B.C. LUMBER WORKER

“We Face
With Con

1959
fidence”

CLAUDE JO

The of t when
ee io a a holiday eit Peet 6 can: an rien but iiag with
of the year just ending and concern for

strong opposition.

and many of those who strongly |
é 5 dive

in
higher wages were deserve
the weer concerned,
aM e tals move-
Geil Gane
tae eo “intensified ‘during 1958.
Thi:

3 but,
of wage | dues!

ageous action taken.

uch in need of assistance, can
contribute to at le: 1
degree in assuring peace,

ing to the honest desire of trade

employer
a more stable zclationstip in

for

blem:

erness 0} leprived of the
opportunity to worl

Time and again we have pleaded | o
for action ‘ii would bring to-
ether the ire resources

our
it

r
that direction,
i louds that may be
eenae we face 1959 ani
the years that will follow with
e are

einfsrnabonally the year ending
is bees troubled one, and it

Cana
fortunate countries is to

hardest hitting team.

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LAYRITZ LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM sponacied by neve 1- 118, Victoria. Wii i i

n outline: rep

tee of the To:

The committee start

amine the housing pi
solution from UAW k
fer

was referred to it. The resolution
called n NHA amendment t
extend maxi

imum. mortgage seems
beyond the present 30 years to

New Housing
Policy Urged

TORONTO (CPA)—A new housing policy attackin
“the Jandamen tal problems now athe ey all types os howe
nt.|ing” has bee: t
ronto er District Labor council a

a
ne comics no

“appropriate cae policies and

government grants or loans’ to
ump more into it

at a steadier rate, through direct
home-owner loans and _ thi h

interest rates

Cr. Unions

are most concerned,”
oted..

8

e direct measures have been
too limited. Those who have ina
“Gust barely able to meet the more

liberal mortgage have been

aware of the particularly

sition in which our
this sotering The action a country ands and we look for-
has been taken has been far too|ward to the sharing of the bene-
tne ed and much too late. Surely | fits of a position among our
d di i in

d } year
f heavy unemployment without

Peo)
other countries, so
truly be “peace on sacl and

o!
seeing some forthright and cour-

goodwill among men.”

income! families were fi
con!

ithin reach of
low-i income borrower TS,

The committee found that low-
with

LOUTET "AGENCIES LTD.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
J. Lindsay Loutet
Gordon R. Loutet

Duncan
Lake Cowichan

131 cues oe
S. Shore

| concessions, including “a

f
-|NHA mortgages nee ae

terms
faced ome jhigher prices and in-
come

Reco eeme

Observe
21st Year

REGINA (CPA) — A double
celebration—21st bee aay, of Be
fir st credit union en in this
province, and ah the
100,000 mark edit union
Sear anen

hip

Seo aiuiodateie iaath larger cen: provincial department of Co-
ters”; sky-rocketing land costs be-|terms, for example) the operation here recently.
tatise of widespread spectlations ltestresomerentea '
A hewan credit union su-
and “a chronic scarcity of funds|__ e ae 7
Pail tor eee large-scale, controlled rental pervisor C. A Snell invited De
nstant ypvard pressure on it-|of urban redevelopment and, i= piri Con ecu
anced by pag » £0 lfirst credit union; H. M. Becker-
AWE Liberalized relieve pri ess sir e on ousing | man, president of the Regina He-
shortage and reduce ind specula- brew Savings and Credit Union;
The federal g ent in _re- and to Be ovide “the most| Percy Avram, managing director
cent years has’ liberalized NHA\| cconomical’ soasiblalaniony fet fF
and has made other fe the credit “unioniysfeagupige

Park and Lawrence Hei eights”, pls
(in ihe last year) the pum
iu irectly into

e additional expense ae

home heating, repairs, mainten:

er to the | of
housing eae Ge manlicg aii.
income is not sufficient to cope] ma,
th

ings and reat Onion Ltd.

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: he GH i ous S| a greatly expanded program of tas, Sue Gertrude Market, cut
- " government-sponsored land as-
“ESQUIRE” M N’S R We think it is significant wed 3 ‘
(Graham Mowatt) measures to liberalize the terms|by low-cost rental deyetopments ore Regina Hebrew Savings
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Happy Nem Year
"I must create a. system,

Or be enslaved by another man’s...”

—William Blake (1757-1827)

and start Paes in en busi-
nesses,

‘When the provincial govern:
ment first permitted for reign doc-
tors iS intern in the province five

in difficult financial circumstances

In echoing William Blake’s ringing words, true then as

now, may we extend to our members and mai

friends our heartfelt wishes
Year in 1959.

‘ood
for a Healthy, — New

DUNCAN & DISTRICT CREDIT UNION

blished in proleeateal prac-

The Sherwood union is the brid
est in the province, bee
bership of almost seven sie
incceaaay at the rate of pre 90
nthly,

Total membership in Saskatche-
ral cee eae Bee se
Sy

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