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1, WEEKEND EDUCATIONAL IN-
STITUTE, conducted by Local 1-357
IWA, New Westminster, April 3-4,
assembles in IWA Hall for opening
session, (Front row, left to right) Les
Loxton, Education Director, Local
1-357; Joe Madden, President, Local
1-357, and Joe Miyazawa, Interna-
tional Associate Director, Research
and Education,

2. PREPARATION FOR RADIO
PROGRAM, sponsored by Local
1-217 IWA in campalgn against Bill
28, was undertaken by these stu-
dents of the Local Union’s educa-
tional classes, durii ich they
each undertook as a ing project
. the presentation of the Union’s poli-
cies on current problems,

3. PRESIDENT JOE MADDEN,
Local 1-357 !WA, New Westminster,
opens the Local Union's Educational
Institute, April 3.

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