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 Reverend Stanger studied at St. John’s College, Winnipeg, University of Manitoba, and was then ordained as a minister in the Anglican Church. He came to Christ Church, Whitehorse in 1950 as curate in charge and shortly after was appointed principal of the Chooutla School in Carcross. The federal government built and opened the new residential school in 1954 and the Stangers made the transition from the old buildings to the new. Upwards of 120 boys and girls were resident at the school in 1956.((“Principal of Chooutla Indian Posted to Alberta.” //The Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 9 August 1956.))
-The Stangers and their two daughters, Judy and John, moved to Alberta in 1956 where Reverend Stanger became principal of St. Cyprians Indian School, Brocket in the diocese of Calgary. His successor at Carcross was Eric S.W. Cole, former principal of the Old Sun School on the Blackfeet Reserve Gleichen, Alberta.((“Principal of Chooutla Indian Posted to Alberta.” //The Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 9 August 1956.))
+The Stangers and their two children, Judy and John, moved to Alberta in 1956 where Reverend Stanger became principal of St. Cyprians Indian School, Brocket, in the diocese of Calgary. His successor at Carcross was Eric S.W. Cole, former principal of the Old Sun School on the Blackfeet Reserve Gleichen, Alberta.((“Principal of Chooutla Indian Posted to Alberta.” //The Whitehorse Star// (Whitehorse), 9 August 1956.))
 The family moved to Ontario in 1959 where Charles ministered in Hamilton, Ridgeway, and Bertie before becoming a social worker with Family and Children’s Services in Renfew County, Pembroke, Ontario. He retired in 1989.((“Charles Stanger.”// Ottawa Citizen,// (Ottawa), 2021 website: https://ottawacitizen.remembering.ca/obituary/charles-stanger-1072801705)) Mrs. Laura Stanger wrote a self-published book in 2012 reflecting on her time at the Chootla school.((Laura Harris Stanger, //Laughing Water: Reflecting on Another Time and Place.// Copyright Laura Harris Stanger, 2012.))