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14 WE CUNAWA TIMES, Wedneadey, Pebrdery 18, 1V3Y HR. ALBERTA 5 TISH COLUMBIA "5, CALGARY ARROW WOOD K KRESTOVA H ge SHOREACRES COUVER. we Ko. oBRILLIAN I oo ----- CRAND FORKS : the firm By TOM CLARIDGE Canadian Press Staff Writer WINDSOR (CP) -- The Wind- sor Contracting Plasterers as: sociation has called on the Wind- sor Builders and Contractors' Ex- change to discontinue supporting of T. Barbesin and Sons. The ciation, which has ap- * % BLAINE LAKE | { KAMSACK CANORA Yeask © SASK, YORKTON* "VERICIN pian ® bs REGINA WINNIPEG @ a 3 ) i . Vln | sl ie et [ITI Kp MILES i MAIN DOUKHOBOR CENTRES proximately 80 area plastering sub-contractors, said the firm no \exchange. | The development was the lat- lest in a series of work stoppages linvolving Southwestern Ontario ' |plasterers. So far, only Windsor | contractors are involved in the | |stoppages. {AFFECTS MANY PROJECTS Eight plasterers failed to show up Tuesday at the Eastern Con- struction job at the University of Western Ontario in London, keep- longer merits membership in the] | Plasterers' Body Boycotts Firm ing a large part of the $1,840,000 men's residence project down for a second dav. Another 12 men, including a Pathi carpenter and 11 laborers and 2M lathers, have been laid off be-|With the fair contrac cause' of the absence of plaster City. ers. Work has also been slowed or stopped on another $4,767,000 in projects at Sarnia and St Thomas because the plasterers are not on the job. The plasterers in these projects are all employees of John M. Troup Ltd. Windsor. They are be- lieved to be out because of the Windsor dispute. In an interview at Windsor the plasterers' association executive charged Tuesday that the Barbe-| sin firm had had a long history of | poor labor relations which cul- minated in an arbitration board's award of over aaa at's wages 0 fhe firm's employees. The arvitration boerd award The association has been hardireferred to by the association fol. | hit by work stoppages by mem loved a dispute beiween th bers of Local 345 Plasterers In-|union and the Barbesin firm ovel ternational Union, All union|the alleged refusal of the firm i members reported "sick" or 'on PAY union wage scales. holiday" Monday and Tuesday. | The Barbesin firm subse An association statement said quently charged Charles Irvine of shut Tuesday that while it could not Toronto, union international rep- condone work stoppages, it sym-|resentative, with counselling an zed with the union's avowed |unlawful strike in coanection with "to uphold their contract|the dispute. 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Mab locates the main Doukho- r settlements, The majority live in British Columbia, mainly in the Kootenays. Krestova is headquarters for the Freedom- ites who have heen hlamed for actg of violence. Many also live around Brilliant, Shoreacres and Grand Forks. A few fam- ilies live at, Hilliers on Van- couver Island. Maia Doukho- hor centre in Alberta is Arrow- Wrought Iron Railings INTERIOR -- EXTERIOR Many designs to choose from e EXPERTLY BUILT eo FREE ESTIMATES © REASONABLE RATES OSHAWA \i 47 CHURCH ST. -- OSHAWA FOR OVER 100 YEARS Tn Wokotsof Janos BISCUITS SPORTSWEAR (CP Newsmap) ! 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REMEMBER YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION If you do have our appraiser come out to estimate the worth of your old furniture as a trade-in on new and then decide you do not want to buy at that time, you are under absolutely no obligation to us. However, this trade-in offer is open for a limited time only and if you do plan to buy furniture soon, why not let your old furniture help pay for it? 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