B.C. LUMBER WORKER

December 18, 1952

Onidns why

HN T. ATKINSON
IWA District ay Director

ON behalf = nus IWA District Safety Council, I extend the

Greetin; all IWA officers and mem

rs, with the
that the spirit aot brotherhood and

in 1953.

We have learned through our experience of the past year that | our

as to blot
mE cn
encouraged our people to live in cooperation,
of our poe om ae,

Likew! ‘am we have cal

oe
Sy
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a

‘ety of the entire group.

efore.
which we

ihe Puilire happiness and sa‘

t
out for a time all normal expectations of joyful

Safety Progra alled into our service
ie same spirit aa ‘cooperation that the safety of the individual may

up
le of safety, and it has worked for

to c! rofess at t!
will re ceaica te ourselves " all those Buy lies which vl ensure
hose of

Season’s

dud, Hajypy Wow Yon

Gh Pee W.C.B.

earnest wish

goodwill which prevails during
ihe Yuletide festivities, may bring item safety as well as happiness

ristmastime we call to mind all those influences which have
instead of conflict, that
our common social aims may afford protection to individual members

his season,

ined a special aienineaie’ to
or absence of devotion
levels have som

Their philosoph;

all men, regardles: en the d
to the creed of aa ianity. Men of all ay
e kind of philosophy to guide them ae life.

primarily a religious see it mw

some early teaching or Be

ig the ristmas season n free themselves of prejudices

Duri Ch
and selfis nes and meet their fi fellowsnen with a generous, tolerant
and friendly spirit, thereby
ing of spappiness and good fellowship.

winning for themselves an inward feel-

warm elation of spirit comes easily and naturally at Christ-
mastime. Though it requires some effort it is possible
same happy feeling a part of ses living.

to make this

sonal Christmas wish for members of the IWA is that
is with their faloniien each will cultivate an
mn ie shor’ S

appr,
‘ety of our children and t! our ciation of the good qualities rather than the shortcomings of other!
fellow-workers. that may form hal f consideration and courtesy for their
No greater or more practical eearcesion of the sentiment which fellow-men; that each person develop a capacity for patience, tolerance
inspires our peopleat this time can be found than the Cane to and restraint, and that we impose upon ourselves a rule to help
make the code of brotherhood ae m the job, that all as brothers other fellow whenever an occasion arises and to exhibit throughout
may work together safely. the year the cordial, friendly comradeship that prevails at Christmas.
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ling crew put in the undercut on a hemlock and started

the Bhd es when the bucker warned them it was starting to go
back on them,
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it but
erew start on a fir with the intention of
Kockg do hod the’ hemlock.

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By John T. Atkinson

New a - pester” teps in

planning f ater nately in

the ane "fivisions als Conte
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me: neti was cathusiastieally un-

der way.

ogress Reviewed

Under the chairmanship of R.

Mills, the meeting reviewed the
ss that had been made in

the past year in all the camps
meerned in the serious matter
All phases

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a THE SUMED Ch

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LOGGERS PLAN ADVANCE

will be made by workers and| Tom North spoke briefly on
supe’ cee rough ie pact the policy and program of his
committees in the com corapany and) Tuaewillitenetette
‘extend his noe on behalf of
Cooperation eonee greater safet:

Three guest speakers addressed eka a Aim outlined the
the meeting — Tom North, Safe- accident-prevention
Director, Alaska Pine el- ries tenn ae i@dusany ciel Hs

lulose; John T. Atkinson, ee tosvorkine ne

nd Mr. er

Director, IWA;
mey

yer, Safety Director, C.E.P. See “ADVANCE” Page 11

JORSAEE

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A Regu
to

Visit

to your Physician and Dentist.

of logging were elscuasel, haz-
ards considered and methods to
be used to eee or eliminate
r reduce them,

Reports of del elegans indicated
that interest and safety achieve-

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gos the ail cae show te was erie beneath the

engendered greater weliet in the
value of their efforts.
nee ene es

ais etic at the

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