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SPEAKERS ot last District Convention were (from left) H. Landon
President District No. 2; International First pees ogeent: Jim
end International Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Botkin.

- OKANAGAN INSTITUTE
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District Labour Council held their 1st CLC

Sacer Institute, Mar. 8,

‘. ned -
stitute oe elomed the stu-
dents on behalf of r
Council. one aia
Tom Gooderham was is meee

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“I'm afraid he'll never make it as
a actor!"

child
ead tat ae ‘ab Syisaty

Pipeatipe
Nationally tended lines ae os
ARROW, TOOKE, G.W.G,, ete.
fessure you of value on every

et about FREE CON-
TINUING CREDIT when yor
drop in

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enticton, which was fol-
Cae aS Dance, aboard the old

speaker during which he outlined
ne program it the CLC pons
artment for 1957 a
om la.
IWA Instructor

Li if
Resi Dir , Was the class
instr cn n Caren & Trends in
Col a al ‘gain:

a Fie banquet
held an the “sat rday pene was
Bill pach president ce the
Federati Labou:

Mayor Geddes, of Penticton, ad
George Lang of the Penticton
Board of Tra Me

The aims ‘round of
the ICFTU oe veclaned by

“WE'RE ALL SHOOK up”

Kevuny LoGGinG COMPANY LIMITED

MEMORANDUM

ALL EMPLOYEES

GEORGE HELL/SUPERIM LENDENT, AERO & ALLIFORD BAY CAMPS

FROM
Date FEB.15,1957
sussect  OVERTISE
OMING TO THE DEPRESSED L0G fen PRICES AND LOSS OF MARKETS
THE POSSIBILITY OF WORKING ON SATURDAYS AT OVERTIME RATES WILL DEPEND
ENTIRELY ON WETHER OUR PRODUCTION CAN BE STEPPED UP TO MEET OUR INCR/
BASED COSTS IN TOWING AND FREIGHT RATES. THERE WILL BE NO OVERTIME

UNIESS AUTHORIZED BY THE WCODS FOREMAN, MASTER MECHANIC OR MYSELF.

I DO NOT SEE ANY REASON HY WE CAN NOT WORK ON A SIX DAY SCHED-
ULE BUT HIS WILL MEAN THAT A LITTLE MORE EFFORT MUST BE EXERTED BY
EVERYONE IN CAMP IN ORDER TO OVERCOME Ti LOSSES IW THE SALE OF OUR

- LOGS.

LIQUOR IN CAMP

ALLIFORD AND AERO CAMPS EXPERIENCED A LOT OF GRIEF LAST FALL
WITH THE LIQUOR PROBLEM. NO LIQUOR WILL BE ALLOWED IN CAMP AND THE
MAKING OF HOME BREW WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. THIS IS A DRY CAMP AND THE
LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD HAVE BENN ADVISED OF THIS. ANY EMPLOYEE DISREGARDING
THIS RULE WILL BE DISCHARGED WITHOUT FURTHER WARNING AND THIS NOTICE IS .-

POSTED IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY TO EMPLOYEES OF BOT CAMPS.

oa
course on the “afstory ot the La-
Moveme onducted by

fternoon i ute session
dealt wath the aes of “Effec-
tive aa 2 aS aaa and
was ‘om Gooder-
re

ATTEND YOUR
Moy MEETINGS
ULARLY /

* Publicotion date of the
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‘April 12th,

he next issue of the B.C, LUMBER WORKER
copy is April 11th ond for news copy

Ast Issue, April :

SEPT. ICFTU SCHOOL
TO MEET IN BANFF

BRUSSELS, Belgium (CPA)—!
with the dateroefional Confederation of thee

OFFICES
MOVED

One of the B. C. Feder:
bor organizations affiliated Canadian La-

Trade Unions are

school to be held by the ICFTU in Banff, Alberta, next Sept. 8.
ee ions which will receive special consideration are the econ-

Manitoba, Street (corner ae
ine pasee Scene countries, technical assistance Bro:

nitoba Street and
way.

The new telephone number
is EXpress 3230.

lations with Boe

fed
classes will b Baal on in English,

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Save time and trouble—

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