THE ASSOCIATION OF KINSMEN CLUBS
DISTRICT FIVE
LOWER MAINLAND ZONE

P.O. BOX 111
PORT COQUITLAM, B.C
V3C 3V5

November 17, 1976

Mayor & Council

City of Fort Coquitlan
2272 MeAllister

Port Coquitlen, B.C.

Dear Mayor & Council: oe ees
“May we have the permission of your Council to conduct a door-to-door Campaign the
week of January 30th to February 5Sthy 1977.

This Canpaign knovm for tventy-four years as the Kinsmen Liothers' March, is the
main source of revenue for the Kinsnen Rehabilitation Foundation of British Columbia.

The Kinsmen Rehabilitation Foundation provides a multitude of services directly
to the physically handicepped of British Colunabla, as well as providing selective
funding to a nucber ox¢ projects or smell organisations which offer specific and
specialized services to the various groups of the physicclly disabled.

The Mothers! March, vill be conducted by Volunteers who normally live in the
block which they canvass. The norual time is from 6:00 perm. to 9:00 rem. on the week
nights and 1:00 >.m. to 5:00 pen. on Sunday, January 350th. Each Marcher has an
dindividualiy nunbered kit and a larze lapel label to clearly identify her.

Should there by ony cuestion “you wish to ask, please do not hesitate to call
the undersimed. We look forward to receiving our permit at your earliest convenience.

Yours Sincerely,

fom Hencock
Chairnan,
Kinsrien Club of Port Coquitlan

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