10

1-217 DONATES
$1000 TO STRIKE

By Local 1-217 IWA

the regular

Leea I meting ‘hla in the Fra-

id Hender-

Beare pie ag Tabula-

ting Committee, decla ql

following Officers elected for
the years 1959 and 1960.

r

President Syd Thompson

1 Tom Clarke

Bob Clair

C. P. Neale

Financial: Sec. S. M. Hodgson

‘onducto! Paul
‘arden Pollai
Six Year Trustee E. Holm

ecause of the closeness of|

nm in-|

int} our
Bee oe dele;
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Bak oe lh

B.C. LUMBER WORKER

Annual District Cone see All

mentioned

e Dl
‘he Loa "Union agreed
along with the

ere
‘anc rang Di:
Couneil Vand the following

NEW TABLE OFFICERS of Local 1-217,
meee January 11, are left, Paddy Neale,
jetretary;

‘d,
B ancy, —
lodgson, Financial Scere!

Serres) Kowbel, pe Roberts,

Recording Secre!

“tet re ernate, Jim Castle;
2nd Alternate, Art Ferrall;

IWA, installed by District Secretary-Treas'
jecretary.
m Clarke, First Vice-president;

om Thompson, pp

8rd Alternate, Ron Hender-
son,
The Loca al oan ee pleased to

e
ee a Plant Committee

Dollar “sh 000. 00)
donation to a the Newfound-
d Logge

settles Disputes

Members of Local 1-217, IWA, employed a
Canadian White Pine Compa:

me ING

ORT

alrma
nk Howard, M.P. for Chain pate
he Report states that des
he tougher ge
y the em

Fran
Seon, ae introduced a
ivate Mei Ty

fired a boom
ei

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recreational and cultural activi-
‘ies,

All matters relating to camp
life and working conditions
should be determined by collee-

m 0:
rates, it ws Raaeen shoul not
ne inner tires prejudicial to

2. ee and the Local Union Pres
ative Indians already dent were successful i
have the right to vote in Be man re-inst tan
anda, rievan

tor and for one
Nova Scotia and Newfound. bers grading on Sh sai
sad. é

ir. Howard pointed out

sate ee as there will A dispute over the interpreta-

“Nominations were taken for
the District Executive Board,
the Distriet cepa the Dis-
trict Safety Convention and the

Printers of

The B.€.
LUMBER WORKER

be a committee of the House alec by them that the Com-|tion of the “Contract concerning,
of Commons established t pany was forced to adhere to| Boom Boats has been plac
review the Elections Act as | the contract. i
welll asa. Seint Gomme The Vacation arts agi cause
of the Senate and the House | trouble when ma nt oe
of Commons on Indian Af- y ke] be wi
fairs that this matter will their vacation in April il. The em The Report draws to the af
probably be dealt with by ployees refused this demand. Af" tention of the members, the
one or the other of these fee lengthy meetings taat|
Zoumitices. the Union and Company officials|is in operation at the Plant.

it wa: ed that all vacations They point Tenants une is at

rould be taken when mutually od

DENTAL |*"**
Adjustments
te ‘Sacther aus teeeeeed
Company attempted to in-

trod ich con
would eliminate some ‘elpers.| wish
Following proposals and counter

proposals an Seren ens aie success,

sade ? rea

accept an 8% sl
increase. The Committee ‘ointed
out that neither they thel after

the aise inter

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LIMITED

ba Lace SAW HAIN 257% pISCOUNT
aciggcueetloh willing and LEL

ide top quality, LE.L, $24.
aerared  deatel vietes ot poe ae D-44 $18.90; 30” McC D-44 a

25” Homelite EZ $19.95

MUtual 1-6338 ~ hese

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Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas
712 Robson St. Vancouver 1, B.C.
(Comer of Granville) BOX No. 66 INGTON, ONTAR'

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To Hear
Dispute

OTTAWA (CPA) — A fed-
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