GREATER VANCOUVER

Club Quota In
Bill Bennott 625 256.00
Advance $ 350 118.00
Broadway 770 480.50
Dry Dock 250 35.00
Frank Regers - 3506 50.00
Georgia 150 40.00
Kingsway 660 (231,76
Niilo Makela 186 31.00
Cigin 450 196.00
Point Grey 330 162.00
Vance. East 1430 696.75
South Vane. 600 246.75
Victory Square 440 259.50
West End 300 175.75
-North Burnaby 800 432.43
Edmonds 440. 88.00
North Shore 825 322.80
City Misc. 1,350 403.41
City Unpledged 1,230 ———
City Total $11,500 4225.65
PROVINCE GENERAL

Nelson 50 ——
Fernie-Michel $ 75 ——
Powell River 200 26.00
Prince Rupert 100 ——
Sointula — 100 ——
Steveston 150 40.15
Trail-Rossiand 300 79.00

Press Drive Quotas

Club Quota in
Correspon 300 120.00
Tom McEwen's Col. 10@ 41.00

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Alberni $ 350 89.50
Campbell River 150 13.00
Cumbertand 200 30.00
Cowichan 325 150.00
Nanaimo 400 282.45
Parksville 75 38.25
Victoria 400 115.19
Saanich 250 63.00
DEWDNEY
Haney-Map Rg. $ 325 30.00
Mission 150 97.00
OKANAGAN
Kamloops $ 100 22.00
Notch Hiil 150 25.00
Vernon 200 201.00
LANGLEY

Ft. Langley $ 275 144.50
Ladner 150 16.00
New West. 400 199.50
South Surrey 275 381.00
Surrey 500 127.85
Prov. Unpledged 475 -—-

$ 6,500 2331.39
$11,500 4225.65
$18,000 6557.04

Prov. Totals
City Totals
Grand Totals

Only three weeks left in drive...
$6,500 turned in - $11,500 still to come

Concerted effort needed NOW!

e A note of alarme

With just three weeks ti
needed $18,000 we are still

jective. We must sound a note of alarm at this point,
because it is becoming obvious that unless the tempo of
the financial campaign increases (and quickly, at that)
we will be in for quite a shock.

Some clubs have not managed to submit any money |
as yet on their quotas .. . others have barely moved
ahead during the past three weeks . . . others still have
done very little, with the exception of the jobs done by a

few outstanding individuals.

WHAT IS NEEDED AT THIS
COLLECTIVE EFFORT!

Those clubs (like South

have already gone over the top should keep right on
forging ahead; otherwise, we will never take care of the

$1,700 which was never adde
listed simply as “‘unpledged. ’

ALL clubs must review their plans for banquets,
socials etc., check on individual pledges and generally
view the Press Drive in a more serious light.

In a word, from now until the drive ends, we must
keep it constantly in the forefront of all our work and

attention.

me left in which to reach
$11,500 short of the ob-

MOMENT IS A CONCERTED,

Surrey and Vernon) who

d to any club quota and is

You Are Invited To Attend

An Evening of Slavic Folk Dances

SUNDAY—MAY 26—8:30 P.M.
QUEEN ELIZABETH PLAYHOUSE
Invitations Available at—805 E. PenderSt.

or Peoples Co-Op Books-341 W. Pender MU 5-5836
Sponsored by: —AUUC Kobzar Dance Group

Obituary

Cancer has claimed the life of
Ignace Neveroski, who died at
his home in Burnaby on Tuesday,
May 14, at the age of 60 years.

One of a progressive pioneer
family on the prairies, Neveroski
was part of the militant farm
movement there. Moving to Van-
couver during the war, he turned
his previous hobby to good use
and worked on many of the major
electrical installations in B.C.

The Pacific Tribune, along with

City students condemn

race hatred in

Students at Vancouver's Brit-
tania secondary school have ad-
dressed a letter to U.S. President
John Kennedy on the racial hat-
red in Birmingham, Alabama.

The letter, which was circulat-
ed last week and signed by over
400 students at the school, reads
as follows:

Dear Mr. President:

We, the (undersigned) students
of Britannia Secondary School,
British Columbia, Canada protest
strongly to the recent race riots
in Alabama.

Britannia is a school of all
races—our classes are not seg-
regated and we all participate in-
school activities without a thought

U.S.

of discriminating against another
student because he is Negro, Ori-
ental, or of any other race.

People are born free and equal
and we at Britannia are very
proud of how well all the different
nationalities co-operate, repre-
senting a miniature United Na-
tions.

We feel that the State of Ala-
bama should take a good look
at the high standard we have set
and take a step forward in main-
taining people’s rights.

Thank you very much for con-
sidering our letter.

Yours truly,
Britannia’s student body.

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