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< 1 i*?czs8fcazx&- V ? . r.wini.oC, .../aj.-J.. Shannon- Kermighun Omdal Reporter PLAINTIFF'S ^Quebec Asbestos Mining Association^ exhibit: *' 0 GSANnr^AUlE EPT -- SUITE 1W ' FK~~T86" eej C, B. Burnett - GHQ 'D, T# Crltcr, J R. K. Kuteheeon J. 0. Tfdy June 13, 1969. OW2EC 4. out. Tww.i 1SS473I y-** Mr. K. V. Lindell*' Mr. Cughtred Mr. F. ?. Smith Mr. R. J. Morrill Mr. J. A. Rein Mr. M. J. Ressel Mr. R.S. Coleman Mr. I. S ebcurin Mr. Ceo. Robinson ' Canadian Johns-Manviile Co. Ltd. . Asbestos Corporation Limited Bell Asbestos.Mines Limited -- Carey-Cenedian Mines Limited ...... Flintkcta Mines Limited Lake Asbestos of Quebec Limited - National Asbestos Minas Limited mm Counsel - QAMA - Treasurer - QAMA Dea r Sirs: Minutes of the Special Meeting held on April 12th and 15th at Clear-acer, Florida, were approved at the 'lest regular meeting cf the Association held on June the 9th,' with the proviso that the second paragraph of page 3 cf the minutes of the meeting cf April 12th end the second sentence of the. first psrsgrson of page 2 cf the minutes cf the meeting of April 19th be eliminated. Accordingly, uicula you kindly destroy said page - and I page 2 and supstituta the a toadied revised peges. PAF/dc Paneral Manager. !'*/ urd: - i *:; :*?- --S' I - rr-mm--- ' * - -- -.. ^rl: . * * .- \ * .. , -.v... 8. industry as a whole sill oo.no cut ir. good shops in most of its now strong positions. ' should new bs in s position to effectively seek from Quebecand Ottawa Governments subsidies to support the implementstian of cur programme. At this point, the Chairman remarked that sufficient funds were available; it is assumed that Cassisr will continue its annual con tribution of SIS,EGO. end it has been decided that Advocate Hinas -'= rouid participate in the programme. > In ar.siisr to a cusstior., it woo agreed that a copy of Or. BcDonald's report should go"" to the Union prior to relt.*:-ng seme for public consumption. 'AD.'C'J.qvfC'.'T There being no further business, the meeting wee formally eojourn.ec. '-.y j.v-x$*:: - Paul A. Filtaeu, General hanecer k Srorrttry. -.v. *. .sO-Viw.rj.-.->^CTv->a-.d V . _ *. I * - VI :iv r/ ;c > - * --- V .t > ' 'i M ;i fvirf* 11'* i - - /, -- 9. Counsel of the Association bs discussed between himself end the Directors. Cr.VESAL gUST.vrSS CDKDTTIDWS -*1' 5tr In ths U.S., supply end demand in industry ars in balsnee. In spits of tbs change in Government Administration, inflation is still rampant. Capital axpanditurss ars expected to be some 14J( higher in 1969. The long term outlook for ths construction industry is strong? from 1,652,COO housing starts originally forecast a reduced eetlmete still points to 1,575,CCQ starts. ' In U. K. , the political situation is still bad. Plents ere running far fcalca capacity. fibre eelea to U.K, are not likely to improve, rsrtur.ctsly, ths textile ir.cuetry is very active in spit; of the dreeced health.problsm. In Canada, it was observed thetcertain companies were enjoying o period of profitless prosperity.^ However, leaders were mere opti mistic for r9xt year. As rsgtrds future developments, it was anrcur.csd that in connection with the Asbestos Hill project a concen trate end fibre treatment plant, having a espeoity of some 112,112 tons of group 4 end 5* fibre, could very likely be built in one cf the Benelux countries. 11 o * r im. There being no further fcuainess, the meeting was formally adjourned. Paul A. riltesu, Caneral Ksnagar & Secretary, .../April 19th