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St. Paul’s

Sisters Margaret Kamm and
Olive Whitehouse of the WA Local
1-217, IWA, visited the following
patients inthe St. Paul's Hospital:
January 21st, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

P, Russell, Franklin River — Face

jury.

wi "praitora, Enderby — Foot in-
jur;

@. eamadche,
‘Broken leg.

ka =) Elders Logging—Knee
injury.

Emil Zammi, Tabsis— Leg opera-

Hon,

G. Gawhki, Sechelt—Leg injury.

¥. Revele, Gallano—Stomach op-
eration.

B. Colwell, Franklin River — Old
‘Icnee injury.

B. Anderson, MacMillan & Blocdel
‘fractured back,

M, Farrell, Ridana Bay — Leg in-
Jury. ‘

St. Paul’s

Sisters Margaret Kamm and
Olive Whitehouse.of the WA Local
1-217, IWA, visited the following
patients inthe St. Paul's Hospital
January 14th, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

J. Lowe, Vananda Bay—Two bro-
ken legs.

E. W. Janzen,
injur;

M, Andersun, Queen Charlotte —
‘Leg injury.

M, Farrell, Redonda Bay—Leg in-
jury.

E. Colwell, Franklin River — Old
‘knee injury. 3

R, Park, Western Logging — Foot
injur;

A. Swanson, Sandspit — Back in-
‘gury.

¥. Reyele, Galiano — Stomach op-
eration,

G. Goski, Sechelt—Leg injury.

La perrasen, Empire Mills—Broken
neck,

Dawson Creek

Mission—Shoulder

Vancouver General

Sisters G, Pither and L. Busch
of the WA Local 1-217, IWA,
visited the following patients in
the Vancouver General Hospital
January 26th, “distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

LD; & H., WARD
L, Delair, R. J. Morgan—Arthritis,
3rd FLOOR
L, Olovie, Terrace, B.C.—Back in-
jury and arm amputated,
H, Sfolander, Comox—Back injury
W. Ganner, Turner Logging—Back
injury,
Stan Strong, Dollarton—Back

Jury.

G. Larson, Prince George — Skull
fracture and broken back,

1. Wanas, Fraser Mills < Spinal
injury.

A, Walsuk, Booth Logging—Back
injury.

in-

Ron Ritz, Caribou—Broken back.
Lind, Chemainus.
» Krone, Prince George — Leg

injuries,
. ANNEX

Walters, Galiano.

Bulloxs, Englewood—Stroke.
Crafz, Sodo Creek — Broken

vertebra.

Ejof Norien, Columbia Cellulose—
Leg amputated.

H. Crommer, Rose Lake—Leg am-
putated,

Vancouver General .

Sisters G. Pither and L. Rusch
of the WA Local 1-217, IWA visit-
ed the following patients in the
Vancouver General Hospital Janu-
ry 18th, distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

LD. & H. WARD

0. Krone, Prince George—Leg in-
~ jur;

H. Sjoiander, Comox—Back injury.

Stan Strong, Dollarton—Back in-
jury.

G. Larson, Prince George — Skull
fracture and back injury.
L. Wana, Fraser Mills — Spinal

injury.

A. Walsuk, Booth Logging—Back
injury. ‘ 2
Ron Ritz, Caribou—Broken back.

IX, Lind, Chemainus,

W. Ganner, Turner Logging.
HEATHER ANNEX

L, Delair, R. J. Morgun—Arthritis

ANNEX

F. Kurip, Sinclair Mills.

Lloyd Walters, Galiano,

J, Bullay, Englewood—Stroke.

Elaf Norien, Columbia Cellulose—

Leg amputated.
H, Crommer, Rose Lake—Leg am-
- putated.

Alberni Pacific — Head

Gordon River

Soukovyoff, _
Hernia.

Craig,
vertebra.
V. McKenzie, Port Alberni.
C. Johnson, Bute Inlet.

G Soda Creek — Broken

St. Eugene Hospital
Sisters Spindler and Shane of
the WA Local 1-405, FWA visited
the following patients in the St.

Eugene Hospital distributing ci, 7 ;.
arettes, candy and copies of the Royal Columbian
B.C, Lumber Worker, ppistors. Peat) Smit and Mary.
Dean Anderson, Wardner. eon isoe the) Wa atocale ap:
Miaw Audry. Hanson, Cranbrook, | 1WA, visited ‘the tollowing pa
Miny “Audey Hanwon, Cranbr tients inthe Royal Colurabian
cation sOlitrordy) Ceamhrookc Hospital January 25th, distribute
Mini Beverley Beixtle, Cranbrook, | ME candy; cigarettes ‘and copies
Mrs, Jean Burgess, Cranbrook. LO apteeiirtals) Neda:

. Ole Bjonbuek, F elle Cedar.
Mrs, Shuffilita, Cranbrook L. H. Forest,’ Fraser Mills—Doin,
Mrs. Dominic Caputo, Cranbrook. aie eee 7 vate baa

Mrs. Patricia Kusz, Cranbrook.

Mr. Gus Hanson, Cranbrook.

Mr, Benjamin Barfuxs, Skookum-
chuck,

Frank Enyedy, Cranbrook.

Mrs, Leimaster, Canal Flats,

Mrs. Hazel Stewart, Cranbrook.

Bmil Steijar, Canal Flats.

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1.E.L.BIONEER

Ellene Shaw, Wasa

William E. Micks, Cranbrook.

Mrs. Joyce Rix, Cranbrook.

Mrs. Mary Simone, Cranbrook

Donald Still, Cranbrook,

Mrs, E. Anderson, Cranbrook.

Mrs. Dorothy Diduck, Canal Flats.

Mrs, ibertine Engstrom, Canal
Plat:

Mrs, Waltrout Meyer, Cranbrook.

Robert Fisher, Cranbrook,

Reginald Hoath, Cranbrook,

Otto Johnson, Cranbrook.

Mrs, Elizabeth Mangus, Cranbrook

Mrs. Reginald Hoath, Cranbrook.

King’s Daughters

Financial Secretary Ed. Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the fol-
lowing patients in the ‘King's
Daughters Hospital January 20th,
distributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of the B.C, Lumber Worker.
Emil Carr, Lake Cowichan,

Maher Singh, Mesachie Lake.
Ernie Armitage, Crofton,

Roy Quon, Honeymoon Bay.

Alec Peter, Mill Bay,

Ed. Williams, Duncan,

Mervin Baker, Duncan.

Ruxs Neff, Youbou

John Evans, Lake Cowichan,

Gus Luther, Cobble Hill,

Mrs. Winnifred Dingee, Leechtown
Mrs, J. McPhee, Ci

Mrs. Sarah Wood,

Mrs. 0. Panne’l, Cowichan Station.

Mixs Doloren Zboyovaky, Caycu
Beach,

Mrs

Youbou.

v, Cowichan S|
zen, Youbou.

uce Sanderson, Duncan,
Robert Bonebard, Youbou
Mrs. Mare Van Looveren, You

ou.

Mrs. Jessie Hallett, Shawnigan
Lake.
Mrs, Pela Weremi, Youbou

Mrs. Len Ronnback, Caycuse Beach
Youbo:

nicely

B. Olney, Flavelle Cedar

us, Flavelie Cedar,
nes, Bralorne,

re, Prince George.

J. Pethick, Selkirk Spruce.
J. D. Barber, Chamis Bay.
Albert La Rose, Bowmans,
George Roxe, Flavelle Cedar.

Royal Columbian

Sisters Pearl Smith’ and Mai

Brown of the WA Local 1-357,
IWA, visited the following pa-
tients in the Roya)~ Golumbian

Hospital January 18th, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes ‘and copies
of the B.C, Lumber Worker.

Alex Schwergt, La
1. Hildebrandt, Tah:

P. &. Turner, Brownsville, Canada’s largest city. Mlle.
B. Erleson, Elwood Lak Plamondon, 29, is the first
S. 0, Ballantyne, Fraser Mills.

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D. Starnes, Bralorne,
Peter Binnle, Frastr Mills.

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Quebec Women
Secure Status

QUEBEC (CPA) — Quebec
women haye now become re-
sponsible persons —in a legal
sense, that is.

The transformation resulted
from the unanimous approval by
the provincial Legislature of a
Bill ‘introduced by Lionel Ross
(L. Montreal-Verdun) concerning
the legal status of Quebec women.
The Bill amends the province's
civil law and. provides for equal
rights for men and women in
suing for divorce on the grounds
of adultery, As the law now

stands, a married woman may not
sue for divorce unless the hus-
band keeps a concubine in their
home.
Legal Consent

Another amendment to-the law,
that received approval, grants
women the right to give legal
consent. Under an old principle
of French law, that was incor-
porated into the province’s civil
code, women are classed along »
with imbeciles, drunkards, the
mentally sick and minors as per-
sons incapable of giving legal
consent.

Women
Claims
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MONTREAL (CPA)—Hugu-
ette Plamondon, a member of
the United Packinghouse Wor-
kers (CIO-CCL), has been no-
minated to contest the Presi
dency of the Labor Council in

woman ever nominated for the

Glen Peirdon,

T. J. Marks, ‘Timberland.

Lyons, Flavelle Cedar,

St. Pierre, Pacific Veneer.
lk, Alaska Pine,

Pethick, Selkirk ‘Spruce.

A. Moore, Prince George.

J. D. Barber, Tahsis,

Albert La Roxe, Bowmans.

L. Snichert, Hammond Cedar.

. North Van General

Sister Lucey Robinson of the WA
Local 1-217, IWA visited the fol-
lowing patient in the North Van-
couver General Hospital three
times during January and distri-
buted candy, cigarettes and copies
of the B.C. Lumber Worker,
Harry Miller, Norwood Mills—Ex-

top office in the Montreal Lab-
or Council (CCL).

An attractive brunette, Mlle.
Plamondon will be opposed by 32
year old Charles Devlin, a law-
yer, in the February 8 vote for.
the Council Presidency.

She has been active in the
labor movement for nearly ten
years and was arrested for tak-
ing part in the national strike of
Packinghouse Workers in 1945.

Divorce

Actions
Climb

OTTAWA — The divorce rate
for Canada rose 7% during 1953
with a total of 6.055 decrees
granted for a national rate of
41.0 per 100,000 population. This
was the second consecutive 7%
rate rise.

Leading in the marital discord
race were British Columbia and
Alberta while Newfoundland had
both the fewest decrees and the
lowest divorce rate of any prov-

pects to go home soon.

ince.
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labor

always gets

a square

deal...