SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 1979 Mr. Fred Mills Vice-President of Industrial Relations for ° Evans Products, flew them to Golden and gave them a con- ducted tour of the Company’s manufacturing operations there and its logging operation at Donald. On their return to Kamloops they were taken to dinner by the Company where they met some of the officers of Local 1- 417, and then flew back to Vancouver. The next morning they met with the officers of Local 1-357 New Westminster, and were Ee LARRY ROGERS, Bertil Jonsson and Plant iManage Frank Trotto watch filing operation in the filing room at Weldwood’s Flavelle Cedar plant. shown the Local’s new head- quarters. They were then taken on a tour of Weldwood’s T-Ply operation in the morning and a lunch sponsored by the Local Union. During the afternoon, Mr. Larry Rogers, Vice-President of Industrial Relations for Weldwood, conducted them through the Company’s Flavelle Cedar plant and was the host at a dinner for them that evening. Friday morning they flew to Castlegar where the day was spent touring Kootenay Forest Products in Nelson with of- _ MacMILLAN PARK VISIT where the size of the trees took their attention. While some of the trees in Sweden do reach feet through at the butt they can’t compare in size to the _ Pacttic Covet Deugies firs ficers of Local. 1-405 and Company officials. Included in the group were the two worker representatives on the Com- pany’s Board of Directors. On their return to Vancouver they were guests at a number of banquets sponsored by Forest Industrial Relations Ltd., officers of Local 1-217 Vancouver and the Regional Council. The remaining three days of their visit were spent attending the IWA Regional convention where they were guest speakers on the second day. _ THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER BLANCHARD AND JONSSON examine plywood panel at the Kootenay Forest Products plywood plant. MacMILLAN BLOEDEL helicopter provided a the Company for the group to tour the Alberni Canal logging operations. Es EVANS PRODUCTS’ summer logging operation at Donald. In the group second from left is Fred Mills, the Company’s Vice-President of Industrial Relations and foum from right is Local 1-405 President Wayne Nowlin.