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Drive approaches $15,000 mark:

“By IVAN BIRCHARD

Plans in Vancouver to put our
$15,000 sustaining fund over the top
in a big way include canvassing,
socials and a city-wide publicity
campaign for the Film Festival,
to be held in Pender Auditorium,
May 19-20-21.

Vancouver competition for the
Pacific Tribune Trophy finds
Grandview with the most money
-raised. Students have the largest
percentage over their quota, but
they are only one percent above
Commercial Drive. South Hill,
Hastings East, Norquay and Niilo
Makella are all close enough to
spiter, serious competition.

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‘North Vancouver raised its en-
tire quota before the Burnaby
Clubs reached their individual

.quotas, but, to equalize things, the
neighborhood council in Burnaby
has.exceeded its quota by a higher
percentage than North .Vancouver

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East End Council is away ahead

‘of the Industrial Council, but af-
fairs planned by both leave the
issue in doubt, especially as all
clubs have an opportunity to pick
up in subs and donations before
May 15.
-Among individual workers, Bill
Hreherchuk has raised more than
any club with $650 to his credit
aside from club work. Some Koot-
enay points, Cranbrook, Fernie,
Michel and Rossland have not yet
been credited with subs collected
by Bill in their areas.

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Bob Towle, veteran campaigner,
has done a great job in press
building, having raised a large
sum for the Tribune and done
‘most of the work in obtaining
prizes.

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Jack ‘Butler of Grandview, who
raised close to $100, may well be

-|}our oldest press builder, while 10

year old Jimmie McFarlan is cer-

tainly the youngest to raise $25
in che drive.
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or Bill has raised as much as
most clubs, having over $230 and
$18 in his club quota as well.
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Rhea Dear of Hastings East is
one of those who have a chance
for one of the three top prizes.
Ed Cinits, Percy Budd, John De-
weaver and many others are well
in the running for city honors.

Harry Asson in Victoria has led
a splendid campaign, and through-
out the province Eric and Grace
Anderson of Britannia, Dick Jones
of Kelowna, Vic Vesterback, Al-
dergrove, C. Coleman of Salmon
Arm and Kay Dosen of Rossland
are only a few of the enthusiastic
workers who are making this
drive the success it is.

.One final word. We want to
make our Press Builders Banquet
a. bang-up affair and all Press
Committees are urged to send in
names of those qualified without
delay. :

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Prize winners named —

; Eallowing ‘is the list of prize-
_. winners at the Pacific Tribune’s
dance, held at Happyland Ball-
“room: on May 1.

First prize, refrigerator: Mrs. M.
 Pawliuk, 45538 seeacaade ae Van-
_couver, .

Second prize, electric aie
‘Wm. Hnéatchuk, Box 958, Fernie,

BC. ’ aa
Third prize, mirror: Sam _ Vi-
Sone 1417 Corhmercial Drive, Van-
-couver..

Fourth prize, mantle clock:
. Grace Anderson, Townsite, Brit-
annia Mines, B.C.

‘ _. Fifth prize, toilet set: M. Camp-
- bell, 3573. Eton St., Vancouver.

Sixth prize, handbag: Mrs.
Evans, 3475 E, 38rd Ave., Vancou-
ver, : :

Severth prize, shoes: F. Basske,
+ a West Hastings, Vancouver.

ides Eighth prize, vanity set: Walter
: - Talbot, 1991 Main St., Vancouver.

‘Ninth prize, credit note $5: Her-
bert Barton, 2603 E. 4lst Ave.,
_ Vancouver. 4

‘Tenth prize, box Zeigler’s choco-
- lates: G. J. Mathovitch, 320 os
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A charge of 50 cents for each |

insertion of five lines or less with
10 cents for each additional line
is. made for notices appearing in
this column. No notices will be
accepted later than Monday noon
; of the week ‘of publication.

NOTICES

_ Oldtime Dancing :
To Alt Carlson’s Orchestra
Every, Wednesday and Saturday
Hastings Auditorium
828 East Hastings |
. Phone HAstings 1248
_ ' Moderate Rental Rates
_ For socials, ‘weddings, * meetings

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OK hair restoring method from
weakest fuzz or hair roots, Re-
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; Dance every i

Rs Modern and
_ Viking’s- Orchestra.
for rent,

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MRS. MARY PAWLIUK |

winner of a refrigerator, first
prize at, the Pacific Tribune's’
May Day dance, gave _ the
$15,000 campaign a boost with
her generous donation of $50.
“As a subscriber to the Pacific
Tribune, I am only too happy
to be able to make my contri-
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_ ASH BROS. CARTAGE
- Moving — Transfer
Dump Trucks:

2239 Cambie
Phone FAir. 0469

Croatian Hall ‘ er a
Available for” Dances, Socials,
Weddings, — Banquets, : Meetings,
Reasonable rates, 600 | Camp-
bell Avenue. siareas ts 008%.

For Rent—
“West End Hall at 1332 Davie. St.
Socials, meetings, etc, Refresh-
ment. a ae de ‘Phone TAtlow
2090, ate cei * ; Hf ae

Urgently Nesded— iar ae
Unfurnished flat for ‘mother "and

three children.
6905L. Mrs. Savin.

LA's: DOING

Farewell A is
In honor of Brace tucaeee:
and Elgin Ruddell, who. are
leaving the city for a period of
four months; Saturday, May 10,
Fishermen’s Hall, 138 E. Cor-
dova, 9 p.m. Films, dancing, en-

: _tertainment. ouEs DEBE friends
* Admission, 50c.

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|Dance—

Open Air Dance. Bvkey. Satur
day night, 9 to 12, at Swedish
‘Park (North end of Second

5 Narrows Bene).

Affairs for

Press Drive

Press Builders’ ‘Banquet

All those who have raised $25
or more by, their individual ef-
forts for the press drive will re-
ceive a certificate entitling them
to attend a ‘special banquet on
June 14.

Clubs that have raised their
quotas will be invited to select
one of their members to attend.

Over 100 prizes will be awarded

to clubs and individuals at .this
affair for their efforts in furth-
erjng the work of the labor press:
Banquet location will be announc-
ed at a later date,

Film Festival . :

A special showing of eeverat’
top films will be held at the Pen-
der Auditorium, May 19, 20 and
21 from 7 to 11 p.m. continuous
each evening. There, will be an
interesting display of photos on
sale each night and $50 will be
given out in prizes. The event
is being sponsored by the Van-
couver committee to assist the

Pacific Tribune sustaining fund |

campaign. All PT supporters are
urged to attend ,and to bring’
their friends, as an enjoyable eve-

ning’s entertainment is promised. —

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Club |

Already raised

in donations
in subscriptions

$8091.59
$4256.75

To be raised

$1908.41

in donations

$ 743.25 in subscriptions |

Drive

Grandview

East End No. 1
East End No. 2
Georgia

Keefer

Moberly
Norquay

South Hill
Renfrew

West Campbell
Forest Products
Victory Square

'Sea and Shore

Maritime :
Building Trades
Muni Erlich
Civic Industrial
Metal Workers
West End
English Bay
Commercial Drive
Hastings East
Kitsilano
Fairview ;
Mount Pleasant
Nilo Makella
Allied Services
Professional No. 2
Fed. Russian Canadians ..
Or Bill

Ginger. Goodwin
HEP

James MacFarlan
Paul Robeson
StudentS No. 2
Students No, 1
North Vancouver
Capital Hill
Vancouver Heights
South Burnaby
East. Burnaby |
Central Burnaby
Wm. Hreherchuk
New Westminster
Miscellaneous

Standings
VANCOUVER CITY

Tq tal
$512.94.
442.08 |
428.10 |
286.19 |

Subs.
$108.55
89.85°
62.80
35.75
44,85
24,00
55.90
70.85
41.00
25:55
23.05
73.45
118.60
12,25
12.85
163.65
36.90
15.53
78.55,
74.65
151.75
10.75
44.20

Dons.
$404.39
352.23
365.90
250.44
129.37
96.50
139.85
+ 125.93
88.09
128.10
122.50
257.65
229.50
99.00
129.80
174.00 |
Pe Se 6Lb0.
‘ D500 7
~ 166.89
257.80
238.72
191.60
238.45
183.18
74.50
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, 21,50
23.50
167.00
152.75
24.00
27.50
19.25
25.00
24.50
25.00
204.35
176.00
75.15
79.00
31.50
81.60
157.85
143.50
136.35 >

VANCOUVER ISLAND

Club

Victoria ,

Alberni ‘and Port ‘Alberni.
Quathiaski

Campbell River

' Courtenay

Cumberland
Nanaimo
Extension

South Wellington
Ladysmith —
Duncan
Cowichan Lake ©
Zeballos

Club
Aldergrove
Britannia

Cambie

Copper Mountain

Gibson’s Landing —

Grand Forks

Kamloops |

Kelowna

Brookswood
Mission
Notch Hill
Penticton

Powell River
Osoyoos

Prince George ..
Pioneer Mines
Prince Rupert

' Princeton —

Quesnel y
Revelstoke ...

‘Stuart Island .
Surrey North

Surrey South
‘Tulsequah
Vernon

Whitehorse
Haney }
Steveston .

Cranbrook
PRernIC! y .
Kimberley

‘Rossland
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300.00

Dons.
BAtS! Gd
25.15
2.50

each heading.

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