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MEMBERSHIP: Joining the NBSCA



Dear New or Prospective Member:

There are six (6) different membership levels in the NBSCA, each tailored to suit your personal requirements or situation. Participation in the business of the NBSCA is purely voluntary. Membership, however, has one material advantage: you will receive a copy of the "New Brunswick Scottish Journal" four times per year, at no additional charge.

By becoming a member of the NBSCA, you are ensuring that the NBSCA can continue its work to advance Scottish culture and heritage in New Brunswick.

New Brunswick residency is not a prerequisite for membership (excluding Club Memberships). The NBSCA is happy to offer Regular, Family and Life Memberships to non-residents and if purchased as a gift, we will be happy to make the recipient aware of your kindness. The recipient, of course, will receive the "New Brunswick Scottish Journal," and be able to read about the challenges, successes and achievements of New Brunswick's Scottish community.

Membership in the NBSCA is open to all individuals, organizations and companies who support the objectives of the Association. All members over the age of 18 (with the exception of Sustaining Members) are entitled to vote on Association business and to hold office. All dues listed are given in Canadian funds. For additional information, please contact the Membership Secretary.

To apply for membership in your area please selection one of the following:

Restigouche

Bathurst

Miramichi

Moncton

Fredericton

Saint John

Upper St. John River Valley

Out-of-Province

Other Scottish Groups in New Brunswick



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