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Labor wins victories
in several centres

A scattering of victories and the strong vote polled every-
where by labor and independent candidates contesting last
week's municipal elections demonstrated that labor, if politic-
ally active and united, can become a major challenger to re-

actioary coalitions.

In Nanaimo, a labor can-
didate, -Jack “Parker, was one
of three aldermen elected,
and in Alberni, T. F. Barnett,
former CCF MP, won a coun-
cil seat. In Fernie, where la-
bor contested all three alder-
manic vacancies, Mike Nee
outstripped his running mates
to win a seat. At Kitimat,
another labor candidate, Don
Stickney, regained the alder-
manic seat he lost last year.

In a closely contested school
board election in North Van-
couver District, an independ-
ent, Mrs. Dorothy Lynas, re-
gained the seat to which she
was first elected by acclama-
tion in 1955.

Two labor candidates were
successful in Surrey, E. D.
Wood winning a council seat
and E. Neumann = running
third in a field of five con-
testing four school board
vacancies.

Elsewhere, labor - endorsed
candidates won election al-
though straight labor candi-
dates were unsuccessful. This
was the case in New West-
minster, where Mrs. Elizabeth
Wood was elected with labor’s
endorsation as the Royal
City’s first woman mayor, and
in Burnaby, where Robert
Prittie, running as a BCA
candidate with labor’s endor-
sation, topped the polls for
council.

Following are the
SRSSASSR ASA
SEASON’S GREETINGS §

To all socialists,

who resist the
insidious seductions
of the Plunderbund,
And their minions,
the Capitalist Press
TV, Radio and Pulpit:
A full stomach and
a restful Christmas

ALLAN GRANT

Whonock
ANSARI NK MO SOA SESS

results

SCE MES OS LIES BEE WIRE YS ik Wher ty
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in municipalities contested by
labor and independents. L
designates labor, LE labor-
endorsed and I independent
candidates.

— Council: Fred Bishop,
. Barnett (L), 444; G. Lun-

elected; T. Neale, 375;. J.
0; L. Stickley, 294; R. New-

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ton, 228.

FERNIE — Council: I. Haile. 390, S.
Thorne, 340; Mike Nee (L), 267, elec-
ed; Martin Baker, 231; Orlando Caro-
lei (L), 251; H. Burrows, 203; D. Citra,
John Savage (L), 157.

NANAIMO—Council: G. Bryce, 1755;
D.-M. Greer, 1706; J. G. Parker (L),
1430, elected; E. Blackburn, 983; P.
J. Piper, 832; G: Molecy, 457; H.R.
Dean (f),-391.

Dy wa.
Allison, 2886,
, 2751; C, W. Russell,
Wilcox (L), 1628; R. Skelly
564. (Oné-year term): K. Wright,
3854, elected; A. Brown 1992; A. Schil-
ler (L), 1564.

NORTH VANCOUVER CITY—Coun-
cil: D. Humphreys, 1693; C. McDevitt,
1274; T. A. Rhodes, 1335, elected; Win-
nifred Henderson (LE), 1133; A. Ryt-
ter: PSO Pert: (ho. Soo S-
Chadwick, 830; B. Keely (L), 702; D. G

Eggo, 578.

PORT ALBERNI—Council: W. God-
dard, 1023; R. Dalton, 929;.Jack Perry,
$29, elected; D. Mallory, 769; G. Mc-
Knight (1), 579; J. Mosdell, 401; John
Seser, 253; G. Ingram (L), 246; S.
Lance (L), 182.

F. A. August,
nk Teller, 1003; H. Down, 928,
. Rice, 843; W. J. Monk, 559;
507; W. Hlina (1), 478.

VERNON—Council:
1082; Fre

VICTORIA-—Council: A. L. Curtis,
3277; A. Dowell, 4973; H. Ramsay, 4433;
E. McEwen, 3863, elected; Sallf Rogers,
2009; A. W. Toone, 2680; Elgin Neish
(I), 1480. .

EBURNABY—Council: R.. W. Prittie
362; C. G. Brown, 4886; C. W.

y, 4522; J H Edwards, 3876,

J. D. Drummond, 32

3108; G. Wilson,

W. J. Turner (I), 1570. School Board:
Hileen Dailly (LE), 6187; L. 'W. Bea-
mish, 4026; J. P. Mason, 3900, elected;
it C. Ryan, 3695; S. N. Noble, 3439;
R Hicks (L), 3107; c. B. Grey (L),
2716; R. E. Millway, 2618.

NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT —
Council: V. Barber, 2567; R. Whittle,
2422; A. Eaton, 2072, elected; W. Grif-
fin, 1975; H. Adams, 1665; H. Davis,
1662; M. Reigh, 1671; R. Griffin, 1076;
i. Birchard (L), 995.

SURREY — Council: R. Readman,
1522; E. D. Wood (L), 1489; J. F.
Johnstone, 1436, elected; H. A. Stewart,
1380; W. P. Wilson (L), 1329; W. A.
Fomich (L), 1212; G. E. Hurdle, 1223;
J R McPhee, 1210; W. E. Stagg, 1183;
A. C. ‘Brown, 1051; A. C. M. Brook,
986. School Board: K. Patterson, 3603;
L. Shaw, 3498; E. C. Neumann (L),
3455;; J. Dingwall, 3202, elected; W.
Watson, 3123.

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NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.
—The working people of North

Vancouver District scored a .
week’s |

big- victory in . last’ w
municipal elections. “It » “was

their support that proved: de-"

cisive in regaining for Dorothy

Lynas to a seat on the school »

board.

Mrs. Lynas, active in PTA
and ratepayers’ groups and a
member of North Van Dis-
trict LPP Club; polled. 2,169
votes compared to 2,132 and
2,123 to her two. nearest rivals.
Final results were not known
untill 2:30 in» the morning
when the heavy. working’ class
vote in Lynn Valley tipped
the scales.in her favor.

Main issue in the campaign
was Mrs. Lynas’ fight for in-
creased: federal aid to edu-
cation. In an open letter sent
to electors she promised to
continue the fight she. has
waged to have the senior gov-
ernments provide a_ bigger
share of educational costs.

Season’s Greetings

PRAY,

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SADA RANA RIAN RIANSED

Seat is regained
by Dorothy Lynas

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MRS. DOROTHY LYNAS
Returns to school board

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Season’s Greetings

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Holiday Greetings

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GREETINGS OF THE SEASON

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B.C..-YUKON~ COMMITTEE
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VANCOUVER CITY COMMITTEE

LABOR-PROGRESSIVE PARTY

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SEASON’S GREETINGS

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Lake Cowichan
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Vancouver Island Regional Committee

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