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«2nd Issue
j Feb., 1966
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<< ae ‘WALTER KOZIJ, Business Agent and Ben Thompson, Ist
ys } Vice-President, are shown with other members of Local

1-71’s delegation to the IWA Wages & Contract Conference.

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TOM CLARKE, Ist Vice-President of Local 1-217, pays
et | close attention as the Union’s contract resolutions are dis-

} cussed. Seated with his back to the camera is Eric Ewert,
Safety Director for the Local.

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xe | THREE DELEGATES from Local 1-363, Courtenay. Left,
Wilf Armstrong, Russ Williams and Earl Kemps.

TH? WESTERN CANADIAN

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j Published twice monthly as the official publication of the <>>-?

1, ae INTERNATIONAL WOODWORKERS OF AMERICA,
_ Western Canadian Regional Council No. 1, Affiliated with AFL-CIO-CLC

2859 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, B.C. Phone 874-5261

» Seater hae ———— —— Grant MacNeil
: ueIneRs Manewer  . CFred Fieber
Advertising Representative —_.._.. _.. G. A. Spencer

‘ Forwarded to ovary ber of the IWA in Western Canada in
accordance with convention decisions. Subscription rate for non-members

$2.00 per year,
Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa,

for payment of postage in cash.
a tag ‘ 27,500 copies printed in this issue.

THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

IN A STIRRING speech on the
problem of travel time for log-
gers, Jack Mumm, Local 1-80
Safety Director, warned delegates
to the Union’s Wages & Contract
Conference that, “unless the prob-
lem is resolved this year, the
loggers will strike until hell
freezes over.”

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LOCAL 1-71 DELEGATES to the Conference from the

Celgar operation at Terrace were Curtis Munson, left, and
Waldermar Penner,

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DELEGATES FROM LOCAL 1-367, Haney. Group left, J.
Theriault; F. Burnet; C. Rowell; Art Corey, Financial Sec-
retary; E. Del Rio. .

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The Editor and Staff of the
WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER
sincerely regret the passing of

Pierre Paris
10966

. . . pioneer and perfectionist of the art of
shoe-making. He will be missed by all the
loggers who, over the years, have come to
appreciate his unique craftsmanship.

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TWO LOCAL 1-85 delegates, Neil MacMillan, left, and
Henry Betger check over the 165 resolutions submitted to
the Conference.

WALTER SIMCICH

Director of Research and
Education

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