WESTERN CANADIAN LUMBER WORKER

Local 1-80 IWA Maintains
Record Of Union Service

All positions for officers were
contested with the exception of
Financial Secretary, in the nomi-
nations held at the 24th Annual
Meeting of og 1-80, IWA,
March 19, Dun
Candidates etnies were:
President, George Smythe, Weldon
Jubenville; Ist Vice-President: Lorne
Johnston, Lorne Atchison; 2nd Vice-
President: Arthur Butler, George
“Dody” Zizac; 3rd Vice-President:
Frank Wilson, Ed “Tiny” Ulaga;
Financial Secretary: Ed Linder, (un-
contested); Recording Secretary: Jack
All, Peter Hawryluk; Conductor:
Leonard Baker, Fernie Viala; War-

_ den, Ross Davis, William A. Dwyer;

Trustee: George Cross, Lester Booth.

Weldon Jubenville was elected to
represent the Local on the Regional
Executive Board.

WA _ Regional President, Joe
Morris attended the meeting and ad-
dressed the members on negotiations,
Bill 42, and ca a general report on
the Union.

Mrs. Alberta Wright, Sister-Presi-
dent of the Ladies Auxiliary, gave a
short report on the activities, aims
and objectives of their group.

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

“We have compared the figures for
our average membership in the year
1960, as compared to the year 1959,
and by comparing the monthly per
capita reports we find that the aver-
age from the two years in review
shows that they are almost identical.

“We have been able to maintain
two Business Agents on our payroll,
Brother Eric Marzinzik works mainly

MEMBERS of the pallets Committee line up to receive ballots to distribute to the
Annual Meeting. Humphrey Butler, Chairman of the Local 1-80, Balloting Committee
is with Keith Johnston.

in the Northern part of our Local
Union and Brother Percy Clements
in the Southern part .

“We might mention to all at this

time that our Local Union has in-
vested a certain amount of our funds
in the Credit Unions throughout our
Local Union area.

“We have undertaken the renova-
tion of our IWA Hall at Lake Cowi-
chan.

“We again take this opportunity to
express our appreciation for the work
of the Ladies’ Auxiliaries. During the
year there has been a growth in

membership, and the Ladies’ Auxili-
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in the proceedings of the meeting.

aries have continued their very ex-
emplary work.

“This year our Local Union sent
students from all parts of our Local
Union to attend the Seminar sponsor-
ed by the Nanaimo, Alberni and Dis-
trict Labour Council, and the Staff
Seminar at Parksville.

“Many operations have reported
progressive reductions in accident
frequencies. For example one large
operation employing in excess of
four hundred men has reported .328
accident free days in 1960, with a
B.C. standards frequency rate of
2:70.”

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SOME of the East Indian macnbers of Local 1. 40, IWA., ic displayed keen interest

Nanaimo Sub-Local

Business Agent Eric Marzinzik of
Local 1-80, IWA., attended the An-
nual Meeting of the Nanaimo Sub-
Local March 27, and installed the
following newly elected Officers:

' CHAIRMAN

Alistair MacLeod
VICE-CHAIRMAN:

Mike Mikus
FINANCIAL SECRETARY:
t

les Rouleau
; _ -YEAR TRUSTEE:
Harvey Simmons:
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Tom Cou
: ESAPETY 3 ‘REPRESENTATIVE:
Sandy Dal

BALLOTING COMMITTEE:

‘John Beg

Alistair MacLeod

Harvey Simmons

George Rubins

Charles Rouleau

C. Cebryk

John Erickson

Eric Marzinzik

A. F. W. Hunt

David Herberts
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COMMIT Or

SoD, ees

Mike Mikus

Walter Hunt

Harvey Sinimons

Alistair MacLeod
HOSPITAL VISITING

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INSTRUCTION IN INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID

Correspondence Cou rses leading to Industrial First Aid Cer-
s approved by the Workmen's Compensation Board of B.C, For further

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52 West Hastings Street

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'{|frew Sub-Local of Local 1-80, IWA.,

, | ertson;

|Sub-Local

| ing of the Youbou Sub-Local of Local

Trustee: A. Dea
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IWA REGIONAL PRESIDENT, Joe
Morris addressing the Annual Meeting

of Local 1-80,

Duncan. -

COMMITTEE:
Tommy Cousins

IWA, March 19, in

Eric Marzinzik

Port Renfrew

Sub-Local

Annual meeting of the Port Ren-

elected the following officers March

Chairman: Jack Mumm; secretary:
R. Monteith; vice-chairman: P. Rob-
warden: Watson Weeks;
trustees: R. Mitchell (1 year), J,
Cougar (2 years), G. Boyles (3 year).

amp Committee

K. Peterson, R. Mitchell, R. Mon-
teith, G Boyles, W. Weeks, Jack
Mumm, L. Newman.

Accident Prevention Committee

B. Luckovich, J. Hay, P. Robert-
son, G. Boyles, J. Mumm, W. Weeks,
J. Mrus.

Balloting Committee

C. Lahtinen, J. Mumm, R. Mit-
chell, M. Messer, R. Edwardson, L.
Newman,

Youbou

Officers elected at the Annual Meet-

1-80, IWA., March 26, are as follows:

Chairman: Howard Delmage; Ist
Vice-Chairman: Frank Wilson; Finan-
i Ross Davis; Recording
é Conductor: Bill
Thompson; gO W. Dixon; 3 yr.

Grievance’ Committee
H. Delmage, W. Thompson,

Balloting Committee
M. Raynor, R. Petrie, L. Viczko,
L. Ketch, R. Vanderburg.
R. Roch was elected to the Head
Job Steward.
Safety Committee:
Thompson

L. Cowichan
Sub-Local

Officers elected at the Annual Meet-
ing of the Lake Cowichan Sub-Local

as follows:

Chairman:
Vice-Chairman: H. Butler; Financial
Secy.: H. Halliday; Recording Secy.:

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Davis, F. Wilson, R. Proulx, L. Hol-

R. Davis, W. dew

of Local 1-80, IWA., March 27, are low
Cc.
Weldon Jubenville; Ist

MISS MARY FREDRIKSSON and Miss Marjorie Campbell, office staff of Local 1-80,
ee at work in the Duncan office assembling reports to go before the Annual
eeting.

Trustees: 3 yr. P. Ross; 2 yr. W. Tip-
ton; 1 yr. T. McTaggart.
Social Committee

Ranjit Singh, H. Butler, H. Halli-
day, George Wright, Weldon Juben-
ville, G. Nordstrom.

Following the election of officers
the newly elected officers were in-
stalled by the Local President George

Ed. Linder, Financial Secretary of
the Local, and Percy Clements, Busi-
ness Agent, all addressed the Meet-
ing briefly.

Chemainus

Sub-Local

Officers elected at the Annual Meet-
ing of the Chemainus Sub-Local of
Local 1-80, IWA., on March 26, are
as follows:

Chairman: Vic Wied; Ist Vice-
Chairman: Fernie Viala: Financial
Secy.: T. E. Kay; Recording Secy.:

Lester Booth; Warden: A. Thomas;
Trustees: H. Cherchas, R. Stanton,
R. Cooper.

Plant Committee
C. Brown, D. Doumont,
Viala,
W. Harris,
Victor Wied.
Accident Prevention Committee
R. Millard, Lester Booth, A. Thom-
as, Victor Wied, D. Doumont, T.
Kay, H. Arneil, E. Beaubien, Fernie
Viala.

Fernie

R. Cooper, H. Arneil,

Social Committee

R. Stanton, C. Brown, R. Gre
R. Cooper, R. ae S. Evans, Fernie
Viala, D. Cra

Balloting Committee

T. AWE Moreen: P. Fenn, C.

Suan %G. Cle
Job stctata:

C. Stevens, C. Brown, Lester Booth,
Victor Wied, S. Evans, W. Harris,
E. Beaubien, H. Arneil, G. Wormley,
H. Cherchas, P. Fenn, A. McEwan,
T. Kay, R. Stanton, D. Doumont,
R. Millar, G. Peterson.

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Sick List

King’s Daughters
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Hospital April 8, aineaGatiag candy, cigar-
of the Western ie

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A. Tinholm,
rawford, aie

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Duncan,
B.C.;

Mrs. Robert Williams, Duncan, B.C.
Royal Columbian
plete pet sles and Esther poate of
the LA Local 1-357, IWA,, e fol-
Ro “Colmabi

Poe ant pate!
of the Western
or’ ae

Ivor Haroldson, Lamford Cedar; shee
Alexander, Breaks es Woodworking ; ~
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George Wright; Warden: D. Weberg;

mialelk, Dom on Tar and Chemical;
Templeton, Capilans Timber; Robert Ss,
Western Plywood, Vancouver; Arvid Wilson,

IWA Credit Unions an

Alberni District Credit Union, 209
IWA

Westminster
Local 1-118, IWA (Victoria), 904

Lake Cowichan and District Credit
Courtenay Credit Union, Box 952,

United Labour Credit Union, 1475

CREDIT UNION DIRECTORY

supported by IWA Local Unions in B.C.

1-217 Savings, Broadway & Quebec Streets, ‘Vancouve
IWA (N.W.) Credit Union, Room 21

Chemainus & District Credit Union, Box 229,

Duncan & District Credit Union, Box 1717, Duncan

Prince George & District, 1046 - 4th Avenue, Prince George
Nanaimo 2 District Credit Union, 499 Wallace St., Nanaimo
Ladysmith & District Credit Union, Box 154, Ladysmith, B.C:

Salmon Arm Credit Union, Shuswap Ave.,

d other Credit Unions

Argyle Street, Port eae He
, 774 Columbia - Beek. New

Gordon Street, Victoria
mainus
Union, Lake Cowichan, B.C.
Courtenay

East 43rd, Vancouver
Salmon Arm, B.C.

L. Smythe. Brothers George Smythe, :

Lester Booth, A. McEwan, | Mrs.

oan Western Lumber Company ; Joseph
Canadi at Western eens
ee C. For
night, had ka Pine;
estor LaPierre, Canna Western Lumber
ompany; S. R. Scott, Bestwood caiae
Shingle Company; Fred Seabrook, Cana
Sestean Lumber Company; Alf Carter,
dian Western Lumber

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alumbia Cellulose ; Eeaearal Labra, Pacific
Pin . Arens, Evans Products, Vancouver.
Philip Kelly, B.C. Forest Pricey Pitt
ilson, concen Western Lum-
; Stev , Pine;
later, Ch: Srieg SAS TOggine John
eee edel & well River
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ny, Vancouv

Timberland Lumber; A. L. Sharp,
NeMilng, Bloedel.

King’s Daughters

Sisters ts Pepin and Irene Alldred of
the LA Local 1-80, IWA.,
ing patients in the King’s Daughters Hospi-
istributi' candy, cigarettes

andi ce copies of the Western Canadien Lumber
Mts, Popplestone,
peated Sr.,

Duncan ; Mrs. L

rs, n; a

Pras Singh, Paldi Sarjit Singh, Lake

ichan ; rs. Hotzon, uncan ;

Sree Goan River ; Mrs. D. Phye, Nitinat
- O'Connell, Shawnigan Lake ;Evelyn
. G. Kidd, Mesachie

tkovich,
aiid, Shawnigan Lake;
Lake Cowichan.

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help police catch the thief, he drew a
sketch of the man. Guided by this
sketch, the police rounded up a TV
aerial, three can openers, a hearse and
two pair of boots.

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