B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Sb Paul's Hospital
ws au wale mae and Edith
Any stgeal al 1- ce
iwae Maleee. tee “following seve
Bee i Bs Bias es oe 1 on
ete tek
of u he J
ber Worker:
Adolph Hildebrandt, Johnson
Stynes Gly Prince George —
Hand a ated. Feeling a bit

bette:
Michnel Tereposky, Canadian
wae seine ‘Wamcouvor—injured
In for further surgery
f BARS
Alex Cameron, Decea Walto
Carpe mone: _ uae: Te hee “ox
pects cast to be on for fow
e Weeks.
Gilbert ‘Fiaata, Sawmill, Youbou
aqaqaies TC eB Age tajury cad torr ane
servation and treatment. Feeling
a bit better.

Step Up | ae
a8 ram

port on the Women’s Aux-
of Sub-Local 1-80, IWA,

Mission, B.C.

Fe
lor to the 1948 split ;———-———____ Siro Oo eed tee nat of
oA sta Namen ference, which represented every today ahd feeling aulté well
Auxiliary, a review of each A\ . ie ee

Mary Causier and Edith

Sisters
mer of the W.A., Local 1-217,
month of October, gS Sat ee fo Nee six
2 | patients in on
ie of. business | October 30th, distbutine scandy,

cigarettes and co} of the

Lumber Worker:

Adolph Hildibrand¢,  Johnso
Stynes can Prince Geo.

mbers were present
the tals 's regular qaontte
meeting held on tl

utated. Feeling a bit
: “Expecting to go home in

quite cheerful

George Bullock, Columbia, Valley
Planing Williams Lake —~
_ Ha

ard party, postpo y Gheery
05 far: sur eery, Checry

fe aieitcat on war Mela g Gat MEUEL, fc ofuton eae
iarlle Frenton, 5
er, in the Parish Be Go Had ley -castcoft and mwas
Whist and bingo were iavuieelenain e

Feeling

ana expects home Sat
day.

Osear Forsberg, Squamish, B. C.
Bight days in Squamish Hospi-

with broken Had _opera-

lection ae played, with prizes awarded to
F responsbiiteg that the too far |the lucky ones and refreshments
undertaken

ic Siemen, Recording Secre-

th on it Oc! ens ‘Soin, Feeling
tary Uae the IWA Duncan Aux- Hien ‘weil.
ilia a Ww R, Peterson, Crosly Creek,

—Lo; Reet Sas admitted on
W oodworkers, and also a cheery \wamentt Page Getober Bt ith broken arm.
reo
et-well nese is given to all There’s just one more item I
Sist I. Milm Tiare R.1.P.
meta were appointed by the
all women | Committee to place a wreath on| IWA Local 1-357, member John
ore items | the Cenotai ph, Remembrance Day, | (Jackie), Shearer “MacGillivray,
all, we | November 26, 211 Fourth ee ied in the |.
The Sunsh shine Committee re- Royal, Columbian pole
any ed that they had visited 46 | tober 30th. He y s born in Bort
[not necessar' rtaining t0|Datients in the Chemainus Gen- Coquitlam and N
Auniliares, it could be anything

you feel would be of interest to eee orbital during Septem

women—:

loyed a:

Manufacturing Co,

Castaway — ‘‘Good | death.

Cannibals!” He is survived by his mother,
8. Bessie Dawson, Hammond}

grandmother, Mrs. A, Mac

Gillivray, and an aunt.

- Convention Conference

year, in conjunction with Pe = Hod
the B.C. District Council, No. 1 Recording Seats.
rid eto. very success: Wontenta Auxiliary,
IWA.

a ful
ti aeetner of of all Women’s Aux- Local 1-217,
Sa

ane his

Lady
heavens!

Gentleman Ditto— “Now, now, mt
don’t get in a stew

held. At this con-

Lourdes Hospital

r G. McEnte:
oer Vocal 1-203, TW
Lourdes Hospital ine Campbell
River distrib uting Gizaretien,
chocolate bars and
Worker to the following:
Andy Lorine, faller, Blk River
Timber Co, Cambell River—
Fell off bun’ house porch in «

wlas Strand of
Ic

Murray Matthews, Cold Creek
see eine Granite ey, ghasing
proving, eke

ken leg. ca iz okay.

n Roxs, Western Logging,
Neville, mechanic Bim Bow out
truck Wheels, breaking left leg.
aa proving.

foc _Patenaude, mp 5, Bloedel,
*Sigeine mae ear seolaent
Chest and other injuries,

Joe Tele E.R.T., second loader—
Broken leg. Improving.

smith Hospi

e Diamond, Lady-

ine
it Horney, Lady’
covering from ilini

i
Ernen ysmith — Re-

zc Beiter, Cassidy—tlin
Injured shoulder,
erbynhive, ‘iaayemith,
Hakanpan, Ladysmith —
sI Ladysmith —
Mrs, John Conti—tliness,
Florence J, Reed—IiIness,

vane seourves ene

Fine r'ge—Broken
10; areas |

STIRS UNION RALLY

moder: education. The reason, he | total working force of Canada is
Sal cad, was found in the fact that | at present Suan thus pre-
the ‘trade, ‘unions shared in t ing an incentive to further
responsibility for the prog: caer
He pledged the continue a co-
prec npnecemnen iva
ecole sacred cali crage
ingae iaamneawa Wee ae
ity.

aa role of the trade union ent ii
as the theme eloquently. vexpounded b FANG
Sfasloreers: when

PAC Needed

Gains mai h sollective
com- bargaining,
n
_ Students, who as
o-day erie Ss ere
with poet wives pat frie nds,
e hay

He traced the development o:
the ideals of freedom for the in-
dividual, and urged that

to

fre Realize ee

sacar failure to abi the

purposes of democr:

a site Rec d
ard brought

ain ica a had contrast

with conditions as they existed

in the ea aay, peers ae ihe rade

union mov ad-

a Se pesonics pres the, is a
, ‘dent 0 e Vancouver ‘ ed ibilitie ie
Coun roel George aftchel. exe car he i

id Mrs,
», and other prominent “of- |:
With their wive e

me the} He patina HB eae work
We owe a|done by the International Con-
eat debt to ate Tiny fe he de- | federation of Free Trade ei ms
red. in the international field a
urged support of aid to the yore

member, complimented the ers in ap erate countries.
“U; id

L on the duct of the Insti- fe cited statistics to show that
conduct e In:

the majority of the Canadian peo-

ed pleasure’ that t
“of safety had been [re
n the sepenon. ie pnd
bods ennipas

extol tas PRESIDENT NORMAN Mac-

i work done one by the IWA ape University of British

arsity Pesekdont

iy this/? the genie cae « sould sa
ent ° hile ta: if we are fe

Bip bade anion, moore rca the the | gains had’ be jie oe 4 ay Pecedl for Paro
Sa |imost ‘fective way of promoting |to the fact that only’80%'of the eluded

HEATHER ANN
L. Delair, R, rgan—A
ee tiene 4 “rhe

ollve: ‘Whitenoaee c of the W, TA ribs

fal eG IWA, visited the follow-
oon October ath,
distributing candy, clgaret
copies of B,C, Lumber Workes”

.B.

feel R in)

A. enue Kelly Le —

pareve Be ee oe Gaking
nes Lal

Bee
1. Be der,
ken back?

e
vA, visited
patients in the a aneees ver General

tee ie Langley —Back in-
jury.
Robert

ducti

tion on back,
Nelw Sunden,

Legs

Benny Lumber, Pen-

cen es.
Ru ‘Ter
Ralph Goughinn, ‘Pioneer Lumber,
yonott Mac oe ree OBI
ood,
om iets,

re tr. ‘Broo a, Poe injur
John Engstrom, “plc taka tee

Bing, Port Hardy—Arm and face
injury,