File contains documents regarding Don MacLaurin's father and aunt, including wills, correspondence, and funeral records.

Notes:
Item 001 is beginning to deteriorate and has bleeding ink.
Item 003 has wax seals.
Item 012 has ink from another document that has bled onto it.

Details of each item:
001: A Memorandum of Agreement dated February 1929 between Christena Burgess, Calvin Burgess, Lynden Harley, and Robert Newman Hall regarding the execution of the Last Will and Testament of John Burgess (late husband of Christena Burgess).
002: The Last Will and Testament of Christena Burgess, dated August 1939.
003: An agreement dated November 1940 between Robert Kershaw and Christy Burgess [sic] regarding regarding a writ of foreclosure, submitted by John Sullivan, on a parcel of land owned by Christy Burgess and set to be turned over to Robert Kershaw.
004: An invoice date June 1942 to Christy Burgess regarding a purchase from one Jessie Gourley.
001: A Memorandum of Agreement dated February 1929 between Christena Burgess, Calvin Burgess, Lynden Harley, and Robert Newman Hall regarding the execution of the Last Will and Testament of John Burgess.
002: The Last Will and Testament of Christena Burgess, dated August 1939.
003: An agreement dated November 1940 between Robert Kershaw and Christy Burgess regarding regarding a writ of foreclosure, submitted by John Sullivan, on a parcel of land owned by Christy Burgess and set to be turned over to Robert Kershaw.
004: An invoice dated June 1942 to Christy Burgess regarding a purchase from one Jessie Gourley.
005: A note dated July 1959 regarding photo negatives taken by Alexander E. MacLaurin.
006: An undated card to Evelyn and Alexander E. MacLaurin from a couple named Shirley and Bob, thanking the MacLaurins for sending a knife set as a gift.
007: A card and envelope dated February 1959 from Rachel and Jean-Ch[arle]s Magnan expressing their condolences to Evelyn MacLaurin following Alexander E. MacLaurin's death.
008: A telegram dated February 1959 from James N. Allan to Evelyn MacLaurin expressing his condolences following the death of her husband.
009: A pamphlet for Doric Lodge with an "In Memoriam" note expressing sympathy to the family of the late Alexander Edwin MacLaurin.
010: A letter with envelope dated February 1959 from I. F. Furniss from the Eastern Ontario Branch of the Agricultural Institute of Canada expressing their sympathies to to Evelyn MacLaurin, and a copy of her response written on the back.
011: A letter with envelope dated February 1959 from F. W. Walsh of the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture expressing his sympathies to Evelyn MacLaurin following the death of her husband.
012: A church program dated September 1959 with a dedication of music folders presented to the choir by Evelyn MacLaurin in memory of her late husband.
013: A letter dated January 1956 from Hazel and Donald J. MacLeod regarding the wedding of Shirley MacLeod and Robert E. Miller in Fredericton, New Brunswick, referencing a news article titled "Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller" from "The Daily Gleaner", dated January 10, 1956.
014: A newspaper retirement announcement for Alexander E. MacLaurin, and the obituary for Alexander E. MacLaurin from the May-June 1959 edition of the Agricultural Institute Review.
015: A letter dated October 1958 from Donald J. MacLeod to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding Don MacLaurin's recent marriage, a trip to Napanee, and wishing Mr. MacLaurin an improvement in health.
016: A letter dated September 1958 from Hazel and Donald J. MacLeod to Evelyn and Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding Don MacLaurin's wedding, a trip to Newfoundland, and the living arrangements of Donald and Hazel's daughter and her husband.
017: A letter dated September 1958 from Alexander E. MacLaurin to the Registrar General for Ontario requesting Don MacLaurin's birth certificate be sent to him in Vancouver.
018: Correspondence between H. L. Trueman, director of Administrative Services for the Department of Agriculture and Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding a recommendation that Mr. MacLaurin be awarded the Coronation Medal. Letters dated between December 1953 and January 1954.
019: Correspondence between Alexander E. MacLaurin and the Lachute Marble and Granite Works in Lachute, Quebec, regarding lettering and a quotation on a marker stone for the grave of Mr. MacLaurin's sister, Muriel MacLaurin. Letters dated between November 1955 and July 1956. Item also includes an invoice dated 1950 for the initial work done on the marker stone.
020: A letter dated February (unknown year) from one Irene to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding a throat condition, financial considerations, an assistant pastor, a funeral, and family friends.
021: A letter dated October 1955 from James D. Moore, Secretary Manager of the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs, to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding Mr. MacLaurin's election as an honourary member of the Canadian Council of 4-H Clubs and an invitation to attend a banquet.
022: A letter dated March 1954 from L. C. Roy to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding Mr. MacLaurin's receipt of the Queen's Coronation Medal, future meetings, mutual friends, and council matters.
023: A copy dated to [1953] of a Saskatchewan 4-H Club newsletter with a section detailing a thank you letter from Evelyn and Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding two paintings which had been presented to them at the Conference of the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs earlier that year.
024: A letter dated November 1952 from Arthur Elliot, Vice President of the International Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding a speech Mr. Elliot had given on Mr. MacLaurin during the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs Dinner Meeting the night before. Mr. Elliot enclosed a copy of the speech with the letter.
025: A letter dated January 1953 from H. C. Ray, manager of the Consumer Relations Department of the International Harvester Company of Canada, Ltd., to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding previous correspondence, and an employee magazine.
026: A letter dated February 1953 from R. A. Crosby, Advertising Manager for Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company to Alexander E. MacLaurin regarding previous correspondence and Mr. MacLaurin's retirement.
027: A letter with envelope dated February 1959 from A. C. Taylor expressing his sympathies to Evelyn MacLaurin following the death of her husband.
028: A "Memorial Record" for "Alex E. MacLaurin" with a 4-H Club obituary.

FIle includes Don MacLaurin's business cards and club membership cards.

Details of each card:
001: BCIT business card for D. H. MacLaurin, Forest Technology.
002: BC Mountaineering Club Membership Card for "Mr. D. MacLaurin", valid until September 19[71].
003: Recreational Equipment Inc. membership card for "D. H. MacLaurin".
004: Sports Car Club of British Columbia membership card for Donald MacLaurin, expires November 30, 1969.
005: Sports Car Club of British Columbia membership card for Don MacLaurin, valid from December 1960 until December 1961.
006: Sports Car Club of British Columbia membership card for "Don McLaurin" [sic], expires November 30, 1970.
007: BC Mountaineering Club Membership Card for "Mrs. MacLaurin", valid until September 1972.
008: BCIT business card for D. H. MacLaurin, Industry Services Division.
009: Registered Forester (BCRF) authorisation card for Donald H. MacLaurin, valid for 1970.
010: BCIT Outdoors Club Membership Card for Don MacLaurin, valid until July 1972.

Series contains records concerning the Alta Lake District Ratepayers Association (ALDRA). Series contains meeting notes, minutes, notices, and announcement flyers; ALDRA booklets; district map; ALDRA news files; correspondence; membership contact and payment information; a fire protection report.

Series includes newsletters related to the Alta Lake District Ratepayers Association (ALDRA). Series includes editions of the Alta Lake Owl and ALDRA News from 1962 until 1974, as well as letter and notices to ALDRA members.

File includes RMOW Newsletters received by Don and Isobel MacLaurin. The newsletters range in date from 1976 to 1980.

File includes personal photographs belonging to Don MacLaurin. File also includes a Certificate of Qualification for "E. H. McLaurin", certifying that he attended "Provincial Civil Defence Rescue Course No. 8" with associated picture.

Captions:
001: "1961 Izzie - at least 7 months pregnant."
002: "Whistler Mtn. Signs"
003: "1961 Don skiing behind Cypress Lodge: under Hydro lines. 400 ft rope tow. Forest 'lift' in Whistler. Don MacLaurin."
004: "MacLaurin kids on Alpha Lake 1963? 1964? Maybe 1965. Whistler Mtn. in background. Don MacLaurin."
006: "Old No. 40 resting as a 'Tea House' in our front garden from 1965 Garibaldi Lifts"
008: Collage has captions or comments associated with each picture.
009: "Wait'l I get older it's worse. and retire."
010: Collage has captions or comments associated with each picture.
012: Collage has captions or comments associated with each picture. Titled "Ski '54' Club".

Documents addressed to both Don MacLaurin and his wife, Isobel MacLaurin. File includes correspondence to Don and Isobel regarding eco tourism projects; a program for the Varsity Outdoor Club Annual Reunion Banquet held in 1964; a document titled "Skiis" [sic] by Erl Morris concerning skiing tips; correspondence from Don and Isobel MacLaurin regarding parcels that had been shipped from Australia years earlier with postage dockets; a copy of a November 1992 article from the Whistler Question titled "MacLaurins are citizens of the year"; an edited article from an October 1992 edition of the Whistler-Pemberton Citizen titled "A Man of the Forest" featuring Don MacLaurin; correspondence to Lee, Jill, and Sue MacLaurin regarding their placements in a ski race; correspondence to the MacLaurin family regarding family friends, clothing, and books; correspondence, news article, and speech regarding the death of Robert Miller, family friend of the MacLaurins; an invitation to "British Columbia's 100th Birthday Party" addressed to Evelyn and Alexander E. MacLaurin; correspondence regarding a visit to British Columbia from a friend of Don and Isobel MacLaurin; document titled "The August Recess" regarding an outing at Whistler Mountain, with maps and suggested activities.

File includes photographs of road construction (what appears to be a logging road); photographs of a MacLaurin family celebration; photographs of a speaking presentation; photographs of signage in the Whistler Interpretive Forest; photographs of scenery in the Whistler Interpretive Forest area.

Documents pertaining to Arbour Day, 2000. File includes email correspondence from Bob Brett with the subject heading "Arbor [sic] Day this Saturday". The email invites the recipients to attend Arbour Day 2000 and provides a brief agenda for the day.

File includes photographic examples of vegetation, such as flowering plants, ferns, and leaves.

Photo Captions:
002: "1. Prince's Pine"
004: "28"
005: "22"
006: "photo Isobel MacLaurin"
007: "23. Dwarf Rose"
011: "photo by Isobel MacLaurin"
013: "4. Falsebox"
014: "I. MacLaurin Current"
016: "False Azalea"
017: "10. Ninebark"
018: "10. Ninebark"
019: "19."