Two top executives of the International Wool Secretariat, Messrs Robert Nahas (left) and Terry Hennessy, visiting Black Forest station on the shores of Lake Benmore in the Mackenzie Country during a superfine wool production field day. The two officials were on a two-week information-gathering trip sponsored by the Wool Board. Mr Nahas is president and branch director of the Wool Bureau, the United States arm of the I.W.S. Mr Hennessy is branch director for the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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79Two top executives of the International Wool Secretariat, Messrs Robert Nahas (left) and Terry Hennessy, visiting Black Forest station on the shores of Lake Benmore in the Mackenzie Country during a superfine wool production field day. The two officials were on a two-week information-gathering trip sponsored by the Wool Board. Mr Nahas is president and branch director of the Wool Bureau, the United States arm of the I.W.S. Mr Hennessy is branch director for the United Kingdom and Ireland. Press, 13 December 1985, Page 20
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