Photo showing on behalf of the Teamsters Union, Andy Borts presents a watch as a going away gift to Ed Lawson (now Senator Ed Lawson), popular Secretary of the Union local, leaving for a Vancouver posting. John Inman is seated in the background.
Photo showing on behalf of the Teamsters Union, Andy Borts presents a watch as a going away gift to Ed Lawson (now Senator Ed Lawson), popular Secretary of the Union local, leaving for a Vancouver posting. John Inman is seated in the background.
Photo showing First Storage Warehouse in Kitimat is being built and is expected to be in completion by the end of the month. Occupying 6,000 sq.ft. of floor space, the new warehouse, operated by West Coast Terminal Ltd., is located in Service Centre close to C.P.R. railway tracks. Bldg. will have two coolers, for meat and vegetables, general dry good storage and working room. Foundation of second warehouse operated by the same company has been laid, should be completed in early December. Workmen are seen working on the new building which will be occupied by Crawley and McCracken Co. Ltd.
Photo showing First Storage Warehouse in Kitimat is being built and is expected to be in completion by the end of the month. Occupying 6,000 sq.ft. of floor space, the new warehouse, operated by West Coast Terminal Ltd., is located in Service Centre close to C.P.R. railway tracks. Bldg. will have two coolers, for meat and vegetables, general dry good storage and working room. Foundation of second warehouse operated by the same company has been laid, should be completed in early December. Workmen are seen working on the new building which will be occupied by Crawley and McCracken Co. Ltd.
Photo showing Carpenters' Union Dance - Recreation Hall - Smeltersite. L/R Mrs. Howard Bush, Mrs. John Weirhol, Mrs. Pat Young (all carpenter's wifes).
Photo showing Carpenters' Union Dance - Recreation Hall - Smeltersite. L/R Mrs. Howard Bush, Mrs. John Weirhol, Mrs. Pat Young (all carpenter's wifes).
Photo showing Members of the Kitimat Building and Construction Industries Exchange. Article, The growth of Kitimat, British Columbia's newest community, is typified by the increasing activity of the Kitimat Building and Construction Industries Exchange. The Exchange, formed last year, recently negotiated its first Collective Labour Agreement with the Bricklayers and Masons International Union No. 5. At a recent meeting of the Exchange were L/R Ted Hauptman of G.W. Golden Construction Ltd; Bob Whiting, Lakelse Construction Co. Ltd.; John Molneaux, Valley Woodworks Ltd., Max Cameron, Goerig Mechanical Construction Co.; Robert Auger, Saguenay-Kitimat Company; and Bill Ward, A.B.C. Sheet Metal & Plumbing Ltd. All are directors of the Exchange. Mr. Cameron is Exchange President, Mr. Molyneaux, Vice-President.
Photo showing Members of the Kitimat Building and Construction Industries Exchange. Article, The growth of Kitimat, British Columbia's newest community, is typified by the increasing activity of the Kitimat Building and Construction Industries Exchange. The Exchange, formed last year, recently negotiated its first Collective Labour Agreement with the Bricklayers and Masons International Union No. 5. At a recent meeting of the Exchange were L/R Ted Hauptman of G.W. Golden Construction Ltd; Bob Whiting, Lakelse Construction Co. Ltd.; John Molneaux, Valley Woodworks Ltd., Max Cameron, Goerig Mechanical Construction Co.; Robert Auger, Saguenay-Kitimat Company; and Bill Ward, A.B.C. Sheet Metal & Plumbing Ltd. All are directors of the Exchange. Mr. Cameron is Exchange President, Mr. Molyneaux, Vice-President.
Photo showing members local 1081, united brotherhood of carpenters - Kitimat- 48 hours- notice of strike. L/R Gordon Maynes President, Ernie Rodda, Business Agent.
Photo showing members local 1081, united brotherhood of carpenters - Kitimat- 48 hours- notice of strike. L/R Gordon Maynes President, Ernie Rodda, Business Agent.
Photo showing 500 hundred Kitimat Carpenters last night to lay away their tools in preparation for today's strike. Throughout the city partially completed buildings stand open to the weather. Shown 'carpenters' employed on the 30 Alcan appartments blocks under construction.
Photo showing 500 hundred Kitimat Carpenters last night to lay away their tools in preparation for today's strike. Throughout the city partially completed buildings stand open to the weather. Shown 'carpenters' employed on the 30 Alcan appartments blocks under construction.
Photo showing local 1081, Kitimat Carpenters 'Back at Work'. Carpenters in overalls, on scaffolds, sawing & hammering on the job- 10-day old dispute between buildings. Exchange & Carpenters' Union ended. Signed history making agreement.
Photo showing local 1081, Kitimat Carpenters 'Back at Work'. Carpenters in overalls, on scaffolds, sawing & hammering on the job- 10-day old dispute between buildings. Exchange & Carpenters' Union ended. Signed history making agreement.
Photo showing Public Meeting into Pending Sagimat Lay-off - (Sagimat is subsidiary company setup by the Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd. - the huge layoff did go ahead, shutting the whole project down temporarily.)
Photo showing Public Meeting into Pending Sagimat Lay-off - (Sagimat is subsidiary company setup by the Aluminum Company of Canada Ltd. - the huge layoff did go ahead, shutting the whole project down temporarily.)
Photo showing Public Meeting - nine recommendations were made by Joint Action Ctee to Trades and Labor Council and Building Trades Council. At right, E.E. (Bill) Duyvewaardt, a high school physical education instructor, told the crowd they were being "hoodwinked" by union leaders. Cat Operator Pat Wagstaffe, left, said his main concern was for "the little children."
Photo showing Public Meeting - nine recommendations were made by Joint Action Ctee to Trades and Labor Council and Building Trades Council. At right, E.E. (Bill) Duyvewaardt, a high school physical education instructor, told the crowd they were being "hoodwinked" by union leaders. Cat Operator Pat Wagstaffe, left, said his main concern was for "the little children."
Photo showing laid off workers ponder union leaders recommendations. Militant crowd of about 200 joint action committee of trades and labour & building trades council layoffs some 1700 employees of Soguenay Kitimat and Sub- Contractors.
Photo showing laid off workers ponder union leaders recommendations. Militant crowd of about 200 joint action committee of trades and labour & building trades council layoffs some 1700 employees of Soguenay Kitimat and Sub- Contractors.