[Bcma-l] (Fwd) BCHF Conference registrations
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Thu, 27 Mar 2008 07:30:40 -0800
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Subject: BCHF Conference registrations
From: Jacqueline Gresko <jgresko@telus.net>
Date sent: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 01:19:11 -0700
I'm sending you the psa's below to let you know that we have extended
the early bird registration deadline to March 31 for the New
Westminster May 8-10 BC Historical Federation Conference.
There is still room in the financial workshop. It would be great
professional development for museum people. Hoping things are going
well for you.
- Jacqueline Gresko Chair BC Historical Federation 2008 Conference
Committee
A CONFERENCE FOR THOSE WHO LIKE HISTORY
The British Columbia Historical Federation is holding their annual
conference and AGM in New Westminster, one of B.C.’s first capital
cities, to celebrate B.C.’s 150th birthday.
The opening reception on Thursday May 8th is the start of two
exciting days to follow. Friday morning offers speakers on themes
related to BC’s first capital, Langley and New Westminster – the
Royal Engineers re-enactors – Jim Wolf on New Westminster and
Charles Hou on the Gold Rush and gold rush trails.
A book fair filled with books, new and old, about British Columbia,
is being hosted by the B.C. Genealogical Society – if you are looking
for something special, you might find it here. At noon a bus
leaves for Fort Langley and a guided tour of the Fort and other
museums in the area. You will also enjoy high tea at St. George’s
Anglican Church.
Saturday morning is the AGM (1 – 2 hours) with one minute reports
about events and fund raisers, from some of the historical societies
throughout the province followed by lunch at the restored Victoria
Mansion, Galbraith House. The afternoon offers a choice of three
walking tours – the waterfront – the Museum of the Royal Westminster
Regiment – a tour of the historic Queens Park neighborhood.
Saturday evening is the Awards reception and banquet at the Inn at
Westminster Quay. This fascinating weekend gives participants a
great opportunity to revisit some of British Columbia’s colorful
history and to meet and talk to “history minded” people from many
areas throughout B.C.
May 9 – 11 in New Westminster. Book now – limited registration. For
information and registration, phone Brenda Smith 604-466-2636 or
Ron Hyde 604-277-2627 or check our website at www.bchistory.ca
WORKSHOP FOR NON-PROFIT GROUPS
The British Columbia Historical Federation is holding a Financial
Workshop for Non-profit groups, especially those that are operated by
volunteers. The workshop’s easy-to-understand approach covers How
to make your organization’s goals fit into a workable budget - How to
track your budget and create understandable financial statements –
Information about directors, liability and event insurance – Charitable
tax status and completing government forms.
Talk to learn from the experts/ The all-day workshop is Thursday May
8th in New Westminster. $70 including lunch. Book now – limited
registration. For information and registration, phone Brenda Smith
at 604-466-2636 or Ron Hyde 604-277-2627 or check our website
www.bchistory.ca
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Jim Harding, ED
BC Museums Association
(250) 356-5694