Bibliography of British Columbia1

Compiled by Melva J. Dwyer5 Librarian Emerita, University of .

Books2

101 Historical Buildings of the Sooke Region. Sooke, B.C.: Sooke Region Museum, 1985. 248 p. ill. (P.O. Box 774, Sooke, B.C. vos INO) The Art of Survival /La survivance et l'art. Catalogue of an Exhibition, Royal Ontario Museum, December 12, 1987-February 21, 1988. : Ca­ nadian Wildlife Federation, 1987. 64 p. $13.95. (Several B.C. artists included) (1673 Carling Ave., Ottawa, Ont. K2A3Z1) BAXTER, Sheila. No Way to Live: Poor Women Speak Out. : New Star Books, 1988. 231 p. $i7-95/$9.95. (2504 York Ave., Vancou­ ver V6K IE3) BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLUMBIA. The Traveller's Guidebook. Victoria: Beau­ tiful British Columbia, 1988. 282 p. $8.95. BERGUSON, David J. and J. L. Granatstein. The Collins Dictionary of Cana­ dian History 1867 to the Present. : Collins, 1988. 270 p. $24.95. (includes B.C. entries) BRAASCH, Gary and Bruce Brown. The Northwest Pacific Coast and Cas­ cades. New York: Rizzoli, 1988. 184 p. col. ill. $35.00. BROADFOOT, Anne Cornelia. Through Lions Gate. Rev. ed. Vancouver: Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, 1986. 128 p. col. ill. CRUISE, David and Alison Griffiths. Lords of the Line. Toronto: Penguin Books Canada Ltd., 1988. 450 p. $25.00. DODD, John and Gail Helgason. The Canadian Rockies Access Guide. Ed­ monton: Lone Pine Publishing, 1987. 359 p. $12.95. (4I4_I0357 I09 Street, , Alta. T5J 1N3) ERICKSON, Arthur. The Architecture of Arthur Erickson. Vancouver : Doug­ las & Mclntyre, 1988. 228 p. ill. $65.00.

1 31 October 1988. 2 Editor's Note: The pagination and price of Rennie Warburton and David Coburn, eds., Worker sj Capital, and the State in British Columbia: Selected Papers (Vancou­ ver: University of British Columbia Press, 1988) were incorrectly listed in issue no- 79J P- IQ2. The volume contains 228 pp., its price (cloth) is $28.95 Can., $25.00 U.S.

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FRAGGALOSCH, Audrey. Vancouver, Jewel on the Pacific. Vancouver: Wag­ ner & Teldon, 1986. 64 p. $9.95. (58 West 6th Ave., Vancouver V5Y IKI ) GOUGH, Lyn. As Wise As Serpents. Victoria: Swan Publishing, 1988. 288 p. $15.95. (History of the W.C.T.U. in B.C.) (893 Leslie, Victoria V8X2Y3) A Guide to the Natural History of Kalamalka Lake Provincial Park. Vernon, B.C.: North Naturalists' Club, 1986. 153 p. ill. n.p. GUPPY, Walter. Wetcoast Ventures: Mine Finding on . Victoria: Gappis Press, 1988. 192 p. $11.95. ( 11 ig Oscar St., Victoria v8v2X3) HINES, Sherman. Extraordinary Light. Toronto: University of Toronto Press dist, 1988. 125 p. $50.00. (A photographic survey of Canada with some B.C. coverage) IGLAUER, Edith. Fishing with John. Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing, 1988. 305 p. $24.95. LAVIGNE, David M. and Kit M. Kovacs. Harps and Hoods: Ice-breeding Seals of the Northwest. Waterloo, Ont. : University of Waterloo Press, 1987. 174 p. col. ill. $25.00. LIVINGSTON, John and Tim Fitzharris. Canada: A Natural History. To­ ronto: Penguin Books Canada Ltd., 1988. 199 p. col. ill. $50.00. (B.C. included) MASON, Ruth. Torn Between Two Passions. Vancouver: Standard Press, 1986. 208 p. n.p. (Author's reminiscences of life in B.C.) NORTH AMERICAN FUR TRADE CONFERENCE, 5th. Le castor fait tout. Mon­ treal: Lake St. Louis Historical Society, 1987. 654 p. n.p. (one paper relevant to B.C. history appears in the periodical listing) RATAITSHK, Wes. Silver Highway: A Celebration of the Trans-Canada Highway. Toronto: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1988. 160 p. col. ill. $49.95. REIBIN, Simeon F. Toil and Peaceful Life: History of the Doukhobors Un­ masked. Trans, from the Russian by John D. Buhr and Isaak A. Dyck. Castlegar, B.C. : Kel Print, 1987. 184 p. $25.00. (original Russian edition, 1952) (M. M. ChernofT, 171 Columbia Ave., Castiegar, B.C. VIN IA8) SCHOENBERG, Wilfrid P. A History of the Catholic Church in the Pacific Northwest, 1743-^83. , D.C. : Pastoral Press, 1987. 883 p. $34-95- STEIN HART, Peter. Tracks in the Sky: Wildlife and Wetlands of the Pacific Flyway. Vancouver: Chronicle Books, 1987. 166 p. $50.00.

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. LIBRARY. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DIVISION. A Guide to Fishing, Forestry & Mining Records in the Special Collec­ tions Division, University of British Columbia Library. Vancouver: Uni­ versity of British Columbia Library, 1988. 117 p. free. (1956 Main Mall, University of B.C., Vancouver V6T IY3) Bibliography 87

. A Guide to the University Archives & Special Collections, Personal Papers & Private Records. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Library, 1988. 210 p. $20.00. (1956 Main Mall, University of B.C., Van­ couver V6T 1Y3) VERGHERE, David R. A Progression of Judges: A History of the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Vancouver: UBC Press, 1988. 196 p. $31.95. WOODCOCK, George. A Social History of Canada. Toronto: Penguin Books Canada Ltd., 1988. 423 p. $27.95. Writers in the Classroom: A Directory of B.C. Writers. Vancouver: Federa­ tion of B.C. Writers, 1988. $5.00. (706-402 West Pender St., Vancouver V6B IT6)

Government Publications3

BARKER, Greg. CITIPLAN. Surrey Zoning By-Law Review. Report no. 1: Overview and Preliminary Evaluation. Surrey, B.C.: Planning and De­ velopment Services, 1988. (14245 56th Ave., Surrey V3W 1J2)

BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND PARKS. Strathcona Park and Recreatiton Area Second Draft Management Plan. Victoria: The Ministry, 1987. 12 p.

BRITISH COLUMBIA. MINISTRY OF TOURISM. British Columbia Resident Travel Study. Victoria: Queen's Printer, 1985. 196 p. free. (506 Govern­ ment St., Victoria v8v 4R6)

BRITISH COLUMBIA. NEW APPROACHES TASK FORCE. British Columbia's Public Libraries: A New Approach; Final Report. Coquitlam, B.C. : New Approaches Task Force, 1988. 18 p. (901 Lougheed Highway, Coquitlam V3K3T3)

BURNABY, B.C. PLANNING AND BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT. George Derby Development Plan. : Municipal Manager, 1988. . Proposed Oakalla Development Plan. Burnaby: Municipal Man­ ager, 1988. 11 p. . Review of M3a (Heavy Industrial) District, Southeasterly Sector of Big Bend Development Plan. Burnaby: Municipal Manager, 1988. !3P- BUTLER, Robert W., Brian G. Stushnofr and Edward McMakin. The Birds of the Creston Valley and Southeastern British Columbia. Canadian Wildlife Service Occasional Paper no. 58. Ottawa : The Wildlife Service, 1987. free. (CWS Publications, Environment Canada, Ottawa KIA 0E7)

3 For a list of British Columbia government publications see the Monthly Checklist compiled by the Legislative Library and sold by the Queen's Printer, Victoria, B.C. v8v 4R6. 88 BG STUDIES

JOHN, E. Hall, Q.G. The Report of the Commission of Inquiry Concerning Certain Matters Associated with the Westbank Indian Band. Ottawa: Ministry of Supply and Services, 1988. 537 p. $19.50.

OUTDOOR RECREATION COUNCIL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Adventure Travel in British Columbia. Victoria: British Columbia Ministry of Economic Development. Tourism, Recreation and Culture, 1988. 2 vols, various paging. (Outdoor Recreation Council of B.C., 1200 Hornby St., Vancou­ ver VÔZ 2E2)

VANCOUVER. PLANNING DEPARTMENT. Land Use and Development Policies and Guidelines. 2 vols. Vancouver: The Department, 1988. various pag­ ing.

Articles

ANDERSON, K. J. "Cultural Hegemony and the Race-definition Process in Chinatown, Vancouver: 1880-1980." Environment and Planning D: So­ ciety and Space 6:2 (1988): 127-50. ANNETT, William. "Pouring on the Coal: Hot-and-Cold Industry in West­ ern Canada." Canadian Mining Journal 109:7 (1988) : 26-29. . "Tomorrow the World: Gary Charlwood's Ambitions for His Travel Agency Franchise Uniglobe, Are Simple and Bold." BC Business 16:8 (1988) : 18-23. "B.C.'s No. 1 Industry Amid a Forest of Changes." British Columbia Enter­ prise 1:4 (1988) : 4-7. BAIRD, David M. "The Mighty Fraser Untamed Still." Canadian Geo­ graphic 108:4 (x988) : 40-51. BASQUE, Garnet. "Prelude to Bonanza." Canadian West 12 (1988) : 48-54. (The Chilkoot Trail) BEAUDRY, Michel. "From Chain Saws to Teahouses." Equinox 40 (1988) : 94-95. 97-99. IOI> IO3> I05- (Squamish, B.C.) BETZ, Clinton H. "Aboard S.S. Camosun." The Sea Chest 22:1 (1988) : 17-30. BEYNON, Robert. "Powers Behind the Throne." Equity 6:7 (1988) : 93-97. (8 most powerful B.C. bureaucrats) BOSTON, Rev. Henry. "History of the Bamfield Manse and More Manse History." Barkley Sounder 6:8 (1988) : 16-17; 6:9 (1988) : 14-15. BOXALL, Michael. "The Man's Either a Jerk or a Genius or Both." Equity 6:5 (1988) : 58-65. (Cameron Bell of BCTV) "British Columbia an Awakening Tourism Giant." British Columbia Enter- prise 1:2 (1988) : 4-6. Bibliography 89

"British Columbia Historical News Index to Volumes 11-20, 1977-1987." comp. by Melva J. Dwyer. British Columbia Historical News 21:3 (1988) : the issue.

BROWNE, Colin. "They Call It the Mountain." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 40-45. (Smithers as a skiing centre) BRUHN, Karl. "Rainbow Alley." BC Outdoors 44:9 (1988) : 22-25. (Babine Lake) BUCHANAN, Brian, "A Dash of Competition." BC Business 16:9 (1988) : 40-47, 49. (Air B.C. and Time Air) . "These Guys Are Having Fun." BC Business 16:8 (1988) : 8-9, 11-14. (The Eppich Brothers) BUCKLEY, Jerry. "The Nature of David Suzuki: Canada's Most Famous Science Popularizer Is a Tireless Crusader for the Environment." Inter­ national Wildlife 18:5 (1988) : 10-13. BUSER, Lawrence. "The Bowron ." Explore 37 (1988) : 17-19. BUTLER, Robert. "The Creston Valley: A Success Story." Discovery 17:2 (1988): 42-47. (waterfowl protection) "Cabinet Expands As Decentralization Evolves." British Columbia Politics & Policy 2:6 (1988) : 6-11. CATO, Jeremy. "Driven." V Magazine 1:10 (1988) : 61-65. (motor car racer Andy Mahood) GHONG, Denise. "The Concubine's Children." Saturday Night 103:19 (1988) : 41-46, 48, 50,52. COLLISON, Robert. "The Shaughnessy Legacy." City & Country Home 7:9 (1988) : 94-103. . "The Vancouver Style," City & Country Home 7 :g ( 1988) : 74-75, 122. CROWSON, Scott. "Fort St. James : Forestry Future Bright for Strategic Cen­ tre." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 92-94. CRUICKSHANK, John. "A Handful of Goal Dust." Report on Business Maga­ zine 5:5 (1988) : 86-87, 89> 91, 93> 95- (Quintette coal project) CURTIS, Malcolm. "Prince George; Booming Forest Industry Bolsters City's Economy." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 48-57. DOUGLAS, ROSS. "Recollections of a Forest Ranger on the Coast 50 Years Ago." British Columbia Forest History Newsletter 17 (1988) : 1-4. DRAGERT, H. and G. G. Rogers. "Could a Megathrust Earthquake Strike Southwestern British Columbia?" GEOS 17:3 (1988) : 5-8. 90 BG STUDIES

"Education's Leading Edge: The Centre for Image and Sound Research at SFU." Reel West Magazine 3:5 (1988) : 32-33.

"Embattled Premier Seeks Refuge in New Cabinet." British Columbia Politics & Policy 2:6 (1988) : 1, 3, 5.

FAST, David. "A Hike in the Stein." Explore 37 (1988) : 23-25.

FITZGERALD, Dennis. "Meet Mr. Bendtsen." Western Living 18:7 (1988) : 57, 59. (Vancouver furniture designer)

FORKIN, Dennis. "B.C.'s Alphabet Scandal, Part I and II." Canadian Di­ mension 22:6 (1988) : 5-7; 22:7 (1988) : 10-12. FRUM, David. "Welcome to the Vander Zone." Saturday Night 103:7 (1988): 29-36. "The Future is Coming Ready or Not." British Columbia Enterprise 1:3 (1988): 4-7. (B.C.'s aerospace industry) GASHER, Mike. "Wade Davis, My Favorite Room." Western Living 18:9 (1988): 34-36. GERBER, Jean. "Canadian Jewish Congress: Pacific Region, Part I." The Scribe 10:2 (1988): 4-8, 13-14. GIBSON, Valerie. "Born to Run." Vancouver 21:9 (1988) : 36-43, 119, 121. (John Turner) GODFREY, Stephen. "Buildings We Love, Buildings We Hate." Western Liv­ ing 18:10 (1988) : 3oa-3oe. (Vancouver architecture)

"Gold Rush Trail Glitters Again." British Columbia Enterprise 1:2 (1988) : 8-9. (Barkerville area) GOULD, Terry. "Variations on a Theme of Passion." V Magazine 1:9 (1988) : 24, 28, 33, 98-99. (Vancouver's super achieving young gymnasts and ballerinas) "Government-Doctors Dispute Goes to the Supreme Court." British Colum­ bia Politics & Policy 2:8 (1988) : 1, 5. GRAY, John. "The Family that Builds Together." Western Living 18:9 (1988) : 26-32, 32a, c, e-f. (Fred Hollingsworth and son Russell)

GREEN, S. Patrick. "Once Accursed, the Crowsnest Blooms." Beautiful Brit­ ish Columbia 30:3 (1988) : 30-35. "Guide for Historic Walk Within Merritt." Nicola Valley Historical Quar­ terly 9:1-2 ( 1988) : entire issue. GUTSTEIN, Donald. "Ka-shing In On Privatization." New Directions 4:2 (1988): 13-15. Bibliography 91

HAGGARTY, James G. "Zayas Island Archaeological Survey Project." The Midden 20:3 (1988) : 6-9. (One of the Dundas group, NE of the Queen Charlotte Islands)

HAIG-BROWN, Celia. "A Long Way from Home: The Gitskan & Wet'su- wet'en in Courtroom." New Directions 4:2 (1988) : 18-22.

HAMPSON, Cy. "Flying Squirrels." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 (1988) : 28-29.

HUGHES, Douglas. "Vancouver Opera: Where to Next." Performing Arts in Canada 24:4 (1988) : 22-23, 25? 27-

HUNTER, Teresa. "Pioneer Ships of British Columbia." Canadian West 12 (1988): 55-61.

INGLIS, Richard I. and James C. Haggarty. "Cook to Jewitt: Three Decades of Change in ." In North American Fur Trade Conference, 5th: Le castor fait tout. Montreal: Lake St. Louis Historical Society, 1987. pp. 193-222.

IRVING, Allan. "The Doctor Versus the Expert: Harry Morris Cassidy and the British Columbia Health Insurance Dispute of the 1930's." BC Stud­ ies 78 (1988): 53-79.

JOHNSTON, Hugh. "The Surveillance of Indian Nationalists in North America 1908-1918." BC Studies 78 (1988) : 3-27.

KEAST, Gordon. "The New Chinatown." BC Business 16:9 (1988) : 14-15, 18-20, 22. . "The Sergeant of Chefs." Equity 6:5 (1988) : 74-75, 77-81. (Pierre Dubrulle) KEELEY, Martin. "Vintage Valdy." Easy Living 10:8 (1988): 12-19. (Valdemar Horsdal, folksinger) KELLER, Betty C. "British Columbia's Annual Ash Heap: Forest Fires Brought Death and Destruction to Many West Coast Pioneer Commu­ nities." The Beaver 68:4 (1988) : 29-39. ", Advertising Feature." BC Business 16:8 (1988) : 65-70, 72-73, 76. (text and illustrations) KENNEDY, Des. "A Temple in Paldi: A Vibrant Sikh Centre in Logging Country." Canadian Heritage 14:3 (1988) : 26-29. . "Valley of the Giants, Cowichan Ghemainus." Canadian Heritage 14:3 (1988) : 14-21. KENNEDY, Dolly Sinclair. "Phyllis Ross L.L.D., G.B.E., O.G." British Columbia Historical News 21:4 (1988) : 19-20. 92 BG STUDIES

KENNEDY, Else M. "Two Cowichan Valley Women." British Columbia His­ torical News 21:4 (1988) : 12-15. (Mary Skinner (Glyde) and Louisa Green (Spencer) ) KENNEDY, Liv. "Alert Bay." Pacific Yachting 30:10 (1988) : 54-57. . "Nanoose." Pacific Yachting 30:8 (1988) : 57-60. "Kingsgate — Jack Darcus Is Finally Unshackled from Central Canada. . . at Least for the Time Being." Reel West Magazine 3:6 ( 1988) : 19-21. KLASSEN, Herb. "Marooned: A Treasure Hunt Goes Off the Deep End." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 (1988) : 40-45. (Queen Charlotte Is­ lands area) LEES, Judi. "Gold Mettle." Vancouver 21:9 (1988) : 122-24. (Lori Fung) LEIGHTON, Doug. "Dining on Game." BC Outdoors 44:9 (1988) : 40-41, 47-49- LEKIGH, John. "Commercially Hot." The Alumni UBC Chronicle 45:3 ( 1988) : 9-11. (Circle Productions, a TV commercial ad producer) LOWER, Thelma Reed. "Vancouver University Women's Club (1907- )." British Columbia Historical News 21:4 (1988) : 16-18. MCDANIEL, Neil. "Life in the Fast Lane: Exploring British Columbia's Current-swept Sea Bottom." Equinox 41 (1988) : 64-77. MACDONALD, Donna. "Slocan Residents Get Control of the Sponge." New Directions 4:2 (1988): 36-38. (Control of watershed) MCDONALD, Penny. " Lake." BC Outdoors 44:7 (1988): 26-30. MACLEAN, Kay. "Painting the Town." Canadian Heritage 14:3 (1988) : 22-25. (Chemainus, B.C.) MGLEOD, Kelsey M. "Keeping Clean and Warm Was a Problem." British Columbia Historical News 2114 (1988) : 21-23. MARCHAND, Philip. "Let There Be Light." City & Country Home 7:9 ( 1988) : 76-85. (A Vancouver home, Don White) MAYHEW, Anne. "Hotel of the Golden Mile." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 (1988) : 26-39. (Oak Bay Beach Hotel, Victoria) . "The Wolf-Eel: Dove of the Deep." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 22-25. MEAD, Jay. "Artifact as Art: The Denver Art Museum's New Gallery of American Indian Art." American Indian Art Magazine 13:4 (1988) : 58-65. (includes Northwest Coast artifacts) MEGGS, Jeff. "Socreds Declare Fishing Obsolete." New Directions 4:2 (1988): 32-33. Bibliography 93

MERILEES, Bill. "Humpback Whale Observations in Northern Georgia Strait." Discovery 17:2 (1988) : 48-49.

MIKI5 Roy. "Late Night Reflections on Another Morning: The Drama of Japanese ." Canadian Theatre Review 56 (1988) : 12-15. MILLER^ Frank W. "Windjammers to Eighteen Wheelers: The Impact of Changes in Transportation Technology on the Development of British Columbia's Fishing Industry." BC Studies 78 (1988) : 28-52. MITCHELL, George. "Annacis Attracts New Industry with Superb Central Location." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 6-22. (A survey of businesses located in Annacis Island Business Park) "Multi-million Dollar Submersible Project Marks Subsea Industry's Coming of Age." British Columbia Enterprise 1:5 (1988) : 4-7. MUNRO, Margaret. "Indian Art Comes to Light." Canadian Geographic 108:4 (x988) : 66-70. (use of infra-red light to restore Northwest Coast Indian art at UBC) NANTON, Isabel. "Skiers Rush to Cariboo's White Gold." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 4-11.

. "Vancouver Transcends Convention." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 (1988): 4-9. (the convention industry) NEERING, Rosemary. "At home with Carole Sabiston and Jim Munro." Western Living 18:10 (1988) : 56-57, 59, 61-62. NELSON, Ron. "Johnson Lake." BC Outdoors 44:7 (1988) : 20-23. . "Skeena Steelhead." BC Outdoors 44:8 (1988) : 50-55. NICHOLLS, M. "Jane Klyne McDonald 1810-1879." British Columbia His­ torical News 21:4 (1988) : 2-5.

NIXON5 Bob. "Crisis in the Forest Service." British Columbia Politics & Pol­ icy 2:5 (1988) : 4, 14. OBEE, Bruce. "Island Escape on the E & N." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 26-31. . "Seals vs Salmon." BC Outdoors 44:7 (1988) : 54-57. PATERS ON, Jody. "Lillooet: Tourist Paradise to Capitalize on Natural At­ tractions." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 95-97. . "Thompson-Nicola Regional District. Industrial, Tourism Initia­ tives Create New Era of Opportunity." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) .-36-45. PATERSON, T. W. "Cumberland's Historic Chinatown." Canadian West 12 (1988): 36-42. 94 BG STUDIES

PERRAULT, Ernie. "Chilcotin Lady Revisited." Westworld 14:3 (1988): 4-6, 8. PETTY, Chris. "Mission Impossible." The Alumni UBC Chronicle 45:3 ( 1988) : 12-15. (President Strangway's mission statement for UBC)

PITTS, Charles. "The Scheming." V Magazine 1:10 (1988) : 31-32, 34-35, 37, 39. (Vancouver International Film Festival) "Privatization Program Instils New 'Culture5 in B.C. Public Service." British Columbia Politics & Policy 2:8 (1988) : 7-8. RAMSAY, Don. "The Delta Boys." Equity 6:7 (1988) : 34-35, 37-38, 40, 81. (development in Delta, B.C.) . "His Pillars of Salt." Equity 6:5 (1988) : 24-28. (Premier Vander Zalm) . "Under Siege: Bob Gaglardi's Five-year Battle to Save His North­ land Properties. . ." BC Business 16:10 (1988) : 10-13, 15, 17-20.

ROBERTSON, Don. "Thunderbird." BC Outdoors 44:9 (1988): 42-46. (Chilcotin Valley) ROBERTSON, Robert R. "Rising in the West." Canadian Transportation & Distribution Management 91:8 (1988): 16-19. (Western Canadian Shippers' Association) ROSSITER, Sean. "The Building Boomers: A Fond Look at the Designers and Designs of the '50s. . ." Western Living 18:8 (1988) : 21, 23, 25, 6 27, 3o-333 3 "36a, 36d. . "In with the Old." Western Living 18:10 (1988) : 3oh-3ok, 3on, 30p. (the renewal of some of Vancouver's older buildings) . "Thin Wins." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988): 12-15. (world's skinniest building in Vancouver's Chinatown)

ROUSSEAU, Mike K. and Thomas H. Richards. "The Oregon Jack Creek Site (EdRi-6). A Lehman Phase Site in the Valley, British Columbia." Canadian Journal of Archaeology 12 (1988) : 39-63.

RUFFEN, Tom. "Down From the Mountain." BC Business 16:8 (1988) : 24-28. (SFU's downtown campus) RULE, Carolann. "On a Clear Day." Western Living 18:9 (1988) : 38-41, 43. (a Victoria home) SANDORI, Paul. "Canada Place, Vancouver." Canadian Architect 33:7 (1988): 33-35. SCHOM-MOFFATT, Patti. "Growing Pains." BC Business 16:9 ( 1988) : 52-55, 57-58. (International Wordsmiths) Bibliography 95

SCOTT, David. "City in Panic." Canadian West 12 (1988) : 43-47. (Nelson, B.C., 1911 fire scare) SHEWGHUK, Murphy. "Lava and Lakes." BC Outdoors 44:9 (1988) : 59-60, 65-66. . "Totems and Ice." BC Outdoors 44:7 (1988) : 38-41. (Highway 35 inNWB.C.) SHILVOGK, Winston. "Willson, Florence Baker Warren Waterman." British Columbia Historical News 2114 (1988) : 6. SHINNIGK, John. "Montague Harbour." Pacific Yachting 30:8 (1988): 22-23. —. "Silva Bay." Pacific Yachting 30:9 (1988) : 70-71. . "Telegraph Harbour." Pacific Yachting 30:10 (1988) : 52-53. SMITH, Charlie. "Broadcast Blues." V Magazine 1:11 (1988) : 77-80, 83. (Vancouver radio and television industries) SORENSEN, Jean. "Arthur Who?" BC Business 16:10 (1988) : 78-79, 82-84. (Arthur Erickson) . "The Burger Team." BC Business 16:9 (1988) : 30-38. (the revival ofA&W) . "Both Sides Now, a Two Faced Home . . ." Western Living 18:8 (1988): 42-47. STEINER, Beat. "Extreme Danger." V Magazine 1:11 (1988): 18-20, 22, 84-85. (skiing dangerously on B.C. mountains) STIRLING, Jim. "A Den, a Lake, and Bliss." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 ( 1988) : 22-27. (Raven Lake — Grizzly Den Recreation area B.C.) STOUGK, David. "Ethel Wilson Centenary." Amphora 72 (1988) : 8-10. "Strife in the Treetops." Canadian Business 61:9 (1988): 126-29. (Mac- Millan & Bloedel merger with Powell River in the '60s) STRONG, Gregory. "Artist Who Flies High." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 16-21. (ToniOnley) "Stunning $2 Billion Development Will Transform Vancouver's Heart." Brit­ ish Columbia Enterprise 114 (1988) : 22-24. STURMANS, Dona. "The Ideal Advocate." BC Business 16:2 (1988) : 59-60, 65-66. (Desmond Travis) "Tall Ships Through the Lens of Leonard Frank." The Scribe 10:2 ( 1988) : 9-12. (a photographic study) TEMPLEMAN-KLUIT, Anne. "Fusing Two Cultures." Beautiful British Co­ lumbia 30:3 (1988) : 18-21. (artist Roy Henry Vickers, Tofino, B.C.) 96 BG STUDIES

. "Northern Hot Spots." Beautiful British Columbia 30:4 (1988) : 32-39- "There's More to B.C.'s Economy than Meets the Eye*" British Columbia Enterprise 1:1 (1988): 4-5. THOMSEN, Christian W. "Top Elevation." City & Country Home 7:9 (1988) : 86-93. (a h°me remodelled by Vancouver architect Richard Henriquez) "Treasury Unique Government Department — It Makes Money!" British Columbia Politics & Policy 2:5 (1988) : 7-8, 10. UNGER, Merv. "Campbell River: Development Surge Highlights Town's Growing Service Role." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 87-91. . "Nanaimo: New Waves of Diversification Power 'Harbor City' Economy." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 60-65. -. "Ucluelet: Tourism Growth Spawns New Age of Opportunity." Trade and Commerce 83:5 /'6 (1988) : 98-100. VIPOND, Anne. "Islands of Discovery." Pacific Yachting 30:5 (1988): 13-17. (Islands north of ) WALTERS, Tom. "Natural Design, Portfolio." Camera Canada 77 (1988) : 12-15. WARD, Philip R. "Kitwanga: An Early Field Conservation Project of the National Museum of Canada." Canadian Conservation Institute News­ letter June (1988) : 1-3. WEIR, Winnifred Ariel. "Pioneer Women in the Windermere Valley." Brit­ ish Columbia Historical News 21:4 (1988) : 7-11. "The White Knight of Main Street." V Magazine 1:10 (1988) : 18-20, 24. (John Turvey) WISENTHAL, Christine Boas. "Insiders and Outsiders: Two Waves of Jew­ ish Settlement in British Columbia, 1858-1914." The Scribe 10:2 (1988) : 14-15. WOOD, Tom. "Bighorns at the Junction." BC Outdoors 44:9 ( 1988) : 26-28. . "Farming vs Wildlife." BC Outdoors 44:8 (1988) : 38-40. . "Finding Release on the Wild Dean." Beautiful British Columbia 30:3 (1988) : 10-17. YATES, Leslie. "Stewart: Population Soars in Key Base for Mining, For­ estry." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 101-06. . "Terrace: Northwest Service Hub Thrives as Regional Industries Expand." Trade and Commerce 83:5/6 (1988) : 68-84. ZUKOWSKI, Helena. "A Concrete Proposition." Western Living 18:7 (1988) : 28-32, 33. (the Faris residence, )