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Bc. LUMBER WORKER

Letters to the Editor

SAY WHAT YOU PLEASE

Resents Opposition
To Appointments
To The Editor: °

As you cannot see your wa:
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mitted May 80 inst,

Would Like Bette:
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organizers rior) Could someone suggest a plan| agement, but haven't n
r a Seas wae to make these men realize the| 70. 9” aes or on ate
‘0 the members Biot | importaneslot theselmectizes fo: F P F ti
gains| their own welfare, well as| have to be dried by the stove in| i” HUEWH rogram eatures
a ern aC that of all Canadian workmen.|the bunkhouse and you can im- G
‘ wrote this because I have not/ There is no use in paying your|agine what it is like to dry 14 Ed t ] Th
stu a ap a our fe of wos dues if it is not understood, or! on’s clothe: Seal A jseeill uca Ion a eme
lietin, le ousal of wort
sitaclines these of our members renlized wh Oy aes Pom | eave! tte not only emnren mt ate, such 3 as these civil service employees in Ottawa are
iz paid for, or how they are used. : = that
opposed to of our District convenient but most unhealthy ang in nes a
Gotinell’s Policies “and the! tens| Yours and a right thinking man would
ef thousands of promises Geicne |G. Millen en not agree to keep his dog around ae bach “oti irene programe teatoree After Werk ‘ <
C. I wrote especially for o when the clothes drying process discussing thé of proper leisw recreation.
members in ‘amps to consid. : is going have no place es
er, as get most of their) Describes Efforts To to Bold union meetings an ture denis with ‘hem oe heaana tenn chie, 7:30 pam., Community Hall.
“ion ah "eon gh the Worker. Saye Morris Voris the management of this camp| (eatin ne wae Sunday, June 24, Courtenay, 7:80
Now, then, as you tel does Sob aucet ea apes = :
words are be many re can eae To The Editor: ous to see that we have The schedule is as follows: | p.m., Community Hall. H
ugeest. our Brothers in the a I> ike ABs i anaes a Monday, , Nanaimo] June 25, Union Bay, 7:30 pm.,
eamise ton vatican tal the e would like to report on] A number of sets of fallers de- Re a ,
Ee Aa ees eetria aera Shey deat oz) one GE ot bration letra 0 take the 24th of May off| UMW Forum, 7:30 pam. UMW] Communi HL Ve
Activities of the members sland. 230
3 ‘kers, Morris Voris, who was | wi Hall; Tuesday, June 19, Paldi,| June 26, Cambellton, 7:30 pan.,
ed in our press and that of the | Workers, Moy » Ww with the result that the next d: u J 27, Bl
History of PAC and Politicians drowned her week while} they were not ling any too 22g ony ake oeging ae a a By aah beet aa
in Labor’s Struggle hefore de-| working on the boom. When he} good, so laid in, The manage. | You :30 p.m. Community| del, Mm. :
a Sorieeegt ete 1 | wenthdawns they. wereton ment immediately fired them, in-| Hall; Wednesday, June 20, You-|Thursday, June 28, Quingam,
i 130 3 Th Camp 8, 7:30 pm. Elk River
Sere ig for his body and when| yg; ing one of the boys who was|bou, C: 6, 7:30 p.m.; urs- p 8, 7:30 p.m, ys
To you Editor, I suggest that
you all ‘ ieee a were able to get him up,|iup to see the doctor about some|day, June 21, Youbou, Camp 3,| Timber. day, June 29, Quin-
RE ee they Worked aimost three hours | real sickness. He has since been| 3:80 p.m. Bunkhouse 25; 7:0/sam, Camp 9, 7:80 p.m, Blk
VEE EG Tee MOLES CUR Ca ie a .m., Bunkhouse 25. Friday,| River Timber. Saturday, June
Taree to make. reinstated after action of the|P-m.,
C. Olson, _JHe, was 42 years. old, born in| grievance committee, This outfit Jane 28)" Romney any ea ae see. HAG ny
z Missouri. He leaves to| is a good one to stay away from|p.m. Saturday, June
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