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B.C. LUMBER WORKER “February 11, 1952

Delegates to Women’s Auxiliaries Conference

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OFFICERS’ REPORT COMMITTEE, A. Archibald Chairman dealt with thorny problems of internal
administration and weathered the test with flying colors.

SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS committee were praised for the efficient DONT LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU i

job performed in active supervision of convention arrangements and
voting.

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DISTRICT PRESIDENT, J. Stewart Alsbury.was master of cere- Its sole benind!
monies at Convention Banquet, at which International President A. F.
Hartung was the principal guest of honor. (Left) Mrs, Alsbury, J, S.

Alsbury, A. F. Hartung, and Mrs. Joe Morris,

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