March 13, 1952

B.C. LUMBER WORKER ‘

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Vancouver General

Sisters Pearl Hodgson and Kay
Woods of the W.A., Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following 36 pa-
tients in the Vancouver General
Hospital distributing candy, cigar-
ettes and copies of the B,C, Lum-
ber Worker:

Steve Loranger, Western Forest
Industries—Progressing (left).

F, Carter, Eburne Sawmills —
Getiing alone fine (left).

Joe Danilnk, Upper Fraser, Pr.
George (left).

Keith Hannah, Rosedale (left).

A, Gaven, Merritt (left),

W. Wiamark, Enderby ‘(eft).

Paul Kotuk, ‘Arnada Bay (left).

Munro, Alberta Lumber, Van-
r—Progressing.
in Went, Youbou (lett),
e Swan, Pr, George — Burns.
Progressing (left).
Wm. Buxton, Port Renfrew

left).
OGan Brlekwon, Port McNeil —

Progressing (left).
ream Penner, Jones Lake Log.
T, Clayton, Chemainus—Getting

along fine.

f we. Nelson, Port Hardy — Spine

injury,

WeG. Miller, Camp “A” Engle-
wood—Leg injury.
Bob Hillier, Pioneer Timber—

Feeling fine.

Tom Batie, Comox Log., Lady-

smith, B,C.

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%. Clayton, Chemainus — Feel-
ing fine.

Auto Krone, Pr. George — Back
injury. Feeling fine.

Gus Angoldt, Pr. George —Bro-
ken arm. Not too well.

Russell Weaver, Englewood —
Progressing.

Ray Hutchinson, Minstrel
land—Leg injury. Feeling fine,

Wm. Smith, North West Bay —
Leg injury. Progressing slowly.

Wred Larsen, Vancouver Bay —
Leg injury. Slow progress.

A. Apps, Elk River Timber —
Progressing.

Wm. Cook, Sucre Lumber, Gib-
sons—Broken finger. Feeling fine.

Wm. Gagne, Terrace—Knee in-
jury. Not too well.

G, Gibbs, Nanaimo Lakes—Pro-
gressing. ;

E. Lampinen, V.S. & B. Logging
—Feeling fine.

L, Hokans, Beaver Cove — Arm
not too well. 5

W. Carrier, Natal—Progressing.

George Skomedal, Western Log-
ging—Bye injury. Not too well.

Glen DeForest, Maloney Log,
Port Hardy—Broken finger—fine.

E. Swan, Pr. George — Burns.
Progressing. i

A. Bassiere, Franklin River —
Quite ill,

Outside Wards

Sisters Lucille Busch and Jean
Mackenzie of the W.A., Local 1-
217, IWA, visited the following 1
patients in the Vancouver General
Hospital distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker:

1. Taulouse, MacMillan & Bloe-
del—Multiple injuries. Doing fine.

Jazel Stanklewicz, H. R. Mac-
Millan, Alberni — Bad knee and
cracked rib, Coming along fine.

Perry, Prince George — Broken
back.

A. Walsuck, Booth Log. Alert
Bay—Broken back. Coming along

me,

J. O'Neil, Mitchell Island—Back
injury. Hopes to sit up soon,

‘A, Smedley, Dock Log.—Broken
back. Up and’ around.

H. Jolander, Comox Log.— Bro-
ken back, Had operation and skin
Bratt. <

0. “Mercer, Hendricks
Broken back. Doing fine.

Leslie Delair, J. R. Morgan—Ar-
thritis. Well.

S. Wenterlund, Giroday’s — Op-
eration. In bed for some time yet.

Outside Wards

Sisters Lucille Busch and Jeah
Mackenzie of the W.A., Local 1-
217, IWA, visited the | following
nine patients in the Vancouver
General Hospital distributing can-
dy, cigarettes and copies of the
B. ©. Lumber Worker:

A. Walsuck, Booth Log., Alert
Bay—Broken back. Improving.

L, Toulouse, MacMillan & Bioe-
dell — Multiple injuries, Coming
along slowly.

Gazel Stanciewiez, R, H. MacMil-
lan, Port Alberni—Left.

J, O'Neill, Mitchell Island—Get-
ting back brace.

A. Smedley, Dock Logging—Bro-
ken back. Leaving soon.

H, Jolander, Comox Logging —
Broken back. Improving.

0, Mercer, Hendricks Bros—At
Rehab, Centre. Coming alone fin

1. Delair, J, R, Morgan Co,—Ar-
thritis, Fine.

$. Westeriund, Giroday’s Mill—
Operation. Doing fine.

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St. Paul’s

Sisters Pat Fulljames and Mur-
fel Bradley of the W.A., Local 1-
217, IWA, visited the following
patients on February 22 in the St.
Paul’s Hospital distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker:

B, Koivula, Minstrel Island —
Grafts, Up in'a wheel chair now.

Bert Marklund, Kashmir Lumber
North Vancouver — Coming along
slowly.

William Beattie, Northern Ce-
dar, Sullivan Bay, Seymour Inlet.
Not feeling so well.

Roderick Brent, Cariboo Lumber
Co, Williams Lake—Old leg in-
jury. Up and around now.

John Whittingham, Troutman &
Garoway, Peachland’ — Cartilage
Temoved ‘from knee. Expects to be
discharged soon,

Larry Gibault, Interior Spruce,
Prince George—Both legs in cast.
Coming along.

Steve Obzera, Carl Pohle Lum-
ber, Terrace—Broken arm. Coming
along.

Jefirey Wales, Brittan River,
Vancouver Bay—Bye injury. Had
surgery.

©. H, Brown, A.P.L, Port Alberni
Tues injury. Coming along quite
well.

Carl Dziubek, Strohm Lumber
Co. Prince George — Cut leg in
July. In for surgery.

William McNamara, Bear Bay
Logging, Bute Inlet—old injury.
Broken leg.

Sister Muriel Bradley and Bro-
ther Lloyd Whalen of Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following 12 pa-
tients in the St. Paul’s Hospital on
March 4th, distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker

Robert Haines, Coal Creek Log-
ging, Granite Bay—Arm injury.

Nick Grodzuik, Canadian White
Pine, Vancouver—Back injury.

James Dick, Akenhead Pole
Camp, Cassidy. Cartilage out of
eg.

Nels Johnson, Sandspif, Queen
Charlotte Islands—Broken’ arm,

Eldred Berry, Timberland De-
velopment, Toby Inlet — Arm in-
jury.

John Jackson, Allen Br
Prince George—Arm injury

Howard Legassick, Victoria
Lumber Co., Nanaimo River Camp
—Cut tendon in hand.

E. Kolvula, Minstrel Island —
Grafts. Awaiting discharge.

Bert Marklund, Kashmir Lum-
ber, North Vancouver—Not feeling
too’ well.

Roderick Brent, Cariboo Lumber
Co, Williams Lake—Old leg in-
jury. Coming along well.

C. H. Brown, A-P.L., Port Al-
berni—Leg injury, Expects to be
leaving soon.

VISITED A'T HOME

W. Jacobs, Alberta Lumber Co—

Of work with back injury.

thers,

Royal Columbian and
St. Mary’s

Sisters Pearl Smith and Mar-
Baret Ekman of the W.A., Local
1-357, TWA, visited the ‘following
patients in’ the Royal Columbian
and St. Mary's Hospital distribut-
ing candy, ‘cigarettes and copies
of the B.C. Lumber Worker:

Cally Moore, Hammond Cedar.

BE, Severied, Makay & Flannigan
—Back injury and is now dis-
charged.

Mr, Ewing, Plavelle Cedar —
Bael operation. Doing fine.
ackTie Strand, Fraser Mills—Acei-

ent.

E. Tilley, Flavelle Cedar—Back
injury.

George Parker—Retired.

Mr. Ward, Fraser Mills — Ankle
injury. Very cheerful.

Mike Terlesky, Alaska Pine —
Operation.

Mr. Folka, Fraser Mills—Blood
Polson,

Jnck Smith, Fraser Mills—Acci-
dent and is now in a rehabilitation
centre.

Lillian Ivorson, Pacific Veneer—
Car accident. Coming along fine.

Eldon Marsh, Fraser Mills—In-
jured heel,

Mr. Bafleau,
—Operation,

,Harry Attlee, B.C, Manufactur-
ing—Badly injured hand.

Egil Larson, Royal City Saw-
mills—Heart attack.

Lillian McLean, Alaska Pine,
0, Olson. .

Torkel Mara, Brownsville —
Pneumonia,

Mr. Powers, McKay & Fi
—Injured’ back. naa:

B,C, Manufacturing

- "Lourdes

Brother B. Wilson of Local 1-
363, IWA, visited the following in
Lourdes Hospital, Campbell River,
distributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of B.C, Lumber Worker:

Ole Storr, Camp 5, Bloedel —
Slipped and fell, breaking right
leg. Doing okay.

Thos. Perks, locomotive engin-
cer, Camp 5, Bloedel — Internal
hemorrhage. ‘Doing fine.

Anton Sadlowski, Bull cook,
Camp 5, Bloedel—Abcess on hand.

Doing okay,

Charlie ©. Quirt, watchman,
Fawn Bluff, Bute’ Inlet, Pacific
Pine Co—Shot self in leg acci-
dentally. Going home sodn.

Bill Souproanuck, donkey engi-
neer, Boyd Lumber Co., Sayward—
Gas lamp caught fire, burning
arms, neck and body badly. Com-
ing along fine,

Fred Parlee, donkey engineer.
Franmer Logging, Sayward —
Virus pneumonia. Doing fine.

Raguer Lindbergh, faller, Blk
River Timber Co—Fell and’ frac-
tured some ribs. Doing fine.

Joseph Elgie, roadman, Dyer
Logging Co., Sayward — Heart
trouble. Coming along.

Brother B. Wilson of Local 1-363
IWA, visited the following in
Lourdes Hospital distributing can-

y

cigarettes and copies of the
©, Lumber Worker:

Elmer Ellingsen, Cortez Island,
Ernel Logging Co, Ltd.—Cut knee.
Doing fine.

Charlie ©. Quirt, watchman,
Fawn Bluff, Pacific Pine Co.—Shot
self in leg. Doing okay,

Thos. Perks, locomotive engin-
eer, Camp 5, Bloedel — Internal
hemorrhage. Doing okay.

Hoke Sylventer, Mitchell Log-
ging Co. Read Island—Fell with
axe, cutting knee. Doing fine.

Martin Mossum, Camp 5, Bloedel
—In for check-over. Doing fine.

Joseph Elgie, loadman, Dyer
Logging Co., Sayward, B.C.Heart
trouble. Coming along fine.

Otto Lien, hooker, Camp 5, Bloe-
del—Strained muscles in shoulder.
Doing fine.

138 MP's
IGNORE
VITAL VOTE

OTTAWA (CPA) — Liberal
Members of Parliament went on
record against CCF health insur-
ance proposals in a House of
Commons vote, March 6. Taken
on a motion by CCF Leader M. J.
Coldwell, M.P., which expressed
regret at the government’s fail-
ure to “recommend the inaugura-
tion of a health insurance pro-
gram”, the division found 45
M.P.’s backing the health insur-
ance move, 90 opposing it. The
rest of the 263 members were
absent.

Tories and Social Creditors
who voted against a similar CCF
motion at the Fall session, sup-
ported the health plan this time,
an indication of its mounting
popularity with Canadians,

“The costs of poor health to
society, as well as to the indi-
vidual, are staggering,” Coldwell
pointed out éarlier, placing his
motion before the House. “... the
CCF believes that a national
health insurance program is the
only way by which the nation’s
health can be adequately pro-
tected.”

King’s Daughters

Brother Wd Linder of Local 1-80,
IWA, visited the following in the
King's Daughters Hospital distri-
buting candy, cigarettes and
copies of the B.C. Lumber Worker:

George Smythe, 2nd vice-presi-
dent of Loc: 1-80 and chairman
of Camp 6, Sub-local—Pneumonia.

Farnham Foote, Duncan,

Paul. Genereaux, Shawnigan
Lake—Burns,

Delmar Tjensvold,
chan—Knee. operation:

George Clarence, Rowatt, Crof-
ton Boom,

Lake Cowi-

Charles Dixon, Chemainus, Mill,

—Burns.
John Skog,

Knee injury.
©. Lee, Duncan—Very cheerful.

A. Neltseh, Honeymoon Bay—
Leg operation.
Jim Sedak, Youbou—tlness,
D. W. Carmiehacl, Honeymoon
Bay—Iliness.
Roger Sniith, Koksilah—ilness.
Alphonse Billy, Duncan,
Hs Mattin, Duncan.
Donald Patterson, Honeymoon
Bay—Recovering from accident.

Lake Cowichan—

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