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The KINSMEN RSH ACMLITATIOUN FOUNDATION
of BRITISH COLUMBIA

G.Rieharcdson, Preecdent

22568 WEST 12th AVENUE, VANCOUVER, B.C. ; E.R. Sherwood
TEL.(604) 736-8841 VSK ENS Executive Grnotor

September 9, 1981

Me. R.A. Freeman

City Clerk

City of Port Coquitlam

2272 McAllister Avenue FP 28 493i
Port Coquitlam, B.C. SEP 2 .
V3c 2A8

Dear Sir:

We wish to apply for your permissicn to conduct our annual
dsor~to-—door campaign January 24, 1982 to February 1, 1982.
By this early request, we hope to avoid conflict with other
organizations also conducting door—to--door charitable campaigns.

Our campaign, known as the "Kinsmen Mother's March", is the
main source of revenue for the “insmen Rehabilitation Foundation
of British Columbia and enables the Foundation to provide a
multitude of services to disabled people.

The enclosed annual report will, I am sure, answer any questions
you may have.

The Mother's March: is conducted by volunteers who usually live

in the neighbourhcod they canvass. Canvassing is most frequently
conducted between 6pm and 9pm on weeknights and lpm and 5pm oni
weekends. Each canvasser has an individual kit and clearly
marked "Mother's March" identification.

We look forward to receiving a permit from you for this purpose.

Yours sincerely,

PBavee SS

Shirley Barnett
Metro Unit Co-ordinator
Kinsmen Mother's March.

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