8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 12, 1967

Strike Vote Confuses Uninterested Union Membé¢ |

By Pat Carney
_ » Mancouver Sun |
.. They have taken a strike
vote: around ‘the plant, and
frankly I haven't the faintest
idea what it was all about.

necessary. to go on
You follow

est in union
contract time. Since we rctle
bute the least to the process,
‘we're nor! y the most impa-
tient for

‘One ay, iter Prices had

our money?” I demani
i] “We haven't. even

a

act-| money yet, Management. won't
talk to. us.

"But our, contract ran out ae

June 30,” I Lo wy, won't
they?”

in negotiations,” a the mus

“But why. should the print-
ers sit in on our negotiations? I
aeked. “Don't we want to get a
Better settlement than they Sot

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dahlin trav-
elled. t6 Menaik, Alta. for the

iving weekend ‘where |to
Dahlin’s

Thanksgir
they visited Mr. Dal father
who is now in his ninety-second

year.

Mrs. Vida Markle spent the
jong weekend at Vernon where
she her parents, Mr. and

uk
. Brewster and boys of

Over from Nelson for the
weekend to visit their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Horewill, were Mr. and Mrs.

rswill,

A busy weekend was enjoy-
ed by Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Mac-

i was Mrs, Mac-
beth's niece and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gillard of sar
mo,

Jill Macbeth was home for the
weekend and upon: her return
e will take employ-
ment in the main branch of the

where they visite
few, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

mn Whyte. .
While there they colenrted
the first

are we going to get |a
ded. ert
A minute,’ he. sald. bald. [reason

ters reife want a are,
under:
aR a punters stewa: dt it,

itt don't snderstand, col-
"sald Man.
sent momping out of the

ortaat i sion a gol. front,
e added, “if ma

stand col Marbs
y right. fs pitty to, ete

hop y-900n sea ae the
“Have we
got to. ney yet?” I asked.

“No,” he gaid soonly.. ‘It’s
y-| got more complicated. The print-
moe. ow ania forte same
package we ake, exc course,
[ye ant to get mere tian they
i cc) ig giles you'll mieet with

and then

‘who .can and can't Hegotists for
us |the union?”
Later I

should negotiate for the union?”
asked ‘indi;

gnan:
“We're not ictating, * said
Management patiently. “We just
n’t talk to your. union if an-
other union is present. We
t to tell your, union some-

cried. “Anything you tell our
‘union is going to ssc to the other
‘union sooner or later. Our ne-
gotiators will tell it to their ne-
gotlators.

501
“We don’t care if they. do,”

id Management, not so patient-

. “The other union can ait in
the room across the hall when
we are negotiating with you,
land your unten can eet in every
2 id tell them what

Mr. and Mrs. Whyte and elie
their new granddaughter, two-|
‘week-old Shauna Maria.

son-in-law in Kinnaird in 1957.

Did you know? — Now sum-
mer is over, don’t throw out old
sweat shirts. This material mak-

es good padding for pot holders.

THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday

9.45 a.m. Sunday School

11.00 a.m. Holiness Meeting
Wednesday

7.80 p.m. Bible Study
Thursday

7.30 p.m. Home League

Phone 365-7112
Public invited to all services.
You are never a stranger at the
Army ' :

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

: CALVARY. ~
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D, Reeves,

Phone | 365-7175
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship — 7.80 p.m.

All Welcome

Apostolic Church
‘Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m, — Sunday School Hour
i's am. Morning Worship
Mission Film will be shown
Oct. 17, 7.30 p.m. by
Miss Duncan and co-worker.
fi Flione 365-3150

‘W.. Love, Minister

All Welcome
CHURCH OF GOD

9.3 Sutiday School
10.80 ‘on mn Morning Worship

.m. Fridays
* Youth Er Peliowats rin

* Bible Study Pes Pri er
7.30 p.m. Wednesdays

* Held in homes — -

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE:
791 First’ Ave.
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone: 365-5212
Sunday:
9.55 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Family Devotion.
7 p.m. Family Evangelism,
fuesday:
7.80 Bible Study and Prayer.
*riday:
7.30 p.m. C.A. Service.

; GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Sacrament of -Holy Communion
will be celebrated this Sunday,
Sept. 24th. ‘

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 a.m. and 9.30 a.m,
HOLY COMMUNION
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.
Reserve Nov. 4th
Parish Centennial Day

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m,
Held in St. David's
Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m,
Rev. Harold C. Clark

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
“Phone 365-8337
Geo. Hermanson, B.A., B.D.

MORNING “WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
Robson — 10 am.
Castlegar — Sunday School

9.30 am.

UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA

Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Rev. Clinton Howard
Phone 365-7814
Worship—Kinnaird 11 a.m.
Genelle 7.30 p.m. .

Sunday School —
Kinnaird 9.80 a.m."

is hppeing. 4 just don't want
them in the same room when
we negotiate with you.”
“What is the difference, if
they are going to know every-

sth nn, wi
“But that is vdlentous, "1

Tanagerien| tall soney and
we'll eet aie siftcreage,” I ef said.
yf course . not,” said the

y Meee shi reward “That is. precise
‘has management to dictate who wit Ny

BY

management wants. Solid-
arity forever.
- Not Tog ads, io allot for
the strike: vote the mail.
It read: ARE you. iN FAVOR
OF A STRIKE! i

in I vote yes
or no when I don't even know

ure that the tiiidh

be won't get as much money,
If you vote yes, Management will
take it as a’ show. of atretigth
‘concede more ground.”

I hastened to the shop stew:
yiane (EBe vote js in favor of

whether - they are
merely ant ig that the:
union so we don't.
OE ‘go on strike?”

“You could take that e

bers ave voted t¢ £0, O11 strike.”
1 ran ate Hanogoopst eat
ran mn oe
guess the serie ee ‘ai aettla
things, way or the other,”
I sate we'll either get our ine
crease or go on strike.”
“That depends,” said Man-
» “on the

“The real issue.” he, said,
“is whether we are going to get
more money. The question of
the printers sitting in on nego-
tiations is a ated herrin,

“The real issue,” iia bome-
one . else, .‘‘ig: whether ‘Manage-
‘ment is bluffing or is out to
break te union.”

Téal issue,” said some-
one else, “is whether the Brint-
ers sit in on our negotiation:
pa money thing isn't settled
yel

“The real issue said some-
one else, “is whether you sup-
pont your union, If you vote no

Mi: will fig-

thing anyway?” I asked.

pressmen.”

pressmen!” I ‘echoed;
aghast How, did they get involv.
ed a our ne; ations?”

ee anager a
don’t understand collective bar-
gaining.”

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~ Dates Now Set
For Kootenay
Music Festival

1968 Kootenay Mi

‘The Music |enn
| Festival- will: be held in Nelson

fone March 25. to 30,1968.

e first such erent, t to He

held Bae the Queen City ‘in

‘past five years, the 1968 mae
al will be registered with the
Federation of Canadian Music

Festivals.
This will considerably en-
hance the opportunity for ob-
g. the best adj dicators,
| festival officials said.
‘Datés were set at a meeting
held ‘last. we
Committe members appoint
ed at the meeting were:
G.. Atwell, : festival tration
entries; Ben Sutherland and Bre:
ler, programs and ad-
vertising; Leona - Boss, assemb-
ling of music ‘test pieces; B. B.

Geawtora, , trophies and certifi-

‘could find was a room, share bath
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let alone’ my, Denker, what the
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WW I Veteran’s
- Monument Moved

To New Location

At a short but impressive
ceremony last Thursday, histori-
cal articles were sealed inthe
relocated cenotaph at New Edge-
wood.

The original monument to the
men who have lost their lives
in two World Wars was erected
in Edgewood. in’ 1920. It | was
moved, ° ‘stone by ‘stone, to its
site in the new township by B.C.
Hydro, .in preparation for: the
flooding of the Arrow reservoir.

» ‘Articles sealed in the ape
al’ cenotaph included. a ‘copy. of
the Nelson Daily News puplish:
ed May 22, 1920 and several 1920
8, These were replaced'in a
sealed container and to them
were added a 1967 Centennial
edition of the a 1967 Centennial
edition of the g newspaper, a 1967
Centennial edition of the Arrow
Lakes News and a: set’ of 1967.
Cansdian Centennial’ coins, -- 3

es of members of Royal Canadia!
Legion: Branch: 203;

ng the senso the Royal

Legion at the ceremony

were Mrs. M. H. Yeld and Percy
MacLean of New Edgewood.

Kiwanis Plans
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‘The Castlegar: Kiwanis Club
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another next year.
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: |by. garden ~ contest committee
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He said the various Seat
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