8 THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER JANUARY, 1970

1-367 HOLDS ‘OPEN HOUSE’ - - -

... FOR NEW $50,000
LOCAL HEADQUARTERS

“Open house” was held by Local 1-367 IWA
January 10, to celebrate the completion of the
Local’s new $50,000 building in Haney.

IWA members and other visitors were
shown through the new union headquarters
and afterwards treated to coffee, sandwiches
and cookies.

The building has a floor space of 5148 sq.
feet, with provision to add a second storey
when needed. The interior walls are partly
panelled in veneer and the floors are carpeted.

Th exterior is constructed partly of shakes,
cedar siding panel, beams and rock facing.

The building is “self-liquidating” as the
Local has leased space to the Maple Ridge
Community Credit Union and the H. A. Roberts
Real Estate Company.

The Local Union is to be complimented for
its foresight in constructing such a modern
headquarters and the Regional Council wishes
the aoe and members Seeeuccessin their MODERN NEW HEADQUARTERS of Local 1-367 IWA recently built by the Local
new building. Union at 22558 Lougheed Highway, Haney.

HANEY OFFICERS conduct their first meeting in the new
building just prior to its official opening. Officers from
left, Cy Godfrey, 2nd Vice-President; Ralph Funk, Ist
Vice-President; Erik Wood, Financial Secretary; Bill Hayes, MEMBERS ATTENDING SPECIAL MEETING called to elect delegates to the Coast

Recording Secretary; Morris Nordblad, President. Wages and Contract Conference and to formulate Local contract demands.

LOCAL 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT Cy Godfrey (left) chats
with old time member Lewis Hammer (centre) and j . Oe ise
Regional Ist Vice-President Jack MacKenzie, during the ’ THE REFRESHMENTS proved highly popular with the visitors after their inspection

Local’s “open house.” of the new building.