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Municipal elections

ber of the United Fishermen and
Allied Workers Union, won accla-
mation in Ward i, but Mrs. Helen
Dinwoodie, contesting Ward 4 for
@ second time, was defeated.

in the school. board contest,
Mrs. Mayme MacDonald polled
799 votes for a one-year term.
MISSION:

A strong bid for the reeyveship
was made by Cecil B. Smith, en-
dorsed by the TWA. Smith polled
246 votes to 355 votes obtained by
A. B. Catherwood. For council,
another TWA-endorsed candidate,
James Terris, ran third of four
candidates.

TRAIL

Ald. J. E. Bryan, endorsed by
the Mine, Mill and Smelter Work-
ers Utrion, defeateq Alderman W.
Thomson, 872 to 585 votes.
ROSSLAND

John E. Gordon, former Paar on
endorsed by the IUMMSW, failed
to unseat Mayor R. J. Corner,
polling 279 votes to GCorner’s 333,
but Ald. William Cunningham,
prominent member of the People’s
€CE, running with IUMMSw sup-
port, topped the poll with 340
Another LUMMSW-endors-

ed candidate, George Degroff, pol-
led 171 votes in his first try for
office.

FEENIE

Mayor
earlier this year
Civic government
was defeated by Bertram J.
Hawykey, who obtained 336 to
Uphill’s 270 vites.

PRINCE RUPERT :

The Civic Labor Federation,
which in 1942 first swept the
council ang School board, found
itself with only one representative
in civic office, Ald. G W. BRud-
derham, as a result of the defeat
of Mayor H. M. Daggett by Ald.
Norah Arnold by a four-vote mar-
gin. Also defeated was Ald. George
Hills who ran fifth in the contest
for four council seats and lost
by six votes. For school board
W. H. Brett, CCE MiA, lost to
t. B. Black, 569° to 449 votes.
Main reasons for the Civic Labor
Federation’s defeat were its lack
of a positive election program
and its failure to strengthen the
limited degree of unity among
labor groups achieved in past
years.

Tom Uphill, elected
when Fernie’s

was restored,

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