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Esther Spooner and Mar-
Seabrook of the W.A. Local
IWA, visited the following

in’ the Royal Columbian
, December $, distributing
Cigarettes and copies of
¢ B.C. Lumber Worker
‘travis, P.V.—-Operation.
Welsh, J, Murray Co.
J. Down Plywood foreman —
Fraser Mills.

Stanley Dolman, P.

Eddie Lavalle—Car accident

KR. Underlick, gage ‘Mills — Kid-

ney removed,

necaing, Fraser Mills—Heart

attack, ’

Leon St. Pierre, P.V.-—Ulcers.

J. Hariekin, Alaska Pine—Improv-

i

ing.
. Whitford, Fraser Mills,
Kelth Rack, Anglo-Canadian Tim-
ber,
Albert Larose, Fraser Mills—Bro-
‘emmtth, Noxtivern Wood Products,
Fraser Mills—Sur-

P.Y.—Improving.
oth Logging.

Sisters Esther Spooner and Mar-
ret Seabreok of the W.A., Local
57, IWA, visited the following
jatients in’ the Royal Columbian
Hospital, December 14-21, distrib-
uting candy, cigarettes and coples
of B.C, Lumber Worker:
C. Broadbent, Barnet, retired mill-
worker,
HE, Galines, Alaska Pine—Operation
J. MeWimmie, Fraser Mills — Re-
_ tired,
“ js Benner, Sechelt.
| Myers, Alaska Pine—Operation.
Phillips, Sullivan—Retired.
hertwon, B.C. Mig.
ite, Chehalis, Harrison Mills
tion.

jan, P.V.—Foot operation.
tte, P.V.—Improving,
kin, Alaska Pine—Improv-

linton,
iy, Prince George,
}. Mi iy imberland.
euing, Fraser Mills—Heart

i
‘Robins ons MacMillan—Boils,

Larsen, B.C. Mfg.
ford, Iraser Mills—Opera-

Whitford,
Anglo-Canadian.
Maple Ridge Lumber

Bowman's Mill. .
Fraser Mills.
Northern Wood Pro-

B, Roberge,
W. Price, Timberland — Coming
‘lon;

Vancouver General
Sisters Rossie Cummins and Kay

Wo of the W.A., Local 1,
IW, visited the following pa-
its in the Vancouver General
ital, December 10, distribut-

eandy, cigarettes ‘and copies
@ B.C, Lumber Worker:

WARD D

Hudson, J, R. Murray Co—

king well,
eren Empire

tack, Canadian White Pine
proving.
erski, Comox Logging —
ing along fine.
s Goddard, Dumont & Sons,
‘usp—-Looking well.
“ Moore, JustKatla, Q.C.1. —
jeorful.

fin

‘Cupak,
Icing fine,
m, Alberni—Hopes to go
S

Prince George —
Butte — Very
WARD & i
‘KI, Jervis Inlet—Lodk-
Camp Wosk —
Very ws

James Williams, Enderby — Look-
ing fine,
Roy Heckman, Chemainus—Going
me.
gon Parker, Prince Rupert—Very
well.

J. Leighton,
Woss—-Leaving.
1. Allerio, Terrace—Looking well,
HR, Rochon, Shelly Sawmills——Com-

‘ing along fine.
Galloway Sawmilis —

go home.

ley-—Looking fine,
on Lake — Going

Newgate, Fernie

Englewood, Camp
in}

a

A. Piernecimi, Taylor Way Log-
ging Co., Tofino—Injured lez.
W. FP. Jago, Powell Lake — Mul-

tiple, injuries.

§, Samula, Camp Woss—Injured
les.

G., Young, Englewood — Injured

leg.
G. Leighton, Englewood—Injurea
arm,
Carl Kapustmsky, Williams Lake
Injured lez.
R. C, Harper, Englewood—Injured
leg.

Sisters Allison Brown and Ger-
trude Pither of the W.A.. Local
1-217, IWA, visited the following
patients in’ Houghton House, Di
cember 2, distributing candy, cig-
arettes dnd copies of The’ B.C.
Lumber Worker:

A. Davenport—Leg injury

John Hogg, Quesnel Sawmills —
Leg injury.

Naging Singh, Empire Box
injury. ‘

A. Peleruceimi, Taylor Way Log-
ging Co. Tofino—Leg injury.
injured leg.

MacMillan & Bloe-

‘del, Sumas—Burns,
MaeDonnell, Alice Lake Log-

ging—Leg and arm injuries.

W. F. Jago, Powell Lake—Mul-
tiple injuries.

S. Sawula, Camp Woss—Injured

— Leg

leg.
G. Young, Englewood — Injured
leg.

King’s Daughters

Financial Secretary Ed Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the

following patients in the King's
Daughters Hospital, December 9,
distributing candy, cigarettes and

copies of B.C. Lumber Worke

Arthur Laberge, Honeymoon

James Milner, Mesachie Lake.

Robert Willix, Duncan.

Bobby Keen (child), Mill Bay.

Edward Pepin, Youbou.

Tracy Hugxins, Duncan.

Frank Whittaker, Cowichan Sta-
tion.

3. Garrett, Youbou.

Thomas Cleough, Lake Cowichan.

Newel Evans, Duncan.

James Atchixon, Duncan.

Charles Lafleur, Duncan.

Mrs. Ian Raynor, Youbou.

Mrs. William Hovey, Mesachie
Lake,
Mrs. Elmer Maisoneuye, Caycuse

Beach, Youbou.
Mrs, Wendel Ratcliffe, Duncan.

Mrs, Milton Smith, Youbou.
Mrs. Henry Fiege, Jr., Cobble Hill.
Mrs, Lesife Horton, Cobble Hill,

Mrs, Greta Wood, Cowichan Stn)
‘Mrs. Margaret Eckert, Lake Cow-
ichan, .

Royal Columbian

Sisters Esther Spooner and Mar-
faret Seabrook of the W.A., Local
1-357, IWA, visited the following
patients in’ the Royal Columbian
Hospital, December 22, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes ‘and copies
of The B.C. Lumber Worker.
Jas. Gamache, Fraser Mills

Operation.

L. St. Plerre, P.V.—Going «in for

‘operation.

Peter Ryder, Ontario — Retired.

‘Operation.

S. Whitforod, Fraser Mills—Opéra-
ion.

. Price, Timberland — Opera-

tion.

Reginald Robertson, B.C. Mfg. —

Car accident.

W. Radkte, Harrison Mills — Op-
eration,

3. Warlakixon, Alaska Pine—Im-

proving.

D .R. Bishop, B.C. Forest Products

—Operation pending.

John Blanchard, Ferris ‘Logging—

Car_accident.
©. J. Marks, Timberland—Thyroid.
Miss Daphne Silk, Union Office—

Appendix operation.

Jas, Ferris, B.C. Forest Products,
R._Seott, ‘Timber Preservers —

Retired.

D. Gouehie, Pr. George Sawmills

—Car acciden
Erle Roherge, F

‘operation,
Jax, Kronening, Fraser Mills —

Heart condition.

Clnrence Moore, Flavelle Cedar—

Lung trouble.
Lal Singh, Fraser Mills—Asthma.
Albert Larose, Bowman—Leg in-

jury,

Samuel Stewart,

Sisters Margaret Seabrook and
Esther Spooner of the W.A., Local
1-257, IWA, visited the following
Patients in’ the Royal Columbian
Hospital, December 28, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes ‘and copies
of The B.C. Lumber Worker:

Clurence Moore, Flavelle Cedar—
Improving.
Peter Binnie,
der trouble,
Lal Singh, Fraser Mills,
A. Larose, Bowman's—Skin gratt.
Alvin Moore, Prince George—Ac-
cident.
Hugh Barry, P.V.—Improving.
D. Gouehie, Prince George-—Car
btaldent. Ra aS
rthur Burgess, Prince George —
Back injury,
Leo McDonnell, Bloofel's—Retired.
nh.

‘aser Mills—Nerve

Fraser Mills—Blad-

arte Mec cnet, Hhsnrsond.—Hetired,
eGamache, Fraser Mills—Opera-
i yratttera, Fraser Mills—Opera-

w. i Price, Timberland—Oper:

Leon St. Pierre, P.V.—Operatio
oy gee erm

Riverside Shingle.
Alaska Pine—Hi

n itanchnr SA ed ican
Mot Brunette Miil=Re-

ee ome

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY members of Local 1-80, IWA, attending their Annual Christmas Banquet,
held on November 27, at the Commercial Hotel, Duncan. Guests included Tony Poje, President of
the Local Union, and Financial Secretary Ed Linder.

Vancouver General

Sisters Hazel Friesen and Alda
Hendrie of the W.A, Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following pa-
tients in the Vancouver General
Hospital on December 2nd and
December 9th, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of The B.C:
Lumber Worker:

DECEMBER 2na
F. Schmidt, Kamloops—Back in-

jury. Operated on Nov. 29.
Fred Kuryk, Sinclair Mills, Prince

George.
©. Harrison, Holbrig — Awaiting

‘operation.
Elat Norlan, Columbia Logging—

Double amputation.

|W. Ganner, Turner Logging.

Stan Strong, Dollarton — Back
injury.

0. Krone, Prince George.

B. Larson, Westlake—Back -injury.

Al Wanas, Fraser Mills — Spinai
injury.

Jack MacNiel, Boston Bar—Going

home soon.
Walxuk,

Cheerful.

Ron Ritz, 100 Mile House — Back
injury.

H. Lind, Chemainus—Improving.

H. Sjolander, Comox.

L. Delnir, R.’ J. Morgan—Arthritis,
DECEMBER 9th

dt, Kamloops—Improving.

Kuryk, Sinclair Mills, Prince

George—Old injury. Improving.

©. Mackenzie, MacMillan & Bloe-
del, Alberni—Head injtry.

Elaf ‘Norlan, Columbia Logging—
Received artificial legs today.

¥E. Harrison, Holbris—Transferred
to VGH for operation.

A.

Booth Logging

F. Sehi
rr

Lloyd Walters, Galiano — Spinal
injury.
M. 3, Velguaard, Franklin River

—IIlness,

Swan QlIxen, MacMillan & Bloedel
—Eye injury. Operation.

R, Coulson, Fraser Mills,

W. Ganner, Turner Logging.

0. Krone, Prince George—Looking
better.

Stan Strong, Dollarton—Back in-

jury.

B. Larson, Westlake—Plate re-
moved.

Al Wanas, Fraser Mills — Back
injury.

Jack BiaeNiel, Boston Bar — Op-
eration,

A. Walsuk, Booth
‘Cheerful.

Ron Ritz, 100 Mile House — Im-
proving.

HW. Lind, Chemainus — Asteep
‘time of visit.

HW, Sjolander, Comox — Looking

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

Pearson

Sister Pearl Hodgson of the
W.A., Local 1-217, IWA, visited
the following patients in Pearson
Hospital. December 22, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes ‘and copies
of The B.C. Lumber Worker:
Norman Cousins, Alaska Pine Co.,

New Westminster—Well.
Chang Wey, Thurston & Flayvelle,

New Westminster. Well.

King’s Daughters

Financial Secretary Ed Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the
following patients in the King’s
Daughters Hospital. on December
22, distributing candy, cigarett
Christmas cards, and copies of tl
B.C. Lumber Worker: y
Bikar Singh, Mesachie Lake.
lervin Baker, Duncan — Injured

©, Nitinat Camp, You-
Honeymoon Bay.

Logging

at

Poje Praises

Ladies’ Work

Local 1-80, IWA, President,
Tony Poje, expressed his appte-
ciation to the quarterly meet-
ing of the Women’s Auxiliary
of Local 1-80, Saturday, No-
vember 27, in the IWA Hall,
Duncan, for their contributions
to the Union and he pledged
them every assistance by the
Local Union in the continuance
of their activities. 2

The Sub-Auxiliaries of Parks-
ville, Chemainus, Lake Cowichan,
Cayeuse Beach, and Youbou were

well represented, and the attend-
ance was large.

Following the meeting, the
Auxiliary held their Armual Xmas
Party, at the Commercial Hotel.
Guest speaker was Financial Sec-
retary Ed Linder, who compli-
mented the ladies on their party
and the progress made in the
Auxiliary.

At the conclusion of. the party,
Christmas gifts were exchanged
by the members present.

PROBE
URGED

Vancouver Council of Wom-
en, meeting December 6th,
heard Mrs. M. Tomer of the
Council’s Agriculture Commit-
tee read a brief presented to
the Royal Commission, dealing
with milk.

The Brief stressed the urgent
need of authorities finding addi-
tional uses for milk with the view
of inereasing sales and bringing
the cost down. »

Milk Labels

The practise of milk companies
labelling and selling milk as
“Jersey Milk” for several cents
more after adding a very small
percentage of Jersey milk to the
bottles was felt by the Council to
be misleading and should be
stopped.

A suggestion was advanced by
a member to install milk vending
machines in schools, offices and
factories. Such a plan properly

Hugh Ferguson, Deerholme.

Te Hee, Mesachie Lake—In-
juries.

James Atchison, Duncan.

Fung Yee, Duncan.

Andy Jimmy, Cowichan Bay.

Mrs. Winnlired Dingee.

Mrs. Simone Gaudreault, Honey-
moon Bay.

Mrs. Edith E. Smith, Duncan,
Stratsford Crossing.

Mra, Andrew Munroe, Duncan.

carried out should increase milk
consumption.

Mrs. W. C. Gutteridge, report-
ing on Cinema and Printed Mat-
ter, stated that a radio program
at 1:00 p.m. on Saturdays is
available to all organizations af-
filiated to the Council. Organiza-
tions wishing to take advantage
of this should contact her several
weeks ahead.

Child Welfare

Mrs. B. Chamberlain presented
a Child Welfare resolution re-
questing the Vancouver Council
request the newspapers in Van-
couver to publish a child’s movie
guide once a week. The resolu-
tion carried.

A resolution on Moral Stand-'
ards was presented to the Van-
couver Council strongly urging
the Provincial Government to
take immediate steps to plan for
building an institution to replace
the Girls’ Industrial School and
to renoyate the present quarters
in the meantime. Resolution car-
ried.

The CCF Provincial Women
presented a resolution requesting
the B.C. Government to accept
recommendations of the Com-
munity Chest arid Council nar-
cotics committee regarding pro-
vision for treatment and rehabili-
tation of narcotic addicts. Reso-
lution carried.

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panier’ Ss ane tag about Ma-