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Anyone, who is getting mar- ried or knows of. someone getting married is asked to contact Welcome Wagon hostess Cheryl Litte at 365- 2485. VANCOUVER (CP): — Laid-off B.C. Railway engin- eers are angry that their fel- low engineers are earning as much as $2,000 extra every two weeks in overtime work. But the 31 workers don’t know who to be more angry with, their union or the com- pany: The men had retrained to become.engineers, hoping to make their futures more sec- ure. Instead they have been - off. ees ~And by leaving the United Trdnsportation Workers Union as trainmen, the men lost their seniority when they. started with the Canadian Union of Transportation Em- ployees as engineers, The senior men still work- ing as engineers say they want the extra overtime the company is offering, and B.C. Rail says it’s a union prob- lem. The laid-off workers are caught in the middle. “When we wrote our exam- inations to’ become- engine- men. the. company said we sponsor. The brides and their. . The next party will be in” BLUSHING | BRIDES . 2°. "Lees ladies! ‘model ties bridal’ gowns for the benefit’ of brides-to-be cntstding @ Welcome Wagon bridal party at Fireside Place.” “casNews Photo would have'a guaranteed job for the rest of our lives,” said Gary Squarebriggs, laid off last August. “They said if we were willing ‘to train as en-* ginemen we'd never be out of a job.” Te didn’t: work out that way. Squarebriggs did lose his job and two houses from being periodically laid-off and forced to move around the province by the railway. . “We can’t get the union to do anything~-for us/i-~-said Squarebriggs: . “['m- very bitter,” said John Kovack, a railroad vet- . eran of almost 20 years. “As far-as I'm concerned the, unions haven't helped the situation one little bit and we were strung along like goats by the company.” Kovack was laid off in July. of 1981 after only nine shifts a8 an engineman. - Workers ‘at the Canadian National Railways -and CP: Rail are able to move back and forth between the two unions as necessitated by lay-" y » (A holly eee coy bsidiary of Castl is now an. Laid-off workers ag angry at overtime work : offs.. They do not lose their “seniority by: doing so. “My wife and I sat ‘down once and figured out that I had lost about $50,000 in lost wages because of strikes and lay-offs for the. honor a working for B.C. Rail,” Ki vack said. Squarebriggs . is living off his savings whilé he awaits @ call back to work. Kovack is working in the forest indus- try and said he doubted he would go back-to°work if called. Other men are on welfare, and most are willing: and eager to go back’ to the. - trains, Union officials say nego- ‘tiations are underway to get the laid-off men back to work by forcing the senior ‘men to take banked time instead of ‘cash for their overtime. This would mean’ the laid-off men would return to work when _ the banked time was used. A ‘company spokesman said he didn’t want to blame the unions for the mess, but said the company had “been - CASTLEGARSAVINGS | INSURANCE AGENCIES LTD. ir Savings Credit Union) ~ unable to get-an agreement between the two unions,”. allowing the men to retain their :senfority when: they trained for enginemen,. : “Action . - centres planned: — : “VANCOUVER (CP) — The International -: Woodworkers, \of América hasbeen found guilty by the B.C. Labor Re- ° lations Board of violating the Labor Code by abandoning the: seplority claims’ of 59 laid-off workers at a plywood- sawmill operation. near Kam- loops. « The board levied: no pen- alty but it ordered the union Although union ieseje said there wasa good chance ~