Oral history interview with David Skulski, interviewed by Alysa Routtenberg. David, born in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, speaks about his family’s history in Ukraine [Beresteczko] and Russia and immigration to Canada. David discusses his early life and adolescence in Moose Jaw and North Battleford and relocation to New Westminster, British Columbia. David talks about both his secular and religious education and relationship to the Peretz Centre for Secular Jewish Culture, both in his youth and later in his leadership. David also speaks of his experience as a professional oboist, which influenced his founding and direction of Early Music Vancouver, residency at SFU, and role in Vancouver’s symphony.
Photograph depicts four businessmen standing at the door of the Ford Motor Company of Canada's office. One copy is on matte paper and is signed by Leonard Frank.
Four business men, two with grey/white hair, on left, others with dark hair, on right, stand on front step of buildings; plaques on either side of doors reads "Ford Motor Company of Canada LIMITED"; art deco style light fixtures and trees in windows to left and right of plaques; signed "Leonard Frank, A.R.T.S." in bottom right corner.
This photograph is associated with McCarter & Nairn - supervising architects.
Photograph depicts the Simpsons-Sears Ltd. store in Burnaby. The duplicate print has a title box.
Border of construction site in left foreground of image; construction workers on foundation level of front building; partially constructed three story wood and metal building frame in background.
This photograph is associated with Gardiner & Thornton-Sharp, architects; Thompson, Berwick, Pratt, architects; and Commonwealth Construction Co. Ltd., general contractors.
