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1, ATTENDING the opening of the CCL Union Institute held at the
University of British Columbia, November 6-7, prior to their CCL-PAC
Meeting were, left, Henry Weisbach, CCL-PAG Director; Dan Radford,
jal Director for B.C.; George Home, Secretary, B.C. Federation
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3. SHOP STEWARD’S cles receives some expert advice from Course
Leeder Bob Smeal, standing right, and Resource Leader George Mitchell,
ding left.
S pusy REGISTRATION DESK at the Institute, Group from left, Earl
“inney, Cecil Dickjong, George Droneck, Les Laxton,
INATORS of the Institute, left, Gordon Hall, Chairman of the
FOO al Coraeaitee? Howard Conquergood, Educational Director of the
CCL; Dr. J. Friesen, Head of the University Extension Department.
INSTITUTE BANQUET SPEAKER Corl Feller, International President
5: she Brewery Workers Union, delivering his address to Institute members

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