TWO-DAY
| | SCHOOL

A two-day seminar for
IWA members in Prince
George Local 1-424 will be
held in Williams Lake Dec.
4 and 5, one in the current
series being sponsored by the
regional council,

The courses will be led by
Regional First Vice-president
Jack MacKenzie and regional
Public Relations - Director
Grant MacNeil.

A special effort has been
made to call shop stewards
from newly-organized opera-
tions to attend the courses.

Subjects to be covered are:
trade union basics, shop stew-
ard’s responsibility, conduct-
ing meetings and contract
analysis.

4 Ross Inglis, Local 1-424

president, will moderate the
seminar.

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SICK VISITS

The following patients, Woodwork-

ers or their relatives, were visited
three hospitals by Ed Linder, finan-
| secretary of Local 1-80 IWA:

CHEMAINUS HOSPITAL

Gordon Cooper, Duncan; Frank
Stone, Princess Royal Ave., Nanaimo;
Arthur McLean, oubou; Hallie Dix-
en, R.R. 1, Wellington; Wilfred Allan,
Harewood Rd., Nanaimo; Norman
Kinchin, R.R. 1, Wellington; Albert
Butterworth, Lambert, Nanaimo; J.
HH. MacMillan, Dashwood; George

» East Wellington; Mrs. L. J.
rson, Saltair; Mrs. Mildred
Id, Saltair.

‘LADYSMITH HOSPITAL

Ernie Clark, Ladysmith; Wayne
m, Ladysmith; Walter Nelson,

. 1, Ladysmith; Mrs. Ruth Dick-
» St. irew, Nanaimo; Miss
ly Shillito, Saltair; Mrs. William
La ith; Mrs. Doris

“2 pson, Shell Beac'

: 5 KINGS DAUGHTER
HOSPITAL, DUNCAN

Christo, 126
eter Siebing,
John Prus

328 Carrall Street, Vancouver, B.C.

THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

A plywood evaluation sem-
inar was held in the IWA
Hall in Prince George re-
cently with Al Busch and
Tony Vanderheide, plywood
wood evaluators for Regional

Council No. 1 leading the dis-
cussions.

The course was extremely
well presented and it was felt
by all attending that, as a re-
sult of the seminar, the Job
Review Committees will be
more adequately equipped to
do a good job of assisting in
the evaluation program in
their individual operations.

Attending the seminar were
plant review committee mem-
bers from S.K. Plywood Lo-
cal 1-423, H.K. Plywood Lo-
cal 1-417, and Weldwood of
Canada, Quesnel, and Merrill
Gardner Ltd. Local 1-424.

William Schumaker, presi-
dent Local 1-423; Ross Inglis,
president Local 1-424, T.
Mogensen, financial secre-
tary; and business agents C.
H. Webb, Gordon Hurlbert

and Fred Ibis also attended. oreo ND ERHEIDE

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