Bae.

LUMBER WORKER 2

|___ Sick

mbiat
and Elizabeth
focal 1-357, IWA.,

Royal Col
Sisters Gertie Sw:
Rose of the LAL
visited the following patients in ti
Caudratian: Hospital onetne
gmiber 5; distributing can
of the B.C.

—Operation.

L. Butters, Fraser Mills — Brok
Leg.

Ken Kavanah, B.C. Forest Products
‘Broken Leg.

Sera BC, Porest Pr odue|

en
oO. Langerad, "Vancouver Plywood —
Heart, fee i

Gordon acific Pine
heck up.
M. Elink, ‘ka Pine — Heart co:
dition.
. Larson, Surrey Cedar Mill Hand
ney.
F. cifie Veneer —Lu:
ondition,
Ws Stushnett, Pacific Pine — Heart

Sisters Gertie Swan and Elizabeth
Rose of the LA Local 1-357, IWA.,
visited the wing patients in the
Royal Columb in Hospital November

oth, distributing candy, cigai
and the B.C.

Shilo; Fraser Mills—Accident,

R. Sampson, Pacific Veneer — Arm
operation.

A. Ford, Fraser Mills —Hand injury.

: Remillard, Fraser Mills— Opera-

tion.
john Ingelson, MacMillan & Bloedel
eoperaiion. 7 are

3
fe
3
5

hy B.C.
—Broken leg.

A. Herman, Hammond—Broken arm.

B, Merrette, Pacific Veneer —Pneu-

monia,
A, Flostrand, Fraser Mills — X-rays.
WwW. Stushnoff, Pacific Pine — Heart
seaiy: 'Qlaska Pine—Observation,
Sisters Esther Spooner and Marg-
aret Seabrook of the L-A Local 1-557,
following patients

*Golumblan’, Hes
November 25, distributing candy,
gare stesy ant <eblas) of ie BIC:

P.

bi

Kavanagh B. — Broken leg.
A. Herman, B.C.P.P., Hammond —
W. Claassen, B.C. Ope!

rati
L. Butters, Fraser Nile —Beoeon Jeg.
J: Childetf, Fraser Mills—Operation.
Ji Ingelson, B.C. Plywood

Dadder’ operation.
A. ¥; Soules, Fraser Mills— Opera-
R. Kipter, P. ‘V. —Observation.
L. Tataryn, ‘piaser Mills“ Observa-

ion.

Ie Sandys) Hort Kelis Sawmills.

Nisholis,<Prince George—tmprov-
R. Berty, Fraser Mills — Improving.
i pa ere Uleer cE leg.
HL y, P.V.—Im)

M. pra
Esther, Spooncy ef the
4887, WA, see Nollowing
be

ients in Golumblan Hos
distributing

area

Broken leg.

J. Belt, ft C2, JON omy,

PL Delowsky, Donald Mill — Obser-
yation, 2m

aur,
Sa
é Hood, ez, ‘= Operation.

R. Berry, Improving.
E. Wate,

elle’ No change.
javelle's — dhnproving.

ba At Aareison, 7

List __0

Sisters Esther Spooner and Marg-
rok Searronlcet Mio EA Eacal 1-357,
IWA, visited the follow’
in the Royal
arettes and copies of the

Worker.
Einarson, B.C. Mf, — Operation
nagh, B.C.F:P. —Broken leg.

favelic’s —Ope!
L. Butters, Fraser Slls—In Saree
8. Tollarde, Glroday's Sawmlll—Op-

r Mills

mn —Ope
& Stultins! Alasia 2 ‘Pine— Operati

= Observation.
— Under

W. Hintz, MC.
W. Berry, Fraser Mi!
treatment.
R. Meurer, Fraser Mills—Improving.
T. Merritt, Eraser Mills—Heart con-
ition.

Watt, Flavelle’s — Able to be up.

Tic "Win indblow, Pacific Pine—Observa-
m=

Kin, 's Daughters
Sisters aoe SJoberg and aly
Jenson er the Youbou LA of Local

| Bens
1,20, TWA, Visited the following pa:

ale in tl ale Daughters Hes:
ange ib3 can

tributing

Willlam Themes, Duncan, B.C.

R, Todbrey, ae ‘Camp,

M. Skovgard, Duncan, B.C.

a] Mis We Ors , Mesachie Lake,

Mrs. S. Watson, Lake Cowichan
Mrs, D. Martell, Duncan

awichan

iy i
the following
King's Daughters
Nevaribaritey ci atay
candy, cigarettes and copies

sc. Lumber Worker.
Mrs. George Boyle, Bear Creek.
Mr. a

Mrs. D. Martell, Duncan.
Mrs, 0. Sabota, Duncan.
Mre Raymond Lang, bake Cowichan,
Mrs. P: Premak, Hillerest,

Ail ce, Lake Cowichan.
Isabel Pepin,
pirene Allred,

Sisters
Taggart,
ge

‘umber Worker,
"ohm

Mrs. an, Duneay
Mrs. T. Ke. Gilly Lake Cowichan.
Englund, Lake Cowichan.

Martell, ‘Dunean,
Mr. Ray Lang, hake Cowichan.

ers,
coven Gate 1-80, IWA,
Visited the following patients. in the
King's Daughters Hospital December
nibuting candy, cigarettes veneer

r.

si oa. "Ferguson, pan
Dunear

Nir we iM, Madison, Duncan, B.C.

Mrs, & , Lake Cowichan,

ey
Mi Lise Cayouse, Se
Leslie Margetish, Gayeuse Beach,

Mrs. R. Lang, Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Mr. ¢_Hemstrom, Honeymoon Bay,
Mi

rss, ce Hawkes, Lake Cowichan,
Meu iS ” Eckert,
Mrs. M. Dostiey Cayeuse Beach Be.
Mrs. G. E. Parkin, Cowichan ta tion,
Mrs. S. Skrill, Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Mrs. H. Hankins, Duncan, B.C.

Just You
And Me

Despite the findings of the Statistical experts, we are seem-
ed with the follo lowing stark fa Bei,

ingly fac

Time Out

‘Thy were snuggled together on
the sofa, The lights were low,
the stoner ee playe ed softly. He
whispered: “What fae you think-
ing about darling [he same as
you are, swe aie she giggled.

‘Good,” he shout ed. “Vil race yon

r.

to the Ma ee

Population of Canada - 17,500,000
Persons 65 and over 3,000,000 *
_ Superintendent: “What we want
Balance left se: eo work .. - 14,500,000 jis a night watchman Ree will be
Persons 16 and un 6,000,000 |alert and ready, listening for the
—— | slightest noise “Soncbo dy a
Balance left to do work .. 8,500,000 |can sleep with and
Persons employed by Government Depts .. 4,500,000. $ open, and Toe era a facts
SS: eajthin
Balance left to do work 4,000,000 | Applicant: “Keep the job open.
Personnel of Armed Forces .... 500,000 |I’ll send my wife around.”
Balance left to do work 3,500,000
Managers, Foremen & Supervisors 2,200,000 | As the little donkey ia
sa Seah the worl his
Balance left to do work 700,000 ous tenderly said: “Good-| pe
Persons in Hospitals, Institutions, etc. 126,000 |(arling. Please try to make
ass out of y Ae
Balance na to do work . 574,000 Brass
Bums and others who won't work .. 262,000 Noah was arate a turn around
—_______ | the Ark after all the animals had
Balance left to do work 312,000 | left. m in th Id he heard
Persons in Jail 112,000 |crying and wer investigate.
—___"___ | He found two little snakes weep:
Balance left to do work 200,000 | ing as if their hearts would break.
Persons owning own business -. 100,000 | “Come now,” said Noah, ue
—————_ | you hear me tell all the animals
Balance left to do 100,000 | go forth and multiply?”
ae eaployed eam others facts of life = 99,998 “That’s ju: ee iPy isngbbed the
— |snakes. “We're adder

Balance left to
So, you had ae

“pall up your socks” as I'm getting fed
up with trying to keep this outfit going on my own.

A man applied to the plant
manager for a_ bookkeeping job.
trai

lf You Were The
"| Arbitrator — a

Stanley D. held down a ach ae as

Stanley to do the job.
rin, 8 Soe

had so
much w this nature that he
n ly oo ented himself ro

a

ork quite often but

a a -time labourer to help him
out.

Management was getting a bit

“Where did you get you
ing?” he was asked.
“Yale.”
“spend, What's your name?”
“Yohn

ae te tittle cuciing
his face screwed up
frown.

The kid had just discovered that
his first Bate of pane were down.

really has nothing to do with it
You

fired him because of his
t that’s something you've Wife: “You ‘ know, dear,
about and tolerated all aor seem to be as cal dicied
0 oak gives neu the Heh as you were Piast you arried
t tough about all o me a few years ago.’
ane St rugsling: rece (inspecting
After all the arguments and pet crop of bills): “That's

evidence w in, the arbitrator |;fun: rn wearing the same
declared the hearin; asceas in suit.”
accordance with the of

Many a woman a
bought a dress for a rdetous
iprice, when in reality she bought

ante itratior
to make his decision.

What Would You

fed up with this
And so when Stanley
ne day early in 1959 t that
ie upereuatiel sma
to fire him.

The union promptly filed

Phone Plan
Number At

pe temerone number on
ficate is one of the
posses for phone systems
of the

thir Ae that t one day everybod;
va ne given a elgebane SIREE:
rth,” said D. G. Mitchell,
re of ceteeal Telephone &
ppeenics Corp., the sceond-
largest telephone system in the

Gives

Birth

hnically, telephones cat

Techni n be
ereplied with a TV screen giving
a picture of the talker on the
other eat of the line, or could
transmit written messages. He ex.
plained that these services ecavad
on cost and demand, cad require
much more equipment than
ordinary face ching

[THE AWARD: The 2 ee He fescan. apeund eee
id that the mere , fact of the out- ung woman walked into
state of affairs. ‘ide contracting work, by itself) grace store and asked to
di one of its decorators. She
ally where the company had|wanted advice on how to add to
tolerated it in the past. On the|her present furnishings.
other hand, he adde: } the grievant “What,” asked the decorator,

motif—mo: seo Rorientalr

a
grievance, claming that the reason| the matter phone pelt || provincial, early Ameri
for Under the eee = es, “Well,” was the reply,
his wife’s illness. “I wanted to ated the man, but without ba “Wwe were heey ica only recently,
explain that to the watchman who| pay. This put the employee on|so the st: Burnie) is sort of
got my call,” Stee le: ey testified, ae that further absenteeism | early tine on of
“but he rhe up on me.” cause y ee work would ther’s and me 2
“We don’t ate at angered rasta in dischary ‘other’s.””
the personnel manager. “You’ ESE: ea
ryin misrepresent 3 i
bsence, which is just another
reason why you deserve to be
fet, And if she wateonas “did WE cstcls

up how come you

an}
dnt call him Nbuechtopetterty oe
explanation?”
At this
national representative cut
This issue of the telephone call

joint the union’s ter

Mitchell said also in the
future for everyone carry
around a little Ls that could
take telephone call

ay ma
a ay peso Paeaia cee
de-

eer KOPINA
Workers,

Mine-Mill Elects Babirad
As New President

is president

of
cal 637 of the rane en Gates on Ming, ‘Mill oy Smelter

in their recent elections.

, James Babirad,

HE ‘alae

HAVER & KINGSWAY TV

The ipiaes to get qualified guaranteed sevice ie sets,
rvice policies at owes Po ssible
aes

nites: Ss. eres

A Happy and PP: Wrosperous
Neus Year

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