2nd Issue, December B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Nanaimo CCL Institute

1. CLOSE ATTENTION was given the proposals of Research Director Ed &
Kenney by the Local 1-85 section of the audience at the closing banquet :#
of the CCL Nanaimo Institute. G
2. WELCOMING SPEECH at the Nanaimo CCL Institute was given by
the CCL Regional Director Dan Radford. (From left) George Home, George 4
Mitchell, Bruno Clavora, and Dan Radford. q
3. GEORGE MITCHELL, IWA District Secretary-Treasuver, keynoted the
‘open ceremonies at the Nanaimo CCL Institute, and told the students
to utilize the information offered as a basis for their own thinking and
decisions. D

4. INSTRUCTOR in the duties of shop stewards at the Nanaimo CCL
Institute, wes District President Joe Morris (right), assisted by resource
leader, President J. Epp, Local 1-363.

5. COMBINATION COURSE, was presented by this quartet ot the
Noncimo CCL institute, ond dealt with Labor Legislation, Trade’ Union
Development, Civil Liberties, and Political Action. (From left) CCL-PAC
Director Henry Weisbach, Grant McNeil, Knute Buttedohi, and George
Home. 2 r

6. MASTER OF CEREMONIES, at the banquet which closed the Nanaimo
CCL Institute wos L. “Sonny” Jones, here seen on his feet, and flanked
on his right by the Right Reverend Monsignor A. G. Baker, D.P. and on
his left by IWA Reseerch Director Ed Kenney. :

7. HEAD TABLE GUESTS ot the banguet, closing the Nenaimo CCL
fastitute included those seen above, (from left) Dr. L. Giovando, M.L.A.;
District President Joe Morris ond Mrs. Morris; Institute Chairman Bruno

lavora, and Mrs. Clavore.
cl —Photos by Gil Ingram, Loco! 1-85