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Promotional leaflet on yellow paper advertising a concert for Jim Pati and the Sparklers at the Marco Polo.

[Description] This pamphlet lists prizes from the second Fall Fair hosted by the Squamish Farmers Institute (SFI). Fred Thorne, the great-grandfather of Terry Thorne, was a member of the SFI. Fred Thorne was a manager of the Squamish Valley Hops…

Typed paper discussing the history of feminism in Canada. The published version appeared in the September 1969 issue of Monthly review. Includes bibliographic references. Contains excerpts from On the emancipation of women by Lenin.

The official program for the first International Choral Festival Kathaumixw held in Powell River in 1984. It contains messages from the town's mayor, Colin S. Palmer, and the Premier of British Columbia, Bill Bennett and lists the officials of…

April delayed 1960 issue of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. This issue is 4 pages long and feautures full publication of the School District Referendum, and ads that combine type with drawings done by hand.

A collection of recipes provided by individuals from several First Nations communities across coastal and interior British Columbia, published by Health and Welfare Canada in 1971.

Scuttlebutt Newsletter from February of 1953. Issue number unknown. This issue is 10 pages long, and features typewritten articles, handrawn advertisements, and contest flyer. All are donw using a purple ink.

A notice containing a simple programme for Chinese New Year Evening, involving cocktails, dinner, and a lion dance with Orient Express music.

Scuttlebutt Newsletter from June 22, 1960. Issue unknown. The edition is 2 pages long, and features printed articles, as well as black and white photographs.

A summary of a report on the costs and benefits to the Government of Canada relating to treaty settlements in British Columbia

[Description] This pamphlet lists prizes from the fourth Fall Fair hosted by the Squamish Farmers Institute (SFI). Fred Thorne, the great-grandfather of Terry Thorne, was a member of the SFI. Fred Thorne was a manager of the Squamish Valley Hops…

Typed note produced between 1969 and 1970 by Women's Caucus to promote their service and activities.

Typed paper providing the Women's Caucus' position on the services provided by Canada Manpower Centre, a federal government agency. Accompanied by photocopy of advertisement by the Minister of Labour promoting sexual equality in employment.

This pamphlet is an advertisement for the Tours Program organized by the Choral Kathaumixw Festival. It contains photographs of performances and lists countries that participants visit from. It is to entice communities in British Columbia and…

Typed document chronicling the history of Vancouver Women's Caucus from June 1968 to November 1970.

Theatre schedule for acts from 1964-1968 at the Marco Polo.

Handwritten poster campaigning for Dana Janssen for Student Senate.

Probably photocopy or mimeograph copy of typed essay on women's rights, liberation, and the sexual revolution.

Gail McCance's 1962 sketchbook, containing set designs for Giuseppe Verdi's "Aida," Giacomo Puccini's "Tosca," and Charles Gounoud's "Faust," as well as notes in McCance's own hand. Also…

[description] Vol. 1. No. 33 "Thorne, Mr. I" written in pencil at top left of front page. The Squamish Advance was a weekly newspaper published, 1950-1956, for the Howe Sound area including Squamish, Brackendale, Woodfibre, Britannia,…

Volume 1, No. 2 of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. Issue is 8 pages long. Contents include columns discussing Incorporation of Sointula, Laundry for Sointula, Special News, Humour, a contest, School Activites, LoveLorn, and hand-drawn advertisements.

[description] Vol. 1. No. 37 "Thorne, I" written in pencil at top left of front page. The Squamish Advance was a weekly newspaper, published 1950-1956, for the Howe Sound area including Squamish, Brackendale, Woodfibre, Britannia,…

A title page of Vol.1. Copy No.6 of the Scuttlebutt Newsletter. The title page has been detached from the rest of the issue. The title page features typewritten editorial articles and some other regular columns.