ist Issue, February

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

—_——

€_ Sek

Royal Columbian
Sistors, Velma, Vandale and N¢

ow Ke ot

t yal Columbian
“eg January 23 to TF

inte BE candy, clgarattes
of the B.C.

Mfg.
ature ay Ply-
le
ane

ea

rd, Western Paper
eatiie—Hand 1h ur
M, Milliman, Pitt

Chik, B.C. Fores

— Stomach

Great Central Lake.

jury.
a 3, eating, Alaska Pine.
the se aes

Thoma
R Hampton, Srhurston “Flavelle.
©. Waswell, ‘Alaska
W. Messenger, Shook Aiills
Sisters Velma, Va ndale
of » Local

857, 1W. te ollowing
ftlents in ‘the Royal Columbian
sei January 16, Ru SneuHeR
tes and of the

acific
tear on fing
emgerston, Whonnock Lumber—
BR. Ducharnt Operation.
Te Intord Gedar-—Kid-

mV Verkorieten
aa petty

veel te Toure
RB Watts, Flavelle Cedar—Leg in-

2

Operation, |

and

King’s
Financial Secretary
of Local 1-80,
if Mowing

cist ing
es ft B.C.
‘Ton

hn
be it, Robert
Mr

Mr:
‘and Gerd | Mrs,
Mrs.

iat Ypllington, Humphrey—Absess,
Verrier, Fraser Mills—Improv-

s Daughters

IWwa, ed

patients in he Sing

Daughters Hos} atte al,
cand

‘camphe i Preweyainen ss

on.
Harold Kenyon, Duncan.
Keith Hammon (Child),
een
Mylinarehiiz, Youbou.

we iinrold Teenyon, Duncai
Destochers,
‘Cowichan,

Mrs, Dolores Dimery, Lake Cow-

Lad; rah Docker, pane
boa nae Britain’s
Daimler auto works, is
ing a new car these ais

a $42,000 peas ene
Rpnolifars ed in genuine zebra
es

ided zebra would be
west" "iad, told the press.
“Mii eae Hot to sit on.”
of course,
might i Pa tare vulgar.

G, Butterfield, Red Band Shingles.
. Wassel, Alaska Pine.

Linder
the

n Kier, Caycuse Beach, You-

“Lake

DISTRICT LADIES’ AUXILIARY CONF ERENCE

District Conference of the IWA Ladies’ Auxiliaries,
held during the 19th Annual Di strict Convention, Januar,
attr: ‘acted more than wht delegates from
satisfac tory fea-
dis feat Auxiliaries, such a: those now formed in the
pieron

e accomplishments of the
aaitecien together with the re-
wert

heavier burden on us.

sults of the conference
summarized for the IWA conven- 2500 evel telge
cat Sane and injured Woodworkers

een of the Ladies’ cates

Aout

AUXILIARIES REPORT
SUCCESSFUL YEAR

Crippled Children.
other interest of oa Auxili-
seis ied tien oo ing the

as

Losals 3 in iets santa Sethities

uch annual

Christa > ee
rti

picnics,
Dances and

and
tao) “Brother George Mitchell
for » Cig lindness in

ichan to their wives that
Mrs. M Lister, Duneai id:

TR. Denesting Schetel, Duncan, Ss said: e need more helping hands in

rx; Thomax Boulet, Lake Cow-| “It gives me great pleasure, on this worthy cause—and to Join

See inewarie, Daunte ehalf of Oia Ladies’ Auxiliary| the local Auxiliaries!

TDP AVeiister, Sr» Honey-| Conference, to this opport-| During our rence it wa

moon Ba ‘Atmschank, Che-| Unity to speak before the Con-| revealed that several Auxiliaries

mainu: a) vention, to bring greetings from | find the time and cae to send a al aes
dirs. Dav eit, Duncan, haat Aaa te is
Mrs. e Ladies liar any to cl
Mrs. M Lenora.

= d all our rs. | tions. It was abo. pene to our oe Wo

ae very die Auxiliaries have
mo:

to report that we now have 10| helped, financially and morally,
active Auxiliaries, but with only | members’ families who have bee
i bers. As this aver-| in diffi

BGs 146 Rromen noe SEES Ha fampers ‘and comforts were
and

e B.C.
ree ane wish
toi thank our own noe als for the
assistance they ae contributed

n-| during the past

gee erect aac Tay Stal
Dikectan Jom eA ieecdies
bled the delegates to the Aux-

phenomenal inereases in Union
nembe: pat ip over the past
it has naturally placed a aan

Queen eee Solarium for

ie
at Christmas. "Other Aurdharies
Rehabil

Workmen’s Compensation Board.

From Page 12
ee (Present

affecting wages, hours of labour, industrial working

pian ad strikes.

‘Amendments to these By-laws shall be made at the Anm

District Convention in » acenndance with Article XIII, Section of

the International Constitution amended November 21 and 22, 1955.
Roberts’ Rul ¢ Order shall prevail at all times as pro-

vided th
Article XI

The Constituted
(a) Director

(b) Chalet

ay First Vice- oats ctor
(d) Se aM Vie pieectne
{2) pie Vie! er irecto:

Safety Council each

‘ion to the elected officers of the
the first one

iditi
Local” tan shall be entitled to one delegat
ued stadt mem ers or fraction Gieraat? =i their Safety

and ene aadiennat Deleraie g sor eect one thousand (1000)

ae thereafter, or major ue
y-laws amend ded April 28, SL,
SE iaws ate sdod ee Sa 2 28, 1036,
* By-laws am¢ ber 22, 1955.

By-Laws” (Amended)

(b) Secretary
® First Vice-Director
(d) Batoge Vice-Director
Third Vi venta
ue lected officers of the Safety Couneil each
be entitled to one dciexate on bene first one
)) members or fraction thereof, heir Safety
additional Delegate Bay maa io sonal 000)
iter, or major fraction thereof.

ILO TRAINS
687 WORKERS

GENEVA (CPA) — Some
687 worker-trainees have re-
iT West Ei

Columbia, ee Iran, east

Turkey and Yugoslavia.
The training, which has cost
| $520,000—or $750 per = tines for
= mont ‘was carried out in
0 different plants and Aa in
palm eae Me See: Se
many, Fra
Netherlands,
Switzerland,
and the pols Ps