Fonds Description
United Glass and Ceramic Workers of North
America (Canada) fonds
Section I - Correspondence Between District Six Headquarters and the
Local Unions
Section I consists of correspondence between District Six headquarters
in Hamilton (the headquarters were transferred to Toronto in 1966) and
the various Canadian local unions in Ontario, Quebec and the Western Provinces.
When received, this material was in several chronological sequences and
it has been reorganized so that all the material for any given local may
be found together in chronological order. The material for locals 200
(box 1), 206 (box 10), 235 (boxes 20-24) and 237 (boxes 26 and 27) dates
from the 1940s, and that from most other locals commences during the 1950s.
The terminal date for most of the local union correspondence is 1972.
Organizational and certification matters dominate the early material of
most locals while in later years the subject matter becomes more varied,
ranging from policy recommendations to Christmas party invitations as
well as the omnipresent contract negotiations.
Local 200, Consumers’ Glass, Toronto, 1954-1959
BOX 1
F.1 Organizing efforts (unsuccessful) of Consumers’ Glass, Montreal, 1943-65
F.2 Organizational leaflets, Montreal and Toronto, 1954-56
F.3 Anti U.G.C.W. leaflets by Glass Bottle Blowers Association, 1954-55
F.4 Consumers’ Glass, Toronto - Negotiations and Conciliation, 1956-57
F.5 Consumers’ Glass, Toronto - Correspondence, 1956-58
BOX 2
F.1 Newsletters and leaflets, 1956-61
F.2 Agreement and correspondence, 1958
F.3 Wage Conference, 1958
F.4 Fourth Agreement, 1960 and related correspondence, 1959-60
F.5 Fifth Agreement, 1961 and related correspondence, 1959-62
F.6 Printed copies of collective agreements, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1963
F.7 Garry Lapointe Appeal, 1962
F.8 Wage Conference, 1963 and related correspondence, 1962-64
BOX 3
F.1 Wage Conference 1966 and related correspondence, 1965-66
F.2 Documents considered during 1966 negotiations
F.3 Wage Conference 1969
F.4 Wage Conference 1969, continued and related correspondence
F.5 Wage Conference 1971, and related correspondence, 1971-72
BOX 4
Local 201, Dominion Glass, Redcliff, Alberta, 1951-1972 (this local was originally Local 881)
F.1 1951 & 1953 agreements
F.2 Correspondence, to and from L. Messmer, 1956 & January-May 1958
F.3 Correspondence, 1957-66
F.4 Wage Conference Notes (O. Hodges) August 1960
F.5 Third Collective Agreement, 1960
F.6 Wage Conference, 1964
F.7 Wage Conference, 1966
F.8 Wage Conference, 1968
F.9 Wage Conference, 1970
F.10 Wage Conference, 1972
Local 202, Hamilton Porcelains, Brantford
BOX 5
F.1 First Negotiations, 1954-56
F.2 Leaflets and Circulars, 1955-58
F.3 Second Agreement, 1957-58
F.4 Negotiations, 1959
F.5 Collective Agreement, 1960
F.6 Wage Conference and related correspondence, 1960
BOX 6
F.1 Correspondence, 1960-66
F.2 Wage Conference, 1961
F.3 Wage Conference, 1962 and related correspondence, 1962-67
F.4 Wage Conference, 1964
F.5 Wage Conference, 1966
F.6 Wage Conference, 1968
F.7 Wage Conference 1968, O.H. Ferguson’s notes
F.8 Wage Conference, 1970
F.9 Original Agreements, 1956-62
F.10 Collective Agreements, 1962, 1964
F.11 Wage Conference, 1972
Local 203, Dominion Glass, Hamilton Factory
BOX 7
F.1 Second Agreement, original, 1951
F.2 Third Agreement, original, 1953
F.3 Wage Conference, lost time accounts, 1954-56
F.4 Fourth Agreement Wage Conference and Certification Vote, 1954-56
F.5 Fourth Agreement, original, 1956
F.6 Fifth Agreement, original, 1958
F.7 Correspondence,1956-67
F.8 Wage Conference 1957 and related correspondence, 1957-58
F.9 Wage classifications proposed by the union [1961]
F.10 Company and Union Statements, 1961
F.11 Wage Conference, 1962 and related correspondence, 1961-63
BOX 8
F.1 Conciliation Board Hearing, 1962
F.2 1962 Strike Injunction Documents
F.3 Strike Material [1962?]
F.4 Financial Material relating to strike, 1962
F.5 1962 Strike - O. Hodges’s file
F.6 Strikers’ Newsletter, August-October, 1962
F.7 Memorandum of Agreement, Dominion Glass & Draftsmen’s Association of Canada,
1966
F.8 Wage Conference, 1965 and related correspondence, 1965-66
F.9 Union By-Laws, 1961 & Summons against Wildcat Strikers, 1968
BOX 9
F.1 Wage Conference, 1968 and related correspondence, 1968-69
F.2 Strikes, 1971 (including material for locals 203, 203a, 235 & 260)
F.3 Newsclippings, 1971 Strike (relating also to locals 203, 203a, 235 & 260)
F.4 Wage Conference, 1971 and related correspondence, 1970-71
F.5 Wage Conference, 1975
Note: for Local 203A see Box 13 and Local 233, Box 19.
Local 206, Dominion Glass, Montreal, 1949-1971
BOX 10
F.1 Correspondence, negotiations & leaflets, 1949-1953
F.2 Negotiations, 1954-56
F.3 Negotiations, 1956
F.4 Wage Conference, 1957
F.5 Wage Conference, 1959
F.6 Terms of Agreement, 1960
F.7 Negotiations, 1965
F.8 Wage Conference, 1968
F.9 Wage Conference, 1971
BOX 11
Local 209A, Toronto Brick Co., John Price Plant
F.1 Correspondence and negotiations, 1956-1961
Local 209, Toronto Brick Co.
F.2 Correspondence, 1957-66
F.3 First Wage Conference, 1957
F.4 Second Wage Conference, 1958
F.5 Third Wage Conference, 1959
F.6 Fourth Wage Conference, 1960
F.7 Settlement - original, 1961
F.8 Fifth Wage Conference, 1961, with related material from 1958
BOX 12
F.1 Conciliation, 1961
F.2 Wage Conference, 1962-63
F.3 Wage Conference, 1964
F.4 Wage Conference, 1967, with related correspondence, 1967-68
F.5 Wage Conference, 1969
F.6 Wage Conference, 1971
F.7 Wage Conference, 1973
BOX 13
Local 203A, Dominion Glass Warehouse, Toronto
F.1 Wage Conference Expenses, 1950s
F.2 Conciliation, 1960
F.3 Original Agreement, 1960
F.4 Correspondence, 1960-61
F.5 Wage Conference, 1962
F.6 Original Agreement, 1963
F.7 Wage Conference, 1966
F.8 Legal Action re strike, 1971
Local 210, Kaiser Refractories, Oakville
F.9 Certification and correspondence, 1957-58
F.10 Correspondence, 1959-63
F.11 Wage Conference, 1963
F.12 Wage Conference, 1966
F.13 Wage Conference, 1968
F.14 Wage Conference, 1970
F.15 Wage Conference, 1972 with grievance meeting notes
F.16 Wage Conference, 1972
Local 211, Bestpipe, Kitchener
BOX 14
F.1 Organization to First Agreement, 1957-58
F.2 Negotiations and Second Agreement, 1958
F.3 Wage Conference, 1960-61
F.4 Correspondence, 1959-66
F.5 Wage Conference, 1963
F.6 Grievance and General Correspondence, 1965-66
F.7 Negotiations, 1965
F.8 Wage Conference, 1967, O.H. Ferguson’s notes
F.9 Wage Conference, 1967
F.10 Wage Conference, 1969, O.H. Ferguson’s notes
F.11 Wage Conference, 1969
F.12 Wage Conference, 1972
BOX 15
Local 212, Canada Vitrified Products, St. Thomas, Ontario
F.1 Wage Conference, 1971
Local 213, La Prairie Brick Ltd.
F.2 Conciliation 1961, 1962-63
Local 213, Domtar Construction Materials, South Gloucester
F.3 Correspondence, 1964-66
F.4 Wage Conference, 1972
Local 214, Western Clay Products, Regina
F.5 Correspondence and Agreements, 1958-63
F.6 Correspondence and Agreements, 1964-66
Local 217, Domtar Construction, Delson
F.7 Contracts
F.8 Correspondence,1961-70
Local 218, St. Lawrence (La Prairie) Brick
F.9 Negotiations, 1966
Local 219, Point Clair
F.10 Correspondence, 1962-64
Local 224, A. Cope and Sons, Hamilton
BOX 16
F.1 Certification, 1959-61
F.2 Grievance and General Correspondence, 1959-66
F.3 Negotiations and First Agreement, 1960
F.4 Wage Conference, 1962
F.5 Wage Conference, 1964
F.6 Renewal of Agreement, 1966
F.7 Grievance and Financial Correspondence, 1967-68
F.8 Wage Conference, 1967
F.9 Wage Conference, 1970
F.10 Wage Conference, 1972
A.P. Green Refractories, Weston
BOX 17
Local 225, Canada Brick Co., Streetsville
F.1 Certification, First Agreement and Negotiations, 1962
F.2 Safety Reports, 1964
F.3 Negotiations, 1964 and related correspondence, 1964-65
F.4 Negotiations, 1966
F.5 Wage Conference, 1968
F.6 Wage Conference, 1970
F.7 Wage Conference, 1972
Local 228, A.P. Green Refractories, Weston
F.8 Correspondence, 1964-74
F.9 Contracts, 1964, 1966, 1968
F.10 Union Proposals, 1966
F.11 Negotiations, 1968
F.12 Wage Conference, 1970
F.13 Wage Conference, 1972-73
BOX 18
Local 229, Limestone Quarries, Orillia
F.1 Correspondence, 1964-66
F.2 First Agreement negotiations, 1964-65
F.3 New Contract, 1966
F.4 Wage Conference, 1969
F.5 Wage Conference, 1971
F.6 Wage Conference, 1973
Local 230, W.J. Hughes and Sons, Corn Flower
F.7 Wage Conference 1965 & related correspondence 1964-65
F.8 Organizing and general correspondence 1964-1968 (disbanded)
F.9 Contracts, 1964, 1965
Local 231, Estevan Clay Products
F.10 Wage Conference, 1967
BOX 19
Local 232, Riviera Plastics, Leaside
F.1 Negotiations and First Contract, 1965
F.2 Wage Conference, 1966
F.3 Wage Conference, 1967
F.4 Wage Conference, 1969
F.5 Wage Conference, 1971
Local 233 Dominion Glass, Plastics Division (formerly local 203A)
F.6 First Contract, 1968
F.7 Wage Conference, 1968, Brentwood Containers Ltd.
F.8 Wage Conference, 1968
F.9 Wage Conference, 1969
F.10 Wage Conference, 1969
F.11 Wage Conference, 1970
F.12 Wage Conference, 1971
F.13 Wage Conference, 1971
F.14 Wage Conference, 1972
F.15 Wage Conference, 1972, O.H. Ferguson’s notes
Note: for earlier material see Local 203A, Box 13
Local 235, Dominion Glass, Wallaceburg
BOX 20
F.1 Regional War Labour Board (G.B.B.A.)
F.2 Correspondence, 1940s
F.3 Certification and first negotiations, 1951
F.4 Proposals, 1951
F.5 Conciliation, 1951
F.6 Negotiations and Conciliation, 1951
F.7 Notices posted in plant by company, 1951
F.8 Texts of first five agreements, 1951-59
BOX 21
F.1 Leaflets, 1950-55
F.2 Correspondence, 1950-55
F.3 Joint Policy Meetings of Dominion Glass: Locals 201, 203, 206, 235, 238
BOX 22
F.1 Area Rates, Wal1aceburg, 1952
F.2 First Negotiations, 1952-53
F.3 Negotiations, 1953
F.4 Minutes of special meetings, 1954-55
F.5 Negotiations, 1954-56
F.6 Vote and Certification, 1955
F.7 Lost Time, 1954-58
F.8 National Policy Committee, 1954-62
BOX 23
F.1 Correspondence,1956-59
F.2 Operating Engineers Correspondence, 1957
F.3 Negotiations, 1957-58
F.4 Negotiations, 1958
F.5 Wage Conference, 1959
F.6 Activating Committee Correspondence, 1960
F.7 Printed Collective Agreements: Local 200, 1959-61, Local 201,1960-62, Local 203,
1960-62, Local 235, 1959-61
F.8 Negotiations, 1960-62
BOX 24
F.1 Correspondence, 1960-64
F.2 Union Proposals, 1961
F.3 Conciliation Board Submissions, 1961
F.4 Company reply and settlement, 1961
F.5 Sixth Collective Agreement, 1961
F.6 Correspondence relating to the printing of the 1963 agreement
F.7 Wage Conference, 1963, Union Proposals, 1963-64
F.8 Wallaceburg -Designated Area Programme
F.9 Welfare Premium Payment Fund, 1964-65
F.10 Correspondence, 1965-66
F.11 Wage Conference reference material, 1966
BOX 25
F.1 Wage Conference, 1966
F.2 Wage Conference, 1966, J. Perna’s file
F.3 Negotiations, 1969
F.4 Strike Material, 1969
F.5 Glassworkers’ News, 1969-1974 (incomplete)
F.6 Strike Material, 1971
F.7 Wage Negotiations, 1971
Local 237, Sovereign Potters, Hamilton
BOX 26
F.1 Previous Agreements, 1949-56
F.2 Affiliation change from Local 137, 1954
F.3 Correspondence, 1949-57
F.4 Leaflets, 1954-62
F.5 Negotiations, 1955
F.6 Conciliation Exhibits, 1956
F.7 Negotiations, 1956
F.8 Office and Factory Staff - Organization and Disbanding, 1957
F.9 Negotiations, 1957
BOX 27
F.1 Previous agreements, 1949-1968
F.2 Wage Conference and related correspondence, 1958-61
F.3 Wage Conference and related correspondence, 1961-62
F.4 Wage Conference and related correspondence, 1963
F.5 Correspondence, 1963-65
F.6 Negotiations, 1975
F.7 Wage Conference, 1967
F.8 Wage Conference, 1968
F.9 Wage Conference, 1971
F.10 Wage Conference, 1972
BOX 28
Local 238, Dominion Glass, Burnaby, B.C.
F.1 Organization and Correspondence, 1958-66
F.2 Agreements, 1959, 1961, 1965
F.3 Wage Conference, 1967
Local 239, National Sewer Pipe, Clarkson and Mimico
F.4 Wage Conference, 1967, and 1 letter from 1960
F.5 Wage Conference, 1969-70
F.6 Wage Conference, 1971-2
F.7 Strike Pay, 1972
BOX 29
Local 240, Maple Leaf Ceramics Ltd., St. Laurent
F.1 Collective Agreements, 1965-67
F.2 Wage Conference and Strike Fund Correspondence, 1970
Local 241, Brantford Concrete Pipe Co., (Seaforth)
F.3 Organization and negotiations, 1965-66
F.4 Certification denied, 1966-67
Local 243, Imco Containers, Cooksville
F.5 Organization and first collective agreements, 1965-66
F.6 Negotiations, 1968
F.7 Wage Conference, 1970-71
F.8 Wage Conference, 1972-73
BOX 30
Local 246, Dominion Glass Office Workers, Wallaceburg
F.1 First Collective Agreement, 1966-67
F.2 Wage Conference, 1968-69
F.3 Strike Material, 1969
F.4 Wage Conference, 1971
Local 247, Unit Step, Woodstock
F.5 Negotiations and First Agreement, 1968
F.6 Wage Conference, 1970
F.7 Wage Conference, 1972
BOX 31
Local 248, Canadian Pittsburgh Industries, Owen Sound
F.1 Wage Conference and First Agreement, 1968
F.2 Wage Conference and First Agreement, 1970
F.3 Wage Conference and First Agreement, 1972
Local 249, Canadian Porcelain, Hamilton
F.4 Wage Conference, 1968
F.5 Wage Conference, 1969
F.6 Wage Conference, 1972, and related correspondence, 1971-73
BOX 32
F.1 Wage Conference Lost Time, 1954-1958
F.2 Negotiations, 1954-55
F.3 Negotiations, 1956-57
F.4 Wage Conference, 1957
F.5 Wage Conference, 1958
F.6 Wage Conference, 1959-60
F.7 Company proposals, 1960
F.8 Wage Conference, 1961, related correspondence 1962-63
F.9 10th Wage Conference, 1964
F.10 Wage Conference, 1965
F.11 Pensions, original plan and later improvements, 1956-66
BOX 33
Local 250, Iroquois Glass, Montreal
F.1 Correspondence and Organization, 1958-1952
F.2 Correspondence, 1961-66
F.3 Negotiations, 1966-67
Local 251, Domtar Construction
F.4 First Contract, 1968
F.5 Wage Conference, 1968
F.6 Wage Conference, 1970
F.7 Wage Conference, 1972-73
Local 252, Libbey-Owens Ford
BOX 34
F.1 Organizational, 1966-68
F.2 Leaflets, 1968
F.3 Wage Conference, 1968
F.4 Wage Conference, 1969
F.5 Strike material, 1969
F.6 Wage Conference, 1971-2
BOX 35
Local 253, Canadian Christmas Decorations, Bowmanville
F.1 Correspondence and Charter revocation, 1968-69
Local 254, Champlain Ready Mixed Concrete, Orillia
F.2 Contracts, 1969, 1971, 1973
F.3 First Agreement, 1969
Local 255, Schultz Concrete Pipe, Kitchener
F.4 Contracts, 1969-71
F.5 Wage Conference, 1969
F.6 Correspondence and certification, 1969-73
BOX 36
Local 256, Ahlstrom, Canada
F.1 Wage Conference and correspondence, 1969-71
Local 257, Dominion Glass, Lavington , B.C.
F.2 Wage Conference, 1970-71
Local 258, Dominion Glass, Hamilton, Clerical Workers
F.3 Wage Conference, 1969-70
F.4 Wage Conference, 1971
Local 259, National Pressed Glass, Brantford
F.5 Wage Conference, 1971
F.6 Wage Conference, 1971
Local 260, Dominion Glass, Bramalea
F.7 Wage Conference, 1971
BOX 37
F.1 Wage Conference, 1971
F.2 Vacation Pay during strike, 1971
F.3 Legal Action re. strike, 1971
Local 262, Bestpipe, Ajax
F.4 Wage Conference, First Agreement, 1972
Local 295, Pilkington Glass, Toronto
BOX 38
F.1 Contract Negotiations, 1952-1956
F.2 Organization and Certification, 1953-54
F.3 Leaflets, 1953-59
F.4 First Agreement, 1954
F.5 Lost Time, 1954-58
F.6 Correspondence, 1954-62
F.7 Jurisdiction Issue, 1955
F.8 Negotiations,1955
F.9 Pilkington Glass, London, Ontario, new organization, 1956
F.10 Operating Engineers, 1956-57
F.11 Contract Negotiations, 1956-58
F.12 Incentive and Job Evaluation Material, 1957-59
BOX 39
F.1 Wage Conference, 1958-59
F.2 R.F. Harris and the Fund Insurance Companies, 1959
F.3 4th Agreement, 1959
F.4 Brochures and Publicity, 1959-63
F.5 Workmen’s Compensation, 1961
F.6 Union Proposals, 1961
F.7 Wage Conference, 1962
F.8 Wage Conference, 1961 & 1962
F.9 Strike Correspondence, 1962
F.10 Daily Strike Bulletin, 1962
F.11 Unemployment Insurance Appeal, 1962
F.12 5th Collective Agreement, 1962
BOX 40
F.1 Correspondence, 1963-68
F.2 Agreement, 1964
F.3 6th Wage Conference, 1964
F.4 U.A.W. Agreement, 1966
F.5 By-Laws, 1966
F.6 Wage Conference, 1966
Box 41
F.1 Negotiations, 1968
F.2 Correspondence, 1969-1973
F.3 Wage Conference, 1970
F.4 Wage Conference, 1972
Printed Collective Agreements
BOX 41A
Local 200 1955-1979
Local 201 1958-1978
Local 202 1964-1979
Local 203 1952-1979
Local 204 1956-1979
Local 205 1960
Local 206 1951-1977
Local 207 1958
Local 208 1959,1963, 1969
Local 209 1967-1979
Local 211 1963-1979
Local 214 1965-1970
Locals 215/217 1961-1978
Local 218 1963-1976
Local 225 1964-1978
Local 228 1964
Local 230 1964
Local 231 1965 & 1973
Local 232 1968-1978
Local 233 1968-1978
BOX 41B
Local 235 1952-1979
Local 237 1950-1977
Local 238 1965-1977
Local 239 1269-1979
Local 240 1973 & 1976
Local 243 1966-1977
Local 247 1975 & 1977
Local 248 1968-1979
Local 249 1952-1979
Local 250 1959-1978
Local 251 1968-1978
Local 252 1969-1979
Local 256 1972 & 1976
Local 257 1970-1975
Local 259 1974-1978
Local 260 1971-1977
Local 262 1974
Local 266 1974-1978
Local 295 1955-1978
Section II - Correspondence - General
The section comprises correspondence from various sources. The chronological series (boxes
42-48) covers an almost uninterrupted period from 1954 to 1967. It comprises copies of all
correspondence from the District Six office, most of it the work of President Oliver Hodges from
the time the office was set up in 1954 until his resignation in 1965 when James Perna took over
this position. Hodges resigned in an unsuccessful bid to win the position of International First
Vice President.
As well as the daily chronological files from 1954 to 1959 (there is a gap between January-July
1956), this section includes the earliest extant records of the Hamilton glass workers, the per
capita accounts of the Hamilton local of the National Union of Vitric and Ceramic Workers,
1952 to 1954 (box 42).
Correspondence from officers of the International Headquarters, President Burl Phares, Vice
Presidents Lelland Beard, Everett Kanatzar and H. Wayne Yarman reflects changes in the
officers of the union (boxes 50 & 51). The files of Secretary-Treasurer Lewis McCracken are
particularly informative regarding the close financial ties between the District Six office and the
Ohio headquarters (boxes 49 & 50). More detailed information regarding the growth of the
union within Canada may be obtained from the correspondence of the various international
representatives assigned to District Six, Messmer and Toole in the Western region and Charles
Devlin in Quebec; Messmer’s “progress reports” to Oliver Hodges are particularly lengthy and
detailed (box 51).
The balance of Section II comprises correspondence to and from various groups; that concerned
with the Canadian Labour Congress and the Ontario Federation of Labour is the most substantial
(boxes 52 & 53). Purely financial correspondence emanating from the international, regional and
local levels has been kept together (box 54), as received, although the researcher may locate more
material of a similar nature in the files of the individual local unions as well as in the section
relating to the international Secretary-Treasurer Lewis McCracken. Also, the annual bowling
tournaments sponsored by District Six have generated fairly substantial correspondence files.
These specific groupings aside, the general correspondence has been arranged alphabetically in
box 55.
Early Hamilton Glass Workers Material, 1952-57
BOX 42
National Union of Vitric and Ceramic Workers, Local 249, Hamilton
F.1 Per Capita Affiliation records, 1952-54
Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America
F.2 Chronological Correspondence, 5 March-31 May 1954
F.3 Chronological Correspondence, 2 June-30 June, 1954
F.4 Chronological Correspondence, 1 July-30 Sept. 1954
United Glass and Ceramic Workers of America
F.5 Chronological Correspondence, 1 Oct.-20 Jan. 1955
F.6 Chronological Correspondence, 6 July-25 Jan. 1957
F.7 Chronological Correspondence, 28 Jan.-12 June 1957
BOX 43
F.1 Chronological Correspondence, 18 June-30 Dec. 1957
F.2 Chronological Correspondence, 1 Jan.-30 July 1958
F.3 Chronological Correspondence, 7 Aug.-31 Dec. 1958
F.4 Chronological Correspondence, 1 Jan.-30 June 1959
F.5 Leaflets and Circulars, 1955-56
NOTE - The material in these two boxes (42 and 43) was received with the Hamilton and District
Labour fonds.
BOX 44
F.1- F.10 July 1959-December 1961
F.11 Telegrams, outgoing (copies), 1959-61
BOX 45
F.1 - F.24 January 1962-December 1963
Box 46
F.1 - F.13 January-December 1964.
Note: There are two files for August 1964 as temporary headquarters had been set up in Montreal
and correspondence was issued from Hamilton and Montreal during the summer and fall of that
year.
BOX 47
F.1- F.23 January 1965- November 1966
BOX 48
F.1- F.13 January-December 1967 and December 1968
Correspondence to and from International Officers
BOX 49
Lewis McCracken, International Secretary-Treasurer
F.1 1954-57
F.2 1960
F.3 1961
F.4 1962-63
F.5 1964
F.6 1965
BOX 50
F.1 Correspondence, 1966-68
F.2 Circulars to local secretary-treasurers, 1954-1960
Leland Beard, International First Vice President
F.3 1953-56
F.4 1963-65
F.5 1966-68
Enoch Rust, International Second Vice President
F.6 1959-67
E. Kanatzar, International Second Vice President
F.7 1967-69
Correspondence to and from International and Regional Officers
BOX 51
F.1 Burl Phares, International President, 1954-56
F.2 H. Wayne Yarman, Second Vice President, 1965-70
L. Messmer, District Six Western Representative
F.3 1955-56
F.4 1955-57
F.5 1958-59
F.6 L.E. Toole, Western Representative, 1960-63
F.7 Larry Miller, International Representative, 1972-74
F.8 Charles Devlin, Quebec Representative, 1954-69
F.9 Charles Devlin, resignation & replacement, 1963-4
Canadian Labour Congress Correspondence (C.L.C. & C.C.L.)
BOX 52
F.1 Circulars and pamphlets
F.2 Circular letters, 1957-60
F.3 Correspondence from H.G. Rhodes, Regional Director, 1951-55
F.4 C.C.L. Executive Council correspondence and publicity, 1954-58
F.5 C.C.L., Ottawa, correspondence, 1950-62
Ontario Federation of Labour and Bowling Tournament
BOX 53
F.1 O.F.L. Correspondence, 1955-66
F.2 O.F.L. Correspondence, circulars and pamphlets, 1969-71
F.3-10 Bowling Tournament material, 1959-67
Financial Correspondence, International, Regional and Local
BOX 54
F.1 District 6 Bank Accounts and Financial Correspondence, 1954-66
F.2 District 6 Invoices and miscellaneous financial correspondence
F.3 Local Union financial statements, locals 206, 235, 295, 1958-65
F.4 Financial report and recapitulation, 1963-64 (with a short history of the U.C.G.W. in
Canada and membership graph)
F.5 International Executive Board, financial, 1959
F.6 Confidential International Financial Report, 1964
F.7 Local financial secretaries’ material, 1956-62
General Correspondence, A-Z
BOX 55
F.1 Ball Brothers, Indiana, Agreements and Rates, 1952-53
F.2 Foreign Glass, 1953-54
F.3 “Lite a Bike” safety programme, 1964
F.4 Office Staff, correspondence relating to, 1954-64
F.5 Pension Plans, 1960-65
F.6 Photographs, 1960s
F.7 Religion and Labour Council of Canada, 1957-65
F.8 Royal Commission on Health Services, 1961
F.9 Select Committee on Labour Relations, 1958
F.10 Standard Hour Wage Incentive Plan, 1961
F.11 Workers’ Health Conference, 1961
Section III Conventions, Conferences, Elections, Referenda, Seminars
The publicity, circulars and correspondence relating to international, regional and local
U.G.C.W. gatherings are all included in this section, as is a small amount of conference and
convention material from associations other than the U.G.C.W.
International Conventions, Elections, Referenda
BOX 56
F.1 18th Biennial Convention, 1968
F.2 19th Biennial Convention, 1970
F.3 Election of International Officers, 1969-71
F.4 Constitutional referendum vote, March 1970
F.5 Constitutional referendum vote, September 1970
F.6 Election of International Officers, 1971
F.7 Election of International Officers, 1973-75
BOX 57
F.1 Container Glass Policy Conferences, 1960-67
F.2 Container Glass Policy Conferences, 1967
F.3 Peninsula Union Representatives Meetings, 1963
F.4 International Labour Conference, Geneva, 1961
F.5 Automation and Social Change Conference, 1963
F.6 Constitutional Referendum Election, 1966
F.7 Election of International Officers, 1967-69
F.8 Constitutional Referendum, 1968
F.9 Biennial Convention, 1966
Regional and National Policy Conferences, Seminars etc.
BOX 58
F.1 U.G.W. Educational Seminar, 1969
F.2 Special Meeting, Ontario Locals, 1970
F.3 Weekend Seminar, Port Elgin, 1970
F.4 Weekend Seminar, Port Elgin, 1971
F.5 Glassworkers’ Seminar, 1971
F.6 Weekend Seminar, Port Elgin, 1972
F.7 Special Meeting, Montreal, 1971
F.8 Local Unions of Region 3 Meeting, 1972
F.9 Fourth annual seminar, Port Elgin, 1973
BOX 59
F.1 Seminar, Hamilton,
1958
F.2 Seminar, Wallaceburg,
1958
F.3 Seminar, Wallaceburg,
1959
F.4 Conference of Local
Union Presidents, June 1959
F.5 Ballots Received,
April, 1961
F.6 District 6 Educational
Conference, 1961-62
F.7 National Policy Conference,
1961-62
F.8 Container Glass Conference,
Hamilton, February 1964
F.9 Container Glass Conference,
Hamilton, May 1964
F.10 Wage Rate Comparison, Container
Glass Locals, Oct. 1964
F.11 Educational Policy Conference,
Nov. 1964
F.12 Social Security Conference, 1965
F.13 Container Glass Policy Conference,
Hamilton, 1965
F.14 Policy Conference, P.Q., Oct.
1965
F.15 Policy Conference, P.Q., Dec.
1965
F.16 District 6 Staff Meeting, Jan.
1967
F.17 Container Glass Policy Conference,
Jan. 1967
F.18 Western School, Burnaby, 1967
F.19 Container Glass Policy Conference,
Vancouver, 1967
F.20 Stewards’ School, 1967
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