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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…

Notes used in the creation of the map "North American Indian Languages"

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

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

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.

Typed advertisement for a Special Meeting of Working Women to discuss the plight of temporary women workers to be held on March 20 1970 at the Women's Caucus office on West Pender Street.

Issue and exact date for this issue are unknown. Must have been published prior to March 4. The issue is lacking the title page/header, 6 pages are present. Contents include columns such as Social News, Personal Column, School Activities, among…

The Summer 2005 edition of the SJC newsletter describes recent Activities of the College Outreach Committee, which includes an international aid project in Southern Sudan. The newsletter also features an article by SJC Fellow David Luesink detailing…

Four typewritten sheets listing North American Indigenous Languages used in the creation of the map "North American Indian Languages"

Vol. 1. Edition 9 of the Sointula Scuttelbutt. The issue is 8 pages loing, and features typewritten articles, hand-drawn advertisements, and humourous drawings.

The first newsletter published by St. John's College in 1997 highlights important milestones in the building's construction, and announces a concrete-pouring ceremony that will be attended by Saint John's University alumni. The…

Volume 1. Copy five of the Sointula Scuttlebutt. The cover of this issue features drawings of fish. The issue is 10 pages long and consists of type written articles and hand-drawn advertisements. In addition to regular columns and reports, this…

Typed document outlining updates to the Caucus. Included are Dana Janssen's candidacy for Student Senate, promoting a Women's Studies program, organizing a Women's Information and Resource Office, creating a phoning tree, and inviting…

Typed letter from the Ladies' Auxiliary of the International Woodworkers of America to the Marco Polo Restaurant. The letter refers to plans for a group of ladies from the Auxiliary to dine at the restaurant, and expresses appreciation for…

Typed discussion paper on the role of education in the feminist movement. Offers suggestions for teachers and students in higher education to participate in the women's liberation.

Cover and interior pages of a mail-out menu for the Marco Polo. The cover shows a pink silhouetted telephone; the handset reads "this call is for you." Inside are descriptions for various dishes on offer, as well as a loyalty stamp card…

Typed document discussing the relationship between the Women's Caucus and the League for Socialist Action and the Young Socialists.

Contains a handwritten poster announcing the General Women's Caucus Meeting on June 18th, 1969 and typewritten minutes of the General Women's Caucus Meeting on May 21st, 1969.

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.

St. George's School first Programme of Athletic Sports. Programme lists the officials as well as the events in order of execution.

Printed poster advertising the International Women's Day events, March 7-8, 1970, in Vancouver, Canada.

A title page of an issue from 1953 - the exact date is unkonw. The title page has been detached from the resto f the issue. The page features typewritten editorial articles and some other regular columns such as Lorna Love-Lorn and Humour.

The Fall 2004 edition of the SJC newsletter features reflections from acting principal Shel Cherry on his time spent at SJC. It also includes articles detailing charitable acts organized by the "SJC Junior Fellows" club and the unfortunate…