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Index to The Philanthropist Volume V

Cite as: (1985), 5 Philanthrop. No., pp.

The following indices have been prepared for The Philanthropist by ClaudiaWilletts, M.L.S. A cumulative index covering Volumes I-IV is now in preparation and will be offered to subscribers later in 1986.

Index to Subjects

A

Amateur Athletic Associations. OntarioJudicial consideration of charitable status-Case studies: Re LaidlawFoundation

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

Amendments. Income Tax Act. CanadaMay 9,1985

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.

Amendments. Tax Court of Canada ActMay 9,1985

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.

Annuity Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Athletic Associations. OntarioAmateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration of charitable status-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

B

Re Baker (1984),47 O.R. (2d) 415;17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont.H.C.)Charitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.

Budget. Canada1985 Federal Budget. Encouragement of gifts to charitable organizations:property

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.

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C

Canadian Institutional InvestorsInvestment in overseas marketsFalllWinter 1985 (VoLV, No.3), pp. 39-46.

CanadiansPeacetime patriotic duties: contributing charitable donations, volunteerservice and participation in politics

Winter 1985 (VoLV, No.1), pp. 41-45.

CanadiansPrivate charitable donations. Decline-Statistical analysis-Reinterpretation

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.

CanadiansPrivate charitable donations. Encouragement through income tax incentives- Historical perspectivesWinter 1985 (VoLV, No.1), pp. 3-21.

Case StudiesCharitable donations to religious schools by donors who are parents ofstudents. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney,85 DTC 5433 (Federal Court of Appeal)

FalllWinter 1985 (VoLV, No.3), pp. 49-50.

Case StudiesCharitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R. 85 DTC 5102 (Federal Court ofAppeal)

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

Case StudiesCharitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker (1984),47 O.R. (2d) 415; 17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont. H.C.)

Spring 1985 (Vol. V, No.1), pp. 57-58.

Case StudiesOntario. Charitable organizations: amateur athletic associations. Judicialconsideration of charitable status-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation(1984),48 (2d) 549 (Div. Ct.)

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

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Charitable DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis- Reinterpretation

Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 39-47.

Charitable DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through incometax incentives-Historical perspectives

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

Charitable DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime patriotic duty

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Charitable Donations to Religious SchoolsBy donors who are parents of students. Income tax deductibility-Casestudies: The Queen v. McBurney

Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.

Charitable FoundationsInvestment portfolios. Management. Effects of 4.5 per cent disbursementquota

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.

Charitable OrganizationsSee also

Financial Advisors To Charitable Organizations

Charitable OrganizationsDirectors. Financial responsibilities

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Charitable OrganizationsDirectors. Removal

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Charitable Organizations. CanadaDesignation by Revenue Canada

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.

Charitable Organizations. CanadaFiling revised tax forms from Revenue Canada


Charitable Organizations. CanadaRegistration by Revenue Canada. Improvement-Suggestions


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Charitable Organizations. CanadaRegulation by Revenue Canada-Suggestions


Charitable Organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited taxdeductibility. Concessions by Revenue Canada

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Charitable Organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registrationby Revenue Canada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Charitable Organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registrationby Revenue Canada-Case studies: Scarborough Community LegalServices v. R.Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

Christian SchoolsSee also

Religious Schools

Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. CanadaCombined with political advocacy. Limited tax-deductibility

Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), p. 53.

Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. CanadaCombined with political advocacy related to registration by RevenueCanada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Charitable Purpose. Charitable organizations. CanadaCombined with political advocacy related to registration by RevenueCanada-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

Charitable TrustsCharitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker (1984),47 O.R. (2d) 415; 17 E.T.R. 168 (Ont. H.C.)

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.

Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

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Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaRevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Courts of LawSee

Law Courts

D

Directors. Charitable organizationsFinancial responsibilities

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Directors. Charitable organizationsRemoval

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Disbursement Quota4.5 per cent disbursement quota. Effects on management of investmentportfolios of charitable foundations

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.

DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis- Reinterpretation

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.

DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through incometax incentives-Historical perspectives

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime partriotic duty

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

DonorsEstate planning-For financial advisors to charitable organizations

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

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Donors Who Are Parents Of StudentsCharitable donations to religious schools. Income tax deductibility-Casestudies: The Queen v. McBurney

Fall/Winter 1985 (VoI.V, No.3), pp. 49-50.

E

Estate Planning. Donors-For financial advisors to charitable organizations

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Exemption. Sales tax on certain goods for the disabled. Quebec

Fall/Winter 1985 (VoI.V, No.3), p. 49.

ExpenditureSee also

Spending

F

Family FoundationsSee also

Jackman FoundationLaidlaw Foundation

Federal Budget. Canada1985. Encouragement of gifts to charitable organizations: propertySummer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.

Federal Social Programs. CanadaUniversality. Reassessment related to reduction of government spending

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.Charitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), p. 53.

Financial Advisors to Charitable OrganizationsDonors. Estate planning-For financial advisors to charitable organizations

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Financial Responsibilities. Directors. Charitable organizationsSummer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Fund RaisersGrantmaking by private foundations-Guidelines for fund raisersSummer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.

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G

Gifts to Charitable OrganizationsProperty. Encouragement by 1985 Federal Budget

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.

Giving Instruments. CanadaPlanned giving instruments: irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Incometax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Giving Instruments. CanadaPlanned giving instruments: irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Incometax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Giving Instruments. CanadaPlanned giving instruments: revocable charitable remainder trusts. Incometax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol. V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Governments. CanadaRole in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives


Governments. CanadaSpending. Reduction related to reassessment of universality of federalsocial programs

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

Governments. United StatesRole in society-Historical perspectives


GranteesSee also

Fund Raisers

GrantmakingBy private foundations-Guidelines for fund raisers

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.

H-I

Income Tax Act. CanadaAmendments, May 9, 1985

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.

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Income Tax Deductibility. Donors who are parents of studentsFor charitable donations to religious schools-Case studies: The Queen v.McBurney


Income Tax IncentivesEncouragement of private charitable donations by Canadians-Historicalperspectives

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

Income Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Planned givinginstruments. Canada

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Income Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Plannedgiving instruments. Canada

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Income Tax Treatment. Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Plannedgiving instruments. Canada

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Investment. Canadian institutional investorsIn overseas markets


Investment Portfolios. Charitable foundationsManagement. Effects of 4.5 per cent disbursement quotaWinter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.

Irrevocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Irrevocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

J

Jackman Foundation

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.

Judicial Consideration of Charitable Status. OntarioConsideration of charitable status of amateur athletic associations-Casestudies: Re Laidlaw Foundation

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

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K-L

Re Laidlaw Foundation (1984),48 (2d) 549 (Div. Ct.)Ontario. Amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration ofcharitablestatus-Case studies

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

Law CourtsSee also

Judicial

M

MarketsOverseas markets. Investment by Canadian institutional investors


N-O

Ontari()Amateur athletic associations. Judicial consideration ofcharitable status-Case studies: Re Laidlaw Foundation

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

P

Philanthropy. CanadaRole in society

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Planned Giving Instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatmentSummer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Planned Giving Instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatmentSummer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Planned Giving Instruments. CanadaRevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

PlanningSee also

Estate Planning

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Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited tax concessions.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registrationby Revenue Canada-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Political Advocacy. Charitable organizations. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy related to registrationby Revenue Canada-Case studies: Scarborough Community LegalServices v. R.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

PoliticsParticipation in politics as a peacetime patriotic duty of Canadians

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Private DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis- Reinterpretation

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.

Private DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Encouragement through incometax incentives-Historical perspectives

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

Private DonationsPrivate charitable donations by Canadians as a peacetime patriotic duty

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Private FoundationsSee also

Jackman FoundationLaidlaw Foundation

Private FoundationsDesignation by Revenue Canada

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.

Private FoundationsGrantmaking-Guidelines for fund raisers

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.

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Private SchoolsSee also

Religious Schools

Private Sector. CanadaRole in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives


Private Sector. United StatesRole in society-Historical perspectives


Property. Gifts to charitable organizationsEncouragement by 1985 Federal Budget

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-53.

Public FoundationsDesignation by Revenue Canada

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.

Public Sector WorkplacesRole of volunteers in relation to unionized staff


QQuebec

Sales tax on certain goods for the disabled. Exemption

Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), p. 49.

The Queen v. McBurney, 85 DTC 5433 (Federal Court of Appeal)Charitable donations to religious schools by donors who are parents ofstudents. Income tax deductibility-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney


R

Registration. Charitable organizations. CanadaBy Revenue Canada. Improvement-Suggestions


Registration. Charitable organizations. CanadaBy Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with politicaladvocacy-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

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Registration. Charitable organizations. CanadaBy Revenue Canada related to charitable purpose combined with politicaladvocacy-Case studies: Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

Regulation. Charitable organizations. CanadaBy Revenue Canada-Suggestions


Religious SchoolsSee also

Charitable Donations to Religious Schools

Remainder Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatmentSummer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Remainder Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaRevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Responsibilities. Directors. Charitable organizationsFinancial responsibilities

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

Revenue CanadaDesignation of charitable organizations and private and public foundations

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-57.

Revenue CanadaRegistration of charitable organizations. Improvement-Suggestions


Revenue CanadaRegistration of charitable organizations related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Federated Anti-Poverty Groups of B.C.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Revenue CanadaRegistration of charitable organizations related to charitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies: Scarborough CommunityLegal Services v. R.Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

Revenue CanadaRegulation of charitable organizations-Suggestions


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Revenue CanadaRevised tax forms-For charitable organizations


Revocable Charitable Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaRevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

S

Sales Tax. QuebecOn certain goods for the disabled. Exemption

Fall/Winter 1985 (VoI.V, No.3), p. 49

Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.Charitable organizations. Registration by Revenue Canada related tocharitable purpose combined with political advocacy-Case studies:Scarborough Community Legal Services v. R.

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 54-55.

SchoolsSee also

Religious Schools

Social Programs. CanadaFederal social programs. Universality. Reassessment related to reductionof government spending

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

Social Services. CanadaProvision. Role of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector-Historical perspectives


Society. CanadaRole of philanthropy

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Society. United StatesRole of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector-Historicalperspectives


Spending. Governments. CanadaReduction related to reassessment of universality of federal governmentsocial programs

Summer 1985 (VoI.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

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Sports OrganizationsSee also

Athletic Associations

Staff. Public sector workplacesUnionized staff. Role in relation to volunteers


Staff. Voluntary agenciesUnionized staff. Role in relation to volunteers


Statistical AnalysisPrivate charitable donations by Canadians. Decline-Statistical analysis- Reinterpretation

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 39-47.

T

Tax Court ofCanada ActAmendments May 9, 1985

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 52.

Tax Deductibility. CanadaCharitable purpose combined with political advocacy. Limited taxdeductibilitySummer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), p. 53.

Tax Deductibility. Donors who are parents of studentsIncome tax deductibility for charitable donations to religious schools-Case studies: The Queen v. McBurney


Tax Forms. Revenue CanadaRevised tax forms-For charitable organizationsFall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-49.

Tax IncentivesIncome tax incentives. Encouragement of private charitable donations byCanadians-Historical perspectivesWinter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada

Income tax treatmentSummer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

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Tax Treatment. Irrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada

Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Tax Treatment. Revocable charitable remainder trusts. Planned giving instruments. Canada

Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Testamentary TrustsCharitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.

TrustsCharitable testamentary trusts. Variation-Case studies: Re Baker

Spring 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 57-58.

Trusts.Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable annuity trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaIrrevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Trusts. Planned giving instruments. CanadaRevocable charitable remainder trusts. Income tax treatment

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

U

Unionized Staff. Public sector workplacesRole in relation to volunteers


Unionized Staff.Voluntary agenciesRole in relation to volunteers


United StatesSociety. Role of the private sector, governments and the voluntary sector- Historical perspectives


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Universality. Federal social programs. CanadaReassessment related to reduction of government spending

Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

vVoluntary Agencies

See alsoYWCA of Metropolitan Toronto

Voluntary AgenciesRole of volunteers in relation to unionized staff


Voluntary Sector. CanadaRole in the provision of social services-Historical perspectives


Voluntary Sector. United StatesRole in society-Historical perspectives


Volunteer ServiceAs a peacetime patriotic duty of Canadians

Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

VolunteersRole in voluntary agencies in relation to unionized staff

Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol. V, No.3), pp. 17-22.

Volunteers. Public sector workplacesRole in relation to unionized staff


W

WorkplacesPublic sector workplaces. Role of volunteers in relation to unionized staff


X-Y-Z

YWCA of Metropolitan TorontoFall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.

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Index to Authors

A-B

Bromley, E. BlakePlanned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle Route. Summer 1985 (Vol.V,No.2), pp. 3-24.

cCalvert, John

Volunteers and the Unionized Workplace: Problems and Prospects. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.

Campbell, Ellen K.Volunteers in the Unionized Agency: Partners or Threats? Fall/Winter1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.

Castonguay, ClaudeViewpoint: The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity. Summer1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

D

Dickson, M.L.Recent Tax Developments. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 56-58.-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.

E-G

Gibson, Robert H.Investment Strategy for Endowed Charitable Foundations in Light oftheNew Disbursement Quota. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.

Goodman, Edwin A.Viewpoint: Patriotism in Peacetime. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 4145.

Gregory, John D.The Director's Creed: Give, Get or Get Off. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2),pp.25-28.

H

Hamilton, John P.Viewpoint: The Regulation of Charities: The Ideal. Fall/Winter 1985(Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.

63

How, Michael S.F.Institutional Investment in Foreign Markets. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V,No.3), pp. 39-46.

I-J

Jackman, Frederic L.R.Putting Your Case To The Family Foundation. Summer 1985 (Vol.V,No.2), pp. 48-51.

K-M

Murray, Laurence C.Recent Tax Developments. Winter 1985 (VoLV, No.1), pp. 56-58.-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.

N-W

Waters, D.W.M.Case Review: In the Matter ofLaidlaw Foundation and In the Matter ofThe Charities Accounting Act. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

Watson, RodCharity and the Canadian Income Tax: An Erratic History. Winter 1985(VoLV, No.1), pp. 3-21.

White, NormanCounterpoint: A Response to "How and What Canadians Contribute toCharity". Summer 1985 (VoLV, No.2), pp. 39-47.

Wolf, JackeA Comparison of the Role of the Voluntary Sector in Canada and theUnited States. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.

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Index to Titles

A-eCharity and the Canadian Income Tax: An Erratic History

Rod Watson. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 3-21.

A Comparison ofthe Role ofthe Voluntary Sector in Canada and the UnitedStates

Jacke Wolf. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 3-16.

D

The Debate on Universality: A Missed Opportunity (Viewpoint)Claude Castonguay. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 29-38.

The Director's Creed: Give, Get or Get OffJohn D. Gregory. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 25-28.

E-I

In the Matter of Laidlaw Foundation and In the Matter of the CharitiesAccounting Act (Case Review)

D.W.M. Waters. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 46-55.

Institutional Investment in Foreign MarketsMichael S.F. How. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 39-46.

Investment Strategyfor Endowed Charitable Foundations in Light ofthe NewDisbursement Quota

Robert H. Gibson. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 22-40.

Patriotism in Peacetime (Viewpoint)Edwin A. Goodman. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1), pp. 41-45.

Planned Giving Instruments: The Great Circle RouteE. Blake Bromley. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 3-24.

Putting Your Case to the Family FoundationFrederic L.R. Jackman. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 48-51.

Q-R

Recent Tax DevelopmentsM.L. Dickson and Laurence C. Murray. Winter 1985 (Vol.V,No.l),pp. 56-58.-Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 52-55.-Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 47-50.

The Regulation ofCharities: The Ideal (Viewpoint)John P. Hamilton. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 30-38.

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A Response to "How and What Canadians Contribute to Charity" (Counterpoint)

Norman White. Summer 1985 (Vol.V., No.2), pp. 39-47.

S-V

Volunteers and the Unionized Workplace: Problems and ProspectsJohn Calvert. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 23-29.

Volunteers in the Unionized Agency: Partners or Threats?Ellen K. Campbell. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 17-22.

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Index to Book Reviews

A-Z

America's Voluntary Spirit, edited by Brian O'Connell. Winter 1985 (Vol.V,No.1), pp. 61-64.

The Board Member's Book: Making a Difference in Voluntary Organizations,by Brian O'Connell. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 53-55.

Canadian Directory to Foundations, edited by Allan Arlett and Ingrid VanRotterdam. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.3), pp. 51-53.

Developing Effective Arts Boards, by Sarah Iley. Winter 1985 (Vol.V, No.1),pp.59-61.

An Essential Grace, by Samuel A. Martin. Summer 1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 5659.

A Guidefor Church Treasurers, by R.C. Knechtel. Fall/Winter 1985 (Vol.V,No.3), pp. 55-56.

Helping You Helps Me: A Guidefor Self-Help Groups, by Karen Hill. Summer1985 (Vol.V, No.2), pp. 59-60.

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