THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

LOCAL 1-405 STRIKERS
SHOW PLENTY OF SPIRIT

SPECIAL COMMITTEE FORMED by Cranbrook IWA
strikers to distribute new clothes for members. The cloth-
ing worth several hundred dollars was donated by Swan-
son’s Men’s Wear and the Lad & Lassie Shop. The strikers
and the Local Union would like to express their apprecia-
tion to the two stores for their fine gesture. Committee,
left, Al Bakken, Dwight Olson, Betty Bakken, Walter Seme-
niuk, Betty Ann Thacker, Tony Pascuzzo.

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MEMBERS OF THE CRANBROOK Ladies Auxiliary who
have been doing yeomen work in putting on a Christmas
party for the children and raising money for the strikers
through dances and card parties.

If not, think about it

if you want- greater job security 1.) better

working and living conditions (| improved industrial relations —
you should have labour-management consultation where
union and management representatives, meeting regularly,
away from the crisis of the bargaining table, can develop —
essential two-way exchanges of information [] solutions to

the frictions of technological change ( retraining

SUB-LOCAL MEETING at Jaffray (East Kootenays) of programs to till changing needs.

) members of Local 1-405. Also at the meeting were mem-
bers of the Ladies Auxiliary. The meeting was held during
' Regional president Jack Moore’s recent speaking tour

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CANADA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR, OTTAWA LABOUR/ TRAVAIL

HON. JOHN R. NICHOLSON, GEORGE V. HAYTHORNE, | canaca |
Minister Deputy Minister

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION MAIL THIS COUPON TO:

Director, Labour-Management Consultation Branch,
Canada Department of Labour, Ottawa 4.

Please send information about LMC. There is a collective bargaining
agreement with a bona fide, recognized union in my establishment.

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PRESIDENT Jack Moore addressing the Sub-
eos IWA at Jaffray. Shown with

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