Page Four

THE B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

LETTERS
“Every

Camp Comments

Reader a Correspondent”

Sooke Loggers Join !WA
Sub-Local Established

A vi
pany’s camp neer Sooke on
entire crew in

ery good meeting was held at the Elder Logging Com-
bruary 4th, with practically the
d z

ee ted: H. Arthu:
on. The meeti:
aa in the Sool
Hall on February 18, for the ate
pose of setting up a Sub-Local of
Lox h would take in all

e Cyr, W. Vowells, and B.
g ther en went on record to hold a mass

ial meee at Camerons on
Friday, to set up a Sub-
Ee ot Hee operation. T ‘he C:
is one of the last in this
area ee poem sag ea ae
ized, and the p Stewards f
assured that after
ae ght it also will be taking its
shat ae ice in the trade union

hto'
held on Friday, February
e} facLen:

uo arree ide inion
WA, | M0"

22|Sgt. W. E. Shillito,

ast, wi e/RCAF, Seriously

organization established in the dif- Injured im Britain

ferent c: and mills.

We are oe very happy to report} Sg!

r Roy aan is on ie eep- |RCA
id we

ral

pus a a our fe testing
21,

ear 01
i = prety aaa a vee with sev-

|Camp 3 Youbou Reports
Good Camp phn. Held

After

r from

new members initiated. Ther:

in
of the
and had | loo!

was 2 oe discussion on the
agr

2
shel

year. boys are ene
skin See to their holidays
with pi

camo “onions ie are starts Ly

War

Wo

ch

re all doing very well also, on
listening to the rts this even-}shoulders and lacerations on his
ing given by the Shop Stewards |legs. He is in hospital
from the various mills and camps, pene the of care and
one could not but feel that the IWA ical aieation: $0 writes.
was re to Brother] Born in Ladysm: ith 20 years ago,

ainscott, secretary of the ale Billy came to live Chemainus | .,
reported 1 lew me! at the age of three years, He re-
had been signed up since the ‘ist ceived his education at Chemainus
of February. School and at enlistment in March,

toad

Halles fete Liberated;
ee to Join Unions| ;,

WASHIN' — While All
cone centinue Shee effort to free
tal geek Axis

Pp.
already
ward rmereeaeh ae ieee the

lied

dition.

Hes

ee ent announced.
im from TRS

ing of the Italian workers
eoeaes by a general in-
ease in wages, according to the
pee der Fascist rule

ats been near the starva-
tov

Arrangements were also made at
a

1943, was working at the V. L. &
the meeting tonight to hold a!M. Co’s mill.

Brammall-Mason Ltd.

Dodge and De Soto Cars
Dodge Trucks
SALES SERVICE
Box 156

Phone 192 COURTENAY

Ss

Hotel West Li

FRED BR. MARCHESE, Mgr. .

Moderate Rates and
Centrally Located

PAc. 8374 — PAc. 8375
444 Carrall Street Vancouver, B.C.

f

Stationer

Phone No. 1

Westwell’s

Tokaseonist
Confectione:
ODA FOU N T AIN

China
meanest Pens

M. W. COOK

Box 574
DUNCAN, B.C.

,e
-| day from the two ides. |
Th en livi

in
‘formed a club sia are doing their
‘or

is lunch finds v

been loggi

er
y hav welt
\sides we the last ace % Sco 1of garbage. Cle:
q | Dunks one aw
oxy, 2 kept o1

loads

ig in camp have

etings In as we have no

Eee we os
he io)

3, Press cae

SHORTAGE OF LOGGERS
oe ee ACUTE
surge

sudde! of orders for
eet insti
ung of

a desea re.

a ates

Selective Service arrangements.

JOHN

ask:
meoing

kept on in the Sie house,
conditions were discussed.

e~
eave f

Lines ieee al
bi

auras win | {2e
D

a aa. eae i sik Conditions
. 6636,

a Pine Log, Ci
vale Januai

Sitka Spruce Log

it duty,
ie dry room to be kept
ee dry room properly

Osborne, Logging Camp, Half-
moon Bay—Meeting held Febru-
and secretary

sign-

fo}
Twenty-three merit were
ed up in the Wshn,

Pacific Mills, Cam Camp A-35—Meet-
ing held February 7. Purpose of
eting was to vote on the

near operations during
working hours. It was aestiad i to
pug a library in the recre:

603 Holden Bldg.
16 East Hastings

STANTO
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
ain

l

Inkster Lumber Co.

ia
THE BRIDGE,

Sash and Door Manufacturers
Millw. che

ork in

®

Phone 170

factory:
COURTENAY

H. Bryant

Gloves
Harness Repairs

Leather Goods
Oubin’s Shoe Greases
COURTENAY, B.C.
Box. 172 Phone 425

all Bran

COURTENAY, B.C.

Hastings Steam Baths
64 EAST HASTINGS ST.
Government Registered Masseurs
in Attendance
oye cA WrmEaeia pe
Agent for... Norwegian
Swedish American Steamship Lines
High. 6240 ALWAYS OPEN