Whistler-themed magazine, published by Paul Burrows, containing the following articles:
"Shopping Around the Valley: A potpourri of gifts, treats, and activities available from the merchants of Whistler"
"A Skier's Guide to the Dual Mountains: For the uninitiated, an introduction to skiing opportunities on Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain"
"A Collection of Whistler Snowbirds: Artist Isobel MacLaurin prepared these works in watercolour and ink of the winged wildlife of winter"
"A Taste of Whistler: Six of Whistler's finest chefs and a selection of their dishes make us a composite Coast Mountain meal"
"For the Love of Nordic Skiing: The Lost Lake cross-country trail system will be longer and better groomed than ever this year"
"The Whistler Resort Guide: Twenty-four pages of everything you ever wanted to know about Whistler"
"Ecosign: Whistler's mountain design company: Sophisticated, comprehensive planning in a highly specialized field has established Ecosign as a world leader in ski area design."
"Backcountry Skiing: Heaven or Hell?: Peter Chrzanowski has had a few close calls while ski mountaineering. He has some wise advice for those with a desire to venture off the beaten track."
"Behind the Scenes: A few candid shots of some of the people who make Whistler work"
"101 Things To Do, or how I spent my Summer in Whistler: There's a lot more to this resort than just skiing, as this overview of summer activities reveals"
"A Summer Side of Life: A collection of photographs to warm the insides on a winter's evening"

Duplicate copy in same folder.

Photographs including but not limited to canoeing Alta Lake; construction; windsurfing; driving; Pat Carleton; restaurant; chefs; music; musicians; Stanley Lake; Daisy Lake; Village Stroll; Stoney's; Whistler Village; birds
02-175-44. Pg. 1. Caption: One of the government's new warning signs posted at Stanley Lake.
02-175-48. Pg. 3. Caption: Picnic site at Daisy Lake -- soon to be one of the many recreational facilities closed by the provincial government.
02-175-9. Pg. 4. Caption: [top] Paving helps smooth things out in the Village entrance
02-175-13. Pg. 4. Caption: [bottom] and Sunshine Place.
02-175-38. Pg. 6. Caption: Ted Nebbeling surveys his new satelitte receiving antenna.
02-175-21. Pg. 8. Caption: [windsurfers]
02-175-22. Pg. 9. Caption: [top] The first Miss Bikini of Whistler, Keli Johnston, 19, of Whistler won herself a crips[sp.] $100 bill in the Mountain House's first bikini contest held July 6.
02-175-14. Pg. 9. Caption: [bottom] Florence Corrigan, Whistler's new pharmacist.
02-175-24. Pg. 10. Caption: SUN! and its followers were out in full force on Sunday, July 5. These found a spotnear Whistler Mountain Lodge.
02-175-16. Pg. 10. Caption: Chef Michel and Pascal of Stoney's [advertisement]
02-175-12. Pg. 13. Caption: [Mayor Pat Carleton] photo repeats in July 16, 1981 issue on pg. 13.
02-175-28. Pg. 15. Caption: Diver leaps from 'swinging tree' at Lost Lake.
02-175-55. Pg. 17. Caption: [top] Jacquie Cherot, Nobby Yashime and Michel Bertholet.
02-175-65. Pg. 17. Caption: [bottom] Never let a government agent get your goose! Doug Wilson of the Fish and Wildlife Branch shows one of the 75 Canada Geese being transferred from Stanley Park to the Pemberton Valley.
02-175-19. Pg. 18. Caption: [top] Stuart McNeill and 16 of his sunny students take to the shade on the first day of Camp Rainshine. McNeill is assisting Susie McCance in supervising the program.
02-175-61. Pg. 18. Caption: [bottom] Looking like the stark rib cage of a whale, the support beams to the roof of the Resort Centre are put in place.
02-175-29. Pg. [20]. Caption: The sunworshippers poured out of the shadows and on-to the wharf of Lost Lake on July 5 to enjoy a bit of Old Sol, whom some believe to be on the endangered species list.