Brief urges changes

The B.C, Committee of the
Communist Party has sent abrief
to the Electoral Boundaries Com-
Mission for B.C. strongly urging
Teconsideration of the boundar-
ls of the two newly created
federal constituencies.

The two ridings arw Vancouver-
North Shore and Okanagan-Koot-
nay. The Commission proposes
to do away with the present
Coast-Capilano riding and cut
“) the present boundaries. A
Splinter of it from Lynn Valley
fast is to be attached to Burna-

Y-Seymour,

Pointing out that there are no
direct connections between the
astern portions of the North
‘Shore and Burnaby, the brief
Points out that such an arrange-
ae would be wrong in principle.
a8 ut six to seven thousand North

Te citizens would be involved.

aa brief points out that the
Stow of North Vancouver and
Bai, Vancouver District is a
a ‘suous community with com-
3 n interests, common means
Media and communication and
cs. It states that these
S 4 are “as distinctly differ-
Tom those of Burnaby as
ere separated geographic-

The brief proposes that a bet=

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in riding boundaries

ter arrangement ‘Would be to
Separate North and West Van-
couver than to cut off and isolate
Lynn Valley, Seymour Heights,
Woodland, Dollarton and Deep
Cove areas, It proposes the new
riding end at the Capilano River
on the west and that West Van-
couver be included in the Coast-
Chilcotin riding.

Also pointed out in the brief
is that area proposed for Okan-
agan-Kootenay is too separated
geographically, economically and
politically to provide a satis-
factory basis for representation.
It says that Cranbrook, Kimber-
ley, Crows Nest Pass areas have
very little connection with the
Okanagan Valley.

The Communist Party brief
says that the new horseshoe-
shaped riding would haveno links
as far as communications, press,
radio or political organizations
are concerned, “Social and poli-
tical intercourse between these
two distinctly separated areas
are unnatural, if not impossible,”
it says.

It proposes that the Okanagan
and Kootenay areas be defined
into separate constituencies with

- eastern and western boundaries

following generally the mountain
ridges of the Valley.

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GREATER VANCOUVER VANCOUVER ISLAND
CLUB SUBS PAPER SALES . | CLUB SUBS PAPER SALES
OuotalAchiev.| QuotalAchiev. : Quota] Achievj Quota}Achiev.
Hillbencet SO ee Weise Pe re 7
Campbell River 15 _ 5 _
Broadway 70 10 | 20 =
Cumberland 20 2 5 _
Frank Rogers 20 = 10 = P
Georgia 10 oS 5 = Cowichan 40] — 10 4
é Nanaimo ays) 1 50 12
Nae, ' 70 $1219 ss Victoria 50 14420
iilo Makela 10 _ a — a
Olgin 10 3 ce a Totals 210 54415 25
Point Grey 35] — 10 1 DEWDNEY
_Vanc. East 120 14 | 40 20 {| Haney-Map.-Rg. 20 4 3 _
South Vanc. 50 3 1620 -- Mission 1034 Z a
Victory Square 40 3 {10 — Totals 30 4 5 —
West End 20 - J -
North Burnaby 60 8 | 10 4 Se
Edmonds 25 o 15 _ Ramopes 1S . : ea
North Shore 60:}uo4 1-110 ge Notch Hil ee as Fa 4
City Mise. 10515 1100 1x a8 rhe Jat See Be
Totals 670 | 65 |285 | 47 Totals Pa nat ig A A
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PROVINCIAL GENERAL 4 Coquitlam 15 5 sae
Ft. Langle 20 -
Fernie-Michel 10 1 3 = Paine ‘ 8 is ; _-
Powell River 25 1 5 = New West. 45 3.4.10 -
Rupert 5 1 5 = South Surrey 22 2 2 -
Sointula 15 LAs =< Surrey TS i 2k 30 _
Trail Rossland 45 2 5 = Totals 185 | -7 | 63 _
Correspon. 30 3 5 = Prov. Totals 641 | 32 |225 29
Prov. Misc. 35 4 5 mm City Totals 670] 65 |285 47
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Notice To Provincial Readers

PT Circulation Manager Jerry Shack will
visit a number of provincial points in the
immediate future in connection with our Cir-
culation Drive. His itinerary will be as

follows:

Saturday and Sunday, September 25 and 26,
Kamloops, .

Monday and Tuesday morning, September
27 and 28 — Notch Hill.

Tuesday evening and Wednesday, September
28 and 29 — Vernon,

Thursday, September 30 — Nelson,

Friday to Monday, October 1 to 4 — Trail

and District,

A couple of weeks after returning from
the Interior, Shack will leave for Vancouver
Island where his schedule will read:

Monday and Tuesday, October 18 and 19 —
Nanaimo,

Wednesday and Thursday, October 20 and
21— Albernies,

Friday and Saturday, October 22 and 23 —
Cumberland,

Sunday, October 24 — Campbell River,

Monday and Tuesday, October 25 and 26 —
Lake Cowichan,

Wednesday and Thursday, October 27 and
28 — Victoria;

All Press Clubs mentioned in the areas above
will be laying plans in order to best utilize
the PT Circulation Manager’s visit to their
locality as a means of pressing on to ful-
filling of Drive targets, __

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