10 : . B.C. LUMBER WORKER CLC FOUNDING CONVENTION buildanaey nine bunkhouses and a number of garages and miscel- pe structures. The cea and planing Lie with machinery ata (the depreciated market value determined to be $1,805,118.) 3 plant sero cost about Gan 000 | Cranbrook, B.C.; St. Mary] timber potential from Crown Fat Gute. teen De new | Lake, pee se, 20 miles| Land in the area, o esti- ih erior erg er jobs. ee co Cranbrook; at Parson,| mated available supply of close Thus it is ita this company in the area of Canal] to 3 billion feet board measure, will become of the major Fiate, BO. is estimated to be ‘ate il. ‘powers’ in the mitetins and may Prospects lion feet board measure, exclud- (@)| Fr S re nA well set the pattern in collective]/ Based on 1955 zesuls the po-| ing ti timber in ‘he “sphere ‘of te angaining, “ie the other com-| tential vate production of large merger in the Interior est racig in- | panies years immediately VS a Maman iste cel TeeIEN GS, ce ae ok a eae was reported by Research Director, 8. W. Kenney, | ahead. is about 15,000,000 savmills Ltd. holds a Forest to the IWA Wages and Contract Conference, May 5-| ¢ Gor aieedinn feet. oar md | ease ead a =o ie anage: mient sen sebiel eats ri on completion of the acqui-| Property ary sures a perpetual supply of tim- Mest pdescrbe By) as the initial stage of a definite siti ton oo the Tee aie about 7000 000 feet ta meas- ber at the rate Us, 04 000 feet 3 of the Shas res of Cran-| Ure and 0 prop t Par-| board measur ¢ per anni holdings which will ac will be known as Crestw br ae Sawmills The timber mel ood Tim East Kootenay District of British lio Meath, eanil Salt Gane ea Columbia. Tesco pang? Cyne sa’ winilling operations an- di will be th brook, Canal Flats, and Parson will ownyg or aoe ‘three fees ary sa’ s, four Berens mill measure. This latter operation has not as yet attained its full productio1 ‘gest p. x of lumber in the B.C. Interior, with an annual cut of some 50 million board feet. It will operate three main man- In pinion it will operate seven small mills, pesenret aDinecton! Ss re- ports seta in pi “Tt has been na rseiciiis conelu- dry 1,500 mills operating in the In-| Mi at Canal Flot terior could not long exist, under the ‘pressure; tt s facing, and survive as| seven sal fava site, a number of logging camps and wall be, directly and Sirout ni Ltd in the Hast Kootenay area o: British Columbia, Consolidati ng n loggii and lumbering operations of the . ani n. brook Sawmills Ltd. will permit Ki y i : i dndieianal janits for any” great rough tim i ass supplying, _ length of ti These pressures we. spea are: (1) Timber supply; ©) iene nological i ation; and (8) competition and hi tion of waste and low grade ma- igh operating c Fir: st ‘Move prodacts: d in| studi s hae merging into a new company | termine eth cmcnt — Crestbrook Timber, Ltd. — of} board plan’ ur sawmilling wast ine this connection) e. It is believed Euchre a standardization of pro whi ich sho ld “pro ane properties to The towuaite includes a iratathlles thirteen houses, a store, office! for e Com ey Tataevatl logging aati: .. | ber producing operati Tie gaeanilla toi eatovereven ie the Company, either directly or Builders of British Columbia. are located at Mineral Lake, ap- proximately 18 miles -south of pene Hse, BILL BLANK, employed pag a boatman with the Dan Radford was brought up in the tradition of mining, All fue of his brothers w Wee once B.C. coal miners; his ata ae ey malted, England; = grandfather wi cha trade Sani Dan Ri also a sound ‘hinker pak or izer a fine citizen. he to represent B,C, the meet an _Internationalling is anogher! indication of his Tabor Organization session inlability juilder of B.C, For Fair and Accurate Reporting on All z fa of Proacte pee: in B Om peer Industry, PP ent and Labor, ud Another Builder of B.C. The Vancouver Province Printers The B.C. LUMBER WORKER Hl Th IMITED PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS An Employee Owned Co, 944 RICHARDS STREET PAcific 6338-9 You Con parane on The Province has oe Hospital, the finishing tou oe es fe one of the many Tpeantiful jewel hoxes he ted to the raffle being held in aid of the Crippled Children’s FOR SURE GRIP Another eee BAD'S famo: sary oe Boots” Workers W. J. HEAD eae FACTORY Taree 21 East Hastings 3s (PA. Vancouver, “HEADS on gs ee oe