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Vancouver General

Sisters Margaret Kamm and
Mabel Anderson of the L.A., Lo-
eal 1-217, IWA, visited the follow-
ing patients ‘in’ the Vancouver
General Hospital, June 9, dis-
tributing | candy, ‘cigarettes and
copies of the B.C: Lumber Worker:

‘T.B. WARD
F. Thatcher, Courtenay,
MeRae, Queen Charlottes,
Moore, Alice Lake Loge!
dard, Fraser Mills.
Deitchman, Thompson Sound.
4, Piekettl, Comox.

ANNE:
R. Dickson, Alaska Pine.
M, Beck, Williams Lake.
Hansen, Holberg.
HL, Johanxon, Comox.
RK. Tanaxiehuk, Prince George.
D, Siac, Port Mardy.
HEATHER ANNEX
L, Delnire, B,J. Morgan.
1D. & H. WARD
©, Smedley, Knight Inlet.
R. Ritz, Cariboo.
1, Leith, Kitimat. -
Mf, SJolander, Comox.
BF, Pihowieh, Englewood.
W. Ganner, ‘burner Logging.
0, Krone, P

tt
4. Walsuke, Booth Logging.
AL Alnric, ‘Ferrace.

Sisters’ Mabel “Anderson and
Margaret Kamm of the L.A., Local
1-127, IWA, visited the following
patients in ‘the Vancouver General
Hospital, June 2nd, distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of
the B.C. Lumber Worker:

‘2B. WARD

F, Thatcher, Courtenay, +
Ix, McRae, Queen Charlotte
D. Moore, Alice Lake Loggin
R, Goddard, Fraser Mills.
H, Deitchman, Thompson Sound.
J. Picketti, Comox.

ANNEX
G, Wanxen, Holberg.
H, Johanson, Comox,
0. Peterson, Beaver ‘Cov
D._MeGowan, Lone Butt

Sisters Mabel Ande and
Margaret Kamm of the L.A., Lo-

cal 1-217, IWA, visited the follow-
ing patients ‘in the
General Hospital, June 23,

tributing candy,’ cigarettes and

copies of B.C. Lumber Worker,
1.3. WARD

1, Carrier, Salmon River,

S, Andrews, Quesnel.

T, %uwila, Queen Charlottes.

N. MeRue, Queen Charlottes,

Mvore, Alice Lake.
Goddard, Fraser Mills.

Diet Thompson Sound.
¥ * Mills,

NX

. Alaska Pine.
Hansen, Holberg.
H, Johanson, Comox.
RK. Zanasienuk, Prince George.
|. Klockors, Copper Canyon,
R. Harper, Englewoo
HEATHER 4 Ex
Delaire, R. J. Morgan.
LD. & HW. WARD
Walsuk, Booth Logging.
Alaric, Terrace,
Syttaml, Englewood.
Krone, Prince George.
anner, Turner Logging.
EK. Pihowich, Englewood.
H, Sjolander, Comox.
IX, Letteh, Kitimat,
R. Ritz, Cariboo.
Smedley, Knight Inlet.
Lind, Chemainus.
fanasichuk, Prince George.

‘timae, Port Hardy.

Lind, Englewood.
HER ANNEX
. Morgan.

H. WARD
Smediey, Knight Inlet.
IR, Ritz, Cariboo,
1S Leith, Kitimat.

0, Krone, Prince George,
V, Syttami, Englewood.
1. Wanas, ‘Fraser Mills,

AL Walxuk, Booth Looging.
A, Alarie, Terrace,

Sisters Margaret Kamm
Mabel Anderson of the L.A,
1-217, IWA, visited the
patients in ‘the Vancouver General
Hospital, June 16, distributing:
candy, Cigarettes and copies of
the BC, Lumber Worker:

and

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TB. WARD *
'T, Zawiln, Queen Charlottes.
‘Thatcher, Courtenay,
KK, McRae, Queen Chariottes,
dD, ore, Alice Lake Logging.
R. Goddard, Fraser Mills.
H, Deitehman, Thompson Sound.

. Picketti, Comox.
Wanas,

Worth:
tncey
Dickso

I, Prince George.
Port Hardy.
ATHER ANNE

» Booth Logging.
, Terrace,
tami, Englewood.
+ Prince George.
wer, Turner Logging.
. Pihowich, Englewood.
. Sjolander, Comox,
KK. Leith, Kitimat.
C, Ritz, Cariboo,
; Smediey, Knight Inlet.
KK, Lind, Chemainus.

Royal Columbian

ters Esther Spooner and Mar-
t Seabrook of the L.A., Local
» IWA, visited the following
atients in’ the Royal Columbian
Hospital, June 28, distributing
Cigarettes and copies of
Lumber Worker:

‘Leg injury.

Peter Welswsky, Maple Ridge
Lumber—Accident.
is Stewart, Haney—Accident

Mills—Arthriti:

Hil, Fras
Mfg.—Bro-

Walter Kardinal, B.C.
ken leg.
Lapaire,

J. Fraser Mills—Opera-

tion,
©, Nikkel, Brooks Mfg, — Skin
graft.
Fred Legath, Cashmere Lumber—
Accident.

Mills—Punc-

L, Laeaxse, Fraser
tured intestine.
Sullivan, Lanford Cedar—Im-

proving,

Freeman,
dent.

A. Stevenson, P.V.—Improving.

e, Erikson, Haney — Eye opera-
tion,

D. McMillan, B, & M., Squamish—
Operation.

G, Bowyer, Hammond—Operation.

R, Larson, Mt. Baker Plywood —
‘Amputation,

E, Meinyehuek, Mohawk—Improv-
ing.

S$. Whitford, Fraser Mills—Opera-
tion,

Jas, Delong, Inlet Co., Jervis Inlet
—Operation.

Wm, Smith, Kamloop

Fred Beagle, Mohawk.

Joe Tabin, Alaska Pine.

Wi Price, Timberland.

Sisters Margaret Seabrook and
Edith Burrow of the L.A., Local
1 7, IWA, ited the following
patients in_ the Royal Columbian

PrP.

AL ‘Timberland — Acci-

Hospital, June 21, distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of

the BC, Lumber Worker:
Wm, ‘Andronik—Accident.
John Barclay, Pacific Shake and
Shingle—Eye accident.
Albert Hill, Fraser M
ritis,
Robert Larson, Mount Baker Ply-
Hand amputation.
 P.V.—Knee injury
fer Mills—Retiri
Cc. Mfg.—Accident.
Ser Mills — Kid-

—Arth-

Lapnaire,
Kardinal
Mr. Lacasse,’ F
ney operation,
uilivan, Lainford Cedar—Op-
tion,

Snider, Haney—Retired.
Melny¢ehuck, Mohawk—Retired.
i mbe, Royal City—Op-

jar—Her-

op

L, McDonell, Bioedels.
Wm. Price,’ Timberland—Improv-

by ,
Fred Beagle, Mohawk—Improving
| ,, Slowly.

B. Sparks, Capilano,

better
with
content
Rye and Special Meal

=—& WHITE BREAD
GB now ENRICHED

nutrition all G.B. White Bi
Vitamin Enriched White Flow
of such loaves as Balanced
Is also En-

1-424, IWA, Prince George, June

PRINCE GEORGE

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MEMBERS AND GUESTS celebrating the 1st Annual

10, in the Prince George Hotel.

Banquet of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Local

Margaret Seabrook and
Juliette Henderson of the W.A.,
Local 1 IWA, visited the fol"
lowing patients in the Royal Co-
lumbian Hospital, June 16, dis-
tributing candy, cigarettes and
copies of the B.C, Lumber Worker:
Wm. Price, Timberland—Improv-
ing.
Davix, Fraser Mills,

Sister

Pat Sullivan, Lamford Cedar —
Observation.
Robert Poole, Pacific Veneer — In

for operation.
©. Powers, Jordan Rive
araki—Father in
ardinal, B.C, Mfg.
Andronik, “O'Connell

wmill,

Capilano ‘Timbers—Ac-

L
cident.

L. Morgan, Northwest Cedar—Ac-
cident.

Albert Hill,
ritis.

Eric Johnsen,

C. Challacombe,
eration.

8. Erickson, Logger-

FE, Melnyehuek, Mo
tion.

G. Moore,

‘Accident.
L, McDonnell, Blocdel.
Burgett, Port Union.

1 Finnie, Widges Creek Log-
ging—Pneumonia.

B. Manning, Alask
vation.

W. Smith, Kamloops.

D. Thomas, McNair:

Kx, Viner, Hammond—Improving.

. Beagle, Mohawk—Improving.

. Sparko, Capilano.

i Archibald — Blood clot.
Sisters V. Vandale and M. Sea-
brook of ihe L.A. Local 1-357,
IWA, visited the ‘following pa-
tients in the Royal Columbian
Hospital, June 9th, distributing
candy, cigarettes and copies of the
B.C. Lumber Work

Fraser Mills —Arth-

Royal City—Op-

elired.
wh — Opera-

Bestwood Shingles —

Pine—Obser-

A

W. MacDougall, Pearson Logs,

| Roberts Creek — Broken knee
Joint.

Walter Scott, Pacific Shakes—Ac-
cident.

Elie Melnychuck, Mohawk—Ampu-

tation.

BE, Vachon, Flavelle—Finger injur-
‘ed in conveyor.

E. Morgan, Flavelle — Removing
tendons.

Joe Pieroni, Alaska Pine—Appen-
dix operation.

Wm, Weremehuck, Fraser Mills—
Operation.

Wm. Buchunan, Abernathy, Lough-
ecd—Retired.

Lawrence Smith, Capilano — Op-
eration,

Albert Hill, Fraser Mills—Leg op-

Pine — Broken

B. Frick, Alas
ankle.

Wm. Davies, Plywoods—Retired,

Anton Kozely.

smith, Chase, B.C.

Oster, Hunting Merritt —

Bacic inju

K, Loewen, Maple Ridge.

C. Haz; P.V.—Eye injury,
Joun Gibson, Saw Service, Kam-
loop

Kenneth Viner, Forest Products,
‘Hammond.

F, Beagle, Mohawk—Retired,

Wm, Price, Timberland—Retired.

St. Paul’s

Sister Bobbie Sharpe of the L.A.
Local 1-217, 1WA, visited the fol-
lowing patients in St. Paul's Hos-
pital, June 9, distributing candy,
cigarettes and copies of the B.C.
Lumber Worker:

J, Stone, Teakearme Arm—Cartil-
age ih knee, Suffering from
pneumonia,

B. Joe, Osborne Logging—Strained
muscle.

M. Pasknials, Ferry Creck — Back
injury \

Joe Ronetia, Jervis—Facial injury.

Hans Wyaxen, Empire Mills—Bro-
ken neck. Not feeling very well.

Ea Hawkins, Comox Logging —
Broken ankle, Feeling much bet-
er.

Clyde Rees, Mayo Lumber C
Injured hand.

Fred Bergstoa, Camp Woss, Engle-
wood—Hernia,

J. Rassoux, Prince George—Appen-

dix operatioin,

R, Marsh—Appendix and bowel op-
eration,

George La Mouche, Dawson Creek
—-Broken leg.
Jacob Louie, Tahsis Co. — Hernia

First

anquet

Scores Success

First.Annual Banquet of the
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Local 1-
424, IWA, Prince George, was
celebrated June 10th, in the
Prince George Hotel by the
members and invited guests.

Guests in attendance were J.
Holst, International Representa-
tive; Local President, C. H.
Webb; W. Rudeloff, Local Busi-
ness Agent; and Roy Sandine,
President of the Prince George
Trades and Labor Council, who
all paid tribute in short speeches
to the progress of the Auxiliary
and the fine job they were doing
for the Local.

The new Auxiliary Officers
were then sworn in by Brother

Holst. Sister Helen Peters, the
Auxiliary President, addressed
the gathering with a few well-
chosen words.

Highlight of the evening was
the entertainment program ar-
ranged by Sister M. Andres,
which featured accordian selec-
tions by Georgina Dingwell,
Margaret Whitelaw and Gordon
Fox, and dancing and recitations
by Mrs. Smith’s dancing pupils.

A fine exhibition of acrobatic
and tap dancing was displayed
by Andrea McKenzie, Ann Me-
Kihnon, April Knox, Bernadette’
Letchford, Arlene Leslie, Linda
Harrison, Sheila Walker, Valarie
Johnson, Lorraine Johnson, Caro-

line Smith and Lorraine Smith.

Turkey Di

nner

Marks Birthday

Third Anniversary of the
Chemainus Ladies’ Auxiliary,
Sub-Local of Local 1-80, IWA,
was celebrated by the members
at the home of Sister V. Olaf-
son with a turkey dinner.

The dinner was served by Sis-
ter Olafson, assisted by Sister J.
Leason, on a beautifully decor-
‘ated table.

Following the banquet a busi-
ness meeting was held with the
election of officers.

Officers elected were Mrs. J.
Milmore, re-elected President;
Mrs. A. Honeyman, Vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. 0. Samuelson, Fi-
nancial Secretary; Mrs. J. Lea-
son, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
-A. Allenby, Warden.

At the conclusion of the busi-
ness a cake was cut in honor of
Auxiliary members whose birth-

days would be celebrated during
the summer months.

Divorce -

Measure.
Defeated

OTTAWA (CPA)—Pressure
by the federal government, to
ensure that a Bill widening the
grounds for divorce did not
come before the Commons, was
behind the defeat of the measure
in the Senate, the Bill’s sponsor
has hinted, Had the Bill been
approved by the Upper House,
it would have gone to the Com-
mons thus forcing Liberal mem-
bers to take a stand on the mat-
ter.

The Bill, introduced by Sen.
Walter Asseltine (Conservative—
Sask.), would have added the
grounds of cruelty and incurable
insanity to Canada's sole present
grounds for divorce — adultery.
The widened provisions would
not have applied to the provinces

operation, ‘Feeling fine.

of Newfoundland and Quebec

which do not have divorce courts.
Instructions from Below
Senator Asseltine’s Bill was de-
feated by a vote of 37 to 20 thus
avoiding the necessity of forward-
ing the proposal to the House of
Commons for consideration. The
Senator commented: “What really
defeated my Bill was the votes of
Ontario Protestant Senators, act-
ing on instructions from below”,
Adultery remains the sole
grounds for divorce in the cight
provincial divorce courts in Can-
ada and in Parliament, which
grants divorces to Quebec and
Newfoundland residents.

A mother was telling her 6-
year-old son about the golden
rule. “Always remember,” she
said, “that we are here to help
others.”

The youngster mulled this over
for a minute and then asked:

“Well, mom, what are others
here for?”

s 8 &

Small boy to father playing
with his Christmas train: “What
this railroad really needs is a
good retirement plan.”