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GUEST SPE Second Vice-
/ President Jack Munro informed the delegates
; that the lumber markets both in the Interior and
} at the coast were in excellent shape and that
there was no logical reason why woodworkers
should not get a decent wage increase in this
year’s contract negotiations.

SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT ART DAMSTROM
is shown speaking on one of the more than 180
resolutions submitted to the Conference.

Pictures displayed below show members of
Local 1-405 IWA attending the Local’s Wage &
Contract Conference January 22-23, in Nelson.
The Conference during the two-days, approved a
number of the 189 resolutions dealt with which
will be submitted to the main Contract Con-
ference in Kelowna. Because of Regional
Executive Board policy, the Lumber Worker is
not permitted to report on the resolutions until
they are dealt with in Kelowna. :

MAKING THEIR POINTS from the floor mikes
are Alonzo Stuart (top) and Lyle Kristiansen
(bottom).

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OFFICERS OF LOCAL 1-405 from left, Con-
ductor Lorenz Fietz, Third Vice-President Wayne
Craig, President Wayne Nowlin, First Vice-

President John Paluck, and Financial Secretary
Elmer Atwood.

DELEGATES AT MIKE are nominating candi-
dates to attend the main Interior Wages &

Contract Conference February 19-20, in
Kelowna.