B.C. LUMBER WORKER

NO.
Sean sae
Co Ltd., before out ey

Le eae

C painicioners "WCB.

F ERI ee “FOR REE TORTEG
Bell, Wor! omen

re
anor Iw A Su
‘e yr Ablett, Commissioner WCB.

S. FETY PERFORMANCE w ‘as made
|, to anaes Mills, Cal naaien WVesterh inte

Plywood and Sash
Da

|, Chairman, WCB; and Chris Pritchard,

FRASER

MILLS

WIN AWARD —

argest sawmill in the British Commonwealth,

sing)
plywood division, entere in
al

yees in the plywo
Ae es hele wi
ord of last year

pared to the ayoue Gate fonitiia

plywood industry of 37.62. The

1951 rate achieved reduced the

1950 rate of 18.51 by almost one-
The si x division w

the antorious certificate with an
7

current year with bated breath
and crossed ers. Their |.
accident was in October, 1951
and their frequency rate is at
present a complete zero. They
refuse to brag because of the
fear that over-confidence may
deprive t unique dis-
tinction.

The importance of the occasion
was marked by the a fendianee ot
all members of the Workm

were sup-
plemented by those of a plete
id Arthur Be branes. OF B

i
redit to ‘kers

Mr. ells ratulated the

and employees on

their aatstandl ing performance

and byished them pelt in the pro-
gram of cooperation aay hi

meets zach peared
aes pie to
aed Managin;

the
ne

rector and Vice- x xesident: of
Canadian wists ber
Ltd. Mr. Rya

that the exeuit rightfully stone

ae

Reg. Davis, of the
safety ecmmilttea
IWA erin

Spokesman for the I

occasion was Roy Mae Chait

man of the Fraser Mills Sub-
Hi

an jun r
in: cidents, The
aghievements of the past yeau he
claimed, ed toward still

han 500 employees at-
engeugethe pleasing, ceremony.
Hoa

him:
Is

man outside who
oa ie nae 4 dual Personally
Hae , tell him to go
e 8

Get mysbroker, Miss Jones.”
"a oer or pawn?”

A young girl brought up like a
aint

Si
Wasn’t let to use powder or

pape:
had a big
Wi tn Hes parents, Sune
There’s hardly a place where it
ain’t.

Union’s
Sacred
Duty

sion of the report ‘of
Safety Coun-

Submis:
the International
cil to

woodworkers killed in the in-
dustry should carry

ens| esponsibility to pre-
vent

ny

tragic fatalities

ance of safety, he urged, was

one of the ‘moat sacred obliga-
ym nm members! fue

ossible to

ac
was accomplished by volunteer
oe

Four Local Unions in District
Nowa a stated, had. affiliation
with, the National Safety Council,

as the District Council.

Improved

Rules
Sought

n in the State

‘A safety met
IWA safety Sra ie

John

t Safety Dee
District a aa

oIWA member’ S.

he conference laid plans pre-
ita ry to the Governor's “state

ce to be held in Novem-
crt wing the Presidential
Next Ste

A determined fo

made to

Fa adling, President of Dis
aired the conference.
Rls adv aneed by

the ur
er M » and will
hea he presented at the forth-
c conference,

re:

that legisla-
rot ide ‘hat
da.

rec gaitiac|

tutes pertaining to acciden
Ae Diba tedusiivea ah
the State of Washington.

¢ recommend that legisla-
tion be enacted to establish a
civil reice

ing the Supervisor of Safety,
by eaeudingg ie Director and
Super:

4 representat:
the Deporiment of eg “

Industri

OTTO KWOWEETIZR ...

SAUCERS —

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