
From left: R. B. Pickering, Local 1-71 ae iness pha nt; Joe Petershofter,
Sub-Local Secretary; Les Chase, Sub Loca!

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