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VARLEY, Eric Graham
Candidate for Chesterfield and M.P. for that constituency since 1964. Assistant Government Whip, July 1967-November 1968. Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rt. Hon. Harold Wilson, 0.B.E., M.P., November 1968-October 1969. Minister of State, Ministry of Technology since October 1969. Born 11th August, 1932, at Poolsbrook, Derbyshire. Educated at secondary modern school and Chesterfield Technical College. Three-year course, Sheffield University Extra Mural Department (economics, industrial relations and political theory). Ruskin College, Oxford. Craftsman, mining industry. Joined the Labour Party in 1955. Member of the National Union of Mineworkers and an executive member for the Derbyshire region. Specially interested in public ownership, foreign affairs and social services. Married, one son. Hobby: reading.
LAMOND, James Alexander, M.P. (Lab)
Oldham (East) since 1970; J.P.; born Burrelton, Perthshire, 29 November, 1928; son of Alexander N.G. Lamond and Christina Lamond (nee Craig); married 1954, June Rose Wellburn; three daughters. Educ: Burrelton School; Coupar Angus School. Apprentice Draughtsman, 1944-49; Draughtsman, 1949-70. Aberdeen City Council: Memb., 1959-71 (Chm., Transport Committee, 1963-67; Chm., Finance Committee, 1967-70). Lord Provost of Aberdeen, 1970-71; Lord Lieutenant of the County of the City of Aberdeen, 1970-71. Mem. DATA (Draughtsman's Union), 1944- (Chm., No. 1 Divisional Council of DATA, 1968-70); Pres., Aberdeen Trades Council, 1969, J.F., Aberdeen. Recreations: golf, travel, reading, thinking.
CARTER-JONES, Lewis. (Eccles.) Lab.
B. Nov. 17, 1920; ed. at Kenfig Hill Council School, Bridgend County School, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, B.A. degree with honours in Economics, diploma in Education. Head of Business Studies Dept., Yale Grammar-Technical School, Wrexham. Joined Labour Party 1940. Member T.G.W.U. Parliamentary Panel. Tutored at various L.P. summer and weekend schools and T.G.W.U. schools. Unsuccessfully contested Chester in 1957 by-election and Chester in 1959 General Election. Sub. Ctee. Chrmn. of Estimates-Citee, Sec. Indo-British Parliamentary Group. Major interest Use of Technology to Aid Severely Disabled and Aged. Industrial Training, Industrial Safety. Member for Eccles from Oct. 15, 1964.
MCGUIRE, Michael Thomas Francis. (Lancashire, Ince div.) Lab.
B. May 3, 1926; ed. Elem. Sch. Full-time Branch Secretary, National Union Mineworkers, Sutton Manor Branch, St. Helens. Joined the Labour Party 1951. Member of St. Helens Co-operative Society since 1954. Represents local trade unionists on the Executive of the St. Helens Trades and Labour Council. for Ince from Oct. 15, 1964.
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