NJM/CLI hosts party

During a week of hard work and long days at Pack Expo, NJM/CLI treated customers and friends to a fun-filled night of Chicago's best blues music.

Oct 31, 2004

Held at the famous Blue Chicago nightclub, about 200 Pack Expo-goers took a mid-week break one night to enjoy the private party, which featured the music of Willy Kent and the Gents with Patricia Scott stepping in as lead vocalist.

NJM/CLI, together with their business partners, Bosch Packaging Technology and Cremer Speciaalmachines, lightened spirits with great music, dancing and plenty of food and drink.

The party is a tradition, having been held mid-week during Pack Expo since 1996.

Pictured: (from left to right) NJM/CLI's Michel Lapierre, Daniel Lapierre, Louise Lafleur, Marc Lapierre and Charles Lapierre.

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