DOUG EVANS

Doug Evans (on log exports) “... And
they’re shipping out #1 peelers and sawlogs,
and leaving us with the culls, the stuff the
Asians reject ... We’ve lost over a thousand
permanent jobs in the Vancouver Local
alone, and one of the main reasons was that
those outfits couldn’t make it with the junk
that’s left over. . . counting the service that
the industry supports, that’s 3,500 jobs lost
... this government is putting people on
welfare...”

HARVEY ARCAND

Harvey Arcand (on WCB officials) . . .
“these guys are senile... I think they have to
be, it’s a qualification they insist on...
they’re proof that the abortion laws should
have been changed long ago...

Projectionist Derek Jones calls for Boycott of Famous
Players.

TERRY SMITH

Terry Smith (on plants being forced to
close by the banks) ... “And these damn.
banks have to quit just arbitrarily shutting
plants down, they have to accept some
responsibility for the workers and their
families, for the communities ... and the
Labour Movement hastomakesuretheydo.”

a ;
Syd Thompson remembers organizing in the thirties.

Retirees Pat Kerr and Geo. McKnight with staffer Ev
Flannery.

Skelly with Ex Local 71 President, MLA Frank Howard Retiree Ed Gill with Warren Ulley

aes

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from “In These Times”, Oct. 84.

4/Lumber Worker/October, 1984