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B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Whalen Defines
Labour's Views

Principles which underlie organized labor’s approach
to problems of social ete ee outlined by pipes
7 IWA,

Lloyd aye ea eel

the oe mae eae be ie latter organizatio: uae
speal

rig! a ieee standard of
health, ¢ ion and security,
irrespectiv or re leteren they are

eve to contribute to Society.

s before

Those who hold such views are
sadly mistaken.

L ‘Condition
n dealing with the nails
of Labor’s participation he said:

pit ageney should be the
State, but, indeed, that it had to
ee

to decide just thas
when ‘nd here those funds will
ended.

be the
will become apparent later.
Acco:

ligations. In other words, active

.| 80, to be equal es eatin

aayal

Local 1-80
ub-Locals
Elect

nnual bar of the Na-

ore werk aatalied
in office by President George
Smythe.

ficers elected were: Chair-
man, “rie Marsinzik; Ist Vice-
Chai

e sori expect, and
rs.
incon;

pete ein distros. We know
doubt if i

becau I

work was inconsistent with the
asia aims of the trade union
mo’ ae

Obvi ly, something has hap-

organized
A

d Labor have
its Ay (Soon to the
Community Chest.
However, for. the ord,
must mal alk it quite clear “that #

mt ts
cimtal schante the attitude of

ov

forty who has not, at

= isu experienced the
might EG, aid

ie our. full participa.
voluntary

oe a
i fie aa

agencie:

with x mie, the
Tater agency a doa a 2a ter
job because of that
One thin 1g you can an sure of
wherever arrogance, or su-
periority, or aceon tion

mae a ener y

xis' we

ai
ngruous | a

im. | S]
nm any- P
[oie meamnametn

Commer Mr. Matthews,
tis newly sie MP. for the
nstituer

us b-Lo f
eat 1 “20, WA, at their ae
ana mesenee eee the fol-
lowing office: were in-
stalled by Ger Scho
oO

sie han any other,
onsible for Tabor 's ling:
ully i

ae have
That

eteonel
insist on. We must o1

problems:

help they need. Further, we be =

not Apestuone intervention by the
Sta

Tho y be many who dis-
agree with “that coneusion, They
e Stat

ion than most $0 evaluate the
nets of the futur

spirit of compassion for those | 7

G
we
else many will epolamcainetine ae

Seon Gomi Georite cat
dressed sha meeting following
ich a report was made

&
‘WA member,

a ue d free hand car

vers I
a sample of his ae

| LOCA Bi Ted Bastin, employed at Sigundalle =
Thats Gane Limited, Vanenuver, ie one of the Bee Nighly

in Canada, Mr. Bastin is show:

S Committee ¢
Payne, J. Mumm, H. Vye,
Tovertson 040: Og Banana at
chell.

ely
, J

Balloti Commit
Brines, R. iontit, 2 ‘iahtnen,

ae) J. Pay)
wage ean a atti
Sub-Li

ne,

chy Representa-
tive

The leis lowing Officers were
elected for the pak Cowichan
IWA Sul
Eveniiens TL “Butlers 1st Vice-

President, Jack All; 2nd Vice-
President, R, Clarke; 3rd

President, Glen Ward; Financial
Secretary, . Jubenville: =

cording io
Candice

y | Warden, G. Wilson; Trust
Halliday, S. Voldsn

| Haney
“| Plant
«Won

o-year Agreement

per
the two years, plus

nine paid statutory holidays.
Dan Radfor

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meeting.
man), G.
Officers elected at the Harris | Sports Cate — S. Aber-
Creek Sub Toeal a Local 1-80, | crombie, G. Wright.
as foll Delegates to the United Or-
hehe ‘Sack Muar omirge ganization—Jack All, G, oe
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The Union is appealing ie at

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