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Gratitude -

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For you in- humility
Athi to ag serve.
as our own

Glorious Canada,
tnd sof freedom,

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To us as a mother you've

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that suitable preparati
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In your arms enfolded Us. Free will, eS es ee
For this For this the Almighty,
To give thee our thanks, ee remember you,
Tigash for praise ~ And aly blessings
You seek not. hal

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We vena
For you shall toil,

Our uty this day
We desire to fulfill.

ares. oe ng t will be necessary to consider

—MIKkE WYNNYCH
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And carefully guard
Your con aes and laws
So that no
In evil iagiiaee
Those blessings
is de leprive.
lorious Canada,
Land of freedom,
Faith for you
ae ‘ve.

my,

Ih ft unpred ted,

The oN Bein strike,
For you we are read

To lay down our tives.

anal ee B.C.

ts to ag vases and work- our needs ah regard to Work-
nditior n’s Com:

th e
Bist not ‘only state cae seh
Baty Pee ue oe aE pigtement with

ym the
the mp ee are using
channel to influence public
n and government to defeat

More cordial labor-management relations were wel-
conical on both sides after a lengthy conference at Terrace
Novi 18, between the officers of Local 1-71, and rep-

of the Columbia Cellulose Co. Lid, Harold
ime Fred Adams and J. E Financial 1 Secretary

fa ne a
ar
wil lead a: weniteal raat by the

id bi
early dat BS

‘Health Inspector Censured

ILO

ve should et a the lest at
to safe feguard our legislative in- | aw:

Fr
< | committee which pass for the 1WA. All problems of the
area were threshed out frankly and with mutual satisfac-

Called

ocal 1-71 has been. successful |
in getting its pee certification ¢ os paehior and he could not get
the P.G. & E. Brandywine 0 tough with them. The Local
ging at Mile 34 has teen certi tified | is bringing this matter to the at-
and he Local is now pr recasting) tention of the Provincial Health
to g ue agreement signed. epartment.
cal Union has been plan-| President Howard h:
Sepantectisn of this area cesstal meetin; g at oberg ‘Camp,
twas £ forced to abandon it be- the Ci conducted’ a
the large amount of
Soren othe paeall etter the wruc
ent ane “leant
Pri

at

ly as ignorance an
apathy, Partievetraaieatera allow:
ed to handicap the united effor
required.

our affiliated unions, for we

ootenay Report

By J. STEWART ALSBURY ie imal eas Lo
District President Wea aton on le

er pay) a:
oe patie travelling accommo-
dations to Port Hardy. They also

up the ma atten of better
equipment in the woods.

Englews ind Tops
Special. mention is made by the

Duties allocated to me urrent Interior contract
‘negotiations and prepa: ae ae st rine Fates called for extensive
- age eircrieh ee Cranbrook area r (ue with visits to the

jor ope! g between Castleg: and t all

ints our ne Ree were Soused, ice “the attitude at the
ane and determined to back the Union’s fight.
This was made evident at the
wee imesting oot the Cran-
fe ion. All the ad-

n were represented.
n tional, 2nd Vice-President

Ballard joined me in an
nation of ae canes policy

regard to

trike.
Menacing Contes
Camp Committees
Oreenizers. have eed tee Mtoe
e time to clean up the sani-

yund-Terr:

frst| records show repeated deman

made upon the Health Inspector
ber and

t Castlegar, we were at We
refused the right to hold a noon- maintaining exeallen
ion

alth ae anaes on Nereaber 7
exp n the progress he

members! Beale Inspector spent
da Beary ae ‘interest 4 a the ime trying to give
tee pit ie pean a4 cusp ue) ‘
aie Sirol 2a Vi ted 0 Third Annual Convention.

marks. GS ES ee ee ee
Preliminary discussions were
held_as to the aaa of
a sub-offic x Nelson, END

Sir James said that without

me spirit was shown by
TWA’ ons pone in the
, anbrook Sasi

ul
ring tl
the eofces, of the Li

Paeeetsiee nore al pro- unofii-

with committees Zunetioning gov

Menace

OPA)—A re repre-

a
8
5

co)
annual meeting here.

Lank, Chairman of the

iets irepresentative and one
a

that tl

| He explained ma:
ig | Seem fair, “but time after time
wh

len a cee ay
is three to o:

taken ie count

labor ee commented

se perhaps Mr. ~Lank would

consider arrangements complete-

ra fair if three out of the four

Canadian representatives to ILO
from busi

in a} would have been impossible to
id} have trained the 6,056 of the
7,826 naive in the home mi
e about| wifery service in the alii
slashing expenditure on the| tion of alate birth. nee
health scheme. was more thai

“The National Health Service”

vot siling co gtuaigeese bene the worst soe | ocean!
7

e come from

The International Labor
nization is the oldest es
of the United Nations.

organization antl
iat labor and cates
xepresentatives to “discuss and

Care for All
The r Saat noes aia BS
gress in providing
es all and say:
district

ed at Ee recent! ine
decided to cut her

Baia re cas ae the Scan-
by more than

king of criticism
mln pound annual
mn the scheme, says,
causes grave con-

eat nae aa

0)
‘8
ee h other in iodepen reeai hae hospital, with a

tay i Semneient general medi-
ur gic: al and

ae e eas fact is ues
ad most expenditure
Bas on Pe tis tains it is ieee
newsprint fi it, wered
un | 000 tans ne fit fist half 0 of. 1953, 2 cass
meer ‘with porn inate zt
who had never had their eyes

lm 1947 more tested as ae “all of them were

without spectacles. of

ere sold every year by

standards and legislation.

XPORTS
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ian Copper Re!
where BNE of the Oil
ea rout Union