A peaceful lobby by the B.C;
Northwest District Council of
Carpenters and Joiners led to a
scene of minor confrontation at

“ the Terrace Co-op store on a re-
cent weekend evening. Union
business manager John Jensen
said a few of their members
began handing out leaflets at
about 6 p.m. that evening, but
the activity didn’t meet with the
approval of Co-op management,
who called the police.

Co-op general manager Law-
rence Gosselin had little to say
about the event except that the
Co-op felt it wasn’t acceptable
for the half-dozen union mem-
bers to carry out their lobbying
efforts on Co-op property.
Police were called, he said, only
after they refused to leave.
When police were called
Gosselin says, the union
members left the building quiet-
ly and continued handing out
their leaflets in front of the main
entrance.

Jensen says the union has two
primary complaints against the

Carpenters keep peaceful profile in Cc

terested in: the welfare. of the

believe the Co-op was function-

current renovation project, and

both center around the job being [-
given to Kermodei Construc-
tion. According to Jensen, the
union supposedly representing
Kermodei- workers, the B.C.
Workers’ Union, is more in-

company than that of the
workers, ‘and for that reason is
only recognized by the Industrial
Relations Council of B.C., not
by other unions, Jensen says the
Carpenters’ Union doesn’t

ing in the best interest of the
community when they awarded
the contract to Kermodei Con-
struction.

Rumors of an all-out boycott —
of the Terrace Co-op, though,
may. have been premature.
Jensen says the union is ‘‘in it

for the long haul”’ and will take
on the job of educating the
public ‘‘one step at a time’’. He
says union members’ will con-
tinue to hand out educational

The rapidly changing face of the Terrace Co-op never looks quite the same two days ina
row. But general manager Lawrence Gosselin says it’s the same on the inside of the

pamphlets but that their effort

for next January is already underway.

store too. He says the project is currently ahead of schedule and interior work planned

will be low key.

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