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TREASURER’S REPORT |
wncons Tay. 1, 1990 —Clecgqacat 16, /780

mcons “Pang 1,/999 -Qprs 30

Cash on hand May 1, 1979
Donations
Membership Fees

79/80 Grant from Secretary of State

Bank Interest
Sale of Buttons
Sale of Booklet

EXPENSES

Travel

Publicity

Honoraria

Materials

Report & Evaluation
Newsletters

Briefs
Incorporation

Local Groups

Bank Charges
Membership and Donations
Buttons

Booklet

Accounts Payable

BALANCE
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Membership $100.00
Travel  ~ 54.77
Publicity 100.19
Honoraria 55.68
Materials 167.76

Report & Evaluation 11.42

Newsletters 584.15
Briefs 10.35
$1084.32

Resolution

11980
$

413.31
50.00
1798.00
8400.00
602.50
271.70

1203.75
$12,739.26

$ 208.85
1949.44
220.08
680.31
1.83
1048.51
351.18
111.87
3238.73
7.15
719.47
114.28
1237.65

__ 1084.32
$10,973.67

$ 1,765.59

Cash or hand May 1, 1980
Membership

Buttons

Booklet

Interest

Conference

Refund re Immersion Registry

EXPENSES

Publicity

Bank charges
Booklet

Petty Cash Float
Membership in F.F.C.
Materials & Travel
Immersion Registry
Membership

BALANCE

$1,765.
609.
16.
653.
37.
161.
246.

$3,489.

Whereas each community in British Columbia at the present time must
debate and consider the merits of French immersion-type elementary

school instruction individually; and whereas the debate can take

years and therefore deprives some children of the opportunity to be-
come bilingual; and whereas many families in the Province of British
Columbia are being denied the opportunity to take advuntege of the

Ministry of Hducation approved and sponsored Cadre de Francais by

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$1,864.

reluctant school district administrations and Boards of School Trustees,
Be it resolved that all children in the Province of British Columbia
should have the right to receive their education in the official lang-
uage of their parents choice, where numbers warrant.

Respectively submitted by Sylvia Ghaed

199 Grandview st.,
Penticton, B.C.