THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

DELEGATES ATTENDING the Annual Meeting of Local 1-85 IWA, March 10, in Port

Alberni. A report of the meeting was carried in the March 2nd issue of the Lumber
Worker.

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= TaN ANOTHER twenty-five year pres-
REGIONAL PRESIDENT Jack Moore addressing the An- entation was made by president

nual Meeting. Group left: George McKnight, Local 2nd Walter Allen to Ted Gunnerud, a

vice-president; Moore; Earl Foxcroft, Local Ist vice-presi- long time employee of the Somass
dent; Walter Allen, Local president. Division.

ALLEN
WINS EASY
VICTORY

. Long-time president of Lo-
cal 1-85 Port Alberni, Walter
Allen won an easy victory
over Dave Burton from the
Franklin River Division, who

had opposed him for the top
Local job.

L i 1-85 id ne We rs All Se Beane ve The other incumbent offi-
OCAL 1-85 presiden alter en pr ing fi : :

year certificates and pins to long-time |WA members John een sa we rae of
Squire, Local recording secretary; Brother Uvilla from the eorge c igh » ona vice-
Somass Division and Brother Anderson, Local trustee from president, who failed to secure
the Plywood Plant. The presentation was made during the the administration’s endorsa-
Local’s Annual Meeting. tion, were re-elected. Mc-

So ate ae. oe Knight was defeated by Stan
TS is ee Parker a faller from the Cam-
eron Division.

Officers re-elected were:
Ear] Foxcroft, Ist vice-pre-
sident; A. G. ngram, 3rd vice-
“president; S. J. Squire, record-
ing secretary; M. Bettger,
warden; M. Landry, conduc-
. tor. ;
Walter Allen also retained
his position of Regional execu-
- tive board member..

Financial secretary Maurice
Corbeil and six-year trustee
L. Hopwood were elected by

acclamation at the nominating :
Committee members. _ meeting March 10. Local Officers and friends.