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there is still time for these clubs to roll up their
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rget of every member signing up a new read-
ini, speedy. some results of that decision have come

“0 the office. If everyone would get in their own
d sign up a new reader we would go way

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vier bell River, North Surrey, Whalley

ook at the score-board. Four clubs are over the
and many more are within striking distance.
th € of the clubs with the biggest quotas have done
© best job. While some clubs with small quotas
done relatively little.

lub of the week is NORTH BURNABY, which
48 made its quota of 40 and is pressin
Orable mention is South Burnaby,
'y Dock, Electrical,

g on. Up for

Waterfront,

Frank Rogers,

BERLAND,
and Grand-

g last week

| those produced here.”

NOTES

F.U.B.C. Convention

It has been announced that}
the annual convention of the
Farmers Union of B.C. will be
held in Langley Hall on Nov.|
28 and 29.

F.U.B.C. District Convention

At the District Convention |
of the Farmers Union of B.C.|
held in Walnut Grove, Lang-|
ley -on Oct. 19th a resolution|
was passed that ‘no force fed |
fowl or other meats be per-
mitted to enter the country,”’|
an obvious reference to such}
imports from the U.S.

Another resolution called
for the presentation of a brief
to the next session of the legis-
lature in Victoria urging the
government to “restrict im-
ports of farm produce which
are brought in just prior to
our own coming on the market
and glutting our market. Fur-
ther that all imports be of
equal or superior quality to

FARM |

Officers elected were: Vern
Stewart, Director and A. E.
Bolton as alternate director.
Women’s Director will be Mrs.
MacFarlane with Hazel Bolton
as alternate.

I.F.U.C. Policy Statement

The following are extracts
from the October, 1960, policy
statement of the Inter-Provin-
cial Farm Union Councils
(representing the farm unions}

| Association of United Ukrain-

assistant to the national. secre-

Ukrainians in convention
at Vancouver November 5-6

The the celebrations in 1961 to
commemorate the 70th anni-
versary of Ukrainian people in
Canada. It will also mark the
centenary since the death of
Mitch Sago of Toronto,|the great Ukrainian poet,
Taras Shevchenko.

This celebration plan in-
cludes a festival of Ukrainian
executive-of the AUUC. The!songs, music and dances in
convention will prepare for} Vancouver which will culmin-
ae oe ae % — | ate in the national Festival in
of the four western provinces} Toronto next July 1.
and Ontario). | The Association is prepar-

“Mutual Self Help: I.F.U.C./ing a display of folk handi-
realizes that farmers. can do/| craft and books, a lecture tour
much for themselves by group|by ‘scholars of Shevchenko.
action. On the one hand they| There will be several publica-
can’ stabilize markets by regu-| tions in Ukrainian and Eng-
lating supply through producer | lish on the life of this great
marketing boards. On the] writer and a volume of Eng-
other hand they can cut down} lish translations of his works,
operating costs by procuring] There will be a convention
goods and services or by farm-|} banquet on Sat., Nov. 4, at
ing co-operatively. |6:30 p.m., and, on Sunday,

“TF.U.C., therefore, urges| Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. in the Russian
the establishment of producer) Peoples Home, 600 Campbell
marketing boards on a region-| Ave., a concert will be given
al, provincial or national basis} by the Vancouver branch of
depending on the nature of the} the Association.
commodity concerned. | This week the National

“Tt also urges the expansion | Shevchenko Festival Commit-
of co-operative facilities, par-| tee announced that advance
ticularly in the field of farm| ticket sales to the Festival to
supplies, always having in| be held July 1, 1961 in Tor-
mind that such co-operative] onto’s Varsity Arena, are now

11th convention of the

ian Canadians will be held on
November 5 and 6 at 805 E.
Pender St.

Mr.

tary, will address the conven-}
tion in behalf of the national

facilities must be available to}
all who want to use them on|
a- basis of equal rights and}

on sale. Tickets are $3.00,
$2.50, $2.00 and $1.50 and can
be ordered by writing to 42

obligations.” | Roncesvalles Ave., Toronto 3.

TARGE

Press Club

Adwanees =-— =< ~—J \ 40
Bayview. == —S—= x 10
Broadway —-------- 45
Broulers’._=—- === eo PO
Dry. Dock --------- 25
East: Ends: = 2 3=- =< 10
Wlectuical: —._- _—-.- 50
Frank Rogers —----- 15
Gebreid 22 os ‘10
Grandview: =------~ 20
Hastings East ----~ 50
Kensington --—------ x 40
“Mt. Pleasant ------- 35
Niilo' Makela ------ ¥ 10
Norquay ---------- 30
Olgin: ------------- 10
Pine? 2. os 10
Pt. Grey.:=--=------ 40
Rigid: ~.--+-=------- 10
Strathcona —------- 20
Seamen-———---=-- 15
Victory Square ---- 35
Waterfront —=------ 20
West End: —_------ 15
North Burnaby ---. 40
South Burnaby -.-. 40
North Van. City --. 40
North Van. District. 25

City Miscellaneous _ -75
TOTAL. ACHIEVED

GREATER VANCOUVER
Target Achieved

T 1,500 SUBS

VANCOUVER ISLAND

; : Target Achieved
PF Albernis« As .* = 40 21

14 a
9 Campbell River _-_-_ 30 25
33 ee. Cowichan __<______ 35 15
ee Cumberland _______ 25 36
d Hee hiking es See 100 40
19 Parknvane 10 =
2 Victoria’. A 75 14
35 PROVINCE :
10 Ft" Lanttey. .- = 25 8
1 Haney & Maple Ridge . 45 19
17 Kamloops: :__.----~-- 20 10
21 bedner - 10 2
17 y Michel-Fernie*__-_=- 15 5
17 SWIBSIOME: fe sk 15 5
1 MIN BIN Oe 10 1
14 New Westminster __ 35 15
1 Notch. -Hillk soso: 15 9
9 *Powell River __-_-- 30 18
21 Steveston’ _2:-2..-. 5 1
5 N. Surrey & Whalley 35 25
9 South Surrey. -___-- 10 3
32 A Trail-Rossland —~~~- 20 4
16 NeTNGM. es 20 a
19 Correspondence:____ 10 3
17 PROVINCE MISCELLANEOUS
40 Prince Rupert __-_- 10 2
33 Salmon Arm _2_-=- 10 3
22 Sointula: 22. seu. 25 5
8 Miscellaneous ______ 15 18
23 TOTAL ACHIEVED 309
GRAND TOTAL 77.

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