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Vancouver General

Sisters Mabel Anderson _ and
Margaret Kamm of the LA Local
1-217, TWA, visited the followin

atients in the Vancouver Genera’

‘ospital November 1st, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes ‘and copies
of the B.C. Lumber Worker.

‘T.B. WARD

Pahowieh, Englewood.
RI ovbrien, Sicamoose.

N. Ducharme, Prince George.

Mrs. D, Perry, Prince George.

A. Olxen, Smith & Aubrey.

G. Young, Englewood.

A, Swelliskoff, Passmore Logging.

Royal Columbian
Sisters Pearl Smith and Sophie
Rosen of the LA Local 1-357, IWA,
visited the following patients in
the Royal Columbian Hospital
October 25th, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.

Lumber Worker.

John Zollhauses, Pine Falls Paper
Co., Man.

Bert Hough, Camp 3, Youbou.

P, Kolodzinski, Alaska Pine.

Louis Stolarski, Hammond Cedar,

William Smith,’ Pacific Veneer.

3. McKay, Pitt Lake.

Peter Nakonchmy, Flavelle Cedar.

G, Bolen, Farris Lumber.

F. Quickpall, Lamford Cedar.

0. Brekke, Fraser Mills.

John Schmidt, O'Brian Bay,

3. Burd, B.C, Porest Products, Jer-
vis Inlet.
Lagath, Cashmere Lumber,

» Slychuk, Flavelle Cedar.

George Buckley, of Vancouver

Shingle.

Sisters Pearl Smith and Sophia
Rosen of the LA Local 1-357, LWA
visited the following patients in
the Royal Columbian Hospital
October 18th, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker.

F. Lagath, Cashmere Lumber.

J. Hurd, B.C. Forest Products, Jer-
vis Inle

George

Shingle.

William: Slychuk, Flavelle Cedar.
c , Alaska Pine.
‘Vancouver Shingle.

of Vancouver

juckley,

Imer Hagen, Fraser Mills.

orge Casavant, Pacific Veneer,

Peter Gayurluk, Timberland.

John Zolihnuxer, Pine Falls Paper
Co., Manitoba.

0. Brekke, Fraser Mills,

John Schmidt, O'Brien Bay.

F, Saxton, Flavelle Cedar,

W. Wolosehuk, Franklin River
Logging.

St. Paul’s -

Sister V. Lamarche of the LA
Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol-
lowing. patients In St. Paul's Hos-
pital October 16th, ° distributing
candy, clgarettes and copies of the
B.C. Lumber Worker.

W. Williams, North Vancouver —

Leg injury.

Yee Aun, Woodfibre —Amputated
arm,
W, Pearson, Vancouver Island —

Back and leg injury.

Jack White, Half Moon Bay—Leg
injury.

Mr, Java, MacMillan, Vancouver
Tsland.

The B.C.

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AUXILIARY SOCIAL

Sister Bobbie Sharpe of the LA
Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol
lowing patients in the St. Paw
Hospital November 17th, distribut-
ing candy, cigarettes and copies
of the B.C. Lumber Worker.

J. Andrews, Fleetwood Logging

Company—Fractured ankle.

G. Mastrom, Prince George — Leg
injury.
E. Ross, Prince George—Leg in-

Jury.

J. Stone, Stillwater—Knee injury.

W. ‘Townsend, Quesnel — ‘Thigh
and hip injury.

S. Marshall, Kitimat—Blood pois-
oning in finger.

Tommy Java, Minstrell Island —
Hip injury.

B, Dough, Smithers, B.C. — Back
injury.

%, Honeaske, Merrit, B.

King’s Daughters

Financial Secretary Ed, Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the
following patients in the King’s
Daughters Hospital Noveniber 1st,
distributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of the B.C. Lumber Worker,
Clarence Carixxon, Hillcrest.
Leonard Cadorette, Duncan,
Felix Luskovich, Shawnigan Lake,
David Sanford, Youbou.

Elden Thomas, Youbou.
herman Hankins, Bear
Renfrew, ‘B.C.

Douglas Wilson, Chemainus.
Gordon Carmichael, Duncan.
Stan Dams, Honeymoon Bay.
Roy Richter (child), Duncan.
David Haslam, Meade Creek.
Hari Singh, Mesachie Lake.
Robert Mearns, Lake Cowichan.
Mrs, Gordon Lindo, Caycuse Beach
Mrs, J. A. Mutch, Caycuse Beach.
Mrs, Lily Wince,’ Cobble Hill.
Mrs, Anne Keller, Victoria,

Mrs, Lily Pannel, Cowichan Station
Mrs, Norman MéRea, Cobble Hill.
Mrs. Deanna Clark, Cowichan Lake

Road, Dunca’
Mrs, Robert

Lake,

Mrs, Aiee Bftodie, Chemainus.
Mrs, Irene Henderson, Youbou.
Mrs, Nancy Morris, Youbou.

Mrs, Nancy Lay, Youbou.

Mrs, Barbara Wallace, Youbou.
Mrs, Sharon Anderson, Duncan.
Mrs, Julie O'Hara, Lake Cowichan,

Financial Secretary Ed. Linder
of Local 1-80, IWA, visited the
following patients-in the King’s
Daughters Hospital November 14,
distributing candy, cigaret! and
copies of the B.C. Lumber Worker,
Andrew G. Erickson, Lake Cow-

ichan, B.C.

Felix Luckoviteh, Shawnigan Lake

Ray Zboyoysky, Caycuse Beach.

Chris Rodsgaard, Caycuse Beach.

Doug Wilson, Chemainus.

Nelx Hansen, Honeymoon Bay.

Carl Frederickson, Crofton.

Daye Haslam, Meade Creek,

J. Van Sehailc, Duncan.

Howard O’Hugan, R.R. ‘1, Duncan.

EM Filgate,“Cobble Hill.

Jim Lawrence, Gordon River.

Bill Harris Meade Creek.

Allan Repesse, Victoria Rd., Nan-
aimo,

Mrs, F. D. Sampson, Youbou.

Mrs, Dick Oliver, Youbou.

Mrs, Lily Pannell, Cowichan Stn.

©, Pannell, Cowichan Station.

Mrx, W. Rumely, Crofton. 2

Mrs; George Leung, Mesachie Lake

Mrs. Dave Evans, Duncan.

Mrs, Norman Meltea, Cobble Hill.

Mrs, Dolores Dimery, Lake Cow-
ichan.

Mrs, Mary-Ann Loule, Koksilah.

-Anemia,

Creek,

Stewart, Mesachie

Mrs, Robert Stewart, Mesachie
Lake.
Mrs, Irene Henderson, Youbou.

Mrx. Gordon Lindo, Cayeuse, Beach

Mrs, Ellen Seabrook, Duncan.

Mixs Mary Hunwick, Honeymoon
Bay.

Mrs, Bazil Kier, Youbou.

Pakenham

Ladies, Auxiliary members _ of

Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol-

lowing patients in the Pakenham

Hospital November 16th, distribut-

ing candy, cigarettes and copies

of the B.C. Lumber Worker.

K, Knoop, Fleetwood Logging —
Harrison Mills.

Otto Tober, Enderby, B.C.

L, Bortoletto, Salmon Arm.

Arthur Halvorson, Englebert.

Peter Maxkowich

Ronald Trembley.

Alsha Pine, Qiieen Charlottes.

KEEN COMPETITION in one of the contests organized by the committee in charge at the Social Evening
sponsored by the Ladies’ Auxiliary, Local 1-217 IWA, proved an excellent “mixer”, and made everybody feel

well acquainted with everybody else.

Ladies’ Social
Makes Big Hit

Successful social evening was held by the Ladies’
Auxiliary, Local 1-217, IWA in the Steel Hall, November
22, as part of their program to arouse interest in the work
of their organization.

The gathering was predomin-
ately made up of the ladies, for
the appeal had gone out to wo-
menfolk of IWA members. The
attendance was evidence of the
popularity of the Auxiliary.

The evening’s festivities were
opened by President Lloyd Whal-
en who stressed the importance
of the work undertaken by the
Auxiliary in building the Union.
He appealed for greater support
from among the members’ wives.

Some History

An interesting glimpse into
the early history of the IWA
was provided, when the Presi-
dent told how the ladies made
it possible for the Union to get
its first meeting place in Van-
couver.

Mrs. Pat Fulljames, Vice-Presi-
dent, presided at the opening
ceremonies. Mrs. Rossie Cum-
mins acted as Mistress of Cere-
monies, and promoted some in-
teresting and varied entertain-
ment, which required everyone’s
participation.

By the time the delightful re-

freshments were served, everyone
present had been drawn into the
Auxiliary’s circle of sociability.

“SUPPORT THE
AUXILIARY”

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District Council No. 1 IWA
has issued an invitation to
the IWA Ladies’ Auxiliaries
in the province to send dele:
gates to the Annual Aux
aries’ Meeting, to be held in

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Georgia Hotel, Vancouver,
commencing on Tuesday,
January 31.

The basis of representa-
tion will be a maximum of
six delegates from each
Auxiliary,

PRESIDENT LLOYD WHALEN opened the Auxiliary’s program, and made

that they had helped to build

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