8 B.C. LUMBER WORKER 2nd Issue, June

Metropolitan CCL Parliament

1. OFFICERS Vancouver Labor Council make advance preparations be-
fore meetings of the Council, that delegates may have full informatio:
correspondence and reports. (Left to right) Lloyd Whalen, President;
Forster, Secretary, and W. G. Hall, Chairman, Education Committee.

2. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of Vancouver Labor Council meets in ad-
vance of each Council meeting and prepares recommendations for con-
sideration of Council on matters of current interest.

3. CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE registers attendance of all accredited
delegates from affiliated Local Unions, and requires all visitors to register
as well, (Left) Marie Le Brun, member of the Committee discusses the
records with Bill Pierce, Chairman.

4, ERIC WHITHEAD, explains purposes of B.C. Athletic Round Table to
delegates attending Labor Council meeting. The Council is the medium
by which the local trade unions participate in community activities as may
be decided. »

5. “ACE” BURNETT (centre), International Representative of the Am-
algamated Lithographers of America CIO-CCL, is interested visitor at
Council meeting. He is accompanied by Earl Kinney (left), Local Union
President.

6. GLIMPSE of delegates attending recent Labor Council meeting finds
delegates from Local 1-357 IWA following the prceedings with close
interest.

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