B.c. LUMBER WORKER 1st Issue, August

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1, UNION PUBLICATIONS. are discussed when Ron Alsop, General Sacre=
oe of the Australian Trade Union Sonsress visits the office of Local
T WA. (Standing from left) J. W. Bow, printer of B.C. Lumber
Worker; “’Stu’’ Hodgson, Financial Secretary, Local 1-217. (Seated, from
left) President Lioyd Whalen, and Ron Alsop.

2. MEMBERS OF LOCAL 1-206 hear a report.on progress made in ne-

gotioting new !WA agreements in the area.

3. WA OFFICIALS confer at Blairmore regarding plans for organizations
egctiations with local firms. (Left to right) District First Vice-Presi-

a m Gray; Associate Research Director Joe Miyazawa, and Local

: President, Brian Hancock, 1-206.

AND EARLY OFFICIAL RECORDS OF ORIGINAL BOOT DESIGNS
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51 West Hastings Street _ Vancouver, B.C. 1922
: A Family Business Owned and Operated In B.C. Since 1907