BC Historical News
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is part of: British Columbia History
creator: British Columbia Historical Association
issued: 2015-07-17
issued: 1971-04
description: Vol. 04, No. 3
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note: historical NEWS APRIL 1971 Tismm MW nm victontfc, i. c. BRITISH COLUMBIA HISTORICAL NEWS Vol. 4 No. 3 April, 1971 Published November, February, April and June each year by the British Columbia Historical Association, and distributed free to members of all affiliated societies by the secretaries of their respective societies. Subscription rare to non members: $3.50 per year, including postage, directly from the editor, P. A. Yandle, 3450 West 20th Avenue, Vancouver 8, B.C. : .Executive Hon. Patron: Lieut.Gov. J.R. Nicholson Hon. President: Dr Margaret Ormsby President: Mr H.R. Brammall Past President: Mrs Mebel E. Jordon 1st Vice-President: Mr D. Schon 2nd Vice-President: Mr.G.T. German Sec. & Editor: . Mr P. A. Yandle Treasurer: Mrs H. R, Brammall Executive Mr D. New Committee: Mr H. B. Nash A TABLE OF CONTENTS V N Page I N Editorial 2 C U T A Society Notes & Comments 2 0 L R Jottings 4 I C A 0 Convention 5 N M V Trutch - An Immigrant Journeys to a New A E N Life. Letters, ed. by CF. Forbes 6 Y T Convention Registration Form Inside back 27th I cover T 0 0 N 29th FRONT COVER The Fisgard Light near Victoria, drawn by Vancouver member Robert Genn. 2 EDITORIAL It has been the policy of the British Columbia Historical Association, over the past few years to have a theme for its Annual Convention, but in this Centennial year no particular theme has been followed. It seemed enough to consider what progress had been madec and in particular what leadership this province has received within ' Confederation. Webster states that leadership is "the ability to lead". So it is apparent that to be a successful leader there must first be a pause and a purpose. When a leader is so strong that he can, by sheer strength of personality, get complete loyalty from his adherents, he is immediately labelled a dictator. On the other hand, should he attempt to fulfill his purpose by democratic means, rarely does he last very long, as he must inevitably realise that it is impossible to please …
note: Titled "British Columbia Historical Association Report and Proceedings" from 1923-1929; "British Columbia Historical Quarterly" from 1937-1957; "BC Historical News" from 1968-2004; and "British Columbia History" from 2005 onward.
has type: Periodicals
identifier: FC3801.B72 H44
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0190520
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Victoria : British Columbia Historical Association
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source: Original Format: University of British Columbia. Archives.
subject: British Columbia--History
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