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LOCAL 80*

A group of girls, all daughters of Auxiliary Members, Local 30, taken at the Dominion Day Par- | couple of weeks ago.
They also represented the Auxiliary in the Labor Day Carnival at Lake Cowichan.

ade in Duncan,

From left to right they are: Back Row, Doris Teslo, Ruth Tasa, Irene Buch, Vera Brown, Lorraine | Sister G. Cook for the use of
Eklund, Carol Greenwell; Front Row, left to right: Doreen Marwood, Donna

Alldred, Sharon Wilson,

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Local 97 Recovers
From Labor Day

New Westminster auxiliary
members have now fully recov-
ered from the Third Annal La-
bor Day Rally. There they again
did a splendid, job of serving
lunch to the guest speakers, en-

tertainers and bands, as well as
sundry hungry and very moist
marchers whose spirits were not
dampened in spite of the rain!

Local 97 is now planning to
eoneentrate on building up our
membership by consistent per-
sonal contact work, and by in-
ereasing our social activities.
We also plan to introduce new
educational features to our meet-
ings which we feel to be an im-
portant phase of auxiliary work.

We have resumed sending our
usual cigarette allotment over-
seas and have held two socials
recently, one at the home of Sis-
ter Rosen and the other at the

{ home of Sister Kipp.

We are very pleased .to have
the honor of having the next
District Council quarterly meet-

t ing here and are looking forward
to meeting the members from
our sister auxiliaries again,

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Auxiliary Aids
Ford Strikers

At its last meeting on Tues-
day evening the IWA Women’s
Auxiliary, Vancouver Local. un-
animously voted to support the
strike of the Windsor Ford
workers for union security. It
was felt that all labor organiza-
tions and their affiliates should
do their utmost financially and
morally to help the Ford work-
ers in their struggle which con-
cerns not only the Automobile
Workers Union but every union
and every worker in Canada.
Collection sheets were handed
eut and Auxiliary members who
have jobs felt that they should
follow the example of the union
and pledge a day’s pay for this
important cause.

General Hospital
Committee Report

The following brothers were
visited by Sisters Pulling and
Godfrey
eral Hospital last week: Ts

Tum Moon, Bloedell Shingle
Mill, broken arm; S. Weldman,
Universal Box, stomach injury;
W. Hert, Canadian Forest Prod-
vets, Englewood. broken foot;
Kuva, Queen Charlotte I
broken leg and arm injury;
bretech, APL Camp; Dalgleish,
just operated on and was too
sick for visitors. All others re-
ported as doing well. Each were
given a Lumber Worker.

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Locals Urged to Send

Delegates To Convention

The Convention of the IWA-CIO Federated Auxiliaries which
will convene in Eugene, Oregon, on November 13th, will be one
of the most important our auxiliaries have yet called. For British
Columbia auxiliaries, at least, these convention have taken place
during years when our nation was engaged in fighting a war. Our
TT ro | Activities were mainly directed
towards doing all in our power
te achieve victory in the war
and the auxiliaries have a fine
record in this respect.

Now the militery’ defeat of
fascism has been accomplished

and democratic people every-
where are confronted with the
job of eliminating every vestige
of fascist influence in the world.
This is a challenge to every
progressive-minded person who
wants to see a world in which
people can live in peace to de-
velop great resources for the

benefit of mankind.

Local 107 Initiates
New Members

At the regular meeting of Van-
couver , Auxiliary on Sept. 25,
four ndw members were wel-
comed; Sisters McDonald, Croy,
Godfrey and Ritchie.

The Hospital Committee for
St. Paul’s reported visiting ten
brothers there who were all
getting along nicely (most of
them have now gone home).

Sister E. Cook reported very
{fully on the Rehabilitation Con-
ference called by the WEA a

BOILERMAKERS’
A vote of thanks was given Union Building
|her home and invaluable assis- DANCE

|tance at the garden party. Ap- TUES. ‘and SAT.
jpreciation was also expressed to
who, are not Auxiliary
members for their help on Klon-
lesion atett eandintgenhe siete on
; donation of a lamp to be raffled
lat the Auxiliary Bazaay on Oct-

| ober 27, in the IOOF Hall.
Sisters Edith
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Watts and Dor- |S 23e==

Richardeon were elected to
Stewards’ meet-
ing of the union on help for the}

bazaar and help in organization |
problems.

It was decided to send a letter
to Mayor Cornett asking that the,
City Council take some action
with regard to the poor calibre
of movies and funny papers and
books which have a very bad in-
fluence on the quickly develop-
ing minds of our children.

Sister Godfrey won the nickel
reffle,

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