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How do I get

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New Party Question is
Answered Here

a voice in the nomination of a New Party candi-

date in af Federal riding? The answer to this question is given here
behalf of the B.C. Committee for the New Party.

The conditions mentioned here
apply only to the interim period prior
to the founding convention. After
July 3ist, 1961 the answer will be
found in the constitution of the New
Party.

If you are now a member of the
CCF, you may exercise the privileges
of CCF membership. You share in
the selection of a constituency com-
mittee which deals with CCF inter-
ests in the nomination of a candidate.

Trade Union Members

If you are a trade union member,
and not a mémber of the CCF, you
may share in the selection of a con-
stituency committee to represent the
interests of trade unioriists who reside
and vote in the riding. B.C. Federa-
tion of Labour should be consulted
in regard to the establishment of such
committees.

Both constituency committees, may,
with the sanction of the B.C. Com-

ea Gand

1-424, IWA, Prince George.

mittee for the New Party, combine
to form a “blank” Constituency Com-
mittee for the New Party. This joint
committee undertakes supervision of
arrangemients for the nominating con-
vention.

New Party Clubs

If you are not a member of the
CCF or a trade union, you may join
with five other persons to form a
New Party Club. The conditions of
membership and issuance of a charter
can be obtained by application to the
B.C. Committee for the New Party.
New Party Clubs will be given repre-
sentation at nominating conventions
on a basis to be determined.

The B.C. Committee for the New
Party is vested with power to issue
general rules regarding all such pro-
cedures until the founding conven-
tion, to avoid confusion, and assure
non-interference by outside interests
in New Party growth..

IWA REGIONAL PRESIDENT, Joe Morris addressing the Annual Meeting of Local

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North Vancouver General

Sisters Ella Yaron and Pat McKibbon_ of
the LA Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol-
lowing patients in the North Vancouver
General. Hospital distributing candy, cigar-
ettes, and copies of the Western Canadian
Lumber Worker.

McIntyre, Vancouver Plywoods; G. Horne,
retired,

General Hospital

Sisters Marie Rasmussen and Mary Rein-
hart of the LA Local L-2i?, 1WA, visited the
following patients in the General Hospital
recently and distributed candy, cigarettes and
ae of the Western Canadian Lumber

orker,

Mr. Finkels' Winnipeg; Nick Mana-
Vancouver; Gerald Gale, Prince George;

M North Vancouver; N. Kachuik,

; Clarence Turner, Prince George;

Hooper, Ontario; A, McDonald,

Me oe ong.) New ee:
: . Chang; Mr. Jew; Mr. ane};

= Bitocto; August Paakko; H. Stanfors;

Allan; G. Isakson; G. Rhodes; Mr.
Mr. Davidson; B. McKay; Albert

St. Paul’s

“Sister Margaret Kamm of the LA Local
aig, TWA, Ninited the following patients an

. Paul's Hospital and distributed candy,
f of the Western .

Fraser Mills, eye operation; A. Engebretson,
Fraser Mills, operation; W. Collins, B.C.
Manufacturing, operation; R. Harrison, B.C.
Forest Products, Hammond, broken leg; A.
McAllister, Lamford Cedar, broken leg; A.
Pinel, Maple Rage Lumber, operation;
Wilkie, Mount Baker Plywood, operation; G.
Kowaluk, Fraser Mills, operation; R. Ekblom,
Flavelle Cedar, broken leg; R. Gagne, Port
Alberni, operation; F, Stark, Marpole Con-
struction, heart condition; R. Dremel,~ Fraser
Mills, heart condition.

King’s Daughters

Sisters Smythe and Fredriksson of the LA
Local 1-180, IWA, visited the following
oe in the King’s Daughters Hospital

ecember 9, 1960, distributing candy, cig-
arettes and copies of the Western Canadian
Lumber Worker.

Mrs, Ed. Peck, Caycuse Beach; Abel Joe,

Duncan, B.C.;  Ken_ Robertson,

Beach; Amar Khan, Youbou, BC. Sas
Singh, Honeymoon Bay, Bs 2. J..Orm,
Lake Cowichan; Carolyn Bourdage, Youbou,

B.C.; Mrs. Sampson, Duncan, B.C.; Mrs.
Hetherington, Cobble Hill, BG; Mis, os
Rose, Cowichan Station, B.C.; ‘Mrs. Amy
Letham, Honeymoon Bay, B.C.; Mrs, Harold
egg pl ee ong enks, Honey-
moon Bay, B.C.; Mr. Ru i

Youbou, ic. ? x Adie aad

Cambie Private, 1.D.H. Wards
and Rehabilitation Centre

Sisters Sheila Pither and Gertie Pither of
the LA Local 1-217, IWA, visited the fol-
lowing patients in the Cambie Private Hos-
pital, the I.D.H. Wards and the Rehabilita-
tion Centre distributing candy, cigarettes,

oranges, mand copies of th
Canadian Lumber Worker, gna

Cambie Private Hospital

A. Amos, Tahsis; M. Hewko, Tahsis; A.
Domingos, Queen Charlottes; F. Joncas,
Englewood; H. Scherer, Englewood; W.
McDonald; C, Ellington, Cedar Cove; F.
Ballantyne, Beaver Cove; H. Taylor, Cuspit;
EF. McLachlin, Canadian White Pine; C.
Rosenau, Horsefly.

PO hae

. 7 Cc. Dougl ke; D.
Pollock, Salmon vhs Sige aay
Lake; T. se Salmen Arm; L. Alaric,
Terrace: M. Hatch, Texada Is.; F. Flyman,
aba aged J. Pruss, Alice Lake; E. Bjors,

Rehabilitation
OQ. Krone, Prince George; S. Myer, Cel-

gar.

Pearson & South Pine
A Migs v. Sy ge of the TA Keocat 1-217,
: followi ts im

; South Pine spitals eed die

: interior, T.B.; Mr.

Shewell, interior, TB;

aa

es ae interior ;

hcg, ee interior, T.
» T.B.; C. Lurcotte,

WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

2nd Issue
Jan,. 1961

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IWA SUB-LOCAL COMMITTEE at the Columbia Cellulose Company, Terrace, B.C., who participated in the weekend classes
held in Terrace by Local 1-71, under the direction of Financial Secretary Fred Fieber. Group are Gordon Davis, Chairman;
James Glen, Secretary; Waldimar Penner; Walter Baranieski; Walter McConnell; Larry Sloat; V. S. Kealty. j

T.B.; F. Neuhaus, interior, T.B.; Reg Monn,
interior, T.B.; Barry Leech, Local 1-217,
T.B.; Frank Charles, interior, T.B.; A. .
Blumfuld, interior, T.B.; C. Barreth, interior, ,

T.B.; John Spalding, interior, T.B.; A. Aker-
lund, interior, T.B.; Mr. Malic, interior, T.B.;
Mr. Holmstrand, interior, T.B.; H. Marttela,
interior, T.B.

King’s Daughters

Sisters Gladys Sjoberg and Helene Lamont
of the LA Local 1-80, IWA, visited the fol-
lowing patients in the King’s Daughters Hos-
pital December 22, distributing candy, cigar-
ettes and copies of the Western Canadian
Lumber Worker.

Fritz Fredz, Youbou, B.C.; F. A. Edwards,
R.R. No. 1, Duncan, B.C.; Abel D. Joe,
Duncan, B.C.; G. E. Margqetish, Caycuse
Beach, B.C.; E. J. Oram, Lake Cowichan,
B.C.; Eric Lundgrew, Youbou, B.C.; Mary
Black, Honeymoon Bay, B.C.; H. C. Waters, }
Duncan, B.C.; Mrs. J. Paton, Camp No. 6;
Mrs. L. McKinnon, Duncan, B.C.; Amela
Giere, RR No. 4, Duncan, B.C.; Mrs. H.
Groenewold, Cowichan Station, B.C.; Penny
Bourdage, Youbou, B.C.

Royal Columbian

Sister E. Rose of the LA Local 1-357,
IWA, visited the following patients in the
Royal Columbian Hospital December 22-29,
1960, distributing candy, cigarettes and copies
of the Western Canadian Lumber Worker.

E. Myers, Fraser Mills, operation; R. Ekl-
bom, Flavelle Cedar, broken leg; G. Kow-
aluk, Fraser Mills, operation; F. Welkee, Mt.
Baker Plywood, ill; J. Kondas, Fraser Mills,
operation; Englebutson, Fraser Mills, infec-
tion; R. Gagne, Port Alberni Shingle Mill,
operation; R. Frederickson, Flavelle Cedar,
operation; R. Harrison, Hammond, broken
leg; E. Vachon, Courtenay, broken leg; R.
Dreamel, Fraser Mills, heart; G. Fosti, Van-
couver Plywood, back injury; S. W. Reih,
Flavelle Cedar, ill.

IWA MEMBERS from the Eagle Lake Sawmills, Giscome, the largest sawmill in the
interior, are from left—Jim Dunlop, William McLeod, Harry Miller, Bel Berg, Fred
Miller, Gene La Lafromboise, Cornelius Visser, Leonard Block, Walter Rommel, Art
Negard, Harry Colison.

Very soon, a third generation of Paris boys will begin the
long apprenticeship that leads to the title “MASTER
SHOEMAKER”. They in turn will serve the needs of

a new generation of loggers, to whom their fathers

have whispered the 58-year-old secret of the

woods:

“PARIS BOOTS ARE BEST”

Pierre Paris & Sons

51 West Hastings St.
Vancouver 3, B.C.