Tansi Friendship Centre Annual Report 1985 86 Progress
This report by Caroline McGinnis, Executive Director, covers the Tansi Friendship Centre's fiscal year ending March 31, 1986, including funding efforts for 1987 88, community support letters, and activities. It details fundraising to buy a building, renovations funded partly by Secretary of State of Canada grants, and youth programs under Challenge 88 and One Window CEIC. It notes legal support from Roy Cochrane and board involvement, with outcomes and future pages referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline McGinnis
Tanis Friendship Centre
Secretary of State of Canada
Tansi Friendship Centre
Roy Cochrane
C.E.I.C
Women’s Centre
District Council Sunday Shopping Debate Draws 40 Citizens
A special District Council meeting drew 40 attendees including business reps and private individuals over Bill 435 Sunday Shopping. All but one opposed the bill citing financial strain for families and small stores, religious objections by churches, and a call for a referendum. One businessman favored putting it to a vote. The crowd questioned why the bill resurfaced after 33 people had already weighed in.
Bob Roller pioneers bluegrass in British Columbia
Vern Reeves profiles Bob Roller a Dayton Ohio native who built a new life in Chetwynd British Columbia. He and Ellen fostered a family business and homesteaded on a 1000 acre farm while launching the Peace Country Bluegrass Festival now entering its fifth year with Canadian and U.S. acts and a rising regional following.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ellen
British Columbia
Bob Roller
Bob
Chetwynd
B.C
Kentucky
Chet
Wynd
Junior Council Meets by Jean McDonald
On May 12 at 12 00 noon a special Council Meeting was held to accommodate a Junior Council elected from Mr Sabulsky s Grade 11 Social Studies class The class has been studying zoning laws and municipal governments Participating students were Mayors elect Steven Smith and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sabulsky
Steven Smith
Royal Commission on Education scheduled in British Columbia
Barry M. Sullivan appointed Commissioner with a mandate to review education from kindergarten to grade 12 in the province. C.S.S. holds a general assembly May 21 at 2 15 p m for students and a 3 00 p m meeting for teachers and parents. Submissions may be written or verbal to the Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry M. Sullivan
Q.C
British Columbia
C.S.S
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Tansi Friendship
Marion Hoover
MacLeods
Ray Archambeault
Fort St. John
I.G.A
Ray
Bear Flats
Hudson Hope
Rick Hansen
Rick
David Nagy
Vern Reeves
Lonzo
Oscar
Nashville
Tennessee
U.S
By Jean McDonald
Royal Commission On Education
Thers
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