The Canadian Universities

= Foundation has announced
_ that applications will be re-

ceived from Canadian trade
unionists for the Nuffield
Foundation Travelling Fel-
lowships, 1965.

Each year the Nuffield
Foundation offers two Travel-
ling Fellowships to enable
Canadian trade unionists to
spend five to six months in
the United Kingdom, either
in study, observation or en-
quiry, with the object of im-
proving their usefulness to
their own organizations. In
Canada, the awards are ad-
ministered by the Canadian
Universities’ Foundation.

The Fellowships are intend-
ed for men or women of high
quality who have already
shown capacity of an unusual
order and whose application
is supported by their unions.
Candidates must be Canadian
citizens. z

FINANCIAL VALUE

A Fellow will normally be
paid a grant for travel
amounting to the equivalent

Nuffield Foundation Fellowships
offered to Canadians

of first-class return travel by
air from his point of depar-
ture to his point of destina-
tion, together with other in-
cidental door-to-door. travel-
ling expenses. The expenses
of his wife will be covered on
the same basis, provided that
she accompanies him for a
minimum of three months.
In addition, the Foundation
will pay a stipend at the rate
of £120 per month (single) or
£180 (married and accom-
panied by wife) and an al-
lowance of £100 for travelling
in the United Kingdom. It is
expected that the organiza-
tion will grant the Fellow
leave of absence on at least
half-salary basis and that this
period of leave will count as
normal service for all pur-
poses.

OBLIGATIONS

A Fellow will be expected
to return to his work in the
Trades Union Movement in
Canada on the completion of

his Fellowship.

Except with the express
permission of the trustees of
the Nuffield Foundation a

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Fellow may not hold any

other award concurrently
with his Fellowship.

On the completion of his
Fellowship, a Fellow will be
required to submit a report
to the Foundation and to his
Department on his work dur-
ing his Fellowship.

Should the trustees of the
Nuffield Foundation at any
time find that a Fellow ne-
glects, or has neglected, the
obligations implicit in the
Fellowship award, they shall
have the power immediately
to terminate the Fellowship.

For further information ad-
dress The Director of Awards,
Canadian Universities’ Foun-
dation, 75 Albert Street, Ot-
tawa 4, Ontario.

BACK TO SCHOOL

Governor Rosselini of Wash-
ington has issued an order re-
quiring all employees of the
state whose duties include
operation of a motor vehicle
to complete a defensive driv-
ing course conducted by the
Washington State Patrol. The
order affects about 10,000
persons.

MEMBERS OF THE LADIES AUXILIARY of
Local 1-417 IWA, assisted by Cliff Michael, Local

Financial Secretary, and

Santa, distribute gifts to

the children during the Christmas Party held by
the Ladies Auxiliary December 19, in Salmon Arm.

1-417 Christmas party

draws over

The Salmon Arm IWA
Ladies Auxiliary of Local
1-417 sponsored a Christmas
party for children of IWA
members on Saturday, De-
cember 19, 1964 in the theatre
at Salmon Arm, B.C.

Over 300 children attended
the affair and each was given
a gift from “Santa” as well as
a bag of candy.

The day was touched off by

300

the showing of three cartoon
films which made the day
complete for the kids.

The ladies deserve much
credit for the successful af-
fair as this was their first ef-
fort to hold an event of this
size since the Auxiliary was
formed a few months ago.

The ladies were assisted in
the event by IWA Sub-Local
officers. :

NEW EXECUTIVE of. the Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Local 1-80 IWA, installed December 5, by Del Pratt,
Local 1-80 Vice-President. The ladies are, Presi-
dent, Alberta Wright; Vice-President, Eva Miller;
Financial Secretary, Anne Gravelle; Recording Sec-
retary, Madeline Niebergall; Conductor, Marguerite

Tinholm; Warden, Mary

Powers; Trustees, Jean

Leason; Helen Williams; Sonja Denchuck.

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