2nd Issue, August

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

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Royal Columbian.

Sisters Gerd rlindsen and Patty
Whitelaw 2 Aut iia Local 1-
1-357, IWA, e following
patients in’ the Roy: An Columbian
tatbating ete w pole dis-
tributing candy, cigarettes

if B.C. Lumber Worker:
a a fstpkens ‘Hatz! isle Improvini a
David Anton, Pacifii D-

eration

AY Sprott Alaska Pi
Meys mPngiewood—Accldent,
x Woo a Perea ealle, aul.
charek, P acifi

4, Jones, B.C. Forest Products,
Anton, Chycouk, Fraser Mills.
pipe ie lexee; Wether
c. ing, B.C. Foe Product:

Py
ieudeors at tna

Ter WA, “visited vite, following
Patients ih the Royal Columbian
Prospital, August 2 to August

. Legath, Kashmere—Broken leg.
W, “icons, ‘AibemicBroken Jee.
W, Kardinal, B.C. Mfg.—Knee cap
indus.
ong) Fraser Mills—Hip injur
& malitoul, Pacific Veneer—
necl

ne faaee “Mt. Baker Plywoods—
whois Sete

ae rrington—Improvin,
isOperation.

Gordo Bully Puclio Veneer
Skin graft’ on hand.

A. Blostrand, Fraser Mills
proving.

J. Redling, Alaska Pine

W. Bourgoeis—Hand Injur

BiG, Forest Products,

— In-

J." Jones,
Hammond—Bronchial trouble.
Huth Roch, Anglo-Canadian For-
picst, Prodets Lee. injuries.
xander, Davidson Brothers
* —Oneration.

TEU Blavelle—Observation.
to. fic Veneer—Uleers,

August 9 to 16, ee candy,

cigarettes and of the B.C.
Lumber Work Ker!
Anton Chycosidi, Fra:

r Mills.
John Pleree, Timberland Mill.
Sohn Jones, B.C. Forest Products,

PisudcciOumoat, Hiavelle Cedar.
Ri. _Larson, Mt Baker Ply

‘Hand operation
John Redlin;

—Hand injury.
, Pitt Lake—Leg

Col
Hugh Honey, i B.C. Forest Products.
Forest : Broducts.
Ls —Leg
F._Legath, Kashmere Lumber —
Broken leg.
JW, Mardinal, B.C. Mts.

ry

Raeeuseencen cel Yospital Cueee

ing August and cls istributed candy,
ant

cigarettes and the B.C.
pa er ‘worker:

Tottenha ee ‘ation. Gone
Clarence Anderson, L. £ ue eas

—oCrane acclden
ae
King’s Daughters
Financial Secretary Hd Linde

of Local IwA,
fonowine Renente ff fhe ein
Daug! ea Hospital, “August
ake ribu tin; ry, ne arettes and
of Bet stmber Wor
Gerry, Grit Hil
Robert Bramfitt, Hilierest,
John Anderson, Lake Cowichan.

Stepkien Anderson, Westholme.
mn Belanzky, Gord iver.

We Gres ts Lake Gowrie hal

uk Duneai

é Smi
Herman iehl, Toney moo:
ae Honevigon Bare

Ba Bear Creek,

Tom Gri

‘itn, Duncan.

FLAVOR FRESHNESS

BAKERIES

GENERAL

~ SANDWICH |

r
visited we
lo

Lise

may ve Campbell,

Lakha Singh, Btesache Lake.
Hrs, Rete Savo, Caycuse Beach.
Mrs, Elin hyde Be
Max, Roy Heya Dunean’

Bods,

Bay, %

Mrs. Geeil Wallace, Youbou.
Mray Letty Lous, ‘Cayeuse ‘Beach,
Mra: Tom’ Kaw oubou.

mco! Nea General
Gertru

Vani
Pither
Pearl Hodgson of the t

N. Ducha me, Prince George—Leg
amputat

Singh Garstia, Empire Box—Hana
injury.

S. Quaye, Creston—Operations.

John Hounslow, Universal Box —
papa sey

Leonard. Mork
ging, Sullt

Dl gra, haley Oo) eeing,
Miia injury

OB-
asap anak any
ig, Chil-

a za
Columbia Cellulose, Ter-
ices injury.

N. Mei bale Bagle Creek, Harvi-

ira Bunton,

Davia Lind; Baibne ene Smithers |
—internal poe

Len Kranroa,

P.N.E.

| CAMP JUBILEE float in P.N.E. Parade, displays
we

PARADE F LOAT

ure playground, and sounds ae for support of a
s.

at
jorthy project, contributing to the welfare of children. in working class home:

—L
W, Gurnes, Vancouver Plywoods.
George Whitehouse, Can, White

RINCE GEORGE,
Sloters Savely ana Dyck of the
L.A. Local 1-424, TWA, Visited the
following: patients in’ the Prince
nd District Hospital, July
ae° “distributing ear ndy, cigarettes
and copies of the Lumber
Worker:
Joe Kovach—I vin,
Peter Pony ch—tinproy ay
Alee Parent—Improvin:
Erie Tomitnsou—tmproving,
George White Iniproving:
ey soran hh

iceinal -ovin,
gastos on August’ 3 at Prince

eoxea =k eDistelot Hospital by
Sites Stavely and D
edge sors backs, mi

Vproving.

W;,Blanen—Broken ribs—Improv-
ing.

Steve Zingle.

Carl Hassle—Heart condition. Im-
proving.

Mr. Karlson—Sick at home.

Marlene Stavely—Tonsil operation.

Women
Become
Barber ers

BONN G2) =

may soon take over ee Ties
dices amet 1s serine in-
dustry of Germany if a trend
reported: at the recent hair-
dressers’ convention contin-

= HERE UMONS HELPED
TO BUILD HAPPINESS

By JEAN MOHART

ee urade union ,move-

unionist, she thanked the mer-
hant, took hold of one ear of a

as in auiee parts of Beale
has a pecierotnd rich with
events of signific:

The exciting story < the
defiance of a gi of uote

ack of potatoes and dragged i
of with her

That incident is typical of the
persistence and de! etermination | of
the whole group.

| cidentally, now- Be si “still a an in-

defatigable worker on the Camp
Committee.

But-in spite of their efforts,

they added up to enough to meet
the ne and a little bit more.

ar-by-year account of the
olay work inspired by devo-
tion to the ideal that has made

coaxed He contribute.)

n._ 1955, in addition to the main
buildings built that first year,
He e five cabins, a fine din-

hospital cabin, a
stat RaMiteee: cabin a spanking
new wharf and. float (valued in
terms of material and labor at
$8,000) and a laundry and. shower
house.

ue:
that only eae ne of hairdress-
S

nop are boys. 1

decline in recrui
formerly male age women.
are being trained in the ton-
sorial arts.

LIMITED

thriller. Taking command
a tiny bastion, these men|sary ca: e group decided to} Every 12 days, from the fst
fired several broadsides at tate the ae ioe Jet ee Roney after schools close
a boatload of soldiers ord-| for a tag day. Th
rad by the government to| The take was cine e war- ta e-open in September, 100
takese the mines. The| "nt looking for a e. children enjoy the best of food,
Ire turned ea and pesded Beautiful Orlomah B a a Heel oe pose ee taped
-hour trip by wat ee
ack to the mainlan tard Inlet, seemed withie. theis | has ever been refused because of
But ih all fae of another | means, With 600 fect of water | mability to pay and the child
frontage and 125 acres of in s not have to
nae in the daily papers. arabledeceneny ivan srediere rade unionist’s h
one we want to tell now is a dis thi 5 a Y
ferent kind of story—the kind ey aa looking, ace camp is own:
purchase
that is: sarely atid in the e ated WW the Chil idea Srutitee
lane was sureneet, “ork 5 paTHaes cee amp Association. There
pce ey preanized ee eer the lace 2 | is a 14-member Board of Direc
line labor stories that year were | ody who ‘could help was re-| {1S and a Ladies’ Auxillary. It
Buea the Egon et eatiieel is financed mainly through dona-
qv 01 & aah yee rioting in ions, 80 percent of which. come
ace +. having the riot) Tha : vst summer saw m trade unionists auth ‘om
act saad by the mayor and es ha as spend eij hate
PY P ig broects sponsored by the Aux-

ahnree) a ae ees aeety

small BOM of wan people
Ee pr oblemitiHowy toi ielifitta/ chile
Gian a2 sowene acute twee

decent polidey: during, the lovely,
summer’ mon’

vis its at Hh camp for tthe" ined

ibly

sting boat i there unl lire

—children ‘ould otherwise

have had a A btin ta Bene

Park for a one-day outing.
From February to October that

ilial
ork of keeping the place

in See is done abn eutteely
by volunteers. Not just one-year,
but year after year, faithtel men

and wome

ae HAN Sane ae
id fall, in all kinds of

y

antes to a a summer cam

Eoestctnlarenlcttracieucinioriztst
Times were tough. Where to look
for money for this kind of “lux-

f the
alnees
i
Bailsing for use asa idtatien/and

The a of Vancouver ares

es folgen Jubilee
that summer and that’s S|
how the Chet “be Sum-

RL aes ney ase

ury” was a real poser. ining x
As working people enelves
—only nen
union members—thos: eople
knew that trade sae tedhenttos,
as well as members, weren’t any | mer Cam;
too “flush”. Still, they thought,
if enough iiiduals ould be | the next yea

persuaded that the Drolet was
rth v

=D)
on te Proper' Hi couldn't i be m™m
vu

while: the money
raised i. make a ae

uae taxes, Undaunted, the

So tl ork
pase Snaividuels, ‘They cst

fy ISRRUTEG Committee”.

donation was pak refused, a
oe a dime. Sometimes a ibe

per said he’ just didn’t have
the re but offered groceries or

"oak es this happened to

tiny Mrs. Gower, wife of a trade

mbers ete cay, ane nt

maine Ertl
send es their Biche
s. Afte

when the proceeds ate totalled,

true and remain alive.

trude Cook, the publicity
secretary, who ha:

worl
espical incident.
orki

orking at the d in a cold
SS cueing Yr day were given

t coffee, “To hear them sayin;
nks i? says Gertrude,
oan a ane ener who was
And,” she

sa “they're pace like eu me
ee ope who work up ther

Tf and when the Laas of the
nee union movement in B.C. i
and an; awaits a

mer Camp should be ae up in

front.