PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT: TWI COMMUNITY ASSOCATION OF CANADA’S GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING

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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

Twi Community Association of Canada is inviting all Twi members in Canada to a general assembly meeting that is taking place on November 1^st 2014 in the town of Duchess, Alberta. The main agenda for the meeting is the election of new executive body.

The venue is Duchess Community Hall, 255 Margaret Avenue West, Duchess, Alberta. The town of Duchess is located 15 minutes north of Brooks. Members coming in from far, and in need of transportation from Calgary International Airport, can contact Twi Representative in Calgary: Gabriel Ayach Akech for travel arrangements to and from Brooks.

The meeting/elections shall run from 10: 00 am to 5:00 pm. The general public is, however, invited to a dance party featuring western music and traditional African folksongs as from 8:00 pm till closing at 1:00 am. All Twi members aspiring for leadership positions are advised to contact Twi Electoral Committee:

Reuben Mayen Garang (204) 599 0143

Deng Kuany Giet (403) 305 8724

Kuir Garang Kuir

Michael Nuul Mayen (780) 293 5136

David Mabior Atem (204) 334 7054

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For any other inquiry, please contact:

Mark Aruai Bol

403 870 1983

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