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Shantz_final_06-15-2022.indd 2402022-06-15 9:30:20 AMIndex Note: “(i)” after a page number indicates an illustration. For abbreviations, please see page xiv. In subentries, “Connett” refers to Ray Connett, “Harris,” to Mildred Harris, and “Ruehle” to Karl Ruehle. Adams, Mary Louise, 11–12, 132, 204n17 Albert (Sunglades Club secretary), 49 Alkerton, Carl, 150, 152, 154, 159–60 American Association for Nude Recreation, 112 American Nudist Research Library (ANRL), 5 American Sunbathing Association (ASA), 117, 124, 145, 213n11; Canadian clubs’ afliation with, 29, 74; and Eaton case, 51–52; and issue of racial discrimination, 37–38. See also Sunshine and Health (US magazine) Androsof, Ashleigh, 26, 207n38 Aronsen, Lawrence, 181 Asselin, Ovila, 126(i), 127 Augustine, Saint, 60–61 Australia, 4, 18, 117; “nude scenes” of 1960s in, 180 Australian Sunbather (magazine), 117 Bain, Ian, 187 Barbour, Dale, 6, 179–80, 196 Barcan, Ruth, 5, 61 Bare Oaks Nature Resort (Sharon, ON), 204n11. See also Deschênes, Stéphane BC Civil Liberties Association, 196 beaches, nudity at, 178–98; history of, 179– 80; and postwar counterculture/sexual revolution, 180–81. See also nude/ “clothing-optional” beaches; Wreck Beach (Vancouver), and entries following Beaupre, Sheila, 182 beauty pageants, 144, 145, 158–59. See also Miss America Pageant Beckett, Doug: on availability of Sun­bathing for Health, 27; on club alcohol ban, 72; on club rules of conduct, 70; on early camping-style arrangements, 40–41; on frst visit to Glen Echo, 22– 23; on people’s preference for small clubs, 54 Behrmann, Hans, 21, 22, 40; on Lakesun Club’s alcohol ban, 74; and Lakesun Club’s ban on long-haired men, 175; and Lakesun Club landscaping/ improvements, 165, 167, 168 Behrmann, Maria, 21 Bell, David, and Ruth Holliday, 7 Berton, Pierre, 152 Betty (Sunny Chinooks Club member), 36, 37, 47, 88, 175
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Shantz_final_06-15-2022.indd 2402022-06-15 9:30:20 AMIndex Note: “(i)” after a page number indicates an illustration. For abbreviations, please see page xiv. In subentries, “Connett” refers to Ray Connett, “Harris,” to Mildred Harris, and “Ruehle” to Karl Ruehle. Adams, Mary Louise, 11–12, 132, 204n17 Albert (Sunglades Club secretary), 49 Alkerton, Carl, 150, 152, 154, 159–60 American Association for Nude Recreation, 112 American Nudist Research Library (ANRL), 5 American Sunbathing Association (ASA), 117, 124, 145, 213n11; Canadian clubs’ afliation with, 29, 74; and Eaton case, 51–52; and issue of racial discrimination, 37–38. See also Sunshine and Health (US magazine) Androsof, Ashleigh, 26, 207n38 Aronsen, Lawrence, 181 Asselin, Ovila, 126(i), 127 Augustine, Saint, 60–61 Australia, 4, 18, 117; “nude scenes” of 1960s in, 180 Australian Sunbather (magazine), 117 Bain, Ian, 187 Barbour, Dale, 6, 179–80, 196 Barcan, Ruth, 5, 61 Bare Oaks Nature Resort (Sharon, ON), 204n11. See also Deschênes, Stéphane BC Civil Liberties Association, 196 beaches, nudity at, 178–98; history of, 179– 80; and postwar counterculture/sexual revolution, 180–81. See also nude/ “clothing-optional” beaches; Wreck Beach (Vancouver), and entries following Beaupre, Sheila, 182 beauty pageants, 144, 145, 158–59. See also Miss America Pageant Beckett, Doug: on availability of Sun­bathing for Health, 27; on club alcohol ban, 72; on club rules of conduct, 70; on early camping-style arrangements, 40–41; on frst visit to Glen Echo, 22– 23; on people’s preference for small clubs, 54 Behrmann, Hans, 21, 22, 40; on Lakesun Club’s alcohol ban, 74; and Lakesun Club’s ban on long-haired men, 175; and Lakesun Club landscaping/ improvements, 165, 167, 168 Behrmann, Maria, 21 Bell, David, and Ruth Holliday, 7 Berton, Pierre, 152 Betty (Sunny Chinooks Club member), 36, 37, 47, 88, 175
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Illustrations ix
  4. Acknowledgments xi
  5. Abbreviations xiv
  6. Introduction 3
  7. Nudism Comes to Canada
  8. Building a Movement 17
  9. Constructing Community at the Club 34
  10. Regulating Sexuality 57
  11. Navigating Gender Norms 77
  12. Raising Young Nudists 93
  13. Nudism on Display
  14. Photographs in Sunbathing for Health Magazine, 1947–59 115
  15. Te Pageant Tradition and Miss Nude World 144
  16. Nudism, the Natural Environment, and the Regulation of Space
  17. Cultivating Nature and Protecting Privacy at the Club 163
  18. Defending Nature and Public Nudity at Wreck Beach, 1969–79 178
  19. Conclusion 199
  20. Notes 203
  21. Bibliography 229
  22. Index 240
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Chapters in this book

  1. Front Matter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Illustrations ix
  4. Acknowledgments xi
  5. Abbreviations xiv
  6. Introduction 3
  7. Nudism Comes to Canada
  8. Building a Movement 17
  9. Constructing Community at the Club 34
  10. Regulating Sexuality 57
  11. Navigating Gender Norms 77
  12. Raising Young Nudists 93
  13. Nudism on Display
  14. Photographs in Sunbathing for Health Magazine, 1947–59 115
  15. Te Pageant Tradition and Miss Nude World 144
  16. Nudism, the Natural Environment, and the Regulation of Space
  17. Cultivating Nature and Protecting Privacy at the Club 163
  18. Defending Nature and Public Nudity at Wreck Beach, 1969–79 178
  19. Conclusion 199
  20. Notes 203
  21. Bibliography 229
  22. Index 240
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