Records concerning the Whistler Mountain skier usage report by BCIT Students from 1971. The file includes correspondence, a draft copy of the Whistler Mountain User Study (1976); an edited copy of the students' ski report with editorial notes.

File contains online newspaper articles and e-mails primarily relating to the death of Toni Sailer on August 24th 2009. Also included are a 1980 Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp staff address list and an article about the U.S. National Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame.

• 001 - Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp 1980 staff address list.
• 002 - Toni Sailer obituary and tribute, by Patrick Lang and John Fry, from www.skiinghistory.org, printed August 25 2011, 6 pages.
• 003 - E-mail between Alex Douglas and Wayne Wong re: death of Toni Sailer, August 26 2009.
• 004 - E-mail between Alex Douglas and Scott Bridger re: death of Toni Sailer, August 26 2009, 2 pages.
• 005 - “A moment of silence for Austrian ski legend Toni Sailer,” Ron Judd, The Seattle Times, August 25 2009.
• 006 - “Show Him The Money: Weichsel Plans To Shake Up Hall of Fame,” Roger Leo, Mountain News, June 29 2009, 2 pages.

Photographs of a mosaic and the buildings at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC on December 19, 1965.

Captions:
001: "Simon Fraser U[niversity] - Dec[ember] 19, 1965"
002: "Mosaic - Simon Fraser U[niversity] - Dec[ember] 19, 1965"

File contains two photo order forms with contact prints attached. One form (001) is from Harvey Soicher Photo of North Burnaby, B.C. and is addressed to Robbie Bannerman of Calgary, Alberta. The other (002) is from Whistler Mountain Photo. All contact prints show people skiing, probably at the Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camps.

Photo album contents related to local Whistler artist, Isobel MacLaurin. Items in the file include:

001: 9.5 x 13.5 cm colour photograph showing a "B.C. Rivers Day” mural. Caption: "Presently, I'm painting another 4' x 6' mural for the Burnaby municipality. Above is (1) of (4)."
002: 9.5 x 13.5 cm colour photograph showing a mural of a grizzly bear and salmon. Caption: "One of six murals for the B.C. Institute of Technology."
003: 15 x 10.2 cm colour photograph showing a floral wall mural. Caption: "One of two floral murals at the entrance to Chateau Whistler's Wildflower Restaurant." (WA_1986_083_05_001_001_003)
004: 10.1 x 15.1 cm colour photograph showing a mural of bears at a golf course. Caption: "2 of 10 paintings Whistler Golf Club."
005: 15 x 10.1 cm colour photograph showing Isobel MacLaurin standing beside a mural of a golfer. Caption: "2 of 10 paintings Whistler Golf Club."
006: 9.5 x 13.5 cm colour photograph showing Isobel MacLaurin painting a mural of fish in a lake. Caption: "These paintings are so new, they will be on (1) Blackcomb (2) Chateau Golf Course."
007: 11.8 x 10.1 cm colour photograph showing Isobel MacLaurin holding up a painting of a golf course. Caption: "These paintings are so new, they will be on (1) Blackcomb (2) Chateau Golf Course."
008: Newspaper article, “A Prime Minister’s Christmas,” with a sketch of the Skier’s Chapel by Isobel MacLaurin.
009: Card with colour painting of the Skier’s Chapel by Isobel MacLaurin.
010: 10.2 x 15.1 cm colour photograph of people with the Skiier's Chapel in background. Marked "Pierre T. 1968."
011: Thank-you card with a drawing of Myrtle Philip c. 1919 on front (signed Isobel MacLaurin, 1987) and information about Myrtle on back.
012: Page about Isobel MacLaurin from Whistler Winter/Spring 1994 magazine.

Photographs of artworks and other accompanying material relating artists who lived and/or worked in the Whistler area and have submitted art to Arts Whistler, primarily in the 1990s.

Series consists of material from Arts Whistler relating to the career and works of local artist Isobel MacLaurin.

Item is a photo order form from Harvey Soicher Photos of North Burnaby, B.C., addressed to Robbie Bannerman of Calgary, Alberta. Taped to it are two black-and-white photographs cut out of a contact print, showing a person skiing (possibly at the Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp). The bottom of the form has been filled out, indicating that two 5x7 and one 8x10 photos were ordered.