IWA

Second Annual “Wood-
chuckers’ Ball” sponsored by
the IWA members of Local
1-423 employed at Boundary
Sawmills drew a bigger crowd
than last year’s highly success-
ful event. :

The dance held December
4, in the Christina Lake Com-
munity Hall was also attend-

ed by members from the
Grand Forks area.

Proceeds from the dance
will be used to sponsor a ju-

WOODCHUCKERS’ BALL

venile hockey team to be
known as the IWA Wood-

chuckers.

The Sub-Local’s Social Com-
mittee is to be congratulated
for a fine job in ensuring that
everybody had a wonderful
evening and that the best of
refreshments were provided.

The Local Union officers
wish the members from
Boundary continued success
with their ‘“Woodchuckers’

Ball.”

IWA MEMBERS OF LOCAL 1-423 from Boundary Sawmills
are seen here with their wives and friends enjoying the
2nd Annual “Woodchuckers’ Ball” held December 4, in the
Christina Lake Community Hall.

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THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

ceedings. Bill Hobbs, IWA Plant Chairman at Federated
Co-op watches over Santa’s shoulder.

SANTA CLAUS passing out oranges and candy canes fol-
lowing Christmas show sponsored by Local 1-417, IWA
Salmon Arm Ladies Auxiliary.

NOVEL
CONTRACTS

Two novel contract items
are included in an agreement -
which was recently signed be-
tween the Bakery and Confec-
tionery Workers International
Union and Mammy’s Bread in
Hamilton.

The first one entitles pro-
duction workers who miss
their regular 10-minute coffee
break. or rest period to one
hour’s pay instead.

The second clause provides
that, if they work during
their half-hour lunch period,

they will receive pay for two
hours to make up for the loss.

“NOW THAT THE BOSS HAS ASKED ME To
MARRY HIM, |WONDER IE ITS SAFETO
TELL WIM 1M PRESIDENT OF OUR LOCAL?

CHRISTMAS _
SHOW

ag;

Approximately 200 children 4

of Local 1-417, IWA members
in the Salmon Arm

tended a free Christmas
arranged by the Salmon Arm

Sub-Local Ladies Auxiliary

on December 18, 1965.

the Magic Ring” was preceed-
ed by shorts and cartoons.
Santa Claus was on hand fol-
lowing the show to meet the
kiddies and pass out free
candy canes and oranges. (It
is rumoured that Brother
Jacobs of Federated Co-op
was out of town on business
on December 18).

SICK LIST

LOCAL 1-80

Financial Secretary Ed Linder of
Local 1-80 IWA, visited the following
patients in the King’s Daughters Hos-
pital and distributed candy, cigarettes
and copies of the Western Canadian
Lumber Worker.

Mr. Robert Hastings, Howard Ave.,
Duncan; Mr. Andrew Pastor, Cowich-
an Lake Rd., Duncan; Mr. Don H.
Lonsdale, RR No. 4, Duncan; Mr.
Gus Bergman, Duncan; Mr. Malcolm
Morrison, Duncan; Mrs, Gordon Ni-
kirk, Duncan; Mrs. Maxine McGrade,

Duncan; Mrs. Sukhminder_ Johal
Lake Cowichan; Mrs. Gary Fox, Old
Hillcrest Rd., Duncan; Mr. Victor

Hughes, Duncan.

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