Pe) T, 1973

and Talbot Ltd. hosted
sr and social Friday
s honouring the men of
rst-Aid team who won the
the best in B.C. by cap-
the Provincial First-Aid
shy in the recent competi-
held in Kamloops.
eng on behalf
Pope and Talbot, presented
; soc of the team with a per-
hg safety kit. It was not
discove

; red till later in the

_ evening when one of the teams
opened the kit and found that,
besides the first-aid contents,
each kit had a fifty dollar bill in
it:

; Ed Morrissey, Safety
Director of the I.L.M.A., saida
few words of appreciation to
the members of the team for
their great showing and suc-

cess.

Bud Allardyce of the WCB at
Nelson also praised the team
and said that “it was seven
years ago that he first tried to
get the lumber industry in-
terested in the Safety or First-
Aid Competitions” and that

this was a culmination of the’

efforts which, in such a short
time, brought the team right to
the top in the Provincial
competitions.

Paul Woykin, coach of the
team, also had great praise for
the men who madeit up, and he

then showed a number Of slides
of the competition at

Kamloops.

A FIRST AID TEAM :
JS TOP B.C. PRIZE

Alex Verigin, manager of the
Grand Forks division of Pope
and Talbot, was the general
chairman of the evening and
also had great praise for the
team.

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“The rich get richer and the
poor get poorer,” says the
song, but you won’t feel like
singing unless you are in the
top financial 20 per cent in
Canada.

Government statistics show
that the top 20 per cent of in-
come earners walk away with
no less than half of all income.

But the bottom 20 per cent
get only 2 per cent.

One of five Canadian women
is supported in some way by
public funds, but only one of
ten men is. What’s that about
equality?

Worse still — of the bottom 20
per cent of wage earners, no
less than 64 per cent are
women. But 92 per cent of the
upper one-fifth are men.

Average family income in
1971 was $10,368. The low was
$6,750 in Prince Edward
Island, and the high was
$11,483 in Ontario.

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IWA MEMBERS employed at Pope and Talbot mill at Boundary, captured the title of the

best First Aid team in British Columbia. Group left, Mike Chiveldaeff, Jack Zeck, Paul
Voykin (coach), Bill Woykin (captain), Robert Fredericks.

Photo by Herb Noseworthy -

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Attention

all
forest industry

employees.

Your former pension
contributions may be
transferred to the Credit
Union Retirement Savings
Plan without Income Tax
Deductions!

For immediate information
Contact:

B.C. Central Credit Union
PO, Box 2038

Vancouver 3, B.C.

Phone: 684-8551

or
Your local Credit Union
Manager.