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St. Paul’s

Sisters Muriel Bradley and Mar-
garet Kamm of the W.A. Local
1-217, IWA, visited the following
14 patients on February 12th in
St. Paul’s Hospital distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of
The B.C, Lumber Worker:
George Bullock, Columbia Valley

f Planing Mill, Williams Lake—

t Had further ‘surgery as well as

a new cast.

} Raymond Pardiac, Kelly Logging
Co. Q.C.l.—Had appendix opera-
tion, Awaiting further surgery.

Joxeph-Lamoureux, Canadian For-
est Products, Camp A, Engle-
wood — Back injury.” Cannot
walk very well as yet, —

A, Levasseur, Kelly Logging, Just

katla, Q.C.l—Faclal injuries. Com-
ing’ along well. ss’

“Dek- Hemrich, Big Bend Torest
Products, Revelstoke—Two. fin-
gers broken on left hand. Com-

ing along.
George Mostrom, Taber Creek
j Lumber Co., near Prince George

—Old injury to leg. In for skin
grafts. Had surgery. Body cast
and foot cast,

Mra. Walter Newman, Room 417—
Injured in car accident, Expects
to be sitting up soon.

BI Tarnaxky, MacMillan & Bloc-
del, Frankiln River — Broken
knee cap. Still swollen.

W. H. Ramsay, MacMillan & Bloc-
del’ (Ash River Division), Port
Alberni—Old back injury, Ex-

. pects surgery Monday, Feb. 16.

Axel Tuhenberg, Alaska’ Pine; Ma-
hatta River Broken back.
Awaiting discharge,

BI Lynds, formerly at Northern

' Spruce, Prince George — Facial

burns,

H. G. Buchanan, Northern Pulp-
‘wood, Beaver Cove—Leg injury,

Oswald’ Loesk, Jordan River—Old

| injury. Broken leg. Amputated.

Harold Haines, MacMillan & Bloe-
del, Port Alberni, dispatcher—
Left copy of paper. Awaiting
surgery—disc.

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Pearson.
Sister Margaret Slarks of the
+ W.A, Local 1-217, IWA, visited
the following three patients every
week during February in Pear-

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son Hospital distributing candy,

cigarettes and copies of the B.C.

Lumber Worker:

Basil Morgan, member of Local 1-
357, New Westminster, formerly
employed at Pacific Pine—Com-
ing along well.

Wallace Sebring, member of Local
1-127, Vancouver, formerly em-
ployed at Giroday Sawmill. Com-
ing along.

Peter Padowsky, member of Local
1-217, Vancouver, formerly em-
ployed at Empire Box — Pro-
gressing.

Vancouver General
Sisters Mabel Anderson and
Olive Whitehouse of the W.A., Lo-
cal 1-217, IWA, visited the follow-
ing 13 patients in the Vancouver
|General Hospital, February 12th,
distrtoutine candy, cigarettes and

Tormber Wi
copies of B.C. atipat, Worker:
T.B. PAVILION ~~ .

J. Weeks, Restmore—Doing fife. n

‘A. Korpl, Kelly Log.—Operation,

Cc, Elman, Seymour Inlet — Had
operation.

¥, Cockrane, Jones Lake — Doing

ine,

E. Harling, Taylor Way Logging—
‘Had operation.

David King, Camp 5—Feeling fine.
LD, & H. ist & 3rd FLOORS
WH, Sjolander, Comox Logging —

‘Back injury. Improving. ~

A, Walsuck, Booth Logging—Back
injury. Improving.

©. Mercer, Prince George — Back
injury. Had operation.

A. Krone, Prince George—Leg am-
putation. Doing fine.

Marie Bain, Pacific Veneer, New
‘Westminster—Polio. Had ‘a set-
back.

N. Lisenlo, Englewood — Gland
trouble. ‘Improving.

L, Delair, R. J. Morgan—Arthritis.
Improving.

Royal Columbian
Sisters Fakris, Carlyle and
Moore of the W.A., Local 1-357,
IWA, visited the following pa-
tients in the Royal Columbian
Hospital distributing candy, cig-
arettes and. copies of The’ B.C.
Lumber Worker:
Mr, Cadteux, ‘Port Moody—Opera-
ion.
icki, MacMillan—Spine injury.

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Lennox, Fraser Mills—Car acci-
dent.
Ernest Watt, Flavelle Cedar —

Operation.
McCorgandale, Pacific Veneer.
‘Trott, Fraser ‘Mills.
Saunders, C-180, Duncan,
Harry Thiel—Surgery.

La Casse, Fraser Mills.
Cleaues, Hammond.

Alaksa,’ Haney.

Therrien, Fraser Mills.

Ken Beaton.

R. Berry, Fraser Mills.
Reg Wink, B.C. Forest.
Patrick, Salmon River.
Laughlin, Fraser Mills.

L, Anderson, Logger.
Melvin, Flavelle Cedar.
Katzal, Fraser Mills,
Wilbert, Fraser Mills.

Bob Brandt, Pacific Veneer.
Ernest Beyer, Fraser Mills.
Hogart, Fiavelle Cedar.
Sid Sufetman, Royal City Mills.

Correction

List of delegates elected by
Local 1-118, TWA, to the quar-
terly-meeting of the B. C. District
Council was incomplete,

The Victoria delegation will be
comprised of Sam Cook, S. A.
Muir, G. E. Williams, J. Peace,
J. M. Maloney, and Leo Rowney.

W.A.

District President Alsbury, in
his address to the delegates, ex-
pressed the desire that the Aux-
\iliaries expand in membership
|and continue the fine work which
he described as of great import-
ance to the IWA.

He stated that the assistance
given by the W.A. in last sum-
mer’s strike was 2 clear indica-
tion of the vital need for a strong
Auxiliary behind the Union.
“xscmmunity Services

Com Snin Secretary-Treas-
International "5: a

urer Carl Winn, also~spoxe i
complimentary terms of the ex-
cellent work accomplished by the
Auxiliaries, He felt that the
Auxiliaries could’ also take an
important part in community
work. He referred to a particu-
lar Community Service Commit-
tee, which he had suggested to
IWA members and explained
various services which could be
done through this Committee.

Names of Delegates represent-
ing their Local Union Auxiliaries
were as follows:

Delegates

LOCAL 1-80 — Sisters Flora
Carlson, Sub-Local Caycuse

Parksville; Matilda Dillen, Sub-
Local, Parksville; Evelyn Smythe,
Duncan; Ethel Turner, Duncan;

Cowichan; Frankie Milmore, Sub-
Local, Chemainus; Belle Jory,
Sub-Local, Chemainus; Norma
Dakin, Sub-Local, Caycuse Beach.

LOCAL 1-357 — Sisters Mar-
garet ‘Nashnik, Esther Spooner,
Margaret Seabrook, Alice Archi-
bald, Paddy Whitelaw, Bev. Car-
lyle, Gladys Alsbury.

LOGAL 1-417 — Sisters Evans,
Mary Wright, Phyllis Matthews,
Elizabeth Kelly.

LOCAL 1-217 — Sisters Lucille
Busch, Rossie Cummins, Alison
Brown, Muriel Bradley, Pearl
Hodgson, Kay Wood, Olive
Whitehouse, and alternate Beryl
Busch,

VISITORS — Sisters Elsie
Gray, Tina Shure, Mabel Ander-
sen, Margaret Kamm, Jacqueline
Clarkson, Pat Allan.

The Women’s page of The B. C.
Lumber Worker was discussed at
length. It was decided that Hos-
pital reports Should have priority

DOGGRGRoRe: oeeneeo

Beach; Jean Sadzak, Sub-Local, |

Olga Loewen, Sub-Local, Lake 4

Wins Okay

J[NTERNATIONAL and District IWA Officers joined in

eulogizing the outstanding work of the Women’s Aux-
iliaries in IWA B.C. District No. 1, when they addressed
the 35 Auxiliary members attending the 2nd Annual Con-
ference, held in the Hotel Vancouver during the IWA
District Convention on Feb. 17-18.

over other matters, with Aux-
iliary and Social items next in
|order of importance as far as] Jol
space permits,

that such items received would be
published. —~

Reports Heard

Reports were heard from all
Local and Sub-Local Auxiliaries
which revealed a widely varied
program. of service activities,
chief of which had been the hos-
pital visiting, and distribution of
comforts,

All Auxiliaries had made not-
|able contributions to the social
|life of their Local Unions, and
had raised substantial sums by
their endeavors for recreational
| and service purposes.

Discussion of these reports re-
sulted in an exchange of views
which was found to stimulate the
planning for Auxiliary activities
during the year ahead.

SICK LIST

King’s Daughter’s

Financial Secretary Ed Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the
following patients in the King’s
Daughter's Hospital in Duncan
distributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of B.C. Lumber Worker:
Stanley Clarke, Stoltze Logging.
Horace Marwood, Honeymoon Bay

Injury.

Albert Mackay, Duncan.

Henry Allard, Duncan—tlIness,

Gerard Raby, Shawnigan Lake —
iilness.

Victor Hughes,

Co—Recovering from injury.
Pat Wenver, Lake Cowichan.
Henry Vincent Bird, Gordon River

—Injured back. +
Donald Doney, Cowichan Bay —

Injuries.

Stanley Wilcox, Camp 3, Youbou—

Recovering from operation.

‘Yom Willett, Camp 6, Youbou.
Alfred Binder, Hillcrest.
Herbert MacDonald, Honeymoon

Bay—IlIness,

Edward Peters, Honeymoon Bay.
‘Webster, Hillcrest.
a Singh Gill, Hillcrest—Illness.

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UNION - PRODUCED BY
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BELONG TO ONE OF
THESE UNIONS:

Vancouver Typographical Union, Local 226 (TLC-AFL).

Vancouver Printing

Local 25, ‘TLC-AFL).
Vancouver Photo-engravers Union, Local 54 (TLC--AFL).)

Electrotypers & Stereotypers, Vancouver and Victorio,
Local 88 (TLC-AFL).

Vancouver Mailers Union, Local 70 (TLC-AFL).

Vancouver Newspaper Guil

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Pressmen & Assistants Union,

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well.

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three distances: far, intermediate and near vision.

YOUR OPTOMETRI:
give complete visual

ire day — not the motorist, nor
the student. Therefore, a visual
ter chart 20 feet away is inade-

isual analysis is based 6n at least

IST is professionally - qualified to _
service. For visual care, see him.

INDUSTRIAL FIRST

Approved by The Workmen’s

The Instructor, Th

Classes and Correspondence Courses for Beginners and for

> Renewal of Certificates.

Industrial First Ald Attendants Are Invited to Membership.
For Further Information Write to:

Industrial First Aid Attendants

jation of B.C.

Street, Vancouver, B.C.

AID CERTIFICATES ~

Compensation Board of B. C.

J. J. ABRAMSON — I. f, HOLLENBERG

DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRY

734 Granville St.

GROUND FLOOR VANCOUVER BLOCK

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