B.C. LUMBER WORKER

ist Issue, May

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Pay Cheques

By THE CAMP INSPECTOR

a new w:

ay to make money in the logging

ere exists
inate. au was developed in Stewart, B.C., recently by
Wes: itd. Of

ration Li course, i

luets Corpo: it’s
Seat satu) on the average tegen aad his family, especi-

ally if they have to

Western Wood
, few years has Pe alsiaty oa
a Tittle short on cash in the bank.
the boys in Stew-
Pretty soon this got to be com-
monplace.

“Rubber Ball”

time, of course, the had

shut down. nif slaved Deron
nel were working during Jam

ary.

urkey on the table ae

no good,

Loggers Stuck
After the tally was in, we dis-

bia mot

5 C0- incidentally

me F their ies all either. Some
of the boys worked during Janu-
ary, February and to March 15,

15,
when Marmot River pulled up
stakes and were eee a

logging, wag
"ones One Di
, though and

s for over
Union Dues ae
his, some-

As a result of al
Rretetald ver y cally mate made
off with a great deal

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3

window and down Hastings
ja iy peu see it, don’t bother
ick it up, for it’s no good.

any: thing. He
eae ods

who conscientiously and hon:
eat put the logs in the water,
were oe aa over $28,000.00 in

Pre ‘oducts are

*  *
“There’s a guy who’s going
eee Ful

“Nope, his wife’s out of town.”

side of Cowichan Lal

B.C.F.P. Closes
Nitinat Camp

Closure of Nitinat Camp has
B.C. Forest

a

that future Tagen in the area
handled

jomes in Nitinat. Facilities at
ea are cara or hand-
ae an increase in personnel.

s logging
me i from Cayeuse aso Ha este Aedes
Cam p mill being it a Crofton
End of timber to be logged might also provid Jobs for

from Nitinat — at the head of | Nitinat em; aaa

Cami ake ine ieee

Last Rail Show

pina is the last rail penel:
i e region. The com;

pad emmonemuialse cart of a

swing to a_sustained-
ut.

About half the 130 employ-
ees ee at Nitinat will
ie Ss ia Ee jobs at Caycuse, the

compa Married emplo:
ees ana efoneine there could
remain for the present in their

eat in 1926
The original Nitinat camp,
formerly called Camp 8, began in
1926 and has been under several
owners. It has been owned by
B.C. Forest Products since 1946.

employs , about 170.
Pacittite, Ba de 52 company-
owned houses, 32 privately-owned
ho eds i

ho
pan Baye cud) ERE
bar

Access both
Caycuse is speed led by a road
Ferien ctcommany unlit in 88h
alo ong Hoa tee ciate

Nitinat and

to the picture, for we understand
that they had already haa
the money to Western Wood t

“Ambitious 7

Dec wn Zellerbuch are
Raced i eve a mortgage on
all

of Western Woods’ equip-
ent.

Western Wood Owner

he o r of Wood

you ). Well, Tc
wn ve ae a ae ses ack, another person formed another
company named Marmot River
ses Logging Company Ltd. Marmo
ee mats of tenis cece toreke oct logs for
Western Wool, mo: ost of which|Western Wood. Here we go
turned 01 rely words, | again, boys, so hang on to your
Dis vabter ate were still | hat,

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