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Sawmill News REPORTS

‘Every Reader a Correspondent’”’ a

Bert Hill To Conduct
Safety Training Course

A meeting dealing with indus-; Following \Mr. Dackeleye®

A trial accident prevention was talk, arrangements were made

held_in the IOOF Hall, Haney,|for a safety training course it

4 tne, ‘i Sai will he on Fri ight, April 13. The; Maple Ridge. Instructor for the

a a meeting, attended by superintend-' course will be Bert H f the

ee. mith reports ents and foremen from local - |Hammond IWA local who recent-

mast ie es ay with R. ber milis and the brick plants, y comnleted| training as a safe-
Ma en Re Sigs of wai d and” by union officials, was ad- inst

categories al rley,
NES eaten a coor Dubber, ce he included, from

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field representative of the Cana
dian Voeational ‘Training branch |" Hammond Cedar Co. » Ba. Ol

ent for more than a ob he Federal Department of La-

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4 PiNscotiations have also been Meek, D. McNaughton, B. Dun.
: ‘started ‘for the Pacifie Veneer, 5 ‘It has been said that ‘ peel ar, E. Mosdell, B. Davis, T. Car-
and Mohawk Handle Company's 5 dents i. not happen, they are|dinell and Messrs. Michials and
employees. These operations cael ” explained Mr. Dubber- folmberg; and from the Maple

were certified a short time ago, : 2 ley. most cases not a single|Ridge Lumber Co., mill superin-

i e ake results in the acci-|tendent W. McCulloughg and E.

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and ‘the erews are anxiously y t L & Ch oa i a = bendent, cal

e dent, but it is a combination of|Douglas of the office staff. P.
waiting their first agreement. ates ays arges mechanical or a physical condi-|Bain’s a resented by
LOCAL 1-217, ALBERTA is tion and an unsafe act on th Harv i

Home company A - part of the saya workman or he fang ‘Brie Co. Bebe

any new application cards t tt someone else. Hadgkiss.
ave been tumed'in by the shop 4 SGAINSC LOM Dearne

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eYeeaho® Relations Board for PORT AL. pe sa ee meeting of Local

certification has cans pode! The} 1-85 on Sunday, May 13 p.m. a jury will be em- if = Travelling Unit
Rot i : aa hear me nn 2 oy pee ideae Walter Yates S xe 2
ain. ‘o. Tom arn
Tours Alberni District

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leing different than cee were S| read a:
on the payroll, h been or ‘Yates, Pr cee
straightened out. Peete invadod’ stan 405 Elects During the past several weeks the cit rae of Port Al-

The inspector from the Labor berni have had the opportunity of tal Kine advantage of X-ray
Relations Board .has been up
i eal the files for th icers ee through a yelling unit determine whether or -
Glaspie Lumber Company, in line Fr walcniioea lel0Banoved cto y have Hany, indations of on Pe the most subtle dis-
with the application for cae saa 5p

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i t, namely, tuberculosis.

cation made a short time ag
The negotiation Committee an nd |
the crew are now waiting for|™e”
official word ake eat depart- ay International Woodworkers
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ger “greens in the Windsor eases t ee
a, vat This Central Vancouver Islan
“Junit is made available to

of vide gel oe) of. the Le
sin and octtices committe | bie in co-operation with the| Less Injured
fu greatly facilitate B. ciety. The

ment, in order bay. on|of Ameriea in that he, the sai erently “facil the|B.C. Tuberculosis Society.

their a, poser Ree ete tnelGare or the cntan cities, and speed and efficiency with which| , t The Port

B.C. PLYWOODS i2th y November, 1944: af fn a Reruns aud sine the operators of thi it per-

The first meeting for the indi- “a room for the membership. It is Agee: A 4

Mistial ghifts at this plant ‘will be Sought to disrupt the ireyiedad tine ¢6 chinin-a’ permit| Te Oe OPIS Bob] LBERNI.

held Friday, May 4th, in order ica and other locals of the =e from Selective Service for a hir-|™iration, and their systematic |1- =a sick comanitiacnee a
get the committees ise ° sig " , by y-|ing h d the firsrent quarte d organized methods of adver-;my Bruton, reports a falling-off

ioe up new members, aan ivel i will suit aha) tising have made it possible for!of the sick and injured during

the necessary work in pr ti in asecret '-|everyone so desiring to tako ad-jthe past two weeks. Those in the

tion for the negotiations that vantage ofttieln preseriea anita air aaa Feneer ae

‘ia ns vi cee our applica- vicinit; jgamps and mills are as follows:

ion for certification ‘ E k Tait, APL Mill; Erie Nel-

ie ; This type ee aca paul go far| Jack Tait, 5 el

eer rte aertion of ree | toward stamp deadly son APL Mill 1; Leo Myron, APL

Bone fea Fi eee “|enemy and c et Ea whom Camp 1; Fr sirlank, Frank-

i = the zl ae three Ba thi ice is available should jlin River Camp; rbert Connah,

shifts, and also the aay pene hae were laid to un- definitely tak antage of i iss Sa a Serle,
4 i ; . Organized labor and should ‘Tie Mill; red arpe, Mc-

firea over which they live; how-|seat officers and to expel mem- forse ia a ech Gauss as

ever the organizational commit-|bers of the union by improper

Kk : viehy Franklin River; George
feo feels that holding meetings means or for improper or insuf-| Bdgewater, and it is hoped that| ors ofect 5: Moxy) CF UUs Teeter as Vand wi WO
for all shifts separately wil take ej as the roads become better : ee eee

Riecriiinete eee ier sblento complete ee

cele, DONE Gen nization to the North
th, |against certain fellow union | fasi
members by attempting to de- 9
/feat their right to “have equal (
rights within the union” (as| Bert Marcuse On
*) guaranteed by Article 1, Section
4 of the International Cane “A . . 7
as Deas. oe ctive Service Light Cruisers
pHlbeen ath aniogend. i “ith Gee :
the said cee Robertson to a
Bere mere eat we Ser = he Vance: or||] Always the BEST
4 expel elas without just Bee oy ginee the veginning Be
Pera vee 1942, is now.on leave of absence Ask for them in the
on active service. ; ommissary
ign- he bureau will continue to Or Order "Direct
nm} FLASH — District Beeeident provide its general economic S ce ae
Harold Pritchett has just re-| service to labor unions, including A. ee
ceived word that his son, Duane, assistance in arbitrations, nego-
- has arrived safely in Canada: He |tiations, surveys, audits} appear-
is expected home shortly for his|ances before governmental agen- 63 West Cordova St.
e | first forlough ee he left two cies, ete.; it has been announced MAr. 7612 Vancouver
‘of other sliver-pullers. |years ago, since joining the Ca-|by Eric Bee of the auditing de- s
to 504 Holden Building). nadian Nay, partment.