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AUUC appeals for cooperation
of all Ukrainian groups in B.C

Provincial committee of the
Association of United Ukrain-
ian Canadians this week is-
Sued an appeal to all Ukrain-
» lang in British Columbia ‘“‘to
Seek with us the paths of co-
Operation for the common
800d of our people and our
Country.”

The AUUC statement hailed
the achievements of the Uk-
Tainian people in B.C. on the
©Ceasion of two important an-

niversaries this year: the cen-
tenary of our province and
the 40th year of the AUUC.

“Ukrainian participation in
the .centennial demonstrated
more than anything else in
recent years the growing and
widespread desire of the
Ukrainian people for unity on
all questions of mutual inter-
est and concern to the com-
munity,” the statement con-
tinued.

“It showed that there are
more things in life that unite
us than divide us, such as
history, traditions, _ culture,
kinsmen, love of our coun-
try — and our common in-
terest in peace, security and
progress that we ‘share with
all other Canadians.”

The appeal closed with the
words: “Let us learn to work
together in the spirit of
brotherhood and peace.”

Gert Whyte's

SPORTLIGHT

CANADIAN hockey team,
the Kelowna Packers, has

just concluded a series of
five exhibition games in the
Soviet, Union (won two,. tied
two, lost one). Their record
on the ice was very satisfac-
tory. Even more important
was their conduct off the ice.
From all reports, they won
many friends (unlike the
Penticton Vees) and paved

the way for further two-way

THANKS,

.

The Pacific Tribune extends its heartiest thanks
to its loyal supporters who turned in 1,119 subs dur-
ing the fall circulation drive, to put us well over the
top in our campaign for 1,000 subs and renewals.

- To subscribers who have not yet received book
premiums, we offer our apologies. Half-way through
the campaign we ran out of books and had to put
in a second order. As soon as the shipment arrives
‘| * the books will be mailed out. So please be patient.

Record of the press clubs is shown below, together
with the sub targets for the whole year. It will be
be seen that while half the clubs topped their drive
tragets, only a minority of clubs have fulfilled their
1958 quotas. There is still time, during December, for
most of the press clubs to surpass their objectives.

FOR 1,119 SUBS

THE SCOREBOARD

EVERYONE

As an added inducement to keep the subs rolling
in, we are offering, free of charge, a copy of the
special 48-page illustrated magazine, Northern Neigh-
bors, to each subscriber (mew or renewal) and sub
salesman during the month of December. This special
edition of Northern Neighbors is one you will want
to have and keep.

So let’s prevent December from being a “doldrum”
month. There are still many October and November
expirees to be picked up, and the December list will
be mailed out next week. If each press club would
organize one “Renewal Night” a week for the next
few weeks we could reduce our unwelcome backlog
of expirees considerably.

Will YOU do YOUR part? .

tours of Canadian and Soviet
teams. °

In the middle of prepara-
tions for the Grey Cup, then,
let us take a moment off to
congratulate the Packers on
their all-round success as un-
official ambassadors of good-
will.

We agree with Rafer John-
son, who was the star of the
U.S. track team which met
the Russians in Moscow last
summer, thiat “sports is a
medium for improving inter-
national relations.”

Percy Wells Cerutty, the
little man who coached Aus-
tralian Herb Ellicott to new
world records in the mile run,
agrees with Johnson and sees
athletics as “not a thing in
itself’ but as “a means to
certain ends,” one of which
s “that youth may live.”

Some notable Cerutty quotes,
as published in the People’s
World of San Francisco:

“T advocate a return to the
ideals of the Greek era: fit
minds in fit bodies; fitness,
Le., ability to live fully physic-
ally and naturally and all else
contributing to that end,
rather than business and com-
mercialism being an end in
itself.

“What profit it a man if
he makes a million but has
ulcers; cannot climb or enjoy
a mountain; no longer swims;
has little but hate or envy in

TER VANCOUVER Drive 1958 : :
GREA D 1958 Club Quota Achieved Quota Achieved his heart?
rive, : “ °
Nanaimo oF. ee se8-— 795 82* 225 216 I see a world: freed not
Club Cee Achieved re ee eevee Parksville’ ooh ss Nee 10 5 35 16 ’ necessarily from competition
Advance" ..2.-.----- 20 oe Rar ho ask Victorians css 40 52" 150 129 or man striving against man,
Broadway. -.=...--.- 30 al ; ie but -of crazy® destructiveness
eat ae “ s 17 PROVINCE and death from which there
East End ---------- 10 3 “ Widersrove: 2. 2c0 5 yh 15 1 is no return.
Electrical _4.- 2. >..2 035 33 60 68* Bere aise! ce 10 6 15 9 x See
Georgia __..._____. 10 6 30 21 Fissdleatibiey 20 10 40 31 Man has in his very nature
Grandview 20) (8 = (35 29 100 <. 111 Hashe kc cient baees 20 1 40 34 an antagonism, a competitive
Hastiirs ast os = 35 42* 100 97 ase! econo gee eae A instinct. Let us recognize this
BS Kamloops. S=3322 = 20 - 10 40 22 nd #ina tlet iA
Kensington _. _______- 35 30 80 12 : a find an outlet in his
8 Ladner... Sea 10 4 Gon 11 t bas :
Mt. Pleasant. ~_..--: 25 15 65 46 eae sporting activities — not in
Maple Ridge -__-_---- 20 12 40 29 Sir se) Pease
Niilo. Makelav’ == === ~ 10 4 25 14 % x war, Xllling animals, attack-
S yet xb Michel-Natal _____-_- 5 8 SO eR mn the oe ee
NBRUMAN Genesco esr. 8 ae is Misston eats Gssit 15 18* eee = : z
Opin ee eee ee 1D e 20 : Nelson ai sis 25 6 "5 52 Let him vent his ferocities
Pi Greys es er 40 46" 80 ie New. Westminster... 40 29 90 63 upon himself: in training, run-
Strathcona = == 15 i? 30 me NotchGHill 6.210 12 25 16 ning, lifting, what you will!
Victory Square ._.. 30 25° 90 91° Powell River _.-... 20 35% 60 62 Football, boxing (but this lat-
Waterfront __________ 15 20% 40 SPs Steveston _2.......:. 5 1 10 3 ter freed from killing). I have
Westeknditn, es 10 a7 _ 40 en North Surrey _______ so 9), 26% 40 40% observed that those who do
North Burnaby —__-- 40 50* 100 116° South Surrey ________ x Be 25° 12 live this way mostly are
South: Burnaby -_-. 30 37* 100 se Trail-Rossland _.__.. 95 10 75 50 kindly, considerate, easy to
North Van City __-. 20 34* 65 100*: Vernon st. 20 ee 15 a1 35 38% get on with and have a world
North Van’ Dist.:_... 30 14 60 29 Correspondence _____ 5 9 25 g outlook and meet all other
Gity Misc 22: S595 48* 315227 sportsmen as fellow men ir-
— PROVINCE MISCELLANEOUS respective of race, religion ‘or
TOTALS ACHIEVED 588 1,690° Prince Rupert ___._ 5 9* 15 12 country.”
Salmon Arm ._______ 5 6* 15 12
VANCOUVER ISLAND Sonia: =8taac, ose 10 8 40 20 B.C. GRILL
Aibernis’ oie te 30 31* Y a Miscellaneous -.._.._. 40 35 200 106 328 Carrall St.
Campbell R. _.------ 15 11 : ae
Courtena 10 5 30 8 TOTALS ACHIEVED 531 1,279 HOME Gonna
ivniherangls es ves 25 26% 50 «6 0* Cabbage rolls a Specialty
umberland ___-_-- x — , .
Pawiahan & et Se RK 22 65 40 GRAND TOTALS 1,119 2,969 All Loggers Welcome
Albert Truman, Prop.
eres

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