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Credit unions, labour
have common interest

BRANTFORD—“C redit
unions have been a common
meeting place and a common
interest of labor and manage-
ment—one approach together
towards the resolution of
problems which affect both
of them and all of us.”

This is the view of a prom-
inent public relations expert
expressed in an address to
the Brantford and District
Credit Union.

S. N. Lambert, director of
public relations for the O’-
Keefe Brewing Co. Ltd., said,
“A decade ago credit unions’
membership embraced about
six percent of the population;
today it embraces about 10
percent. In Ontario about 90
new credit unions are being
formed each year.

Because of the high cost of
credit, the inability of many
lower income families to ob-
tain cr.edit on reasonable
terms, and because a strong
purchasing power is essential
for the country’s prosperity,
enlightened industry should
support credit unions, Mr.
Lambert said.

One particularly significant
aspect of the growth of credit
unions, he said, is the role
being played by organized la-
bor. Labor unions have them-
selves sponsored 110 new
credit unions in Canada in
the past three years.

Mr. Lambert added, “And
I think this labor support is
being matched by manage-
ment support. Industry and
organized. labor have, I think,
both shown increased interest
in the credit union movement
in recent years.”

Population
explosion?

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signed to cover a class play
at a local high school. He
made his bid for literary fame
with this write up:

“The auditorium was filled
with expectant mothers ea-
gerly awaiting the appearance
of their offspring.”

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