WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

Over 700 Attend
~ Ivy Green Park Picnic
Of Local 1-80, IWA

} Annual Picnic of Local 1-80, Hardest Workers

IWA, Duncan, was held at Ivy} The hardest workers were the

Green Park, August 7, with over] members of the Ladies Auxiliary

_ seven hundred IWA members and| who dispensed the tea and coffee
¥ their families in attendance. to the thirsty but happy grown-

Visitors in attendance included } UPS- LOCAL cea President, George Si en
‘ : , rge Smythe poses with members of the Picnic Committee at the Local’s Picnic
Robert Strachan, MLA, CCF Honorable mention for a _job August 7, at Ivy Green Park. Group from left, George Smythe, C. Black,” Bill Howkes, J, Hutchinson, . Vie

| Leader of the Opposition in say well done must go also to Stan| wieg, w. J Ile.
' ie Columbia. slid Patterson of Lake Cowichan for ied, ubenvi _

: : his yeoman work in gathering fuel
? Picnic Committee for the picnic fires.

. The arrangements for this year’s One of the events that attracted
picnic, the most successful in years particular attention was the tug-

had been made by a committee of-war between the teams cap-
composed of J. Hutchinson, Cecil tained by George Cross of

Black, William Hawkes, Percy | Chemainus and J. Hutchinson of
, Clements, Bric Marzinzik, Tom| Nanaimo. This thrilling event was

Heck, Ross Davis, Howard| Watched with great interest amid

7 Delmage, Len Baker, George much rooting and applause from
4 Smythe, Lorne Johnston, Weldon the spectators. It was finally won
* Jubenville, Victor Wied, and| by the team captained by George gp Papas” ; gat te ; ee Aly
James Tomas. Cross. ee OT” “i elas meg ee RY. Riis Via ' , Sak A

’ The members of the Ladies) yoinin Pueguards hema A ica ae AA ON RRS Le ee tet Saw La ee
; Auxiliary and the Sub-Auxiliaries g uf

5 he Picnic Committee and this in-
¢ from Lake Cowichan, Youbou, : ;
erieeiiatdkt Chenaidus also cluded the safety of the swimmers.| 9 : =

Two lifeguards, Miss Sandrea

F helped with the arrangements. H ,
J ; 3 owden and Miss Judy Hender-
The full schedule of races during| -9, of Been) aiood ‘by alll day

A the day, which included foot races 5 : : e)
for ages ranging from three to e ae Baca ey ee A en O y)
sixty, was looked after by Percy Oh PROVO Ee a eta ag = ;
) Clements and J. Hutchinson aid was miot required.
: - : At the close of the day George
; One of the busiest and most} Smythe, President of Local 1-80,
f popular, places in the Park during} and Mrs. Alberta Wright, Sister- St le
the day with the children, was| President of the Ladies Auxiliary Old LYLE
fi the free ice cream and soft drink| gave short speeches thanking
stand under the charge of Mike| everyone for attending and making

) Mikus and Eric Marzinzik. the affair so successful. eS
eT s relaxation...

ONE of the mony races held during the day at the Annual Picnic x. Aobal 1-80.

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MEMBERS of the Ladies Auxiliary of Local 1-80, IWA, who were in charge
of dispensing the tea and coffee during the Annee! Picnic of Local 1-80,

take time out for a brief chat.

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