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‘a GIFT FROM THE U.S. — THANKS!” The above cartoon appeared in the
tec Cial issue ofThe Ubyssey,” put out to mobolize students to take part in the
ent "Shut the Border’ demonstration to protest the Aleutian tests.

DRIVE LAGS

Speed the drive!

By E. CRIST
Circulation Manager

seri The PT Circulation Drive, with only four weeks to go, is lagging
iously. On our over-all objective of 1058 subs, only 180 have been

turned in so far.

ae despite the fact that we

half of n already in the second

dua the Drive. The situation is

a HY serious in relation to
»S In paper sales.

oo lag is evident in all
tot 2 but particularly so in
Re a Own points. Some areas
a have simply failed to get
the ground.
ae Other hand, a number of
rer) uals have made some
fight Peele efforts in the
= aot our paper. Some of
Siig: ave won as many as 5 new
a To these supporters and
ae €nds must go outstanding
it and we salute them.

is Bite good work of these few

ae Sufficient to make this

Which ; Success. The fine work

emulat hey have done must be

te ted by many more; only
Will we reach our goal.

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What is needed now is an all-

AUUC bazaar

we a Vancouver branch of the
nae of United Ukrainian
cca will hold its annual
Oc t on Friday and Saturday,

gt Cer 24-25 at 805 E. Pender

ee evening the bazaar
= inish ; off with a dance.
will een food, baking, sewing
_ eature the two day event.
Be enzes include an outboard
. fas tton-key accordion and
Inian doll in full costume.

out effort by all to give this
Drive a big push.

This means to send in your own
renewal without delay. It means
to go out and visit your friends
and ask them to renew their sub
now. And, it means to make a
very serious effort to win new
readers.

The drive objective is a
minimum objective which must
be reached if we are to carry on.
There are only a few weeks left
to do the job.

DON GUISE, veteran Vancouver —

civic employees union leader
who is retiring after 22 years
service to his union, will be
honored at a testimonial dinner
on Thur., Nov. 6 in the Dogwood
Dining Room, at Exhibition Park.
Tickets for the event are avail-
able at the union's office and
from CUPE job stewards.

Scrssse ate et eon nent

schools,

SOVIET UNION

for the November celebrations
to Moscow—Kiev—Leningrad

November in the USSR is the time when the cities hum with
excitement. You will visit. theatres, museums, churches,
exhibitions of economic
concerts, opera and ballet. You will view the Grand
November Parade and attend the Gala November Banquet.
You will meet with people in all walks of life.

ALL INCLUSIVE COST FROM MONTREAL

DEPARTURE FROM MONTREAL $ & 5 0
NOVEMBER 3RD. !
APPLY IMMEDIATELY

FOR ALL DETAILS CONTACT

GLOBE TOURS

962A BLOOR STREET WEST_~ -
TORONTO, ONT.

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BUSINESS PERSONALS

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& LAUNDRY
Also Coin-op
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2633 Commercial Dr.
879-9956

REGENT TAILORS LTD. —
Custom Tailors and Ready-
to-Wear, 324 W. Hastings St.
MU 1-8456 or 4441 E. Hastings
— CY ~ 8-2030: See. Henry
Rankin for personal service. .

COMING EVENTS

OCT. 17 — You are invited to
hear BEN & ANNE SWAN-

- KEY report on their recent
trip to Europe and show slides
of the GERMAN DEMOCRA-
TIC REPUBLIC on FRI-
DAY, OCTOBER 17th at 8
p.m. For details phone 987-
1576 or 987-4585. Ausp: North
Van Peace C 'ttee.

Sat., Oct. 18, 8:30 p.m. Harvey
Murphy will report on his trip to
the Soviet Union at 3340 East 2nd

Ave. All welcome. Vancouver
East Club.

OCT. 19 — ‘‘THE
CANADIANS
KNOW‘. BEN & ANNE
SWANKEY will show their
slides of EAST GERMANY at
the PENDER AUDITOR-
IUM 339 West Pender St. on
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19th
at 8 p.m. Ausp: B.C. Peace
Council. All Welcome. _

OCT. 25 — You are invited to
attend a FILM SHOWING OF
LES & MARY WALKER’S
EUROPEAN TOUR and a
friendly get together on SAT.
OCT. 25th at 8 p.m. 2883 West
11th Ave. Refreshments will
be served. Adm. $1.00 Ausp:
Broadway Social Club.

NOV. 8— Get Ready for the Big

GERMANY
DON’T

CELEBRATION to Commem-’

orate the ANNIVERSARY of
the FIRST SOCIALIST STATE.
SATURDAY NIGHT — NOV.
8th — NORDIC CENTRE in
New Westminster. Fraser

Valley Regional C’ttee. Watch”

for further details. __! <

PACIFIC TRIBUNE—OCTOBER 17, 1969—Page 11

HALLS FOR RENT

‘RUSSIAN PEOPLE’S HOME—
Available for meetings, ban3
quets and weddings af cia-
sonable rates. 600 Campbell
Ave. 254-3430. ;

,OKRAINIAN CANADIAN:
CULTURAL CENTRE —
805 East Pender St., Vancou
ver 4. Available for Banquets
Weddings, Meetings. Phone:
254-3436 or 876-9693.

2605 «iE.
Available for han-
meetings, weddings,

CLINTON’ HALL,”
‘Pender.
quets,

etc. Phone 253-7414.

PENDER
Auditorium

(Marine Workers)

339 West Pender
Phone MU 1-9481

Large and Small Halls .
for Rentals