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THE B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

(ee to the Editor

SAY WHAT YOU PLEASE

BATCO REPORTS.
HOT WEATHER

the Editor: It has been quite

IWA emblem ae “mneidentally,

| the Logger:

LAKE L
WRONG-WAY | LOUIE

_ To the Editor: This camp is clos-
th for
looking forward de a big time at
‘s’ Bray
A couple of Sunday ee one a

wi

icknamed
ian Way
PRESS praia
Lake Log!
Rounds, B.C.

agreement. Good luck was extend-
ed to him by his former employees.
ind the

S COMMITTEE.

APPRECIATES
U

waiting for certi-

anit
Heaton RECN meetnes! are se eld

SAYS DEAL at

e
question arose as to why it was
al

a are cane their iss
CARD NO. 1436-A.

a
live by their wits to gi

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over these people,
ey ee drafted into the end
for

it i is our opinion that a place
could be found for them in the
ranks of ee or in the ranks
of the arm;

BOYS OF SITKA SPRUCE.
O’Brien Bay, B.C.

dysmith

DOMINION DAY PROGRAMME

MORNING: Kiddies?’ Sports
Noon Parade — With Band
AFTERNOON: Loggers’ Sports

Bucking, Ist $75 Chopping, Ist $50
Splicing, Ist $50

LADIES’ NAIL DRIVING — SPEC
NOVELTY EVENTS —

PECIAL
GOOD PRIZES

Pony Rides
Events for

In the Gra

EXHIBITIONS

Carnival Games
“The Services”
Wrens, Waacs, Soldiers, Sailors, Members of the Airforce
ind Parade There Wil
ecorative Groups —— Big

ll Be ee Floats and

The Shetland Pony Will Be Raffled at the Dance

DA'S DAILY

WAR COST
PER PERSON

(POPULATION 11,506,655)

ri

* 1938
6
1¢ 1¢

1940

psi

me

1943
eae 16

When in Town Register

at the
UNION HIRING HALL
204 Holden Bldg.

‘OLD PRITC!
Pa Were Dist. ama No. 1

“The union made ti
greatest crm rain a the
entire Domi is the
international

state
his organizational report to

quarterly meeting a "the ety
Executive Committee of -
nadii ss of Labor. We feel] thousand dollars
this is a record of which our - | tee.
bership can well be proud, p The now has twenty labor
ularly our job stewards who councils in Canada and sixteen or-
he life-blood of the organization | ganizers in the field. Matters af-
and whose outstanding service ha: ting the Pacific Coast beth
made that progress possible. ferred to Secretary Co.

Meeting in Ott June 10 the} plan an extensive tour of me
National Council of the CCL dis-| west,

som i re It appears that some progress

questions, but first of entlis being made in ae up ma-
greetings to General Bisenhower ah necessary ssist gov-

and the Allied Forces Pro

a establish beachheads in West-
ern France. called upon the
workers to redouble their efforts

tr
to produce to back up the fighting

n.
It was reported that the one

Trade Union Conference had bee!

postponed indefinitely. The june

ae bbacpe “The

jal ks
‘eae ei the gress was
OF October 16 e ce City of pes

Woodworkers!

Ball July 5

Preparations
Midsummer

success,

re
gets

and in many other camps and

Every Member
Get a Member!

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SHOES AND
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e

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New Westmins

P) : MArine 3917 i

KARI

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EVERY -WED. AND SAT.
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MODERATE RENTAL RATES
=e

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Service Station

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Cafe

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Confectioner
SODA FOUNTAIN

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601 Gorge Rd. Phone ona]