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“April 17, 1952

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

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1-217 WA NOTES

By Muriel Bradley,
Secretary,

‘The March meeting of our Aux-
iliary was very well attended. In-
cluded in the correspondence was
a letter from Sister Isabel Peter-
son, Recording Secretary of the
Parksville Ladies’ Auxiliary (sub
Local 1-80), requesting name and
address of any logger in one of
the Vancouver hospitals for the
purpose of sending comforts
from their Auxiliary. .

Hospital reports heard at the
March meeting showed that a to-
tal of 48 visits had been made to
St. Paul’s HoSpital by Sisters
Muriel Bradley, Pat Fulljames,
and Brother Lloyd Whalen. Sis-
ters Kay Wood and Pearl Hodg-
son reported a total of 50 visits
to the Compensation Wards of
the Vancouver General. The Out-
side Wards of the Vancouver
General were visited by Sisters
Lucille Busch and Jean Macken-
zie who niade 27 visits. North
Vancouver General is covered by
Sister Lucy Robinson. No pa-
tients in either St. Vincent’s or
Shaughnessy.

Hospital Visitors

St. Paul’s Hospital, Muriel
Bradley, Anne Nichol; Vancouver
General (Compensation Wards),
Rossie Cummins, Olive White-
house; General (Outside Wards),
Margaret Slarks, Elsie Gray;
North Vancouver, Lucy Robinson.

A brief synopsis of the Massey
Report was given by Sister Brad-
ley. A vote of thanks was extend-
ed for the work in connection
with the report. Sister Alison
Brown was tendered a vote of
thanks for her work in connec-
tion with Hospital visiting. Sister
Brown is leaving for a vacation
to Scotland shortly and our best
wishes are extended to her for a
pleasant trip.

The April meeting was held in
the IWA Board Room, 45 Kings-
way, was not so well attended
due to.a lot of illness, We were
in receipt of a donation to the
Hospital Fund from the Court-
enay Local of the IWA. This is
the first donation received from
any Local Union this year. The
last contribution being sent -in
during August, 1961, from Local

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An acknowledgment of our let-
ter and report was received from

fthe editor of The International

Woodworker, who stated that our
report will be printed in the
March 12 issue of the paper. We
have received the January, 1952,
issue of The Consumers’ Union
magazine and our Auxiliary is
considering the advisability of
becoming a regular subscriber.

We will be represented at the
Spring Executive Meeting of the
Vancouver Council of Women, be-
ing held April 24 in the Hudson’s
Bay Auditorium where we will
attempt to bring up the matter
of the Heather Annex (Vancou-
ver General Hospital). Our Hos-
pital Visiting Committee has‘dis-
cussed conditions in the Heather
Annex at various times after
visiting patients confined there,
and we feel that some type of
investigation should be made into
the conditions prevalent there.

Reports of. the Hospital Visit-
ing Committee at the April meet-
ing showed that a total of 34
visits were made to St. Paul’s
Hospital by Sisters Anne Nichol,
Muriel Bradley and Brother
Lloyd Whalen. Sisters Olive
Whitehouse, Rossie Cummins and
Pat Fulljames made a total of
102 visits to the Compensation
Wards of the General Hospital.
The Outside Wards of General
were visited by. Sisteys Margaret
Slarks and Elsie Gray who made
39 visits. Sister Lucy Robinson
reported no patients at the North
Vancouver General but one mem-
ber visited at home (injured at
King’s Mill, North Vancouver.).

April Hospital Visitors

St. Paul’s, Muriel Bradley and
Pat Fulljames. General Hospital
(Compensation Wards), Olive
Whitehouse, Margaret Slarks;
(Outside Wards), Olive White-
house, Margaret Slarks, first two
weeks, Kay Rankin, Jean Mac-
Kenzie, second two weeks.

We regret we were not able to
avail ourselves of the kind invi-
tation extended to us by the
Auxiliary of Local 1-357, New
Westminster, to attend their St.
Patrick’s Day Social.

The next meeting of our Aux-
iliary will take place Wednesday,
May 7, in the IWA Board Room,
45 Kingsway. Nominations will
be received for officers for the
forthcoming year. Elections will
take place at the June meeting.

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Vancouver General

Sisters Olive Whitehouse and
Margaret Slarks of the W.A. Lo-
cal 1-217, IWA, visited the follow-
ing 10 patients: in the Vancouver
General Hospital on April 8 dis-
tributing candy cigarettes, and
copies of B.C, Lumber Worker:

S$. Westerlund, Glroday's Mill —

Feeling pretty good.

Matt Suofanen, Port McNeil—Hay-
ing trouble with ear.
Chris Larsen, Olsen’s Logging —

Getting along fine.

L. DeLair, J. R. Morgan — Arth-
ritis, Peeling better.
L. Toulause, McMillan & Bloedel—

Back injury.

A. Walsuek, Alert Bay — Broken
back.

J. O'Neil, Mitchell Island—Broken
back. Awaiting operation.

H. Jolander, Comox Logging —

Broken back. Very cheerful.

0. Mercer, Prince George — Still
taking treatments.

0, Krone, Prince George—Broken
back. Improving.

Sisters R. Cummins and Olive
| Whitehouse of the W.A., Local 1-
217, IWA, visited 61 patients in the
Vancouver General Hospital on
March 20 and 27 distributing can-
dy, cigarettes and copies of the

B.C, Lumber Worker:
WARD “Dd”
M, Maters, Beatty Plywoods—Arm
injury.
V. Berkenstock, Comox — Opera-
tion.

E. Carrier, Fort St. John — Arm
and leg injury.

G. Vogel, Vernon—Arm injury.

, Colledge, Eburn Sawmlils—Leg
injury.

N. Meliroy, Comando—Leg injury.

R. Anglehart, Prince George—Leg
injury.

©, Standal, Chemainus—Leg.

J. Youke, Meed Creek—Leg.

H, M. Bellstrom, Minstrel Island—
Le

G. Miller, Courtenay—Back.

W. Smith, North West Bay—Leg.

R. Hutehenson, Minstrel Island—

‘Hip.
Olven, Smith, & Osburg—Pelvis.
WARD ¢T?
G, Gibb, Nanaimo—Pneumonia.

MeMillan, Harrison Lake—Chost.

WARD “s”
B, Swan, Prince George—Burns.
J. Coppaid, Can. White Pine—Leg.
L. Hokins, Beaver Cove—Arm.
H, Harder, Mitchell _Island—Hand.
W. Carrier, Natal, B. C.—Burns.
K. Ealain, McBridge—Hand.
L. Phillips, L. & K. Lumber Co.—
Appendix.
J. Peterson, Hardwood Mill—Leg.
Rylander, Englewood—Back.
Alex Peterson, Eburn Sawmill —
eB.
N. West, Can. White Pine—Leg.
WARD “3”
Hukdia, Prince George.

B, Dixson,, Western Plywood—
Appendix.
S. Sleniko, Prince Rupert—Hand.

WARD “D”

R. ena Twin Creek — Opera-
tion.
M. Maters, Beatty Plywood—Armi
D. Alderson, Powell River —Bro-
ken neck,
WARD “5”

D. Fitzgerald, Texada Island
‘Arm,
Ss.

Lawrence,
C. Colledge, Eburn Sawmill—Leg.

Prince George

Knee.
. Dayle, Buddy Man—Leg.

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©, Standal, Chemainus—Leg.
J. Yonke, ‘Meed Creek—Log.

R, McChris, Pender Harbor—Hip.
G Paulda, Ladysmith—Lee.

W. Smith, Norih West Bay—Leg.
A. Olsen, Smith & Osburg—Hip.
W. MeNetl, Ladysmith.

H. Billstrom, Minstrel Island —

Leg. 3
C. Rolling, Dawson Creok.

WARDS “S” and “T”
G. Gibb, Nanaimo—Pneumonia.
H. McMillan, Harrison Lake —

Chest.
ue PeeOnitCaaES George—Burns.

. McCulloch, Vangard Logging—
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. Coppard, Can. White Pine—Log.
3, Auhford, 1.J. Sawdust—Hand.
Hi, Harder, Minstrel Island—Hand,
L. Hokins, Beaver Cove—Arm.

W. Carrier, Natal—Burns,

N. West, Can. White Pine—Leg,
J. Peterson, Hardwood Mill—Les.
Rylander, Englewood—Back.

A. Peterson, Eburn Sawmill—Leg,

WARD “J”
S. Slinko, Prince Rupert—Hand.

Hukdla, Prince George — ‘a
tion. Y as

Lourdes Hospital

Brother B, Wilson, of Local 1-
363, TWA, visited the Lourdes Hos-
pital in Campbell River, distribut-
ing cigarettes and chocolate bars
to the following:

Jas, ©. Johnson, Timberland De-
velopment Co, at Brem River,
Toba Inlet — Ulcers. Going to
Vancouver for operation.

Harry Prydetok, bull cook, Camp
5, Bloedel, B.C. — Broke three

s. Going home soon.

Martin Anderson, Booth Logging,
Loughboro Inlet, faller — Cut
foot with axe. Doing okay.

Mike Katermych, flunkie, Camp 5,
Bloedel—Pleurlsy. Doing okay.

George Dick, boomman, Elk River

Timber Co.— Bronchitis. Doing
okay.

St. Paul’s

Sister Muriel Bradley and Presi-
dent Lloyd Whalen of Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following eight
patients on March 28 distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of the
B.C. Lumber Worker:

Onorino Cujini, Northern Timber
Co., Tofino — Cut leg tendons
with axe. Cast still on.

Nick Grodzutk, Canadian White
Pine, Vancouver—Coming along
fine ‘since back operation. Ex-
pects to be discharged soon,

Jim Aucion, Hillcrest Lumber Co,

Hip, Coming. along well. Sitting
up in bed.

Steve Luko, Camp A, Englewood—
Kneecap. Receiving injections in
log every three days. Still pain-
ul.

Stanley Brundage, B.C. Forest,
Products, Vancouver In for
observation for back injury.

Leaving for home,

Royal Columbian &
St. Mary’s

Sisters Jones, Vandale, Lane and
Moore of the 'W.A., Local 1-357,
1WA, New Westminster, visited
the ‘following pationts in Royal
Columbian and St. Mary's Hospi-
tals distributing candy, cigarettes
and coples of the B.C. Lumber
Worker:

Glen Rodgers, Royal City Saw-
mills — Broken anklo. Gone
home.

Erle Strand, Fraser Mills—Numer-
ous Injuries, Gone home.

E. Titley—Was in isolation. Going
home. ,

Lillian Lyorsen, Pacific Veneer —
Recovering from serious acci-
dent. Sitting up.

Mora — Up and ‘around. Going
home,

Bob Parton, B.C, Man. — Tonsil-
ectomy.

0, Saurne, Pacific Veneer—Crush-
ed fingers.

John Armstrong, Alaska Pine —
Dislocated spine. 2

Vandarmuelen, Flavelle Cedar —
Going home.

Dave Hampton, Flavelle Cedar —
Doing well.

Al Fitzpatrick—Hip injury.

Nicholy Flavelle Cedar — Doing
well.

Melvin, Flavelle Cedar — Kidney
condition,

Dirks, B.C. Box—In for X-ray.

McGratten, Flavelle Cedar—Pneu-
monia. ‘

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Carl Liungherg, Northern Timber
Co, Tofino — Had operation on
left arm. Expects to be dis-
charged.

George Taylorson, M. & W. Camp,
Sechelt—Log rolled on hip. Also
injured leg.

Ross Long — Details not avail-
able. Haying transfusions.
Sisters Muriel Bradley and Pat

Fulljames of the W.A., Local 1-

217, IWA, Visited the following s\

patients in St. Paul's Hospital on

April 4 distributing candy, cigar-

ettes and copies of the B.C, Lum-

ber Worker:

Jim Aucoin, Hillcrest Lumber Co.
—Hip. Coming along fine. Tak
ing physiotherapy treatments.
Up for a short while on crutches,

Onorino Gujinl, Northern ‘Timber
Co., Tofino—Cut leg tendon, Had
cast changed. Coming along fine.

Fernest Vandale, Canadian White
Pine, Vancouver — Surgery to

. Awaiting to

hand (old injury:
be discharged.

Tom Denny, Cariboo Fir Ltd., Wil-
liams-Lake—Cartilage removed
from knee. A

Roy Allen, R. T. Blackwood Log-
ging, Galiano Island—Torn car-
Ulage in knee,

Ross Long, Percy George Camp,
Willow River, B,C.—Back in-
jury. Had surgery. Feeling much
better than previous week,

P Ladysmith

Bothers Fred Svensson and J.

Popovich of Local 1-80, IWA, visit

ed the following patients in the

Ladysmith Hospital distributing

eandy, cigarettes and copies of

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Mrs, Einar Berglund, member of
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