" MAY DAY, —

MAY DAY!

“May Day’ can be a call to working people to intensify
their struggles for working class rights, or it can be an urgent
appeal for assistance at a time of crisis.

This May Day means both for the readers and supporters of
this paper. This edition has been expanded to 20 pages and
printed in thousands of extra copies for distribution through-
out the’ province to carry the message of struggle from the
Progressive labor movement:

_. But this edition also marks one month of our financial drive
for $75,000, and we must report that with only $14,673 raised
to date, we are about $2,500 off the pace of last year. And we
have to raise $10,000 more than last year.

We think you will agree that our May Day edition is a fine
contribution to the struggles of working people. However
printing costs alone for this issue of the paper will exceed
$2,000 — and we must pay for this and for the issues in all of
the coming weeks when the voice of our paper will be needed
more than ever.

This May Day, don’t forget the most important weapon of
the progressive labor movement. Please make your contribu-
tion to our financial drive now. = :

Here is where we stand
GREATER VANCOUVER . SOUTH FRASER

Belogiannis 950 700 Delta 1,100 20
Bill Bennett 1,200 380 Fort Langley 600 400
Building Trades 3,200 82 Surrey 4,500 1,420
Burnaby 4,500 . 844 White Rock 1,000 96
Coquitlam 2,400 774 EAST FRASER
Kingsway 5,700 985 a
Nilo Makela 1,200 - 168 fyaris a ane
North Van 3,700 1180 s
Nigel Morgan 800 — OKANAGAN
Olgin _ 75 Kamloops ~ 1,000 20
Richmond 1,200 239 Notch Hill 400 _
Seamen 400 397 Penticton 500 _
Van. East 7,500. 4,099__Vernon 1,100 52
Warr Sire eo gon VANCOUVER ISLAND
: Campbell River 1,300 464

: Comox Valley —_‘ 1,300 28
N. COAST/INTERIOR ’ Nanaimo : 1,900 317
Correspondence 1,200 334 Port Alberni 1,500 405
Creston 300 — Victoria 1,800 150
Powell River 500° 105 Miscellaneous _ 686.

_ Sointula 150 _ :
\_ Trail 800 91 TOTAL: $14,670 ey

The Pacific Tribune presents...

THE DAY
AFTER
TRINITY

J.Robert Oppenheimer
& the Atomic Bomb
- A film by Jon Else

Written by David Peoples,
Janet Peoples & Jon Else

Original Music by Martin Bresnick
A Cinema Ventures Release

Sunday, May 17 — 2 p.m.
Vancouver East Cinema (7th and Commercial)
All tickets $3.25

Advance tickets available at Tribune office,

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COMING EVENTS

MAY 2 — First Annual Ridge
Meadows MAY DAY Bash.
21972 Cliff Place, Maple Ridge
(Chris and Jim‘s). Dinner, 4:30 on.
Proceeds to Tribune.

MAY 2 — Spring Party with cos-
tumes, 7:30 p:m. Oddfellows Hall,
1720 Gravely St., Vancouver. Do-
nation — $3. Sponsored by Chilean
folk group, Andienos.

MAY 2 — May Day Banquet &
Dance. Supper at 6:30 p.m. Dance
from 8 on. Russian People’s Home,
600 Campbell Ave., Vancouver.

“Sponsored by FRC. Everyone

welcome. Good time guaranteed.

MAY 3 — May Day Concert &
Meeting, 2 p.m. at Templeton
School, 727: Templeton Dr., Van.
Keynote speakers: Jim Kinnaird,
B.C. Federation of. Labor; Jack
Phillips, Communist Party; lan
Waddell, MP, New Democratic Par-.
ty; and Felip Ortiz, Central America
Support Committee. Donation pro-
ceeds to Central America solidarity.
Child care provided.

MAY 3 — After May Day meeting ©

at Templeton, come to the Ukrai-
nian Hall, 805 E. Pender St., Van.

_for dinner, refreshments & enter-

tainment. $6. Proceeds to Van. East
Tribune Drive. ;

MAY 10 — Annual Mother's Day
Pancake Breakfast, 9° a.m. on.
12715 - 66 Ave. Surrey.’$4 Proceeds
to Tribune. All welcome.

MAY 16, 17 & 18 — YCL Spring
School, Websters Corners Hall,
25470 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple

~ Ridge.

Topics and lecturers include: The
Bourgeois Democratic Revolution
in Canada — Tim Dean; Socialist
Revolutions — Jim Rushton; the
Development of National Liberation
Revolutions in the Third World —

Miguel Figueroa; and The De- -

stabilization Policy of Imperialism
— Ben Swankey.

$5 per day, or $10 for entire long
weekend. Meals included. For more
information, phone Ray Viaud
876-2972.

MAY 24 — Sunday brunch, meal
served between 11 & 12. Adults —
$4; children — $2. At 3858 Fraser
St., (entrance off 23rd Ave.) Van.
In addition, games, including crib &
chess tournaments, start at 1 p.m.

‘with $2 entry fee. Sponsored by

Kingsway Club CPC. Proceeds to
Tribune.

COMMERCIAL

CONDOR’'S PAINTING & build-

jing maintenance. Free estimate.
Phone 433-1145. A progressive firm
owned and operated by Chilean
Canadians. Reasonable rates.

ELECTRICAL, plumbing, appli-
ance repairs. Don Berg. 255-7287.

ROOF REPAIRS — Reasonable.
New roofs and alum. gutters,
277-1364 or 277-3362.

GRAMMA PUBLICATIONS.
Complete printing services.
Brochures, menus, leaflets, etc.
Special rates for the progressive
movement. A union shop. 1595 W.
3rd Ave., Van. 733-6822.

PROF. PAINT & PAPER. 6 yrs.

exp. reas. 734-7385, 732-3132. Any -

time.

LEGAL SERVICES

RANKIN, STONE, McMURRAY ~

& BOND, Barristers and ‘Solici-
tors: 500 Ford Building, 193. East
Hastings St., Vancouver 682-7471.

" CONNIE FOGAL, lawyer, 401 - 207
W. Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C.
V6B 1H7. 687-0588.

HALLS FOR RENT

UKRAINIAN CANADIAN. CUL-
TURAL CENTRE —
Pender St., Vancouver. Available
for banquets, weddings, meetings.
Ph. 254-3436.

805 East -

RUSSIAN PEOPLE’S HOME —
Available for rentals. For reserva-
tions phone 254-3430.

WEBSTERS CORNERS HALL —
Available for banquets, meetings,
etc. For rates: Ozzie, 325-4171 or
685-5836.

LEGALS

PROVINCE OF
BRITISH COLUMBIA
“NAME ACT” (Section 5(1))
APPLICATION FOR CHANGE
OF NAME

NOTICE is hereby given that an ap-
plication will be made to the Direc-
tor of Vital Statistics for a change
of name, pursuant to the provisions
of the ‘‘Name Act,” by me, Yeuk-
Che Muk, 8275 Elliott Street, Van-
couver, B.C. as follows:

To change my name from Yeuk-
Che Muk to George Yeuk-Che Mak.

Dated this 27th day of April,
1981.

Feature titles:

Recent History of the

2 vol. set 1918-1965 ....

May Day Greetings
to our customers and friends

French Canada: A study of
Canadian Democracy. Stanley Ryerson ...

Labor
Movement in the U.S.

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