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Sawmill News

REPORTS

“Every Reader a Correspondent”

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by Harold Pritche' iE ire

fac’
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en

Chemainus Mill Reopens!
Crew Elects Committees

The
ie mass meeting which was Aiko
th

Kapoor Mill Crew Joins
IWA Local 1-217 En Bloc

als omit the membership herd an pub: lea ies Aes of a meeting last week, attended and See ae Interna-
nas mploym nsurance, who outlined ara ne see tional Bo ember Nigel Morgan and th mal Repre-
see to chee moa es Si Unemployment Insurance. The Che- | Setative Georgi g, IWA Local iene as Ss eee in
-|mainus Mill, which employs the majority of the Ghanem organizing the majority of the employees of the Kapoor Lum-
me: or some time. ~| ber ompany at ette on Burrard Inlet into thi wate at aie

ieMille
e Service and!
erident of

by George M
ie National Selectiy.

IWA-CIO District C

holidays of those persons laid off

is
permanent’ a
d

he Hs peapenee on ‘the
cate les were put

approximately fifty men.

Continued

mill will
-| in the

of shop st ea which
meeting are

eeting wert 2

East ‘indian

ie Ka-|.
is

ofjaatienal

Sout
iy dischar; ee

a mie affect the ultimate wi

win
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be 300 percent seats a ee Revita pavaiing rights in

near future.

trict agreement, and
things: Pees to the eiuaiiee:

‘ion,
The regular Local meeting Wes

Broa w
good crowd in attendance.
highlight of the evening was

ae by District Secretary Bert

Continued

lit ited the

of the epicureans in
the bi

to hide a ‘ese Pe cols
to other

go Peaea o

and lasting peace, and a me

of life.

oo Woodworkers

as behind
tic

m2.
includes
to an iblish eee at

reason to ee the

Huntting And

or

Whittall, ¢

national Repre esentative #
order and ini

| Hold Initial Org. Meetin

Thursday, Febru: noon, saw the
Huntington oe Shiels Mill crowded, with the entire
ste d the

and Int
Plo eva Hai eee called the meeting to
duced ele President Har

Merritt Crew

lunchroom at the|?

rold Pritchett who

nae a sho es
followed by a question perio a Mr.
Whittall stated, on leaving so that

already appointed were given c1
dentials with a view to signing up
the entire crew.

re-

the men could vote without his
presence, that the company had
never been opposed to organized
labor—in fact had dealt with the
American Federation of Labor
for mai ears i ie past—and
that if a majority of the employees

MODERN and OLD-TIME

DANCI = oe
EVERY WED.

WED. AN
Modern Every Seas.

had a uliar taste, which he
placed creer on the lap of
chlorinated wi
Being a septic duck hor lowevery
he sent a sample of his ni
Elixir to a ‘city analyst, demanding
verdict. He got it b;

Area in getting ieee AT

ail. “Your -horse has diabetes,”
rena the ee st,
Solong, boys

-| Every Memb
Get a Member a

ROBSON'S sce

LIMITED

Gas - ils - Gr
Tires — Tulbes — Accessories

he establishing
ement. relation: ‘his co-|in compliance with Logging Equipment a Specialty
only made possible |the IWA as the bargaining agency, Hastings Aulitorium
ie employees realize ir he company would deal with # 828 East Hastings DUNCAN, B.C. PHONE 373
bility to themselves, ae union. was deci unanim-|! WODERATE RENTAL RATES
and Rtcw working ously to call another meeting and | eee
hi cease in the meantime the shop stewards
: | Loggers, Shipyard Work
ope ers, Lab-
ps in pa pot a, ve 4 orers, meet a friends at the
sucl is
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