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THE

B.C. LUMBER- WORKER

LETTERS

Camp Comments

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PIONEER TIMBER CO.,
B.C.

lar monthly. meeting held
on rainy bth. It was de cided

Th

ting ¢ Sete was set ee
eon ee referendum. on elec-
hts of District and Local of-

Bulletin board be set up in be-

Resolutions were oat
on amendments toy PC.

bal.
to
an

(Courtenay Local Decides
\To Build Its Own Hall

The annual meeting of Boek pases was the Oe aes
aie : =

rvants Act to include the right
By check ae of union du ae
to the

ings were extended to the meeting by Ladies Asin delegates
and EEO! Pritchett, representing the District Cour

The Officers Report, which was
; ited
mnaiwoualy, eaoprete mata in “he ne folowing: alectats reer

arily
mittee,

\Continued from

‘Cranbrook
Meeting

Action and why

it necessary to withdraw tem;
from the National P.
fe stat
koped the National Political

the IWA fo

that

the no-strike pledge, calling upon Vice-Pre:
i@ members to utilize to the full

wnen ent, Andy Hogarth; 2nd Vice.
their still more effective weapon, | President, W. Kani; 8rd Vice-

eliminate the exceptions a

n | to
payment of ane pad one-half for

overtime work, and also a resolu-
ith

g| tion dealing with Beds ons wit

resident R. Eeldheres Record.

only within the local union itself, ing ary, B. Davis; Warden,

tween the store the

house. A committee was set up
to draft resolution in regards to
che amendments P.C. 9384
and P.C. ae A ballotting com-
mittee w: lected to take the
ballets on he election. of District

Local 0:

Bry special moet el
February. 19tl hen committees
were elected. son was

d Chairman, ious re

lected Vi
Jardine hice elected sas for
the Sub-loe:

eat ROC ONE oy

pay
nade to their respective gov-

ment officials, MLA’s an
MP's

ERNATION. AL LUMBER-
ING ASSOCIATION, HOMFRAY
B.C.

a CREEK,

Regular meeting held on Feb-
ruary 18th. Te as reported 0 ithe
meeting by rievance
mittee that Ml epevauces “that
had been presented to the

nd | set

for ami
and Serv:

settlement. The request to the

uxiliary movement, “The u

aan? — report stated, togetier |

with mai of our other major} - 3

obj iectives wee e co. anes period,| Only contested position is that
of Financial. Berean wae

OE thers Jack é Hizgin and R.

edichen and Trust
lerso:

the
will be realized mainly through | ©:
action.

effective legislative
iat

PAC Supported
At Le Cowichan |™

ic meeting called by the

a must so! uae uppo!
our program from the wide |
sections of ue sana eave!
ou

A publi

The sear recorded one
Political Action Committee of Lo-

of
of this ta eal 0 Sng
of ho

Neer aumticcs ere elacted for
1945. Brother Harry Campbell

meals in the camp be improved
mn a

local and Brother A. S, Tolman
continues to be the secretary.
CANADIAN FOREST PRO-
DUCTS, Gime G, ENGLE-
WOOD, B.

speci ft meeting was held on
Pebrunty/ 10th. This mestine was
sailed to ma with the
@teril genvice, toiishe (eam
on drawn to the attention of ai
meeting that mail is going astray

auestion a

Hthe cook house crews to attend
meetings.
J. R, MORGANS LOGGING CO.

same evening and aS results for-
warded to Vancouvi
aaa LOGGING coM-

Gareghily marae (one
mail. The Los

Fi cal 1-71 Shee bs ! a
been instructed to take this ques-
up in V% a x

tion ‘ancouver. =

of Labor's brief to the Provincial

CEA MOCEINE CO:yOU8 Cabinet was given by the cam}
MecNEIL, B. C. secretary and a discussion

e re} meeting was held | had eneerniny poles Acti.

on February 15th commit-|yities. Resolutions were adopted

ead and Tob Stewards werslelect: | aa cndossed’on the questions of

r 1945. Brother Percy Hall Union aS SEE Check off of Union

rother endments to ite Gis

R. Smith was elected secretary
of the sub-local.
PACIFIC MILLS CAMP A-35,
SKIDEGATE, WEE’ ac ih I.
The regular meet s hel
February 8th. ia aecn on.
Grievance, Safety and Library

it to were rane

_ | suaded

ate late
Kova

@ Nichol; Gongnatan Steve ae
a

to leave its present un

officers’ nted —
ecnaee outlined Le or-

pear gains that hav
made since establishment oe the —
local six months ago, when from —

adoption of
am,

and amend-
‘orkmen’s Com~

report presenti

been

4

major gain
year nthe rani li. ex 1. a TWA, at Lake Cowichan,
days aie 1 ma- ended by citizens repres-
jor operator a tithe ready cating 4 a complete Gay oreo of
given a week’s holiday with pal y the community life, Owen.
to their employees or have Brown, President of anal 1-80;
Gertaken to give such holidays | (ae dna Brown, President of
an ine 1945. B.C. District Council of Lad
Auxiliaries; and Mrs. Lyle

| th
al in its meeting re
| of

they now have over six eee

project and it is the pen cl
Local that the 4th Conference
will be held in this new hall

rovince, in as

,| Overtime Not Fully j
ure would be
held .as “Citizens! otic Ac-
tion Forums, ” similar to Na-

tional Citizens’ Political Action
Forums as sponsored by the C1!
in the United States.

eetin;
in excess of eight hours in Ear ae Gites
one day must be paid for at ae
ae of me and one-half. This tation, employ: other

Satie imi ee
lative brief of the B.C. Federa-
of Lal

applie:
paar are ont in the eek or
not. Some exceptions to “ohis in
h

neces-

aa sors ei led mattresses for

the

men, etc. are still in eek, al- sary to hol
d' this kind with a view to having a

FRED E. MAI

Moderate

444 Carrall Street

be eliminated in the next con- better understanding of these
act. problems.

por rin;
ant S ti
eat celative to pC rehabili-
ent and

bor. _ Those ee C.

id future meetings of |L®™

of 0;

entative,
eeks,

Hotel West, Ltd.

RCHESE, Mer.

Rates and

Centrally Located

PAc. 8374 — PAc. 8375

Vancouver, B.C.

ENT CO. CUSi

Established 1914
CHARLES KENT ae co.
EXCLUSIVE een ‘AILORS,

49 East Hastings Vancouver, B.C.

FULLY

GUA,

ache meee among plans for qa Sea to represent the citizens | members. pent history of the —
would be the building of an up- | 0! Lake Cowic han es the forth-|struggle, now nearing a ice E
™ | to-date hall in Goa ‘which | coming La in Victoria, | tory cones, ie establish a
auld bacdnias the Honseeeeioeal Eebratny 25th, orgie by the |union contract and uniform wage
1-363. A capable committee, sp 033 eration rates was given. "Offi ers nomi 3
lected from the Local and aa The ne was considered | #ted for the coming year ey be
ary, is already working on thi of this | ¥°! ballot are

ECO:
warden, §. Johnson and W. Rae;
spatucter, J. vee fa RS
Hammond and B. Ander:

any Kroeger, ‘sae ae :
ization, IWA-CIO, —

within

Pine Watches easy R
All Work bee

the next

ie meeting concluded

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