Expressing the solidarity of the people of China with th

is this recent art work in China showing Chairman Mao
Tse-tung with representatives from these lands.

More plywood layoffs

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Perry Friedman,

Berlin Conservatory of Music, ,
has toured Socialist and other |

European countries where he} ;

has given concerts of Canad- |
ian and American Folk music. |
i |

Reports in European papers |

| Have rated him highly and ex-| |

pressed amazement at the way

he involved European audien-| ©

| . * : ° . :
e| ces in the enthusiastic singing| :-

struggles of the peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America‘ of American ballads.

Europe Perry appeared

ght outstandil
24-year-old

|\leave from studies in East Germany, will be featured at OBI Ei E Wy de:

«,|the Labor-Farmer Picnic, Aug. 14th at Bear Creek Park. |
Perry, who is studying mus-, - = : :

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ic on a schoiarship at the East] x

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He accompanies his singing

| with a five string banjo’and is|
| generally regarded as the Pete}
|Seegar of Canadian’ folk sing-
| ing. Prior to leaving to study
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Vancouver artist, on,

The working people of UW
a gracious a

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coast area lost

| devoted champion in the pe a

|ing of Mrs. Elizabeth (Bett! al

| Woods, a long time resident 9 ar

| North Vancouver. Enduril 9

|long months of ill healt! br

| Betty Woods passed away © pe

f July 26 in Squamish Hospl™ be
|in her 56th year. a TI

Of the void in her fam) cy

and wide circle of friends % ty,

ated by her death, one of Mf j
| dearest friends wrote of B&®
Woods: “To each of these J
have given a part of gradi!
| character that was yours:
| inspired them to carry in
| world, sorely in need of ME
|and women with the love?

is

PERRY FRIEDMAN

| quite extensively on Canadian
| More than 400 plywood) radio and television. to cine atone human fellowship that br
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FROM Powell River Co. Ltd. This| such popular events as; The|tion is Vancouver East with| the comfort in distress 88
E A R L S$ ¥ K iE S$ was announced Monday. : | Milestones, rising young Van-|199(696 and Jean Waugh out| was so much a part of you Sy
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. Bigs the Vancouver plywood div-| trio of young singers from The} fourth with 174,720  votes| her husband, Fred, three so”) ar
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jcut from 1,217 to 900; and | instrumental quartet from the|-contestant leading. daughter, Helen, and fourte) &
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