- Royal Columbian

Sinters Margaret Seabrook and
Velma Vandale of the W.Ay Local

—Operation,
IWA, visited the following | LLOYD BROWN, P.V.—Foot acci-
tients in’ the Royal Columbian| dent.

from Aug. 3rd to Aug.

Zthy distributing candy, cigarettes

copies of the B.C. Lumber
‘Worker: i

JOHN TRACK— Flavelles—opera-
tion,

EDWARD LEHMAN, Fraser Mills,| DENZIL MOWBRAY, P.V. — Arth-
HELMER FROME, Tahsis — im-| _ritix,

proving. GEO, HOLLOWAY, Shook Mills—
H. MYGLAND, Fraser Millx —| "improving.

ition.
IN LIS, Pacific Pine — op-

erations.
| ALBERT DOLLOWAY, B.C. Forest
Produets — Accident.
N. FRIESEN, Brownsville — oper-

ition, \
W. KRUSEL, Alaska Pine.

D. PILLOTTE, P.V. — operatio;

Sisters Alixon Brown and Pearl
Hodguon of the W.A., Local 1-217,
EWA, vinited the following pa-
tients in the Vancouver General
Hospi Compensation ‘wards,
July 22nd, distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker:

NN -|N, LIND, Englewood—Good.
eae ee { PALKNAR, Booth Logsing —
ood.
HASTE LIND, Chematnus—Droken Ree
GORDON LARSEN, Prince George | L. DELAIRE—Arthritis—about the

—hend,

SAM HIGGINSON, O’Brien Logging:
—hund and broken pelvis.

R. HENDERSON, Bay Lumber —

leg.
ERNES SEURIEL, Balkle Bros —
Kiidala Arm —

leg.

PAUL LANDRY,
leg injury.

F. BALLANTYNE, Beaver Cove —

leg.
BRO, LAKTICH, Port Alberni —

leg.

BRO. CARRIGAN, Prince George
—legh.

BRO. ECKERT, Williams Lake.

HARRY ROBERTS, Nelson Island
—legs and arm,

KARL KLENK, Prince George —
ick.

ROBERT BYRD, Prince Rupert—

arm,
WM, MELNIC, Kennedy Lake —

Vancouver General

.Cc, LUMBER WORKER

WM. WEREMCHUCK, Fraser Mills

MR. HILL, Fraser Mills—arthritis,
BILL DAVIS, Mohawk—retired.
W. HARBELL, Everett — retixed.
W. CHARBONNEAU—back trouble
R. BIRD, P.V.
RK, COULS

VICTOR OLSON, Flavelles — Kid-
ney poisoning. —~

A. BOILEAU, Fraser Mills.

STEVE TOBAK, Hammond.

SPOORN SINGH, Fraser Mills,

LEO PRUNEAU,, Fraser Mills.

SHARBENIN NICHOLAS, Shook
‘Mills—heart,

Sisters Allee Bowman and Mar-
garet Kamm of the W.A. Local
1-217, 1WA, visited the following
patients in the Vancouver General
Hospital on July 20th, distributing
candy, cigarettes and ‘copies of the
B.C, Lumber Worker:

ANNEX

LDH.
©, KRONE, Prince George.
AY

WALSUK, Booth Logging —

ing.
Lakbrey Logging—im-

Pearson Hospital

Sinters Alison Brown and Pearl

aretten and copies of the B.C, Lum-
ber Worker:
BASIL MORGAN, Pacific Pine —

NER, Turner Logging —

The Ladies of 1-367

lew. feeling fine.
a % YE, _ HANG VEY, =] vells
Sa eee EGE EEE Fn ee cee ee? Thuxaton-Elavelle| THEY WORKED, while the men talked their way through the Annual. Meeting of Local 1-367, and hed

Girl Scouts
Suspected

WASHINGTON (CPA) — The
latest target of the smear-mong-
.ers is the U.S. Girl Scouts orga-
nization. An article by Robert
LeFevre in a recent issue of
Human Events magazine charged
that “even the Girl Scouts (are)
infiltrated with leftists.”

The grounds for LeFevre’s
charge spring from a paragraph|
in the Girl Scout’s handbook
which, the writer states, ‘“en-
dorses socialized medicine”.

The paragraph concerned notes:
“The main health agency of the
Federal Government is the U.S.
Public Health Service. Some of
its duties are: to prevent the
bringing of diseases from other
countries; to prevent the spread
of* diseases between states; to
study the cause and prevention of
diseases dangerous to public
health; to supervise the purity of
products in inter-state commerce;
to assist state and local health
departments.”

Co-Op

Go Mobile

LONDON (CNS)—Like the
proverb about Mahomet going
to the mountain because the
mountain would not go to Ma-
homet, the British co-operative
movement is taking its stores
to the customer.

Stores

The mobile stores have also
proved useful in seryicing new
housing estates where provision
has been made for only a limited
number of permanent stores.
Prejudice against co-operatives
has, in some cases, influenced the

appetizing refreshments

ready when the essembly took its mid-session recess.

it,

LIVELY INTEREST was shown by these ladies in the officers’ reports submitted to the Annual Meeting of
Local 1-367. In the foreground are seen (from right) Mrs. Warren Lowery, Miss Lowery, & Mrs. Lowery. Sr.

Firms on the

“We Do Not Patronize List”

of the Vancouver Labor
Council, CCL

Home Bakery, North Vancouver,
B.C.

Army and Navy Stores,

Savage Shoes.

Gordon Young (B.C.) Ltd. (Ren-

We Do Not Patronize

Bond Clothing, Victoria
Eddie's Ltd., Victoria

Arnold Bakery, Victoria

Roy Barker (Barber), Victoria.

Firms on the
“We Do Not Patronize List”

Today the British co-op socie-| allocation, by the local municipal 7
ties own some 2,459 mobile stores | authority, of available stores. dering) 470 Kent Ave, Vancou-| of the Vancouver Trades
to service districts where no per-} In the self-service field, the co-| Attray |Photonraphers, 781 Bur- and Labor Council

manent stores are located. This
method of trading is particularly
necessary where new housing
projects have been established or
in areas where shopping facilities
are inadequate,

operatives are well ahead of pri-
vate traders, Today, the co-ops
have nearly 1,500 self-serve es-
tablishments. A much larger
number than those in private
trade.

rard St,,, Vancouver.
Vancouver Ice and Cold Storage.
Great Northern Railway.
Johnston National Storage,
Golden Farms Drive-In,
ley’ Corners.
Market Basket, 1351 Arbutus,
4889 McKenzie. é

1880 Went 57th.

Lady's Drive-In, 70th & Granville.
Madinon Grocery, 430 E, Hastings

Whal-

RESAURANTS:
Black Cat Coffee Shop.
Mayfair Caterers,
Stork Coffee House.
TAXIS:
Balmoral Taxi,
Broadway Taxi,
Forum Cabs Ltd.
PAINTERS:
H. V, Tourner, Chilliwack, B.C.
Vancouve r Painters &

St., Vancouver. Decorators,
Courtenny Fruit Market, 2417 East| T. Mackfe.
Hastings St., Vancouver. BARBERS:

DETROIT (CNS)—The assets
of the Ford Rouge Employees

SHOWS GROWTH

in Michigan have passed the mil-
lion dollar figure in assets.
Mr. Vezzosiy who is President

Fox’s Consolidated Market, 1500
Yew St. Vanconver, B.C.

Denman Grocery, 1050 Denman §
Vancouver.

H, Lepp Trucking Co., Abbotsford.

Martin Loewn, Wholesale Potato
Dealer, Abbotsford.

Capitol ‘Fruit, Sam  Muscoviteh,
5340 Granvilie St., Vancouver.

50 East Broadway

2007 Granville Street

865 Kingsway

1588 Kingsway

858 Richards Street

1767 Kingsway

Hotel Vancouver Harber Shap
520 Front St. New Westminster
109 Hast Broadway

fafepalstajat=t
Printers of
The B.C.
LUMBER WORKER

of the Michigan Credit Union
League and a Dearborn Council-
man, has been Treasurer of the

PHOTO ENGRAVERS:

Graphic Industries Ltd.
BAKERIES:

Home Bakery Ltd., North Vai

Dick’a Men’y Wear Ltd.

AGN

Ford Rouge Employees Federal Firms on the Dandy Donuts 14a; (Dougias
Ea hai “We Do Not Patronize List” | .,tontresl Bakery 10 LIMITED
of the Victoria Labor ‘Victor David Neon Signs
. NOTICE Council, CCL ere Remeraiare TAe, PRINTERS AND
David Hall Sign Co, Ltd. LITHOGRAPHERS

Stewart & Hudson Ltd., Victoria,
B.C. TYPEWRITER COMPANIES:

Remington Rand Ltd.

lerwood Elliott Fisher Lid.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale

Mitehell Printing & Publishing Co,

The Geo. H. Hewitt Co, Lid.

Gordon Young (B.C.) Ltd.

Victorin Tile & Brick Supply Ltd.

Will Mr, V. Ashikian, for-
merly of Beach Camp, B.C.

An Employee Owned Co.

944 RICHARDS STREET
PAciflc 6338-9

Firms on the

“We Do Not Patronize List”

of the Victoria Trades &
Labor Council (TLC-AFL)