Folder contains 2 phone lists showing circuits and rings for the local Cortes Island phone system; an Island Air schedule, 1967; and a brochure for Coleman lanterns.
Folder contains 2 phone lists showing circuits and rings for the local Cortes Island phone system; an Island Air schedule, 1967; and a brochure for Coleman lanterns.
File contains clippings from the Campbell River newspaper about the Cortes, Quadra and Hornby ferry schedules (1970, 1974); minimum wage increases; Bob Langdon of Island Air; and a photo of Ken Hansen's Lakeview Ranch.
File contains clippings from the Campbell River newspaper about the Cortes, Quadra and Hornby ferry schedules (1970, 1974); minimum wage increases; Bob Langdon of Island Air; and a photo of Ken Hansen's Lakeview Ranch.
The Cortez Bay Women's Auxiliary (of the Anglican Church) was founded in November, 1951, around the same time that chapters were formed in Whaletown and Manson's Landing.
Custodial History
Donated in 1990 by Sheila Stoppa, the daughter of Ellen Musclow, who was the secretary/treasurer of the organization.
Scope and Content
Fonds consists of one minute book containing minutes of meetings of the Cortez Bay Womens' Auxiliary.
Series consists of CIRA general correspondence and APC general correspondence, as well as CIRA correspondence on specific issues, including ferry service, electrical and telephone service, the Regional District system of government, medical services, parks, wharves, environmental concerns, tax assessments, log dump and beach salvage, predators (wolves and cougars), oyster poaching, the road network, garbage collection and disposal, historic sites, library services, emergency response and policing, and the Raven Lumber subdivision proposal and ensuing court case.
Series consists of CIRA general correspondence and APC general correspondence, as well as CIRA correspondence on specific issues, including ferry service, electrical and telephone service, the Regional District system of government, medical services, parks, wharves, environmental concerns, tax assessments, log dump and beach salvage, predators (wolves and cougars), oyster poaching, the road network, garbage collection and disposal, historic sites, library services, emergency response and policing, and the Raven Lumber subdivision proposal and ensuing court case.