Grace McCarthy Scrapbook #59 March 1983 - October 1984

Date
1983
Author: McCarthy, Grace
Description

This volume consists of clippings (information artifacts), printed ephemera, correspondence, photographs, souvenir programs, communiques and other materials that relate to Grace McCarthy's position as Minister of Human Resources and Deputy Premier. In specific, the following persons and matters are mentioned: Tranquille Institution, people with disabilities, John Paul II, Bill Reid, BC transit, Pan Pacific Hotel and World Trade Centre. It also includes: issue of Chinatown News (vol. 31 no. 20, 1984); Royal Visit to Victoria booklet; BC Parkway brochure; Pope John Paul II visit to Vancouver brochure; The Vice President's Room booklet; White House brochure.

Physical description
135 pages
Note
Pages 7 - 11, 13 - 40, 47 - 48, 51 - 55, 59 - 60, 62 - 63, 68 - 69, 73 - 74, 81 - 82, 100 - 107, 109 - 110, 113 - 114, 117 - 118, 123 - 126, 129 - 130, 138 - 139, 159 - 178, 183 - 184, 190 - 192, 195 - 196, 198 - 199, 201 - 205, 208 - 209, 212 - 214, 217 - 220 are from a foldout section for oversized content. They are presented here as individual pages.
Subject
McCarthy, Grace Mary, 1927-2017
British Columbia Social Credit Party
British Columbia. Ministry of Human Resources
Social policy
Welfare policy
Local transit--British Columbia
People with disabilities
Genre
Clippings
Ephemera
Correspondence
Photographs
Type of resource
Mixed Material
Language
English
Part of
Grace McCarthy Scrapbook Collection
Identifier
MSC168.59
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