them to various parts of the Island.

THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

BOARD REJECTS FIRMS APPEAL

Columbia Auto Customs
Ltd., Salmon Arm, lost an-
other round in its legal battle
with Local 1-417, IWA, when
the Labour Relations Board
rejected an appeal by the firm
to have previous Board
orders cancelled.

The Board rejected the ap-
peal following hearings held
in Vancouver May 26.

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The Board also issued a
new order to the firm follow-
ing Union charges that the
Company was guilty of un-
fair labour practices in firing
an employee, Cor de Dood.
The firm has been ordered to
reinstate de Dood with full
back wages.

This was the fourth hearing
held before the Labour Rela-

IT ALL BOILS DOWN TO A QUESTION

“ KNOW HOW

-.- and Pierre Paris & Sons
; have KNOWN HOW for

nearly 60 years. It was

finest

PIERRE PARIS & SONS

51 West Hastings Street
Voencouver 3, B.C
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then, and still is now, the

money can buy.

tions Board since the Union
applied for certification Au-
gust 22, 1963. As a result of
these hearings the Board has
ordered the Company to pay
over $2,000.00 to employees
unfairly discharged.

Every appeal by the Com-
pany against the Board’s
orders has been dismissed.

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REGIONAL 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Holst addressing
meeting of the Parksville Sub-Local of Local 1-80, TWA,
June 2, where he urged members to back the Regional Policy
Committee’s recommendation to accept the Fisher Report.
Seated at table left, Art Butler, Chairman; Bill Roberts, Re-

cording Secretary.

meeting June 2nd, in Lantzville, where Local and Regional
officers stated their views on accepting or rejecting the Fisher

Report.

Salmon Arm Local
Holds. Tournament

The Salmon Arm Sub-
Local of Local 1-417 IWA,
sponsored a successful bowl-
ing tournament on Sunday,

June 7 at the “J” Lanes.

A total of 66 persons par-
ticipated in the tournament.

Prize winners in the 1:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m. session
were: Doreen Hobbs, Cliff
Michael, Kay Schlosser and
Kay Laitinen, each winning
a chicken, and Oliver Laitinen
and Vivian Nagy each win-
ning a ham.

* Prize winners in the eve-
ning session were Gaza Nagy,
Joan Pouncy, May Galligan
and Larry Morrison each
winning a chicken and Joan
Pouncy and Larry Morrison
also won a ham.

Winners of the 14-lb. tur-
keys were Kay Laitinen with
a ladies’ high single of 301
and Cliff Michael with the
men’s high single of 267.

Passenger car sales shot up
by 22.6 per cent in the first

quarter of 1964 to 151,849 .

units and the retail value of
$481,288,000 was up 25.3 per-
cent.

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