Difference between revisions of "George Jackson"
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a member of the [[Socialist Unity Party]] in [[Auckland]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a member of the [[Socialist Unity Party]] in [[Auckland]]. | ||
| + | ==Socialist Bookshops Auckland Limited== | ||
| + | [[Socialist Bookshops Auckland Limited]] was owned by the [[Socialist Unity Party]], then the [[Socialist Party of Aotearoa]]. | ||
| + | Incorporation Date 18 February 1990 Dissolution Date 18 November 1996. | ||
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| + | Registered Address 159 Great North Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland | ||
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| + | Directors / Officers: | ||
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| + | *[[Bruce Skilton]], director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994 | ||
| + | *[[Donna Lyon|Donna Irene Lyon]], director, 15 Mar 1994- | ||
| + | *[[Doug McCallum|Douglas Maurice McCallum]], director, 18 Feb 1990- | ||
| + | *[[Emily Vodanovich|Emily Phyllis Vidanovich]], director, 15 Mar 1994- | ||
| + | *[[George Jackson]], director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994 | ||
| + | *[[Gloria Stanford]], director, 15 Mar 1994- | ||
| + | *[[Bill Andersen]], director, 18 Feb 1990- | ||
| + | *[[Stan Stanford|John R Stanford]], director, 18 Feb 1990- | ||
| + | *[[William Eggleston]], director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994<ref>[https://opencorporates.com/companies/nz/461153]</ref> | ||
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==Railways communists== | ==Railways communists== | ||
Auckland SPA wrote the local CTU May Day Committee re holding a function for all former employees of the Otahuhu Railways workshops which was recently banged shut by Railcorp. The Shops has been the venue of much communist and progressive activity for many years and was the forum for debate and activity by long serving communists including [[George Jackson]], the late [[Len Reid]], [[Terry Knobbs]], [[Steve Hieatt]], [[Ray Gough]], [[Doug McCallum]], [[Mike Reddington]], The late [[Tom Gale]], [[Matiu Rata]] and many others. <ref>SPA News Nov 1992 Page 12.</ref> | Auckland SPA wrote the local CTU May Day Committee re holding a function for all former employees of the Otahuhu Railways workshops which was recently banged shut by Railcorp. The Shops has been the venue of much communist and progressive activity for many years and was the forum for debate and activity by long serving communists including [[George Jackson]], the late [[Len Reid]], [[Terry Knobbs]], [[Steve Hieatt]], [[Ray Gough]], [[Doug McCallum]], [[Mike Reddington]], The late [[Tom Gale]], [[Matiu Rata]] and many others. <ref>SPA News Nov 1992 Page 12.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 18 May 2020
Template:TOCnestleft George Jackson was a member of the Socialist Unity Party in Auckland.
Socialist Bookshops Auckland Limited
Socialist Bookshops Auckland Limited was owned by the Socialist Unity Party, then the Socialist Party of Aotearoa. Incorporation Date 18 February 1990 Dissolution Date 18 November 1996.
Registered Address 159 Great North Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland
Directors / Officers:
- Bruce Skilton, director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994
- Donna Irene Lyon, director, 15 Mar 1994-
- Douglas Maurice McCallum, director, 18 Feb 1990-
- Emily Phyllis Vidanovich, director, 15 Mar 1994-
- George Jackson, director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994
- Gloria Stanford, director, 15 Mar 1994-
- Bill Andersen, director, 18 Feb 1990-
- John R Stanford, director, 18 Feb 1990-
- William Eggleston, director, 18 Feb 1990-15 Mar 1994[1]
Railways communists
Auckland SPA wrote the local CTU May Day Committee re holding a function for all former employees of the Otahuhu Railways workshops which was recently banged shut by Railcorp. The Shops has been the venue of much communist and progressive activity for many years and was the forum for debate and activity by long serving communists including George Jackson, the late Len Reid, Terry Knobbs, Steve Hieatt, Ray Gough, Doug McCallum, Mike Reddington, The late Tom Gale, Matiu Rata and many others. [2]
Soviet trip
1977 -Ken Douglas was in a SUP delegation visiting Soviet Union and German Democratic Republic. Went with Bruce Skilton and George Jackson and Rene Jackson.