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GREETINGS

MAY DAY GREETINGS

1970
THE YEAR OF THE

LENIN CENTENARY

* A COMPLETE LINE OF
LENIN’S WORKS NOW IN STOCK
SEND FOR LIST TO:

CO-OP BOOKSTORE

341 West Pender St., Vancouver 3, B.C.
Phone 685-5836

May Day Greetings
to the Labor Movement

from

TRADE UNION RESEARCH

Ph.: MU 1-5831

MAY DAY GREETINGS

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FELLOW TRADE UNIONISTS

FROM

MARINE & BOILERMAKERS UNION
LOCAL NO. 1

1219 Nanimo St., Vancouver 6, B.C.
Phone 254-8204

The Trip of a Lifetime!

EXPO 70 &

Trans-Siberian Railway

Contact:

GLOBE TOURS

2679 E. Hastings St.,

253-1221 Vancouver 6, B.C.

254-2313

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Beaver Transfer

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Moving
Packing
Storage

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573 East Hastings St.
Phone 254-3711

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: Greetings
On Labour's Holiday
from

ECONOMY STORE

123 East Hastings.
Ph. 681-7014

A Complete Line of
Men's Furnishings.
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Workers
Benevolent Assn.
Of Canada

Progressive Fraternal Society
Caters to all your needs in the
Life Insurance field

LIFE INSURANCE
ENDOWMENTS
PENSION PLANS
WEEKLY BENEFITS
Apply to: B.C. office at

805 East Pender St. or

National Office at
595 Pritchard Ave.
Winnipeg 4, Manitoba

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Jack Phillips photo

VETERANS HONORED at the McEwen banquet included, from left to right: Olga Turple, Ebb Evans, Was
Turple, Dora Bjarnson, Ethel Clarke, Joe Wallace, Sigga Bardal, Ted Bardal, Lil Stoneman, Israel Levine, Mary
Kiceluk, Bob Towle, Annie Stewart, Mary Klegg, Bill Shaw, John Larson, Jules Stelph (only surviving B.C.
charter member of the party), Tom McEwen, Lena Skehor, Commander Eck Morrison, Helen Mathieson, Peter
Munro. Absent when photograph was taken were Valdi Swainson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiggins, Sara

Rosman, Nick Stevens, Pat Foley and Bert Monk.

Urge ‘no’ vote in Victoria

In a statement released over
the signature of Ernie Knott,
the Victoria Branch of the Com-
munist Party of Canada urged
Victoria City ratepayers to vote
against the new $6,300,000 Five
Year Capital Budget on April 30.

“The fact, that 70 percent of
the money is earmarked for
street work to serve the
downtown business area and that
there is nothing in the budget for
residential streets and services,
shows that the by-law is designed
to serve downtown business
interests.

“There are no plans or money
for the improvement of parks
and recreational services in our
residential districts.

“City hall is using such
popular terms as ‘pollution
control’ and ‘environmental

improvements’ in order to fool
voters into believing that the
bylaw is of a progressive

May Day Greetings to
our many friends and
customers from
Polowy's
HOME FANCY
SAUSAGES

264 E. Hastings St.
Ph. MU 4-3613

Complete line of
Scandinavian Imports

_ May Day Greetings

To Our Friends & Customers

TED HARRIS LTD.

Paint & Wallpaper
Wholesale and Retail

757 East Hastings St., Vancouver 4.
PHONE 255-2627

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MAY DAY GREETINGS

TO OUR MEMBERS
&

FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS IN THE B.C.

LABOR MOVEMENT

UNITED FISHERMEN and ALLIED WORKERS UNION

138 East Cordova St., Vancouver 4, B.C.

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nature, but analysis shows that
only about 5 percent of the
money is to be used for those
purposes. j

“City ratepayers should reject

this new budget too and tell
to come up with

Council
something better for the resi-
dential taxpayer.”

May Day
Greetings
to all
our friends

from

FEDERATION OF
RUSSIAN-CANADIANS

600 Campbell Ave.
Vancouver 4, B.C.

to the Progressive

Movement from

A.U.U.C.
COUNCIL

805 E. Pender St.|

Hall available at reasonable
rates for weddings, ban-
quets, etc., with or without
catering.

For Further

Information:

Ph. AL 4-3436 —

May Day Greetings :

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