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B.

Cc. LUMBER WORKER

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Vancouver General
Sisters Mabel

Anderson and

7T. WARD
J. Karyalaimen, Kettle Falls.
I, Zawila, Queeh Charlottes.
N. MeRae, Queen Charlottes.
R. Goddara, Fraser Mills.
L. Wanax, Fraser Mills.
, Carrier, Salmon Arm.
0. Stor, Beaver Cove.
HEATHER ANNEX
L, Delaire, R. J. Morgan.
LD. & H. WARD
0, Krone, Prince George.
H, Sjolander, Comox,
V. Syttami, Englewood.
K, Leitch, Kitimat,
EF, Pihowich, Englewood.
R, O'Brien, Sicamous,
Cc. Good, Comox.
MeDonald, Giscome.
8, Chyzowski, Kelly Logging.
N, Ducharme, Prince George.
Sisters R, Cummins and Alison Brown
of the LA Local 1-217, IWA, d the
following: patients in the Vancouver Gen-
eral Hospital September 8th, distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker. et
R, Le-Roux, Squamish—Back injury.
R. Morrison, Cranbrook—Back injury.
K. Vogwild, Sandspit—Leg. injury.
K. McKay, ‘Terrace—Back injury.
8. Wolfe, ‘Timber Preservers—Spinal in-
ee a ;
nit Clement, Merrit—Back injury.
H, Jarvis, Prince George—Arm ‘injury.
F. Ingram, Bailey Sawmills—Back injury.
H. Milum, Burns Lake—Leg injury.
3. Christian, Glazier Creek—Hand injury.
R, Randall, Courteney—Leg injury.
M. Mitcheli, Princeton—Leg
A. Strukoff, Midway—Leg injury.
‘A. Dolan, Hadium—Ler. injury.
G! Young, Inglewood—Leg injury.
N. Ducharme, Prince Georze—Leg. injury.
J. Horacek, Winter Harbour—Stomach
trouble.
€. Wilson, Girody—Arm injury.
€. Kinna, International Pulp—Eye injury.
Gesha Sing, Empire Box—Hand injury.
R. Morrison, Port Alberni—Foot and
Wand injury. acre injury,
. Quaye, Creston—Bac! A
Rae Pune, Marine Lumber—Ill.

St. Paul’s

Sister V, Lamarche of the L.A
Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol.
lowing patients in St. Paul's Hos-
pital during September distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes and copies
of The B.C. Lumber Worker:

3. Gregor, Hl River—Leg injury.

J._ Phillpot, Ashcroft—Amputated
leg.

G, Underwood, Prince George.

. Heindricks, Abbotsford.

feweomb, Sechelt.

George McDonald* — Dislocated
shoulder.

‘Mr, Peters,

Pat Bryant, Hammond.

Sister V. Lamarche of the LA Local
1-217, IWA, visited the following: patients
in the St, Paul’s Hospital September 12th,
distributing candy, cizarettes and copies
of the B.C. Lumber Worker.

H. Carlson, Nelson Island—Operation on

‘knee. :
J. Gregor, Elle River—Leg injury.

W. Peterson, Quesnell—Leg injury.

G. Livingston, Iiness. 4
BE. Colwell, Franklin River—Old leg in-

jury. -
G2 "Underwood, Prince GeorreBroken

les.

J. Phillpot, Ashcroft—Leg amputated.

P. Heindricks, Abbotsford—Leg injury.
Sisters Rossie Cummins and Pat Full-

James of the LA Local 1-217, IWA,

Visited the following patients in the St.

Paul's Hospital August 25th, distributing

candy, cigarettes and copies of the B.C.

Lumber Worker, *

J. Blanchard, McClean Lumber—Back
injury, doing fine.

F, Gentry, Gateway Lumber—Fractured
‘skull & broken knee eap.

P, Heindrieks, Abbotsford—Ler injury.

J. FP. Rahn, Fraser Bay—Back injury—
‘will be up soon.

1, Boucher, Jervis Inlet—Broken back &
rib.

T, Perusich, Kitimat—Leg injury.

W. Peterson, Quesnel—Leg injury.

R. Billy, Sauamish—Sleeping.

KE, Colwell, Franklin River.

Lis Dd
Mr. Bodnariul, Port Mellon—Broken leg.

P. Williams, Creekside—Injured elbow.
T. Roy, Bear Creek—Amputated. toe.

Royal Columbian

Sisters Gerd TErlendson and Paddy
Whitelaw of the LA Local 1-357, IWA,
Visited the following patients in the
Royal Columbian Hospital, September
Gth to 13th, distributing candy, cigarettes
‘and copies of the B.C. Lumber Worker.

Keenan, A.P.L. Camp—Cast on leg.

Bourjeois, Pacific Shake and Shingle.

©. Anderson, L. & K.

Brooks, B.C. Mfg. *

Roy Knight, Williams Lake.

Krefting, B.C. Fortst Products,
mond—Improving.

Fred Herberts, Hammond—Retired.

Fred Herberts, Hammond—Retired.

Robert Moser, Flavelle Cedar.

J. Ozols, Pacific Veneer—Improving.

Pioulx, Alaska Pine—Doing nicely. _

Tom Howrce, Supreme Shingle—Doing
nicely,

Carfra.

C. Harris, Flavelle Cedar—Operation.

Frank Dirkson, Timberland—Improving.

J. Burdett—Broken arm.

D. Bilodeau, Fraser Mills—Operation.

L. Hendry, B.C. Forest Products, Ham-
‘mond.

E. Stadel, B.C. Forest Products—Tonsils.

G. Smith, B.C. Timber Preserver—Opera-
tion.

H. Money, B.C. Forest—Leg improving.

David Aston, Pacific Vencer—Operation.

MacKay, B.C. Plywood—Head injury.

Sisters Mary Brown and Edith
Burrow of the LA Local 1-217,
IWA, visited the following patients
in the Royal Columbian Hospital
September 20th, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

Dayid Aston, Pacific Veneer—Im-
proving,

G. Le Flear, B.C, Products — Neck
injury,

Hugh Money, B.C, Products—Do-
ing well.

a. one, B.C, Products — Doing
well.

W. Bouyious, Pacific Shakes: and

Ham-

Shingles — Improving.
L. Le Clair, Fraser Mills — Im-
Proving.

R, Thompson, Evans Plywood —
Ripped Cartilage.
D. Woods, Brownsville Sawmill —
Improving,
D. Williams, B.C. Forest Products
Auto Accident, 3

F. Talson, Fraser Mills — Knee
‘operation,

J. Zoulhuzr, Winnipeg — Asthma,
improving.

Gnzley, Inglewood—Improving.
ne Fraser Mills—Opera-
ion.

J, Kenny, Port Moody—Operation,
improving.

B. Sheppard, Fraser Mills — Ini-
proving.

E. J. Beauchamp, Pacific Veneer—
improving.

M. Hogan, B.C. Products — Opera-
tion, improving.

©. Anderson, Port Moody—Opera-

tion, improving.

Lourdes Hospital

Financial Secretary J. Epp and
N. Chernoff of Local 1-363, IWA,
visited the fellowing patients in
the Lourdes Hospital, Campbell
River, Sept. 24, distributing cigar-
ettes ‘and copies of tha B.C. Lum-
ber Worker,

John Smith, Salmon River —Neck
injury.

Rodney Jackson, Emerald Timber
—Back injury.

Joe Davies, Gold River Stoltze
Logging — Back injury.

Tommy Grice, Baikie Logging,
Buttle Lake — Broken arm.

N. Chernoff and R. L. Barker of Local
1-363, IWA, visited the following patients
in the Lourdes Hospital, Campbell River
September 4th, distributing candy, cigar-
ettes and copies of the B.C. Lumber
Worker.

D. Gibbons, Port Neville—Broken ribs
and shoulder injury—improving.

J.-M. McDonald, Gold River Logg’
Injury to Pelvis, jaw and foot—serious
condition.

R, Jackson, Bmerald Timber—Old injury.

G. Tantalo, Booth Logging Co.—Sick.

A. Leo, Bute Inlet—Foot injury. ~

R. Carroll, Camp 5, MacMillan & Bloedel
Re-admitted oman old leg injury.

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WHEELBARROW RACE of husbands and wives at the Annual IWA Picnic of the Ladies’ Auxiliary
Prince George, proved to be amusing to participants and spectators alike.

Enterprise of the wives of
two IWA members, who have
established the Mary-Jane Ma-
ternity Fashions Shop in New
Westminster, has launched a
shopping service for the wives
of workers in remote communi-
ties, which has proved a great
boon for those deprived of the
ordinary shopping facilities.

The ladies, who have shown
more than ordinary business acu-
men, have revealed an under-
standing knowledge of the shop-
ping problems of prospective
mothers in camps and small
settlements. They have devised
a mail-order shopping service

IWA Wives Offer
Shopping Service

which can serve the needs of
such women, and fill special or-
ders without extra cost. They also
sell babies’ layettes and clothes.

When they supply catalogues,
they also furnish samples of the
fabrics described, so that the
buyer can test the quality, and
know the exact color of the gar-
ments ordered. They report that
their prices are the lowest in the
metropolitan area.

The partners are Mrs. Lorne
Hunter, and Mrs. Ray Wilson,
Whose husbands are IWA mem-

bers employed at Canadian For-
est Products Ltd.

co-operate on the study.

Survey Soon For Wives

OTTAWA—The Women’s Bureau of the Federal Depart-
ment of Labor announced plans to carry out a nation-wide

survey of Canada’s 400,000 married women who go out to
work. The Women’s Bureau and

a number of universities will

Happy
Time
Found

Prince George IWA mem-
bers, children and friends were
guests at the Annual Picnic of
the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Local
1-424, held last month at Six-
Mile Lake,

Refreshments and games were
provided for everyone’s enjoy-
ment and the picnic location
chosen by the Committee was
ideally suited for the affair.

The Sports Committee lined up
wheelbarrow races for the grown-
ups, sack races for the children,
a needle threading contest, ladies’
nail driving contest and a host of
other races that made the picnic
a huge success.

Wife to husband: “I scratched
the front fender a little, dear. If
you want to look at it, it’s in the
back seat.”

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