Continuing efforts’ will be

strengthen the. chamber ‘of
commerce ; “movement: . in.
‘British Columbia, Robert A.
-Petrick, the newly-elected.
"president.
this week

“There i is growing interest _
in. our organization, but we
..feel more can be done to
‘attract members,” said
Petrick, following the ‘C of
C’s 28th annual-meeting held
last weekend at the ‘In-

North Van judge 105

North Vancouver
provincial. court
Nancy Morrison will be the
keynote speaker at the
Second -Congress on

Education scheduled for
Hotel Vancouver June 17-

20.

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Late Thurs. N

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made in the coming: “year to.

of «the: B.C...

-Chamber: of Commerce, said _.Named as first vice-president

“for the -ensuing yeat.:was < formation on government

‘ROBERT A. PETRICK

judge.
p.m. Sunday, June 17. Pre- —
_in the Vancouver Island .

North Vancouver.

Petrick, ‘who is "from * “ tbroughou B. Cc (there . is
Dawson Creek,

Jack Greenwood of West :
Vancouver: as president.

provide
_ businessmen ‘with in-

another - West Vancouver. programs ‘and to refer them
"resident, Ronald K. Wood, to. appropriate : government
B.C. manager of the: com- © departments when they have
Pa division of Honeywell - problems," he explained.
Petrick said one of the - - One. area of. attention toe
chamber’s ‘accomplishments the B.C. chamber in the next
th past year was the year will be to, encourage

Registration for - the —
congress is at Hotel Van
couver from 10 a.m. to 7 -

registered delegates register
Room while on-site and -

social event registration is in
the Board Room.

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government to develop road’ chamber's executive
access-.to the oil, gas and committee represent | all

coal..areas .of ‘tiortheastern. regions of the province now, —

B.C:, Petrick'said. He noted, in conttast to the situation in
also, that - further. ‘past -years.. when:
development of coal Mainland. chambers °
deposits in. that region: is - to dominate the executive...’ -
awaiting. improved “rail 3 ,

along

peaking.
~ oe, - _ * = fines, Robert G. Hutchison,
‘. ' president’ of? the. North

There: are «amu, ‘Vancouver Chamber- of.

80 individual chambers of Commerce, described ~ this:
commerce, with 20,000 year’s. annual meeting.as a
members from the business “small “chamber” .

vention. | ‘As: the host
the provincial body.. Petrick chamber, and one of the ;
said’ the People, on the B. Cc. biggest in B. au the North |

These are just a few of the numerous SPECIALS far too many to mention.
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sessions, he added. 1

“We supported: almost ‘all

of the. resolutions: that were
passed; but we: felt that the
. smaller chambers

should

have an. opportunity to get
on their feet: and express

their views. I'm: glad’ to say
they. did that,” Hutchison
‘said.

> ‘The ‘North. Vancouver

" chamber ‘will hold its own.

annual meeting on June 21.

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and continues through ‘til Sunday, June 3rd, 5:00 P.M.

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