WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

2nd Issue
April, 1960

1-80 IWA Duncan

_ Strong Interest Shown
In Local Elections

All positions for officers were contested with the excep-
tion of Recording Secretary, in the nominations held at the
23rd Annual Meeting of Local 1-80, IWA, March 20, in

Duncan.
Candidates nominated were’
For President -- George L.

Smythe, Weldon Jubenville; for
1st Vice-President--Lorne John-
son, Arthur Butler; for 2nd Vice-
President—Jack Mumm, Lorne
Atchison; for 3rd Vice-President
—.George Zizac, Howard Del-
mage; for Financial Secretary—
Ed. Linder, Humphrey Butler;
for Recording Secretary—Robert
Bouchard (unopposed); for Con-
ductor-—Leonard Baker, Peter

Hawryluk; for Warden—Ross
Davis, Ed. “Tiny” Ulaga; for
Three-Year Trustee — Gilbert].

Schofield, Donald Pollock.

Perey Clements was elected|_

Regional Counci] Board Member
for ml a

President J. MacKenzie

Guest Speakers

The meeting was addressed by
Regional President Joe Morris
and Jack MacKenzie, President
of Loca] 1-118, IWA, Victoria.

In its review of the past year's
activities, the Officers’ Report
stated in part:

“The membership monthly
average has shown a substantial
increase over that of the previ-
ous year...

‘ Department,

|| throughout the Local...

“We are happy to report that
the financial picture of our
Local Union is better than we
had hoped .

Education Programme

“We have embarked this year
On an education programme.

IWA REGIONAL President,
Annual Meeting of Local 1-80,

IWA, March 20th, in Durcen. On the
right is Ed. Linder, Financial Secretary of Local 1-80. '

Sub-Local

Elections

In 1-80

The following are the names
of the Sub-Local and Committee
officers of Local 1-80, IWA,
elected to office for Caycuse
Beach, Youbou and Lake
Cowichan.

Caycuse Beach
C Black—Chairman
L. Atchison—Vice-President
R. MacDonald—
Financial Secretary

the end of June, 1958.

L. Baker—Recording Secretary

F. Irwin—Warden -

C. Gilchrist—Three-year Trustee

JOB STEWARDS—L. Baker, K.
McKenzie, J. Miller, N. Lindal,
L. Bilton, W. Durger, R.
Tweedie.

BALLOTING COMMITTEE —
R. Tweedie, P. Delisle, F.
Irwin, R. MacDonald, A.
Ahlers.

SAFETY COMMITTEE — C.
Gilchrist, A. Kraul, S. Sayce,
R. MacDonald, G. Robertson,
L. Baker.

Youbou

| | H. Delmage—President

|| F. Wilson—Vice-President

R. Davis—Financial Secretary

A. Dean-—Recording Secretary

W. Thompson—Warden

R. Bennett—Three-year Trustee

R. Roch—Head Job Steward

SAFETY COMMITTEE — R.
Bennett, L. Holman.

GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE —
W. Thompson, H. Delmage, R.
Proulx, R. Davis, D. Caplin,
F. Wilson.

BALLOTING COMMITTEE —
R. Bennett, A. Brubaker, R.

ans

Joe Morris, addressing the 23rd

Japan Third Highest
In Union Membership

A survey conducted by the Japanese Labour Ministry lists

union members in the country at 7,077,510 at the end of June,
1959. This was in increase of 195,929 over 6,881,581 listed at

Only three countries in the Free World have a total mem-
bership exceeding the seven million mark. Japan ranks third
after the United States and Britain.

Hauk, D. Caplin, L. Viezko.

SMOKER COMMITTEE — H.
Delmage, N. Donald, L.
Viczko, R. Roch, R. Davis, W.
Thompson, A. Brubaker, D.
Caplin, P. Clements.

Lake Cowichan
W. Jubenville—President
P. Hawryluk—ist Vice-President
H. Halliday—Financial Secretary
G. Wright—Recording Secretary
D. Weberg—Warden
P. Ross—Conductor

Trustees—J. Osokin, B, Wilson,

I. McTaggart
BALLOTING COMMITTEE —

G. Wright, A. Cramer, I.
McTaggart, P. Ross, J.
Osokin.

SOCIAL COMMITTEE — H.
Halliday, G. Wright, P.
Hawryluk, W. Jubenville,
Patterson, P. Ross.

SPORTS—P. Hawryluk.

POLITICAL EDUCATION—H.
Halliday, P. Hawryluk, A.
Cramer, D. Weberg, W.
Jubenville.

PUBLICITY —G. Wright, H.
Halliday, P. Hawryluk.

Business Agent, Percy Clements,
after taking the educational
course developed and sponsored
by the International Research
hag commenced

giving educational classes

Safety

“We are happy to report that
through the co-operation of the
membership, real progress is
being made in the field of safety.
Our Local Safety Council meet-
ings continue and are reasonably
well ‘attended by the representa-
tives from the Sub-Locals ...

“In making our Annual Report ||

we do not feel that they would
be complete without mentioning
the commendable work that is
being done by the _ Ladies
Auxiliary ...”

Duncan
Lake Cowichan

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