by The B.C. District Council, International Woodworkers of America, Affiliated to Congress of Industrial Organizations (ClO)
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Vol. XIV, No. 13
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VANCOUVER, B.C., JUNE 18, 1945

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wn Of B.C. Plywoods

.A4nnounced By

IWA Local 1-217

¢

 Leggers’ Ball

To Be Held As

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however, fi

Elections

WE go to press final results of the fede:
as the Ser avo vote ha: ae

ral elections are
Boy been counted.

On July 4 nown
: did no
Loggers’ Ball to} Mac} Bane King may be in a posi
ee on what typ.
this

ee

| ably seat wa ilding a
tribute toward

stronger

in the strength it exp: pected.

building a just and lasting peace. That L

in,
ition to form a government. Specu-

e of government it would be, would be futile at

he course of the war, Labor has contributed immeasur-

uw
will likewise con-
's in-

Canada. Labor

tion at Ottawa is unto: ‘ortunate and
rlson’s
he admission price is

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are as on, Firs

nay ee a only goes
eb) ae are agree!

a aehiad ae West Hotel; sec-

the C
ee] 2G. nt with the Jabor- spitting eeu an ‘ele

can be directly attributed to the

unions in Comox-

Postwar Security

“|Main Consideration

For Joining Union

Last of the major plywood factories in British Colt
ia has now officially entered the ranks of organized ‘deste
enodaee nt Gi

workers i in the an ou

38
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to show

1 | indica:
Bunyan Board will receive a $20|

bloom

and Son,

a

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is to

tr in for the

io, where

oe ocr lost 28 seats in the Provincial Tents, is a similar

seems determined to commit ianiatl and in so doing,
wi

e next alesti, either provineially or Federally
one

IW.
, | Program of union commis a
gress.

id

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ity. As security legislation w:

effect at the time,

erned.
most exclusively
post war progr

ods, as the plant is now
i rocaneeee
e in 1942 when Bert

conditions is!
hi condition:

of 1942.

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Meliss, ho ie Bes eo gee Jeo er Reatte of the present
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Park, DER n, B.C.,
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Man Killed

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Local 1-80 of the IWA, and others from a number of service clubs
idual entries

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“= iBuncan Carnival And Sports Day To):
ae tir Feature Many Contests And Prizes

Day oe scheduled for July 2nd a

ises to ide one of is
eeets on Vancouver Island. The
jorning h a gala parade i

d to the success

0
of the drive,

It is expected that the anes
ing of certification and

trophy will be a cup donated by| contract rue eed uy e =
the Vancouver Island Coach|cess of solidation and of
Lines. In addition to the above, | bringing the valent up to 100 per

individual cups will be presented | "> oranization.

e 1945 winners.

: Ahicl ne ae Gea a ‘saute feature attraction for| »
e death toll in B.C. lumber| along a co he shades with mu the da: kh d A k d
OE Age reememnpaee sl eoeice: is ges ee ee sand/Loggers Aske
Navy Band of Vastoriat ‘the Mili-| Program which is planned for| known entries from ouver,
Daniel Bumside, 58, was killed tary Band of Esquimalt and the|*h? day, will head the list of} Victoria and Cowichan. Feature To Stay On Job
re brie ‘aera caught in a con-| Victoria Gi ipe Band and sports, with excellent prizes fOr ||. ttractions onl the: entectainment
forming a ‘of Honor for| ¢2¢h event, featuring tr list wi be a variety show by a| Selective Service oficials are
oil Q5 the crowning ceremonies will be| i with $100 first prize and $75) sroup of entertainers from the aking Jonzers in the B.C) wood
the internation: lyf eon prize. Heel Fatt other events, fed “tvianele Concert Party of|to stay on the job this year until
toria Girls Drill Tea: mag) fire season and to forgo thei

The sigue Hal aoe toe Low

ne will as tint prize, $75
mea Tas prize $25.
nce wilenge shields ..are ee
a be ntested ea

usual midsummer trip

Duncan Dominion Day| pe,
cazaivet is Gh rine this | 7 i oe
year jointly b; anizations

ing Queen Joan Serman wl

| Queen-elect for 1945; and mem-
. “

ata ta be a

y ) co :
year oe dss Seg A) ail including the city neil of oe ee cuase watts ce Sen

yn the possession of the} Dt yeah ‘Dun oe aber terially built up this summer, a
See MV AURN ot toe che Io | the MC CIEL, ts Rotary ub, | £008 many tlle will be forced ta

ling contest is being donated] the Kinsmen Gia the Canadian

by the Victoria Lumber OF, Giri District Council officers have
Limited at Chemainus, The| Riding club, ae Duncan Civic] endorsed the Belective sere ice
shield for the sawing contest is| Recreational Committee, alanine point out that
being donated by 1 il Anglers’ Association, | defeat japan a a pane
mmber Company Limit han Fish and Game As-| peace, will depend, to a consid-
the shield for the chopping con-| sociation, the Duncan Volunteer| erable extent on our efforts.
‘Lennan, McFeely and| Fire Brigade, the a hinese Ca-| Lumber is desperately needed to
‘ior, Ltd., Vancouver. pater am sociation and the ee the war and for recon-

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f Pythias.. { at hdme and abroad.