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tion. e of the Ladysmitl fos]
RIEF obtained Sane Me Wan | tal eropndation ae: Sota Toate i Cee nor
“id . i <i : a neendet of Mohawk Handle | sentative of that Sub-Local, and| terest in the present activities
Ltd. at Youbou Mill. Ap- |characteristically entered enthu- | of the IWA. At various meetings
istrict Pres: nication hag been ade for | 8 sias ara in promoting the build-| fe was. confronted by numerous
; ificatic al fa- a new hospital. i i i i
ih e Executive Committee of the B:C. Fee cian Held a6 tie |e eee
: tee required to make another pilgrim aes received United Church of Ladysmith, zs
See to place before the Cabin 1-80, TWA, Aeeb ae saliow: with the committal service being | ,,inethe following 4 report con:
’ garding contemplated changes in the pes, | ing in tribute to.a deceased mem-| conducted by Brother John F.| ‘S17 ct Hollowan accra
Relations Board. I may say that we were | ber: Colwell, Chairman of the Lady-| “J. Stewart Alsbury, President
some interesting conversations on the subject. “Tt is with deepest regret that | smith IWA Sub-local. of B.C. District Cone, having
we report the eee e Brother eres ee large gathering of | been invited by the Gord a ey ver
| te you haa tw % Fred Svensso1 x Syens-|IWA B: others! and Sisters who | Camp Committee to
weal thie van hig wishes, what|son was vel Bea een widely | gath bed to pay their last re-|their camp, visited ane Seal
ee ee vane known as an kere worker for sana jncluded Ernest Boulet, | Union and, accompanied by Ernie
5 el Yd wish for a husband | the IWA, serving on committees, Eanes, aoe of Local 1-80, | Boulet, Business Agent, journey-
DeTie! signing up new members and do- | and 1 Jacob Holst, Finan-|ed to Gordon River to address a
i aoe one. But what about|ing everything possible to pro-| cial eas ry of Local 1-363, | large gathering.
Pare ve ey mote our organization. Twa “Brother Alsbury reported on
save the second fe was formerly a chairman ganization activities recent- | the WA. Convention at Po nee

pus i saw how the first turned i a Ladysmith sub-Local, aaa ly eile by Business Agent | Oregon, and slkow
sf ore recently served on the Com- | Ernie Boulet throughout Bear| Convention at Toronto.

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