YK1 Chapter
ANNUAL REPORT
2013- 2014
BOARD EXECUTIVE
The Canadian Parents for French-YK1 Chapter consisted of the following volunteer
board members:
Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Liaision with CPF-NWT Board
Member
Member
Madelon Haener
Vacant
Paul Davie
Tina Drew
Ngan Trinh
Liisa Prosyk
The Board of the CPF-YK1 Chapter was fortunate to have three new Board members
this year, bringing new ideas and energy to the Board and thus were able to initiate
some new activities like pumpkin carving and Lego Love, that will be strengthened in
future years.
There were however challenges:
 the majority of the Board members have young families, other community
commitments and in some cases work travel or spousal travel that can complicate
or limit involvement on the Board;
 there was one vacancy on the Board, for the Secretary position, resulting in
another Board member taking over those responsibilities;
 there is a need redistribute work load amongst Board members to ensure no one
person has taken on too much.
A new funding method through partnerships was started in September. As a result,
members who signed up in May to be on the Board with an understanding of how things
had worked in the past, had to adjust to a different structure of funding. It was a
challenge to start to build a network of contacts with Francophone and bilingual
community members for our activities. Nevertheless, the Board has worked in
partnership with the NWT Branch to successfully plan, coordinate and implement
activities for the YK1 school community.
PROMOTION
The Chapter continues to promote activities and membership through submissions to
school newsletters and the Yellowknife Education District No.1’s and Branch’s website
and Facebook pages. A Board member has also initiated a Facebook page for the
Chapter in early 2014. Information was also displayed on our District’s electronic
marquee and website. For a complete list of promotion, please see Attachment 1.
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Promotion of activities was an area that will need special attention. Families are busy
and often committed to regular sport and community events, thus CPF-YK1 Chapter
must work hard to attract attention and registration to their events. The Chapter’s new
Facebook page should help tremendously with promotion as more people join the page.
The Chapter experienced continual challenges getting information placed on the
Branch website.
A Board member attended the following school/District events:
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École William McDonald’s Open House on September 13, 2013;
École Sir John Franklin’s Open House on September 20, 2013;
École J. H. Sissons’ Open House on September 23, 2013;
NJ MacPherson Open House on September 25, 2013;
Range Lake North Open House on September 26, 2013;
École J. H. Sissons’ Kindergarten/Preschool Information Night on February 13,
2013;
Some of the District’s French Steering Committee’s meetings scheduled
throughout the school year; and
Range Lake North’s fundraiser Café Paris.
The Chapter is grateful to our school district, The Yellowknife Education District No.1 for
their continued support. The District has generously assisted in the promotion of our
events on their website, electronic marquee and e-mail distribution.
MEMBERSHIP
The District also generously purchased memberships for families at the entry levels for
French programming: Grade 6 Intensive French and the French immersion prekindergarten classes.
All promotions included a reference to the Branch website for membership information.
At the schools’ open houses and Chapter activities brochures and membership
information was displayed.
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ACTIVITIES
The CPF-YK1 Chapter worked to promote French language and culture through a
variety of programs. Some activities were a) in partnership with the NWT Branch while
other activities were b) Chapter funded activities. At total of 1172 people participated.
A) PARTNERSHIP ACTIVITIES:
In partnership with the Branch, the CPF-YK1 Chapter has planned, implemented and
reported on activities targeting our various schools and French programs. The activities
ranged from literacy events, special occasion activities (like pumpkin carving), to
physical activities. All events support French outside the classroom and therefore were
extra-curricular programs.
Pumpkin Carving – 44 people
18 families came to École J.H. Sissons and transformed pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns
on October 23, 2013. Families enjoyed the activity and provided feedback asking for
more holiday themed activities.
Illustrator Visit – 85 people
While in Yellowknife, providing workshops to students, two evening workshops were
held with illustrator, Gabrielle Grimard. One was held at École J. H. Sissons for French
Immersion students and their families. About 50 people attended this session on
November 6 (photo below). The second session was open to the public and was held
at the Yellowknife Public Library, on November 7 and was attended by students from
five different schools in Yellowknife. 35 people attended this public session. This was
the first visit by an illustrator to the District school community and was very well
received by the students and the families.
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Messy Art - 31 people
Multiple sessions (between January 12 to 28, 2014) were held at various schools (NJM,
WMS and RLN) to prepare “cars”, made from boxes with number labels to be worn by
children for Musical Cars game at future Literacy Night events to be held at the schools
in our District with elementary students.
Literacy Night – Obstacle Course – 40 people
With the help of three former École JH Sissons students, now in grade 9, an obstacle
course was set up as one of the stations in the school’s first Literacy Night. Books were
provided to students with the use of NWT Literacy grant money and light snacks and
juice provided with our Chapter’s membership money. Many children made multiple
visits to the obstacle course.
Babysitting Service for Parent Information Session – 12 people
Grade 9 French Immersion students returned to their former school to help supervise
elementary French Immersion students at École JH Sissons, while the parent(s)
attended an Overview of the Reading Program K-3 offered by the District’s Literacy
Coach on February 6.
Rock Climbing for Kids – 30 kids
Kids ranging from 4 to 17 years old, from four different schools in our school District,
attended our three rock climbing sessions on February 8 and 9. All thirty spots
available were full and kids were exposed to new French vocabulary related to the
climbing experience (i.e. colours, left/right, hand/foot, up/down) from four experience
climbers. These sessions were very well received.
Lego Love - 12 people
A family night out for imaginative play with loose Lego and creating Lego kits, on
February 19.
Gardening – 20 people
A March 12 session with local gardener, France Benoit which focused on planting
tomato seeds. Hands-on messy fun for parents with green thumbs and their children.
This session was a natural fit for Sissons school who has a parent initiated and
organized fundraising effort to have school families grow and then sell plants to the
larger community.
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Circus – 62 people
Two weekend sessions (March 9 and 23) for trying out circus/acrobatic equipment for
juggling, walking on a ball, stilts, stacking chairs, unicycles and more. There was also
an aerial rig with a hop and trapeze bar for the second session, which always had a line
up of children waiting their turn, and was declared the best part of the circus session on
many of the completed evaluations.
Yoga at RLN – 50 students
A March 7 French yoga session for classes in Intensive French and Post-Intensive
French.
First Aid Sessions - 231 students
a) PeopleSavers – all 206 elementary students, except pre-kinderdarten, were given
an introduction to first aid by a Red Cross certified instructor and provided Red
Cross first aid books.
b) First Aid course - all twenty five (25) students in grade 5 were given an
introduction to first aid by a Red Cross certified instructor and provided Red
Cross first aid books.
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B) CHAPTER FUNDED ACTIVITIES
The Chapter applied for and received funding from NWT Literacy Council to implement
literacy related activities and also received funding from Get Active, a fund sponsored
by the Government of the Northwest Territories to promote physical activity.
Extended Storytime Sessions – 47 people
The Chapter hired a French teacher to put on 3 extended storytime sessions for pre-K
to grade 2 French immersion students and their families. Each session had a theme
related to a French book, craft, cooking, and coloring activities. The dates of the
sessions were November 30, January 19, and February 23. All children were given a
French book.
Get Active Sessions – 34 people
1) Super Soccer at Sissons – an evening family soccer session on November 13, 2013.
2) Rock Climbing – a one hour session introducing kids to rock climbing at the indoor
Yellowknife Climbing Club with French instruction on November 21, 2013.
3) Skating and Nordic Walking – people attended a combined outdoor event for skating
and Nordic walking on February 16, 2014.
Literacy Nights – 175 people
January 30 – A Literacy Night at Range Lake North, focusing on numeracy with
various station activities, including musical cars, reading a story, how to prepare a
storysack, reading tips for parents, a giant canvas snakes and ladder game, and more.
Although 42 people were registered for the event, actual attendance was approximately
75 people.
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January 30 – Sissons’ PJ Literacy Night where various stations were set up for
families to hear a story read by a special guest, create bookmarks, explore various
French websites in the computer lab, and listen to French audio recordings. All children
were given a Passport, created by our Chapter, for collecting stamps from each station.
Our Chapter was also responsible for monitoring an obstacle course in the gym.
Approximately 40 people attended. Juice, a light snack and children books were
provided by our Chapter. As a first time event at this school, it was very well received
and staff would like to hold the event again next year.
February 20 – A literacy night at Mildred Hall, focusing on numeracy with various
station activities, including musical cars, reading a story, how to prepare a storysack,
reading tips for parents, and ???. Approximately 60 people attended. This was a very
successful turnout for this particular school.
It was felt that this success was in
because the school administration provided supper/hot dogs for those attending.
Future proposals to the NWT Literacy Council from the Chapter will include this new
expense.
BOARD EVENTS
The Chapter would like to recognize the work of Tina Drew that applied for grant money
from the City of Yellowknife and organized kayaking lessons for the YK1 and YCS
schools. These sessions were not possible without volunteer instructors. There were
three instructors who are also teachers in our YK1 District’s schools: Stéphane Sévigny
(Sissons), Denis Légère (WMS) and Kim Poitras (SJF). It is important to recognize
their efforts to provide the kids with the opportunity to try this sport!
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EVALUATIONS
New this year, were evaluation forms for all our Chapter activities. In order to avoid a
low return rate of forms going home to be completed, forms (and pens) were handed
out near the end of each activity. Participants were more than happy to take a few
minutes to complete the simple form. With the most recent addition of the question
“Where did you hear about this activity?” we hope to determine our most effective
promotion options.
The feedback obtained from evaluation forms were overwhelmingly positive and
appreciative of offering of activities outside of school hours, especially family activities.
Here are some samples:
 Pumpkin carving - all material was well thought out and provided. Good
socialization opportunity as well. The handout of French seasonal words was
great!
 Illustrator, Gabrielle Grimard – Great Speaker! Very enthusiastic, I really liked
that she gave tips to all the kids. I really enjoyed how I got to use my imagination
and create my own character.
 Rock Climbing – I learned about (the names of) body parts in French like hands
and feet. I liked the language use (dans les pieds, maximum, use of colors), the
sport itself and things families can do together.
 Storytime – hands on activity, playing with other kids and the variety of activities.
This is our third session and we really enjoy the thematic activities surrounding
the stories. I wish I could speak more French so that this was event more of an
immersion experience for my son.
 Lego Love – my daughter now wants “girl” Lego for her birthday!
 Circus – We loved it! I enjoyed seeing my son use his French skills. It was lots of
fun and well presented. We learned new vocabulary for body parts and lots of
verbs.
 Gardening – Useful information, very interactive/hands on. We learned French
words in context of gardening and tend to learn the language through
experiences.
The forms also provided the Chapter with concrete examples of what activities the
children and families would like offered in the future. Ideas included pottery classes,
holiday events like Christmas cookie decorating, more cooking for kids, team games,
French movie night, drawing or art classes, a French play, more authors, board games
in French, and more rock climbing and kayaking. Let the planning begin for next year!
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MEDIA
In the November 15th edition of L’Aquilon, an ad was placed by Sissons school
acknowledging CPF sponsorship. The text was as follows:
Merci au CPF-NWT
d'avoir soutenu les activités de l'école Sissons depuis plusieurs
années. Grâce au CPF-NWT,
en juin 2013, les élèves de la 5
année ont participé à une activité de trois jours de canot-camping avec certification de
Pagaie Canada et une formation de secourisme adapté en plein air / RCR de la Croix
Merci Sissons.
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On November 20, 2013, the Yellowknifer had an article about illustrator Gabrielle
Grimard’s visit to Yellowknife. In the article, Caroline Roux, Literacy Coach for the YK1
District mentions that Canadian Parents for French has sponsored author visits to the
school in the past.
This is the first year that the Chapter has initiated social media with the use of our own
Facebook page. In early February, we went live. Thank you Ngan Trinh for this
wonderful tool to showcase our event calendar and photos from events. The Chapter
continues to also use the Branch website and the school district’s website, and school
newsletters and bulletin boards for promotion.
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Below is a summary of our promotional and program events during the school year.
2013-2014 Summary of CPF-YK1 Chapter Events
Sept.12
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 23
Sept. 25
Sep. 26
Chapter Board Meeting
École WMS Open House
ÉSJF Open House
École J. H. Sissons’ Open House
NJ MacPherson Open House
Range Lake North Open House
Oct. 8
Oct. 22
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
YK1 Board Presentation to Jean-Marie Mariez who was nominated by
staff for the Prix André Obadia. CPF-YK1 signed a letter of support for
the nomination
Chapter Board Meeting
Pumpkin Carving
YK1 French Steering Committee Meeting
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Nov. 13
Nov. 21
Dec. 6
Dec. 11
Quebec Illustrator visit by Gabrielle Grimard at ÉJHS
Quebec Illustrator visit by Gabrielle Grimard at YK Public Library
Get Active - family soccer at ÉJHS
Get Active - Yellowknife Climbing Club
Messy Art Night at WMS
Messy Art Night at Sissons
Jan. 19
Jan. 30
Storytime
RLN Literacy Night
Sisson PJ Literacy Night
Feb. 4
Feb. 6
Chapter Meeting
Babysitting provided for parents attending information session at
Sissons
Rock Climbing 9-10am elementary students,
10:30 – 11:30 am RLN students
Rock Climbing 10 – 11:30 SJF students
Get Active Skating and Nordic Walking
Lego Love
MHS Literacy Night
Storytime
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
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March 4
March 7
March 9
March 10 -13
March 12
March 23
March10-14
Chapter meeting
Yoga classes at RLN
Circus workshop
Introduction to first aid classes at Sissons
Gardening workshop
Circus workshop
Introduction to First Aid at Sissons
FUNDING
Please see Attachment 2 for the Financial Report, prepared by Paul Davie, Treasurer.
The CPF-YK1 Chapter is grateful to the YK1 School District for their support to our
Chapter. Their assistance in promoting information and events on their website,
disseminating information to staff at schools, and permission to use their boardroom for
our meetings. Special thanks to Jean-Marie Mariez, Supervisor of Instruction (French
Programs) for paying for CPF memberships for the families of students in the grade 6
Intensive French Program and pre-kindergarden French Immersion programs. Merci
beaucoup!
The CPF-YK1 Chapter looks forward to another successful year promoting French as a
second language to the students of Yellowknife Education District No.1.
Prepared by:
Madelon Haener
Chairperson
Canadian Parents for French -YK1 Chapter
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ATTACHMENT 1
PROMOTION OF CPF BY SCHOOL
ÉJHS
April 12/13
May
May 17
June
Sept
Sept. 24
October
Oct. 7
Oct. 23
November
Nov. 1
Nov. 5
Nov. 6/7
Nov. 16
Nov. 20
Nov. 20
December
Dec/Jan
Jan. 9/14
Jan. 30
February
Feb. 6
Partnership with Me2We students at ÉWMS to hold a free French activity afternoon for
Sissons students.
Newsletter submission – thank you to Me2We for activity on SIP day and Board
vacancies
Newsletter article initiated by school – stressing the importance of membership so
school can have successful proposals to continue to access funds of winter camp and
other activities.
Weekly news e-mail included CPF’s AGM. Initiated by school.
Newsletter submission – new elected Board and mission statement. Not used.
Newsletter submission prepared by school – explanation of CPF providing funds for
school activities not possible without CPF funds and encouragement to join CPF-YK1.
Tina/Madelon attended the Open House with display table and kayak.
Newsletter submission for kayaking sessions. Included our mission statement.
Initiated by school – article about CPF providing funds for school activities, like Camp
de Neige, Folklorique danseurs, author visits not possible without members at the
school. Several inaccuracies including a reference to $7,000 of funding.
E-mail forwarded by teachers to parents about the Pumpkin Carving Party.
Pumpkin Carving Event
newsletter submission – board vacancy and monthly events (kayaking, get active, YK1
planned events and storytime)
Initiated by Literacy Coach – e-mail information on French Illustrator’s evening
sessions sent to teachers to be forwarded to parents
Photocopies of evening session information sent home with grade 2 – 5 students
French Illustrator Gabrielle Grimard evening sessions at Sissons and YK Public
Library
Parent Teacher Interviews – banner and newsletters on display.
CPF poster and file folder pockets placed on bulletin board at entrance.
Yellowknifer article about Gabrielle Grimard’s visit to Sissons
Letter to Pre-K French Immersion families extending an offer for a one year
membership to be paid by the Supervisor of Instruction, YK1 School District.
Photo of rock climbing and calendar of events.
Concours poster placed in newsletter. Initiated by school.
E-mail of Storytime poster forwarded to parents from pre-K to grade 2.
Schools Literacy Night, CPF ran an obstacle course station in the gym.
school newsletter – upcoming events including rock climbing, Lego, Get Active –
skating and Nordic walking, storytime.
Banner and pamphlets on display for babysitting service during Literacy Coach’s
parent information presentation.
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Feb 17
March 12
March
E-mail and posting on website for Feb events of Lego Love and Storytime.
E-mail sent by school to parents acknowledging CPF’s contribution for first aid
classes.
Chapter e-mail forwarded to parents with our March activities
ÉSJF
May 2013
June /13
newsletter submission for AGM.
Newsletter submission – new elected Board and mission statement.
Sept. 20/13
October
Tina attended the Open House with display table and kayak
Newsletter submission for kayaking sessions. Included our mission statement.
School initiated – kayaking info on Facebook.
not used, newsletter submission – board vacancy and thank you to YK1 teachers for
instructing kayaking sessions. Not used.
Board vacancy and thank you to YK1 teachers for instructing kayaking sessions.
February school newsletter – rock climbing session for SJF.
November
December
February
RLN (small two page newsletter)
April /13
June /13
Sept. 26/13
October
November
November
Nov. 20
Jan. 22/14
February
March
March 12
Newsletter initiated by school – Mini Voyageur Festival text and photos included “The
teachers of Post Intensive French would like to thank Canadian Parents for French
and Range Lake North's PAC for generously funding these activities
Newsletter submission – new elected Board. School chose not to use mission.
Madelon attended Open House with display table and kayak.
Newsletter submission for kayaking sessions. Included our mission statement.
newsletter submission – board vacancy and monthly events (kayaking, get active and
YK1 planned events)
Newsletter submission – board vacancy and monthly events list but did not include
event details.
Letter to Grade 6 Intensive French families extending an offer for a one year
membership to be paid by the Supervisor of Instruction, YK1 School District.
Initiated by Principal. E-mail, tweet and website message to school community
referring them to the new CPF website to look at the benefits of a CPF membership.
school newsletter – upcoming events including rock climbing, Lego, Get Active –
skating and Nordic walking, storytime. Rock Climbing Poster and waiver sent by
teachers to families by e-mail.
Initiated by school – reference to CPF- YK1 Chapter supporting upcoming Camp de
Neige in April.
Chapter e-mail forwarded to parents with our March activities
New newsletter format did not include yoga classes sponsored by CPF
E-mail sent by Principal “A huge Thank You to Canadian Parents for French”
explaining that the school benefits from lots of activities because of parents being
members in the organization, including the kids’ first aid classes currently taking place.
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ÉWMS
May
May 21/13
June /13
Sept. 13
October
November
Nov. 20
December
February
Feb. 6
March
Newsletter submission – thank you to Me2We for activity on SIP day and Board
vacancies
Newsletter article with photo about NJ’s kayaking session coordinated by Tina with
help from Marie-Françoise Le Doze (Core French Teacher at NJ) and Denis Légère
(Kayak Instructor and Enhanced French Teacher William McDonald).
Weekly e-mail identifying the date of AGM. Initiated by school.
Newsletter submission – new elected Board and mission statement.
Tina attended Open House with display table and kayak.
Newsletter submission for kayaking sessions. School chose not to include our
mission statement.
newsletter submission – board vacancy and monthly events (kayaking, get active and
YK1 planned events)
Letter to Grade 6 Intensive French families extending an offer for a one year
membership to be paid by the Supervisor of Instruction, YK1 School District.
not used - newsletter submission with rock climbing photo, new website, and list of
events
school newsletter submission – upcoming events including rock climbing, Lego, Get
Active – skating and Nordic walking, storytime.
School forwarded to parents our e-mail of events, which included rock climbing, new
Facebook page, and waiver.
Chapter e-mail request to school to forward to parents with our March activities.
Circus poster put on school bulletin board.
NJ MacPherson (small two page newsletter)
May /13
Newsletter article with photo about NJ’s kayaking session coordinated by Tina with
help from Marie-Françoise Le Doze (Core French Teacher at NJ) and Denis Légère
(Kayak Instructor and Enhanced French Teacher William McDonald).
June /13
Sept 25/13
October
Newsletter submission – new elected Board and mission statement.
Madelon attended Open House with display table and kayak.
Newsletter submission with mission statement and watch for future family friendly
events.
November
December
February
newsletter submission – board vacancy and get active events
Upcoming events and new website.
school newsletter – upcoming events including rock climbing, Lego, Get Active –
skating and Nordic walking.
March Activity poster sent to Core French teacher to post in her classrooms.
March
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MHS
June /13
October
Feb
Newsletter submission – new elected Board and mission statement.
Newsletter submission for kayaking sessions. Included our mission statement.
Newsletter text initiated by school “On February 20th, from 5 - 7 PM, we invite our families from K
– 3 to join us for a trilingual literacy celebration hosted by Canadian Parents for French YK1 and
sponsored by NWT Literacy Council. Supper will be provided. Watch for the invitation coming home
with your child.”
March/14
Newsletter text initiated by school “The many families who were able to join us for our PK- grade
3 Literacy Night sponsored by the NWT Literacy Council and Canadian Parents for French YK Chapter.
Special thanks to Tina Drew who organized the event and to Marilyn Malakoe, Beth Stewart and
Elizabeth Brace for helping run the event. Many of the children went home with new books to read with
their parents.”
March
March Activities poster sent to Core French teacher to post in her classroom.
DISTRICT
Nov 4/13
Nov 6/13
E-mail on Illustrator, Gabrielle Grimard and her evening sessions
Initiated by Caroline Roux, Literacy Coach: e-mail request to post information on
Illustrator, Gabrielle Grimard and her evening sessions
Nov. 11/13
Dec. 4/13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 6
Feb. 20
Posting of photos of Grimard’s visit on the District website and Facebook. Initiated by
Caroline Roux.
Posting of storytime photos on District website. Initiated by Caroline Roux.
Posting of Literacy Night poster with JHS crest and CPF – YK1 Chapter in header.
Posting of list of events.
E-mail and posting on website for Feb events of Lego Love and Storytime.
E-mail highlighting March events and put on website
March 24
March 25
Nominations information for CPF National Board sent by email. Initiated by District.
Volunteer of the Year information sent by e-mail. Initiated by District.
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Attachment 2 – Financial Statement for April 1, 2013 – March 31, 2014
01-Apr-13
Opening Balance
$1,113.13
Cleared Date
Credits
Debits
18-Apr-13
Chapter's Membership Rebates for 2012-13
30-Apr-13
CIBC S/C
$2,192.40
$8.22
$3,305.53
$3,297.31
$65.56
$3,231.75
22-May-13
12-Jun-13
Madelon Haener - Chq. # 81
22-May-13
cancelled
22-May-13
lost
Mildred Hall School - Year. End Awards Chq. # 82 $100
Ecole William McDonald - Year End Awards Chq # 83
$200
22-May-13
24-Jun-13
Range Lake North - Year End Awards Chq # 84
$200.00
$3,031.75
22-May-13
14-Jun-13
Ecole Sir John Franklin - Year End Awards Chq #85
$3,231.75
$3,231.75
$450.00
$2,581.75
CIBC S/C
$8.00
$2,573.75
Mildred Hall School - Year End Awards Chq. # 86 $50
$50.00
$2,523.75
30-Jun-13
CIBC S/C
$8.00
$2,515.75
31-May-13
26-Jun-13
2-Jul-13
31-Jul-13
CIBC S/C
$8.00
$2,507.75
30-Aug-13
CIBC S/C
$8.00
$2,499.75
30-Sep-13
CIBC S/C
$8.00
$2,491.75
Mildred Hall School - Year End Awards Chq. # 87 $50
Ecole William McDonald - Year End Awards Chq # 88
$200
$50.00
$2,441.75
$200.00
$2,241.75
$8.00
$2,233.75
$250.00
$1,983.75
22-Oct-13
15-Nov-13
22-Oct-13
13-Jan-14
31-Oct-13
13-Nov-13
CIBC S/C
16-Dec-13
YK Climbing Club # 89 Rental Fee
15-Nov-13
NWT Literacy Grant - Storytime Sessions
29-Nov-13
CIBC S/C
10-Dec-13
17-Dec-13
13-Dec-13
6-Jan-14
$870.00
$2,845.53
Laurance Rivet-Gareau #90 Instructor Fees
$100.00
$2,745.53
Madelon Haener - Chq. # 91 Activity Expenses
$195.10
$2,550.43
19-Dec-13
NWT Parks and Recreation - Get Active Grant
31-Dec-13
CIBC S/C
14-Jan-14
6-Feb-14
$2,853.75
$8.22
$375.00
CPF National #92 Memberships
17-Jan-14
Deposit - NWT Literacy Grant
18-Jan-14
Tina Drew #93 Activity Expenses
31-Jan-14
CIBC S/C
$2,925.43
$8.22
$2,917.21
$275.00
$2,642.21
$1,900.00
$4,542.21
$247.91
$4,294.30
$8.22
$4,286.08
$1,050.00
$3,236.08
13-Feb-14
10-Mar-14
Gallery of the Midnight Sun #94 Literacy Night Books
13-Feb-14
18-Feb-14
Madelon Haener # 95 Activity Expenses
$524.61
$2,711.47
13-Feb-14
21-Feb-14
Tina Drew # 96 Activity Expenses
$197.78
$2,513.69
26-Feb-14
11-Mar-14
Laurance Rivet-Gareau #97 Instruction fees
$215.12
$2,298.57
$8.00
$2,290.57
28-Feb-14
CIBC S/C
04-Mar-14
Deposit - CPF Membership Rebates
13-Mar-14
Madelon Haener #98 Activity Expenses
$228.01
$2,346.29
13-Mar-14
YK1 District Membership to National #99
$195.00
$2,151.29
31-Mar-14
Madelon Haener Circus # 100 Refreshments
$20.49
$2,130.80
31-Mar-14
Circus Fee Payments
31-Mar-14
CIBC S/C
16-Apr-14
Chapter's Membership Rebates Dec to Jan
$456.36
$2,928.28
16-Apr-14
YK1 Membership Sponsorship
$470.00
$3,398.28
16-Apr-14
NWT Parks and Recreation - Get Active Grant
$375.00
$3,773.28
$283.73
$2,574.30
$350.00
$2,480.80
$8.88
Total Credits:
Total Debits:
Year End Balance:
$2,471.92
$5,080.09
$4,612.34
$3,773.28
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