ON INSPIRED TRADE UNIONISTS
iS, Vancouver, Victoria and Nanaimo.

er 29th and SUG, 1955 : Instructors, Nanaimo Institute :
Education

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REPORTER

ling tagged as “education”. Some-
painful processes by which our
jed to drill a wee bit of sense into
oods.

by those trade unionists who
at the CCL Weekend Institutes.
coin a brand new word, other than
ppens. Whatever it may be called,

pi eee

n psychology, is that an adult can
3jto respond to new ideas and absorb
1)
jjonstrated at the CCL Institutes is
hey give attention to subjects of JOE MIYAZAWA JACK MacKENZIE GEORGE MITCHELL ; GEORGE HOME
their daily affairs. IWA IWA 7 B.C. Federation of Labour
Institutes, held simultaneously. in f
i impressed with the fact that the "7 ® Papen
rved attitude. They explained this,

he end of the intensive weekend (=
(es as being the best yet conducted. ;
t of the success gained by the
fie very active participation of the
;jominent in the attendance figures,
inning of the courses as well as in

Classroom Scenes, Nanaimo Institute —___—

‘A has developed a well conducted
mt, which is prepared to contribute |
Us to the progress of trade union

IWA officers entered into coopera-
wtedly. Trade union education is
fully effective. Only as the whole
can each individual union realize

fe union education as conducted by
ef the “stuffed SHEL relationship g
students. An IWA class is in every E
WWstive! The instructor, should be BILE DIXON ING FRUCTORS Welter Young (left), and Joe Miyazawa, plan more work WALTER YOUNG
ader. He furnishes the facts and
for each member of the class to ;
Shi of his own.
qi of the great features of education
‘¥man attending the class can, with
‘yn conclusions in his own way.

it should relieve any prospective
tected to any brain-washing or trade
“f feeding” method. All the ideas
practical experience, are pooled. }
M usually found to be intensely prac-
histudent.

e sessions observed at the recent
‘feeling of “getting somewhere” in
he job, the information could be

nl C] -IWA educational program tops |
48, while at the same time, everyone
: leasant stimulus. F

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. ay
ins Ming’ ‘af '@ JOHN MacKENZIE, Local 1-118, instructor at Nanaimo, gets an assist THESE FURROWED BROWS,
titute, s Cc from Stan Heyes, Local 1-80. on Vancouver Island, took thei

fe that some well-known trade unionists
iscussions seriously.

J ais
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HEAD TABLE GUESTS, seen here are Rev. Dr. Melvin, Howard Conquer- ad
good, Arnold Webster, M.L.A., and others. f { ae

LOCAL 1-71 MEMBERS, ~empted
(Mrs. and Mr, Fred Fieber eon oe