| By V. VICTOR

SUNDAY SPORTS SALLY: One
of Nanaimo’s Church Women’s
Clubs presented a brief to the
City Council requesting a partial
ban on Sunday sports for children
during the period of the day when
they could be in church,

Supposedly meaning in the
forenoon, however this is abandy
of words for all the churches
would have to do in order to
ban sports for children for the
whole day would be to have a
Church Service in the afternoon
and name it for children,

In this so-called ‘*‘free socie-
ty’’ it would seem more approp-
riate to make the churches more
attractive to the young ones and
it would not be necessary to
legislate compulsory church at-
tendance,

The happy ending, City Council
is not too receptive to the tricky
little idea, Athletics are good
‘for young minds and bodies re-
gardless of the day of the week,
Far too few children are able to
participate in athletics as it is,
due to the high cost of sporting
equipment,

' That dime in the collection
box seems most important to
many of the followers,

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PORT PICKETS: Seem more
determined than ever to win their
demands, Unfortunately they are
up against a tough, inhuman,
industrial giant, To date the
company has lost more in profits
than would pay the added cost
of the Office Workers wage hike
for the next ten years,

This isn’t logical tothe layman,

it seems like a bad decision for
a man who is supposed to be
worth seventy-five thousand a
year to the company,

You can get odds on a bet in
the Valley from anyone: he won’t

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‘wrist slapping’ in high places,
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PEDDLING PULP: According
to a native Islander, the Land and
Forest Minister, this provinceis
fortunate to have such a good
market for our forest products
to our Southern neighbours,

This bit of wisdom was re-
vealed to the public at Kamloops
while turning the sod for another
American owned Pulp Mill in that
district,

An industry which is tobe built
by an American construction
firm, Hoffman Construction; of
Portland, Oregon, Key positions
‘from foreman up, willnot be given
to Canadians, There willbe some

real tough Southern taskmasters
on that job,

Twenty years hence, the barren
hills in the Kamloops area will
have no vegetation to keep the
soil from eroding into the mighty
Thompson River,

-This type of timber slaughter
is not permitted in the Oregon and
California drybelt, It is possible
to travel a thousand miles in
that area without seeing a fresh
cut pine,

Small wonder we have a good
market for our timber products,
the Yank pine is much too val-
uable to grind into pulp, even
though of equal quality, Good
market indeed,

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TERRITORIAL TERMS: Be-
cause of an historical agreement,
or lack of one, American Com-
mercial Fishermen will be
permitted to fish within our
limits, This might be excusable
if the agreement were reciprocal,
but pity the Canadian who fishes
within American limits,

How one sided can a situation
become?
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In a letter recently sent to the
Reeve and Municipal Council of
Surrey, the Surrey Municipal Re-
form Committee, under the sig-
nature of secretary Harry Ball,
has urged a return-to the ward
system,

The letter informed council
that the committee supports
‘most strongly the many people
throughout Surrey who call for a
return to the ward system - mo-
dernized,”’

It also charged that the Surrey
school board has made no at-
tempt to keep rising costs down
and demanded that all future work
be handled by day labor, with
supervision by municipal engin-
eers and planners,

To back up its argument. in
favor of day labor the SMRC
quoted a press statement from
the May 23 issue of the Vancou- °
ver Sun, which said:

**The Greater Vancouver Sew-

Obituary

Readers of the P,T, will be
saddened by the recent death of
Jack Wood, who passed away in>
his 51st year, after a prolonged
illness, Wood was an active
worker in the labor and progres-
sive movement,

He took part in the work of
the Columbia for Canada Com-
mittee, the peace movement, the
Canada-China FriendshipSociety.
and was an active member of the
N.D.P, He was also a strong
supporter of the labor press,

Funeral services were held
Saturday, June 27, at Roselawn
Funeral Home,

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JULY 19—Come and bring your
Family and your friends to the
GALA SPLASH PARTY onSUN,
JULY 19th at 3440 Fromme
Road, in North Van, Games,
sports, swimming, hot dogs
and drinks, Admission to
grounds - $1,00 per family or
50¢ single, Cold-plate dinner
served at 5 p.m, - Adults $1,00
children 50¢, Free popcorn
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JULY 26—ANNUAL WBA PIC-
- NIC will be held in CENTRAL
' PARK—(Gouth Burnaby) SUN,
JULY 26 from 12 noon on -
Sports, games, music and ex-
cellent food, Everyone is wel-
come t6 attend, In caseofrain
Picnic will be held at 805 E,
Pender St.
ANNUAL
FAMILY BASKET PICNIC
SUNDAY, JULY 26-1p.m,
CENTRAL PARK
(South Burnaby)
Sports - Sing Song - Fun for
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Sponsored by: Greater Van-
couver - Communist Party

Return to ward syste
in Surrey, urges SMR

erage and Drainage District
Board has rejected three bids
for laying pipe on the Sperling
Avenue trunk sewer in Burnaby,
The 1600 feet of pipe will be laid
by the District?s own crew for
$13,894, Lowest bid of the three
private firms was $43,842,"’

“The saving of $29,948 to the
taxpayers on this one small pro-
ject,’’ says the committee’s let-

ter, ‘fis more eloquent then
words,”’ :

The letter also points out there

WMR criticises Mao

Mao Tse-tung’s concept of dia-
lectics and philosophical writ-
ings are subjected to withering
criticism in a major article ap-
pearing in the current (June)
number of World Marxist Review.

The article, ‘‘The Universality
of Contradiction and the Con-
creteness of Truth,’’ by A,Sobo-
levy, describes Mao’s contribu-
tions as ‘‘largely.a vulgarized
variation of the dogmatic con-
structions widespread at the time
of the Stalin cult,’’

Other features include atreat-
ment of the ‘‘Socialist Revolution
and the Bourgeois State,’’ by E,
Tuominen; ‘‘Specialization of
Production in the Socialist World
System,’ by S, Kuzinski and a
report by A, Dewhurst on the 18th
Convention of the Communist
Party of Canada,

Documents and articles on the

- world Communist movement are
appearing in a special regular
supplement - Information Bulle-

tin, The No, 9 issue carried the

full text of M.A, Suslov’s report

to the Central Committee of the

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