"Diente Held ’
By Canoe
Sub-Local

A highly successful picnic
was staged by the Canoe Sub-
Local of Local 1-417, IWA,
August 4. Events included a

log burling contest, races and —

horse shoe pitching.

Free ice cream and pop
were provided for -the chil-
dren and coffee and dough-
nuts for the adults.

Winner of the log burling
-contest was Frank Pouncy,
with Gordon Andrew a close
second. J, H. Lund and J. F.
Lund took first prize in the
horse shoe event.

May department store sales
reached $135,226,000 or high-
er by 6.6 per cent over a year.

New N.D.P. Officers

The following is the complete slate of officers, ex- —
ecutive and council elected for a two-year term at the —
1963 federal convention of the New Democratic Party: —
= Federal leader: T. C. Douglas (B.C.); federal presi- —
= dent: Merv Johnson (Sask.); associate president: Gerard —
= Picard (Que.); federal treasurer, Eamon Park (Ont.). =
= Vice-presidents: Fred Dowling (Ont.), Romeo Mathieu
(Que.), David Lewis (Ont.), Colin Cameron (B.C.),

= Harold Winch (B.C.).
Elected to the Federal Council by the convention:
= Erhart Regier (B.C.), Doug Fisher (Ont.), Roger Bedard
= (Que.), Tom Berger (B.C.), F. A. Brewin (Ont.), Mrs.
= Marjorie Cooper (Sask.), Harry Crowe (Ont.), H. Gar-
= grave (Ont.), T. Jones (N.B.), Yvan Legault (Que.),
Michael Oliver (Que.), E. P. O’Neal (B.C.), Charles
Taylor (Que.), O. Turnbull (Sask.), H. Herridge (B.C.).
Elected by Council to Federal Executive: Allan
O’Brien (N.S.), Harry Crowe (Ont.), E. P. O’Neal (B.C.),
Mrs. Marjorie Cooper (Sask.), George Cadbury (Ont.),
= Michael Oliver (Que.), Charles Taylor (Que.), J. H.
= Brockelbank (Sask.),: J. R. Ouellette (Que.), Morden
= Lazarus (Ont.).

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Wins 1-85
Bursary

Local 1-85, IWA, Port Al-
berni, reports that the suc-
cessful contestant for the
Local’s $500 Bursary was
Dina Louise Simons of Er-
rington, B.C., a student of the
Quali High School who
will entér UBC this fall to
continue studies.

Since 1955, Local 1-85 has
awarded a $500 Bursary an-
nually. The Bursary is open
-to all.Grade 12 students in
the Alberni Valley and to the
sons and daughters of mem-
bers of Local 1-85 wherever
they may be attending school
in B.C., providing they will
continue their education in
-a recognized Canadian col-
lege or university.

INDIAN CHIEFS OF THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST

No. 1 of a unique series
of pioneer photographs by

é PRS “ad
DINA SIMONS

Of the twelve applicants for
the bursary, Dina Louise
Simons received the highest
marks. Dina Louise Simons
is the daughter of Hugo Sim-
ons, a faller at Franklin Riv-
er, who has been a member
of Local 1-85 for many years.

PERCY BENTLEY, F.R.P.S., of
Dominion Photo. Co., Van-
couver,. taken around the
early 1920's at one of the
rare tribal summit meetings

of that era. Only two sets
of these COPYRIGHT photo-
graphs are in existence, and

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MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS “LIGHT CRUISER,’ WINNER OF 11 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

we are grateful
Bentley for permitting us to
reproduce them.

to Mr.