THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

JAILED LABOUR LEADERS Paddy Neale, Tom Clarke
and Art O’Keeffe pose with Jeff Powers at the party given
in their honour by the B.C. Federation of Labour December
22, on their release from prison. The four Jabour men were
jailed for participating in the Lenkurt Electric demonstra-
tions last spring. Clarke and Neale must return to prison
January 3 to complete their six month sentences. O’Keeffe,
jailed for four months, was released unconditionally.
Powers was released the week before, having completed
his full sentence. Approximately 150 trade unionists gave
the four men a standing ovation at the party which was

held at Woodworkers’ House in Vancouver.

LOCAL SICK LISTS

LOCAL 1-80
Financial Secretary Ed, Lin-
der of Local 1-80, IWA, visit-
ed the following patients in
hospital and distributed can-
dy, cigarettes and copies of

the Western Canadian Lum-
ber Worker.

' NANAIMO HOSPITAL

args Suhodolnik, Camp Woss,
Woss, B.C.; Carl Dickie, Milford St.,
Nanaimo; Oliver Kinninen, Parksville;
Walter Moore, Extension; Wes Pais-
ley, Chemainus (retired Woodwork-
er); Percy Johnson, Cadogan Street,
Nanaimo; Ear! Spence, Anderson St.,
Port Alberni.

CHEMAINUS HOSPITAL

Tom Cochrane, Chemainus; Sam
Arbanas, Chemainus; Stan Marlowe,
Saltair; Mrs. Elizabeth Bellanger,
Ladysmith; Mrs. Gwen Gauthier
Crofton, Mrs. Martin Nelson, Island
Highway, Chemainus.

LADYSMITH HOSPITAL

Mrs. Helen Saunders, Ladysmith;
Mrs. James Brown, Ladysmith; Char-
lie Parhar, Ladysmith; Dominic De
Lucia, Ladysmith (retired Woodwork.
er); Otto Young, Ladysmith (retired
Woodworker),

LOCAL 1-80

Financial secretary Ed. Linder of
Local 1-80 1WA, visited the following
eine in the King’s Daughters

ospital and distributed candy, cigar-
ettes and copies of the Western Cana-
dian Lumber Worker.

Mr. Une Komo, Lake Cowichan;
Mr. Leslie Mutch, Caycuse Beach,
(Boy); Mr, R. G, Harper, Cowichan
Lake Road, Duncan; Mr. Aleck Nord-
strom, Honeymoon Bay; Mrs. Mary

on, Lake Cowichan; Miss Har-
riett, Duncan; Mrs. Edna Brown,
Lake Cowichan; Mrs. Noreen Lynch,
Youbou; Mrs. Floyd Nichols, Duncan;
Mrs, pd aes Bawa, RR4, Duncan;
Miss Christine James, Allenby Road,
Duncan; Mrs. Arie Vanderkley,
le Hill; Mrs. Betty Still, RR3,
n; rs. Richa Thompson,
— re. lage on “
ardy; r. Delw
erritt, Caycuse Beach.

LOCAL 1-357

magi § Trineer and Nancy
: of Local 1-357 visited

Mills;
rles Folka, Fra-
, retired, Fraser

da Creosoting;
d Lbr.; Ray

j Ed Seider,

m, Van,
Fraser Mills;
Cedar

PART OF A LARGE TURNOUT of Local 1-71 members at a union meeting at M.B.
& P.R. Ltd., Port Hardy Division, held to discuss travel time problems.

THOMPSON
ELECTED

Local 1-71 1st  vice-presi-
dent Ben Thompson was
elected vice-president of MSA
at a meeting of the organiza-
tion’s board of directors De-
cember 13. As vice-president
he will automatically succeed
to the presidency two years
hence.

Ben has been one of the
four employee members of
MSA for the past two years.
He was elected a member
when Fred Fieber, Regional
secretary-treasurer, who was
for a number of years a mem-
ber of the board, retired due
to ill health.

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ACTING CAMP SECRETARY Sam Alcott (left) and
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