ce

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

iT rs Sick List

Weak tiers!

G, Paul and 1. MacMillan of| P:
Con Ee

L. Papp, Evans Compan;
bea

pany, frozen fin-
— Coastal Towing, broken
amp, Fraser Mills. operation,

liger, Canadian White Pine.
Wak erica Ceserver” Geena! Hive: 2
pial daring December, 1958, distribut- A Pear Be es wick ape nta
ing candy, cigarettes and copies of Fi
‘the C. Worker, fg Alaska Pine, uperation.
ror ally crag! leg in-| T, Boe, Fraser Mills, hand iniury.
(ucla J W. Magee, P.V., improving.
tad Zidarink, Sorn Logging, hip and |G Hollinik, Alaska Pine, improving.
injury.
Sound, leg fracture. i
tte Ate Take Loreins, lox Ladysmith
fracture, Financial Secretary Ed. Linder of
H. Pannu, Kamloops Lumber, arm in-| roca) 1.80, IWA, visited the Bose
Oe nts in the’ Ladysmith Hospital
12, distributing candy,
€ ep tea and copies of the Bc. Lumb
‘jury, ‘Adam Formeaux, Ladysmith, B.C.
oe ene: 3 Ken Taylor, Ladysmith, B.C, (a
“ ' oy.
hw Granite Bay Timber, lez) mr. Randy Pellerin, Ladysmith, .C.,
ve 4 (child),
in Shutz, Confederate td.. back | mrs, Evis Lainckbury, Ladysmith, B.C,
injury, Mrs. Manice Remiliard, Ladysmith,

ne ites ina
Eric Ol Laweon Logging, Harrison
Take, Tes injury.
Krone, ce

Margaret Honeyman, Ladysmith,

3 cc ira Earwaker, Ladysmith,
George, cur ace he:

Irs. Margaret Vroom, Ladysmith, B.C.
youn eMeKinley, “The Diamond,
J Madea
Mr. Jim Whi, Seetow. Point
Mrs. Gordon

Mr, ‘Bob ‘Nesbit “caani
Woodchuk,

a, "Ritz, 100 Mile House, lex injury.
B. a, ‘lila Forest Products,
neck,

B.C.

ay
Ladysmith, |

BLIC RELAT IONS course Instructor, Chris Crombie of
ae the methods used a oe eal relations field to his students
end Institute, in Port Al

the aes uu! cepeeene

at the CLC Educational Week-

a
we McKay Bros., Lone Bute. | 4, este
P We saci neck, | Me Al'Hodsen Ghemainuss Be.
uA St. Paul’s
er Margaret Kamm of the

e fol
ine,

Hin vm patients,
Vancou: he Decembe

rib

candy, se of the

Dic. Lumber, Worker,

G. Bo: pe, “tun Cedar, knee injury.
rth Vancouver, back in-

abd
wood, ear

Jeg injur:
couver Ply’ neci-

D, Sauw

a5 Alls, Flavette
e BR egienc! Wirector, car

8." Muir

W. Kunkel, O1
A. Brigram,

er, operation.
nyclewood, back injury.

Financial Secretary, Local

al
1-428, cident. *
re ‘Tomiulak, Ine brake n vertebrae, | Pearson & South Pine the Local Social Committee} Also invited were many of
. Beauchamp, Fraser Mille, ‘operation. working in conjunction witia the the loy: W. bi
ped th , unemploye ed IWA members
t eiisken ‘ Nie. 9 aration. Local Executive decided to pu ho

Nels
©. Anderson, Louise Bay, no improve

M. Eliuk, Alaska
FE. Zilinski, Larson's Lo

* observa
gE Cane,
proving

W. Logeing, ime
Kelly Lor
Hazelton,, T.
i) Kk

H. Ma stella
Lawes

Seabrook,
IWA, vis
‘in the

Sintera FE. Spooner
of the LA Local 1-35)
the following patients

mB Ss
aieroft, pollo.
; DePape, Stave Lake, polio.

Columbian Hospital, January Parl afternoon party
Shake BG Lumber Worker Party motice along with 6,009|2 bumper erowd tumed out

orker,
er pee? Roral City, Beart oanaition.
lien, F

Ste Liko, Englewood, jury.
“sim My t McNeil, a c shia. tS &
ate Radominet ray tek tn On nee Gra in Local 1-217 chalked up a major Union |}
al Niilsoat’ Consdlan’ Forest ree. amen t their Annual Christmas Party for wives
: vee nda ee pe and families of IWA members whe ‘the pitendange
Meat ns (ab tl ‘enth Annual Christmas Party, held o
W. mt » North West Cedar, i
Chom coca December 21st, beat all previous records.

d ithe
on

1-217 Xmas Party
Highly Sen

By Local 1-217 LWA Reporter

Anticipating a huge turn out| members of Local 1-127,
Li 8.

=

the
Sees ceive chip:
Direct Mailing

was felt that he
Union has now eta

e
accommod: The 1 ane
other 1 f

j ber tat the
half of Lad

ialang

ery be assured
of receiving one.

Filled

Hall
Again at the

ly inere he tum out.
ly im December tne Christmas

to
invitations were sent out to all} again fill the hall. Members of

er anitige had to go

ee
ahead. He referred to the plight
of the unemployed and urged
membei see) tne fight -
at
mi

Ad as head-
lined this year and more em-
phasis given circus highligints.
Immediately at conclusion

It
5000
tak

E. Jol i ADs, sbaeas.
A. White, B.C. Fore » heart | 1s
condition. i the fo a nts,
J. Wereniuk, Western Shook, improv- North Vancouver G oie eee
ix, ving December, 1958, distributin
F. Chomechko, Pacific S. & S., skin ignretten and copies of the
eraft. Lumber ibrar.
©. Walls, IWA Regional Director, im- | Paul Molin, Lumber Co,, in-
ving. Sand eles
Muir, Financial Secretary Local Arthur Dobson, King’s Limber Mill,
2-428, IWA, improving. art conditior

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Available To Students

ditions sinc ¢
keeping worke
sneering at the x pu
i manipulating “pele nye
nd honoring a pioncer reaction
ecu nee Re

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now

of unions

| Herb Koliler |:
Given NAM
Award

in the 20th

s us,
echt and ki

med from
CLO News

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tired but satistied Ca
onvinced once

He feed sons a hi @

‘ning, and i

8

working people getting aids
to stage a wonderful program
Hee pognemiselyes and thes “onild.

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IWA Credit Unions and other —— Unions
Eee caapa by IWA Local Unions Cc.
District Credit Union, 209 Argyle iy Port Alberni
waa Sevings, Broadway & Quebec Streets, Vancouver 10
IWA ake Credit Union, Room 21, 774 Columbia Street,

The National A: ti tf Se eerie rae

ssociation o}
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SE gee to via eben! jors of eekientas ty who plan te] its “man of the year” award be
center coll bikel It be ca in a ee sires ene V. Kohler reinforces
of the country. One will be he grudgi dmiration we
seiegen are members of AFL-ClO ail 5 oe have long hel r the NAM's
maga’ will be Alege ted, tubbor insistence that the 20th
lly exist.
There are too many rates 2

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tot the NAM,

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