Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1912 . more in attendance. A Red Letter Meeting. The last Convention was a red letterone, and the results of that meeting areas yet only shaping themselves; butwhen these results are fully rounded out,it will be found that the Sanitary andHeating Engineers of Canada, will reapbenefits that they only dreamed of here-tofore. The wave of organization that is pass-ing over the country at the present timeis one of the results of these Annual Con-ventions, and this alone is of such greatimportance to the welfare of the MasterPlumber or Fitter, that
Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1912 . more in attendance. A Red Letter Meeting. The last Convention was a red letterone, and the results of that meeting areas yet only shaping themselves; butwhen these results are fully rounded out,it will be found that the Sanitary andHeating Engineers of Canada, will reapbenefits that they only dreamed of here-tofore. The wave of organization that is pass-ing over the country at the present timeis one of the results of these Annual Con-ventions, and this alone is of such greatimportance to the welfare of the MasterPlumber or Fitter, that even if no otherresults were attained, this one fact willhave made the National Convention athing to be looked upon by the Sanitaryand Heating Engineer as an unmixedblessing. The Advertising Campaign. The Calgary & H. E. has embark-ed upon a campaign of advertising andpublicity among the members of thecraft in Canada and also among themanufacturers and supply men, and in-tend making this campaign a very far-reaching one. They have sent lists of. f. a. McVeigh. the Master Plumbers, etc., in each Prov-ince to the Provincial Vice-Presidents,with a request that they check same, cut-ting out such names as are no longerconnected with the trades and addingsuch new names as may have started inthe business. Every Sanitary and Heat-ing Engineer on these lists will receive apersonal invitation to attend the Con-vention, and be asked that if they can-not attend themselves, to use all theirefforts to see that the district in whichthey carry on business is represented byat least one delegate. If the members of our craft will onlyawaken to the fact that in united actionlies the future of the Sanitary and Heat-ing business of the Dominion, and that this future can be shaped by the Mastersthemselves; the result will be a recordattendance at this Convention, and agigantic step forward upon the path thatwe are all treading. Goal is in goal is in sight, but what formthat goal will t
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