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vention, numbered 14 and we

Ken McCaffrey, P. Laiseau, J. ne
loway, P. Benen J. T. Atkinson, J. Colwell, F.,.Telford and A.

ilmore, W. Steuf, G. Smythe, J. Gal-
Abercrombie and B. Geddes.

LOCAL 1-367, Haney delegates numbered nine and were: Sarah Cyr,
Muriel Adams (alternate). R. A. Clarke, Mary Friesen, Neil Sha’

We Le pee, E. Del Rio, Harold Shaw, S. J. Robinson and F. O'
Laughlin,

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE, Chairman, Rae Eddie, Local 1-357, Secretary R. F."“Dick” Cannell, pre:
pared recommendations on 64 resolutions at IWA District Convention. Other members of committee:
A. H. Good, Roy Whittle, George Collis, Z. Lilley, W. §. Lynch, W. R. Dunlop, J. Holst, Frank Howard,
George Smythe and Wayne Agnew.

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IWA WOMEN’S AUXILIARIES, represented at IWA District Convention by 12 fraternal delegates,
confer during conyention with delegates’ wives, and convention visitors on plans for expansion of W.
A. activities in 1950. .

E, IWA District Convention, Nanaimo, prepared an exhaustive review
No, 1. Committtee members were: Joe Morris, Chairman; Joe Mad-
C, Crockett, Agnes Harrison, N. Crabtree, A, Rowbottom, F. O'-

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