Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1912 . the past years, both in as-sisting to get the association so faralong and also in promoting a betterfeeling among its members, who now dont want to scratch each others eyesout. The association held their semi-annual convention at Moncton on the25th of June in the Pythian Temple,which was well attended. All the localswere fairly well represented and onegentleman from Summerside, , aMr. Webber, wanted information regard-ing association work. All Summersidewants is someone acquainted with or-ganization work and the Canadian so-c
Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1912 . the past years, both in as-sisting to get the association so faralong and also in promoting a betterfeeling among its members, who now dont want to scratch each others eyesout. The association held their semi-annual convention at Moncton on the25th of June in the Pythian Temple,which was well attended. All the localswere fairly well represented and onegentleman from Summerside, , aMr. Webber, wanted information regard-ing association work. All Summersidewants is someone acquainted with or-ganization work and the Canadian so-ciety will have another Province includ-ed in the list of associations. I thank you gentlemen for the honoryou have placed in me in electing me tothis office, and trust in the followingyear you will elect an officer betterqualified for the office. With best wishes for the conventionat Calgary, I am, Yours faithfully. Win. Watson,Vice-President for New Brunswick. On motion of Mr. Gordon, secondedby Mr. Watts, this report was handedto resolution L. LeGrow, Ontario Vice-President. Report From British Columbia. Report from British Columbia wasread by Mr. Frankland, assistant secre-tary. Mr. Orr prepared the report, beingunable to be present. The report is asfollows:— I sincerely regret my inability to at-tend the annual convention to be held atCalgary, but as Provincial vice-presidentof British Columbia, I wish to report tothe convention the progress we havemade in Vancouver towards organizingour master plumbers. British Columbia is a young Province,and is growing so rapidly that the men inour line are all very busy, and thoughfeeling the need of an association, couldnot spare the time from their business,to devote to organizing a society. For-tunately we obtained the services fMr. J. 0. Sawkens, a former masterplumber, and an advocate of organiza-tion. He interviewed some of the lead-16 ing master plumbers of our city and in-terested them in a scheme of organiza-tion,
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