B.C. LUMBER WORKER

PREVENT FIRES THROUGH
LABOUR-MANAGEMENT CO-OPERATION

Industrial fires are continuing an increasing toll
Canadian lives a: ne ave rty. ie mas on period, 1947-
kill and destroyed property valued at

‘op in buying power. Next the living

suffers. In Canada, the
rly prop: lamage pevulting from fire | caubeeenD indirect
loss to the people of ‘Ni d
hew often this can ree before the economy sustains a
serious dislocation.
Labou:

r_and management pay a fsontat es ean fe es

acres’ insurance’ premiums, lost trade and ee
labour-management co-oporation 0! tion
Program rected t rd eliminating fire hazards, educating
loyees ii rope! ire extinguishing equip-

pedue inn tin iadasteyclsppallite/auaval' loss by fire...

Local 1-217 Meeting
Hea rs Safety Report

tha Geddard, Safety Director of a pet IWA,
7m) Local’s ic

the
ie meetin; ing fee was sanounced| that fates “Council

meetings of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and
Four sane Chairmen ma es place monthly.

iat e disc ing the Si
ture, Pidecidedsby the.
Eide Tatoniee this pose

W.C.B. Cautions Workmen

On Travel Procedure

tale red work jinded
men’s Compenstton seal 2G a “ravelng they Pnight
snastene for medicatic pensation re; must be approved
and ananees by
If they do fees muse the Board’s permission, they will
not aie e rimburss d by the Board for any transportation expense
in

men were faveling to Vancouver without cause and nonce
the Board to reimburse them for :

“Freak Squeaks”

Mrs. Frazzie Brozeman was|h
jroning in her home in Detroit

rt.
sother’s|_, 12. Lansing, Mich., 11-year-old
ree. blocks| Randy Glum was ee by
| freight train on a ra
e hit the eck

ee the rails while a aioe of
a RoReaae Fle over him, All he
ae a atche ‘ nose—
‘Wilkis ie ndigas “he ever: ha Spb ate
Little |S Gh!
Turn about is fair play, as any
cube will en you, vee when
Leslie

to her own

ver damage. They
weren’t just being noble. An| rage e
hour before they had swapped pee eae nein ee and hard

Palen niece Rivers, Mich,,|¥#8 discharged aecidentally: and
ear.

asked I-year-old. Tommy Kline|h¢ was shot in the leg.
w he happen ram his. bi s. Jack Bardill $15.15
cycle into a Fenty to ate a aunts card to a friend
n't helie

in Princeton, Ky. Mrs: Bar-
handlebars.” They sentenced him| dill dropped the card into the mail
aigeedinieht sleep, box and er auto into the
In Des Moines, 81- Id] car—of her friend. It cost he

h
the urday night] tion Line set a ne Soak mately
dance of the Safety Always Club.}record by going m than 1.
t's disconcerting to fall out of|days without a lost-time accident,

stances. But imagine Chuck Zor-|tion in Rogers City, Mich., wit
del's embarrassment when he did| fancy food, triumphal music and
it in the ld ab aca super-shat teel knives as fay-
Chuck was in a tul Proudly inspecting his knife,

alors, Qu :
Hen entered Sy a aetiiia ‘a First Mate Norman Raymond of
He pis ide in Aspen, Colo, Hela Bradley fr i

spectators, and fell out. Neither]
tub nor tumbler was seriously!

aid. His face was as red as his
I bandage.

Question and hava
Corner fe for Mkt

A (1) Th
a iB Stash cause of death ‘anal s an

er shall provide transportation
to the nearest undertaker.

Saatileye shall submit
wi ith an ac

nit the ri cee Form
company ing letter settin

t ircumstances surrounding
the accident andl names and address of

az

EN

Tree dependent widow shall file an applica-
tion (Form 39) accompanied by her marriage
birtl ifi f

D1
certificate and the birth certificate of

the life of the: he workma

S compensation paid
ned for a juries sus-

954?
e rate Beene by

p paid in

A tinder the Act those payments are intended to
compen:

in the and years to come, and i it ce con-
trary to T Bowed ealiey to commute such payments.

SHOP STEWARD

BUSINESS AGENT

British Columbia

Workmen's Comp

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