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Banquet. (Left) Di: Secretary George Mitchell, Banquet Chairman,
Mrs sbury, Alderman J. Cornett, Acting’ Mayor.

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DISPLAY of Vancouver Labor Council Education Committee at-
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Labor, Howard Conquergood. (Left) Jim Bury, Howard Conquer-
good, Frank Dean and Les Laxton, Local 1-357.

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