MORRIS OUTLINES UNION’S
BRIGHTER 1958 PROSPECTS

meeting of Local 1-207, I

‘A, Edmonton, heard

Annual W.
es District presens it Joe Morris outline ‘the plans of the}¢!

nion to meet c
for the cnet) ye:

hal ne ing problems now in

sight. Oficers ie

wel

Nominate

For See ue Christianson
(unopposed).

For Ist Vice-President,
Johansen, H. Caird.

For 2nd Vice-President, J. Bunz

K.

wage structure, and al
ee three weeks euahee with pay
6% percent, with the union
ite Op.
Better Structure Mooted

He also traced events leading

(unoppose: Hy
ip to the present aoe oe the
Re Beat ding Secretary, L. Bros-| international dealin
seau (unoppose:
ae templated oo in ue con"
chisel _Seetetary, ‘William | Stution, and its adminis
ra: ctor, ) structure. He predicted that ‘the

. Thompson (un-
Seed: H. Stein (unopposed).
Trustee, G. Clark Gaoppee):
t speaker outings ie

he

SI
which now maintains a’ revised

International would, if plans are

appro
ventio:

ri
erates

Present-day preparations,

claimed, were being designed

le the workers in the indus-
mi

red pee ardlente uae
the Seat ‘under taking with r
structure wa

cy
=D
6

Peat enormo

cute; wo
bane she strength of the Union

e its mi pais ip.

The sident erred the
accomplishments See nea i
the edit, of Loc: al 120 nw,

returne

Negotiat actically
come for ‘ihe Yeas, ies aoe

pene warmly.
1

TOM BARNETT, MP.
(ce — Alberni)
rs" exemptions

i ia was rept etc ae
for the

the Vancouver

d.

the contract for
Casket Co.
hed

that plans were already rel

“| Victoria Local

n b
vision is approved, and the per | vanced for the ser Beh and 20¢

capita tax distributed as indicated, |in February, and greater |for women, with another 10¢ on Donates $15

the organizational structure in his Ce gs were in store for the lum- ay Ist, 1958, for ail canployess ©

opinion, would be better able to workers, if a spirit of All i eee

cope ce Hepeatin problems of throughos the ranks is main- py te ck to May Ist, 1957, receiv-| TWA, Victoria, Nov ban

the fut 2 lene Sa ear dealt Pulver iihaar es <0 2
|of from $140 to $16 tract demands) Worl entwigie

The Local has fees for cer-| pensation, Bt an inemployment

| ehcaten

“DUNCAN BUSINESS GUIDE
SEASON'S GREETINGS AND A eee NEW YEAR
TO A

ALL 1WA MEMBER:

A HAPPY

THE DUNCAN SUPER-VALU

WISHES ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS

NEW YEAR!

We Wish All Our Friends In The Lumber Industry
yy New Year!

LOUTET AGENCIES LTD.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE

WALDIE
MOTORS LTD.
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
FARGO TRUCKS
Box 1563
Duncan, B.C.

Phone 1055

ee You All A we

We Extend To on Ay Friends and Customers

ie IWA

Season’s ee te A Happy New Year
THE CANADIAN BANK-OF _~
COMMERCE

DUNCAN, B.C.

- A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO-ALL OUR FRIENDS
F THE IWA!

OVERWAITEA LTD. .

DUNCAN, B.C.

WISHING A VERY

BANK OF

MERRY CHRISTMAS

AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL!

MONTREAL

DUNCAN, B.C.

Duncan J. Lindsay Loutet 131 _tubiles St. y New Yea
Lake Cowichan Gordon R. Loutet S. Shore Road
The Compliments of The Season To Our Friends YEAR’S
of The IWA! GREETINGS!
f Th
THE T. EATON CO. LTD. pet te
‘AN, B.C. COWICHAN
LEADER

NEWS & ADVERTISING
MEDIUM OF THE
COWICHAN VALLEY
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
Post Office Box 910
26 or 290
, B.C.

Phone

To’all our friends in the
lumber industry

A Very Happy and
‘Prosperous New Year

TZOUHALEM
HOTEL

DUNCAN, B.C.
/

for employees of the
. (1954)

Bauce

yee

reported tl at advan hi an Sued
made in all sections of the indus-
try, with improved tracts and |W!
upward revision of w: ates,

A constructive step the in-
clusion in the Cont: an im-
proved classification, which will
eliminate grievanc helpers
doing machi work,
Another new claus con-
ract was agreement with the em.
ployers that the companies would
cover tradesmen’s tools (over $25
in vale) against loss by fire aus
the tools wer on the Compan;
premises,

The only cloud on the horizon,
he said, is ie pscceaiey tay: ville
this winter as red to Pp)
ous years.

tion or $1,: 31600 to ne Victor

Senior Citizens Housing Society.
ster

lection fis en os

At the ae
year, the follow
without cmpsion: 3
President, Jacl
ae Vice Presiden Chasis M pe
aE ame | fs
Price
“Dennis ‘all ine yanien
Duke Shepard; 6-Year

Trustee,
Cy Smith; 2: vik Trustee, Jim
Empat
ting ie oe of Ist
Carle

oa ie “ats oh ae
ear ‘Sec
and Ed. Sud ahues,
Contesting the office a
atnis are Tom Ainsley, an
a Kuusisto.

papier meeting of Local

‘0 the 21st A:
vention, February 3-8th, i
couver.
Business also included the elec-
gt of pec ates to the Conven-
District Safety Con-
ference
A recommendation was passed
during ue see, approving the
t by Ed. Li

set Li
Board to chi teas enLs se

Mitchell Reports
To Duncan Local

yention of District Council No.1,
IWA, namely:

CH
“Ford says ‘Merry Cl

“How to ee ee — 250 Laid Off
c. 20th.”

ec
th ‘m. Hawkes—Coom! ip

SeeaaTt Andrew McKinley- ith.
Rey apnaved a donation of| The following del were
$300.00 to this scholarship. elected to represent cal

‘Also approved was the monthly | Union at the 8th Annual Conyen-
donation to the ICFTU, which is fone cs the District Safety Con-
based or per capita of the
Local's membershij Oss. Yo

The following delegates were| Lawrence John: Duncan.
levied fe fend resent the Local] Arthur Butler—Parksyille.
Union at the 21st Annual Con-| Lorne Atchison—Camp No. 6.

ee

ea) ee

— with
UAW patie ‘Windor se

el sete Aeronaut,