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THE B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

Page Five

Sawmill News

“Every Reader a Correspondent”

REPORTS

w is busy working out

hat th

rates for « each category. The pres.
ent bonus system is one of the
things that they are anxious to
ae Bott ie ed and included in a

dar and Chews Shingle, the ne-

vil pe rene as signature in the
w day:
CAPILANO
aed sub-local held a meet-
Sunday, .

ed for the ¢

Plant Committee, Arvid Smith,
Bric Stare, John Shaw, capes

coming yea

whe. 3
| Aorason

Cameron Lbr. Sub- Loéal

Reports Excellent Gains

lutions, ¢:

the Te , and a new ro:

postwar rehabilitation scheme, we

Local 1-85 Urges Action
On Hydro-Electric Plan

Res calling for government development of Elk Falls
gies electric project for cheap po
to Courtenay-Cumberland area as

wer in the northern part of
part
re endorsed at the eighth
1 Woodworkers of America

annu:

10).
meeting Ho place in Eric
no} ay,

G
consideration should des given to
the value of the mn asset
to we tourist ta

otnicetin eyeciomre erage
Maate Se ae
freeze or der 224 oN CH so that the

‘orship, Mayor Hamilton,
op ened ne me ais dee are ded
a welcome to
bers. He Sralzell ie union CaaS its
Bad war x art Spe: Can erietty

affairs, inted

B.C.
as

Leong. Chairman, Gus S eee VICTORIA, B.C.—. eral meetin; s Sub-| Eades |
i Stewards, Gos Skuzanski, a 1-118, TWA, held om the IWA Hall, ea Stet * was
S ith, I. Northcott,.J. Sun- ealed by the ard, J. Trutman, that er-
MOM et Tce tace cass a095,. Five new ‘members were sworn in ty. the “i the p ee Sn of
bell cong. ae spud seh de president, R. J. Whittle. vlelacks ea a Hiatt oa
tee will be elected by eacl r ;
partment on the job, The p election of officers for the| meeting. “Not,” as he said, “In ceclamation. pt en ident
duction aaremtine wil pe elected pone year took place resulting | ficial capacity mea just one| rank Mosher and eG,
at the next plant m of the boys,” ae Henoly com- |> 4 é b
the zectevtign by acclamation | ded the in whieh the | 3€eond vice-president, Bria Wal,
a Reece: a the x executive, rit: | executive antl Dea tees had | Ker and Geo. Bits oa ee
‘ - J. Whittle; Viee-| handled the various situations | or recording secretary, Jims
ais Tat ww commence on Mar.| Pres, L, Poteau; Secretary, 0. |which arose dtana anaes b ! cetany
oto be studied M, Wells. Also re-elected were i Ser byrand aro Skinnen on
ee Re cclonel by the Na-| >" S i CORE airs mr, ‘ainscott, Secretary-| ductor, Ray Tyler an ‘ran!
_ lene mdontad |e 3B. eset os jonduetor; - C. Treasurer of the Local 1-118, | Bjomson; warden, Jim Hamilton
aie | Crockett, Warden; and J. Trut-|rwA, gave a very interesting talk J rgre
by the Dominion Government. For | O° “Shin Ste y. ting ;
i is solid grow: a. man, Pp on ‘he. fit year’s activities and | ye
troduced to the’ ‘The new Shop Committee con-|utlined the gains made by the
industry. sists of Pres. R. J. pts as ae in Victoria and Dis- | Wm.
$ooeoee | chairman, with Bros = Boe rser- | trict during that time
Pera I Pau The meeting wound up at 10:40
Deepingdbage) swatches, || open Singh, pam. after which a social evening
ds d_ jewellery. The Sick Visiting Committee is|@nd regular get-together was
Clohes are kept in paroEn BE on Bros. R. Gray and W. P. Trace. |held. Refreshments being in the
storage while in our care. F. Wilkinson was elected as|hands of a committee headed by
reporter to the B.C. Lumber| Bros. L. Pearce and R. J. Whittle
: P eae jin) alt Gib om coarse: Sb
San Francisco Tailors ae
52 West Hastings Street Bro, Ed. Clark, President of Lo- Bist, 1945, the
Dacre cs BS i oat 1-118, balleting “Cominitiae iat toca)
e mill to

OS Blin ll lialacdintns
A EE

Light Cruisers

e
Always the BEST
°

‘Ask for them in the
Commissary
Order Direct

from

A.W. TOREON
LIMITED

63 West Cordov

QINSONS

7612 = hel

IWA, attended the
mu TT

fat sore

Alberni meeting.

oes of the | ized

turned out to cast
tn mal this being approxi-

condemned those who aa
jod and called for the utmos
unity within

ee
to

pro;
place the strike ea cal un
ee ily seals ed by IWA-CIO f

we
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The va aglee Ae tiarirre ip

DAILY and WEEKLY
Established 1860

the rele) of pate P
ao

W lly ‘well represented on various
municipal councils throughout

0 :
Mrs. Edna Brown, president of
the IWA ay movement in
er le a
aa political ite,
x George Grafton, busi-
tia Local 1-80, Duncan,

he meeting re-elec
year’s social committee. A politi-
al acti ittee of si

tee. were + Yates, Mark
Mosher, A. Dewhurst, Paul
Nichol and Jim Hamilton.

Nowii e adjournment of

a program
of Truth and Consequence game,
solos, duets, and winding 1D with

unity singing joined in by

m1
n | all those present.

Collection Taken

A report was sent in
‘ort Alberni last week

yoods Ltd, ¢

“We Dominate Our Field”
| NEW WESTMINSTER penne COLUMBIA
|. G. MACFARLANE, Pul

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MODERN and OLD-TIME
DANCING
Hastings Auditorium

Ev
Mon.,

Wed. Sat.

&
828 Bast Bie
1 Rates

Moderate Ren