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THERMAL INSULATION ASSOCIATION OF CANADA 583 Church Street, Toronto 5, Ontario / Telephone 927-015* April 28, 1966 Mr. J. M. Barnhart, Executive Secretary National Insulation Manufacturers Association 441 Lexington Avenue New York 17, N. Y. U. S.A. Dear Mr. Baruhart: This Association is convening an International Convention of the Insulation Industry in Montreal, Quebec, co-incident with "Expo *67" at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel From July 2nd through July 9th, 1967. For your information, our Association is comprised of members across Canada, and is primarily an Aooociation of Insulation Contractors, with representative membership!of Manufacturers and Distributpr-Suppliers (also nationally). As you may be aware, X. D. C. N. A. is convening their Twelfth Annual Convention simultaneously with that of this Association's Tilth at that time, and upon completion of their and T.LA.C.'s Annual Meetings, the Convention will evolve into a broader basis with participation of dele rations from the U. K. and possibly Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan, whereat exceptional speakers present various papers end topics of geusral interost regarding insulation and its world developments in seminar. In view of this, our Board cf Directors would welcome the opportunity to discuss the type of program in general terms that ws have in mind between our Executives, and therefore invite your participation, as it would defin itely appear to warrant your support and interest. Z trust that this will establish communication between ue on this important matter, and that we may look forward to as early reply from you Yours very truly Thermal Insulation Association of Canada HEH:DB cc: Mr. W. F. Marcuse Mr. W. H. Wilton, Jr. Mr. Ian Dewar /e/ James E. Hambly Executive Secretary