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Amn impromptu song fest is
conducted by these members
of the Auxiliary who are, left,
; Elsie Bousfield, Elsie Parker,
Ella Stich and Marg. Besler.

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The Auxiliary members spared no effort to make the
affair a sparkling, success. Great care had been taken
to tastefully decorate the Hall and a lovely buffet supper
was provided to delight any gourmet.

For the gracious manner in which the invited guests
were welcomed, bouquets must be given to Auxi
eel Ella Stich and Auxiliary Vice-President, Elsie
Parker.

Honourable mention is also due Local 1-423 Busi-
ness Agent S. A. “Bill” Muir and Don Estacaile of Oliver
Sawmills, for their yeoman work in attending to the bar.

Included among the invited guests were Regional
President Jack Moore and Mrs. Moore and International

Assistant Director of Organization, Clayton Walls and
Mrs. Walls.

These three experts demonstrate their ability to dance the
“twist” to the obvious enjoyment of their audience.

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A look of complete surprise is registered on the face of Vic
Fast, well-known member of Local 1-423, as he is photo-
graphed talking to a friend on the side lines.

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