at. a

QUOTES

“Only in Ontario and Saskatchewan do unions continue
to have the protection against damage action by the courts.
Act. The Legislation is a bar to any court action against a
Ontario’s immunity is conferred by the 1944 Rights of Labor
union in its name. Saskatchewan has a similar statute...

“Eyen in Ontario and Saskatchewan unions are not wholly
immune to action for damages flowimg out of the violation
of collective agreements—but the matter must be processed
through grievance and arbitration machinery instead of

through the courts.”
—Wilf List in the Globe and Mail, Jan. 15, 1965

“Qn Mr. Pearson’s arrival the President welcomed him
over a microphone saying ‘Come over here Lester.’

“They then exchanged compliments and nobody seemed to
notice that LBJ referred to the Prime Minister as ‘Mr.

Wilson’.”
—News report from LBJ Ranch, Texas

THE WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

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ae SESS REESE ERE

ROYAL COLUMBIAN

Sisters Frances Love and Norma
Eddie of the LA of Local 1-357 IWA,
visited the following patients in the
Royal Columbian Hospital distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of the
Western Canadian Lumber Worker.

Rai Nasir, Rayonier, N.W.; Al
Prest, Roy Worbets and Peter Uni-
lowski, Crown Zellerbach; Barry Paul,
Timber Preservers; M. Kinakin, Lam-
ford Cedar; Don Ramsay, Industrial
Cedar; R. Boileau, Can. White Pine;
Fred Arnott, Powell River; K. Ank-

bras, Lamford Cedar; W. Hadley,
Westminster Shook Mills; Barry Ve-
dos, Eburne Sawmills; lan Durr,

Timberland Lumber; E. Thomas,
Crown Zellerbach; Joe Endros, Fla-
velle Cedar Div.; "Jack Bekker, Ray-
onier, N.W.; Lyle Prest, Port Al-
berni Logging; Ww. Fawcett, MacMil-
lan, Bloedel; A. Sauve, Crown Zeller-
bach; J. Coghill, Can. Collieries; J.
Dobosz, Westminster Shook Mills;
Bie? Braumberger, Flavelle Cedar
iv.

SICK LIST

LOCAL 1-80

Financial Secretary Ed. Linder 1-80
IWA visited the following patients In
hospital and distributed candy, cigar-
ettes and copies of the Western Can-
adian Lumber Worker.

NANAIMO GENERAL

Mr. W. Hutchison, Rosehill Ave.,
Nanaimo; Mr. Edward Cox, Nicol St.,
Nanaimo; Mr. Arnot Scooter, Wel-
lington; Mr. Max Chagnon, Port Al-
berni; Mr. Hallie Dixon, R.R. 1, Wel-
lington; Mr. John W. Scott, Courte-
nay; Mr. Thomas Miller, Victoria Rd.,
Nanaimo; Mr. George Banasky, Rail-
way St., Nanaimo; Mr. Oswald Fid-
dick, Nanaimo; Mr. George Beau-
dreau, Bradley St., Nanaimo.

KING’S DAUGHTERS

Mr. Charles Jordan, R.R. 2, Dun-
can; Mr. Eric Freid, Lake Cowichan;
Mr. Peter Williams, Cliff Rd., Dun-
can; Mr. Leon Foucher, Duncan; Mr.
Paul Carpentier, Old Koksilah Rd.,
Duncan; Mr. Gerald Pipe, Duncan:

HOSERT RIE
ae

Pr?
e
od
Mr. George Grimshaw, Lake Cowi-
chan; Mr, Allan Platz, Lake Cowi-

chan; Mr. George Robertson, R.R. 2,
Duncan; Mrs. Ronnie Lee, Cowichan
Station; Mrs. Arnold Lundgren, You-
bou; Mrs. Lois Parlee, Lake Cowi-
chan; Miss Kathy Dame, R.R. 4, Dun-
can; Mrs. Ivan Edson, Lake Cowi-
chan; Mrs. Barbara Filgate, Cobble
Hill; Mr. Rodney Ketch, Youbou;
phi Henry Lundgren, Lake Cowi-
chan. .

LADYSMITH GENERAL

Mr. Daniel Swanson, Ladysmith;
Mrs. Roy Elmgren, Ladysmith; Mr.
Robert Irvine, Cassidy; Mrs. Art
Dady, R.AR. 1, Ladysmith.

CHEMAINUS GENERAL

Mr. Phillip Markovinovic, Chemai-
nus; Mr. Richard Douglas, Chemai-
nus; Mr. Hugh MacDonald, Chemai-
nus; Mr. Carl Mowat, Saltair; Miss
Louise Francis, Crofton (child); Miss

‘Sandra Bayuk, Chemainus (child).