PHOTOS BY NORMAN GARCIA

= Above, were delegates from Fraser Valley, B.C. Local 1-3567 following the
officer’s report. Top right, (I. to r.) were Dennis Deveau, the Steelworkers’ lobbyist
in Ottawa, and William Klinefelter, Steel’s Washington, D.C. head lobbyist. Across,
right, were, I. tor., District 3 staff representative and safety coordinator Mike Park
and head legal counsel Paula Turtle.

= Above, (left) were delegates from Local 1-207 in Alberta. Above, middle
Steelworkers-IWA Council officer Joe da Costa (I.) presented a certificate

of appreciation to Local 1-80 member Tim McGonigle for participating in a ol
municipal election. Brother McGoinigle was elected as an alderman in 2
Lake Cowichan. Third and fourth from left, above, were Steelworker

Benefits plan rep Alex McKinnon and Doug Olthius, now department head
for the Steelworkers Humanities Fund and International Affairs. Across

left were the USWA’s International office’s Gerry Fernandez who spoke on
the importance of strategic campaigns and Keith Romig of PACE, who
spoke on international solidarity in the forest industry. Across, right was
Saskatchewan Local 1-184 president Paul Hallen.

= Above photos, left to right, were New Brunswick
Local 1-306 president Mario Fortunato and Port
Alberni, B.C’s Local 1-85’s Bill Randles, Local 1-85’s
Dale Oberg, Duncan B.C. Local 1-80’s Carmen Rocco,
and Kelowna B.C.’s Local 1-423’s Glenn Duffield.
Pictures bottom row, left to right, were Courtenay,
B.C. Local 1-363’s Leslie McNabb, Jim Magg of Local 1-
2174 (Loggers/Vancouver) and Port Alberni Local 1-
85's Dave Steinhaeur.

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