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SANDSPIT
RE-VISITED

Be CAMP I
peaceful a’
em ceaiepags was shatter

plaints of several employees.

unauthorized and arbitrary
Cee agoutanit in some
aid

Pattie
tinie ‘oftce. aaa el rye spills
from a pipet bot

Sy: eaten

jal
Sandspit | is a Taity place, at

least when it comes to ma’ ae
quarters, “Here, the compan

SPECTOR
se ‘ ese Camp of North-

e 5 by the irate com-

“ince of them found

deductions from their pay-
cases, to nearly $100.00.

cor excesive use by the home-

mi. These, they said,
Hie Maitaebioe: heat core
is e cut out he person uses too
ch juice. Ind a tally, the
Mowiedyyneniia renred ee 700 per
month Be -clectrieity, but it is

to certain employees. Many other

Then came the final straw. De-

fully tr
spent most ;
the nee calle ae Naturally,
they make—men’s and

married folks own their instal- 2 a
HO ee en they ao ime lation of these circuit breakers, Amalgamat
jomes, but own the | which are not required by the el- Tl P y sul ar a ane
land that these nOnEs are sitting | ectrical code. Some deductions erra ce rog ra m en = thi: a il ‘i ‘s
for $30.00, some for $42.00 to ive tae e
otis earns ye yeragraciously, | and others for $98.00. ruse. yo chee "> we
allows the people to use company Rebellion Flared el .,
Ee ee ei ere ee roves opu or help pres ‘Canada's Jit ane
sideration, of course. ‘ ike this? We're sure that you’d 1 worki
The company and the home-|do exactly as the loggers did| —‘Terrace’s first IVA Eduea- | “I agree with the general plan of “rte pending
owner enter into a lease or a le- ieee Thiol Ra nats UR BAS em classes were, held May. | these eourses, and think that they | conditions won by > edi
» Which, in reality, f is nothing | company brass here could act} 29-31, un e direction ot should be held as often as pos- meeed anes Workers’ Union
but d deci frank Howard, Drecdent sible.” sands of tea othe has a
neck of the emplo: ig to go into their lias then Local 70k wAsandiwere 2 nee on the coun-
, -71, - Ww. TOMS, gr
sedecam't vel his ‘house, un- make a deduction of thei’ pay-| testad by omplovest on Lidlen | ieee times ee chain | ¢ is entire economy.
ss he gets permission from | cheques. Haughland & Kerr, and the Co- | “{nteresting and very beneficial when en op for men’s
the company. He can’t rent his Atul, this incident was just | lumbia Cellulose Company. to the reer and to the on boys’ apparel, insist on the
pes unless he gets "ate must he final one in a series of ag- ‘he course given was on Griev- | Union,” rnaleaaeene Unlon Label. You
rom the -company. se must Procedure and Shop Stew- an be doubly rewarded.
move his house off the company | going on in Sandspit for some] ards’ wor!

Reo necieiienitiveraay/saistice
from Bs enya

ment reached the breaking point,
Unw: Deductions a Ae pee ecbeled ind won.
Recently, eae aoe decided has apparentl:
cussion

time. Pinally Ba msion and resent-

Sessions Held

More Courses
President Frank Howard said

Two 2-hour Sessions were held
and followed a

other similar course in the near

that t]

hey
lednate and faywire! Uaht plant

fee for ae Grievance Commit-

the iad ‘up Hane

witl
the “play- acting” of the griev-

ent now. On June 12, e commit-

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number of things, some impor-
tant and gars bnoe so important.

It was pointed fae hap at peaee
mn had he Eas:

rectified.

was that

grievance

up a num-
ber of grievances with the “man-
agement”.

ae ee

system, Fran
freeman ae tie Se
yee aleniea ines groups. One
group was the grievance commit-
nd the other group were the

embers’ Reaction

future. The i pb matt to be MERGED

Gav with, vl Pra au be ae WASHINGTON (CPA)—

idee nessee, Louisiana ond Alissour
Howard further said; “It is in-

teresting to note that the major-

ity of the members who took this

course have been Union members

for rs ret hi

merged

AFL- CIO state labor odie
mid-summer about one-third

of tl he si itate organi:

pected to have completed merger

arrangements. The AFL-CIO con

stitution lays down that thes 5

ourse such

m sure that we will be

ae to fill this tation gap,
the

lypical of the Eachon Be the
th

ese gout ae some of
them:

LARRY SLOAT, faller with
Columbia = Gailntons Co.: “This is
ne that Terrace district
has eeded for some time. There

to the benefit nember-
ship and to the Union.”

yy December, 1957.

ag
this, See Pee ee caillteed
that it doesn’t happen in the fu-

stion of inadequate pay

a eq

cite SESE the

superintendent agreed to reco
TERRA evhGoe

don’t realize the importance of
understanding Union problems

and procedures.”

© N BIGELOW, cat
driver with Little Hauglans &
Kern: ‘ educational nd en-
ligh

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oul to par-

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The committee will also get a
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will be posted, t«

ticipate in the future.”

REIDER SESE WONG, aseley
with Little Haughland & Ken

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