Photo showing Judy-Lee Roerick taking a try at the many experiments included in the 1975 Science Fair as she tests for the presence of glucose in food.
Photo showing Judy-Lee Roerick taking a try at the many experiments included in the 1975 Science Fair as she tests for the presence of glucose in food.
Photo showing model of a cantilever bridge was one of the winning awards exhibited at the science and mathematics fair held by Terrace schools last week. Made by Bob Sheasby and Gordon Clifford of Clarence Michiel School it placed second in the intermediate group awards. Winners of the aluminum company of Canada's "Trip to Kemano" award for his exhibit illustrating the story of aluminum smelting were Mike McLean and Frank Johansen, students of Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School.
Photo showing model of a cantilever bridge was one of the winning awards exhibited at the science and mathematics fair held by Terrace schools last week. Made by Bob Sheasby and Gordon Clifford of Clarence Michiel School it placed second in the intermediate group awards. Winners of the aluminum company of Canada's "Trip to Kemano" award for his exhibit illustrating the story of aluminum smelting were Mike McLean and Frank Johansen, students of Prince Rupert Senior Secondary School.
Photograph showing a small and very simplistic building with a sign that says "ROYAL BANK 6969 Wall ST". The building looks like a manufactured home you would find in a trailer park. There is a man in the doorway. In the background there are trees and mountains. In the foreground there are more trees and some other plants as well as a chair.
Photograph showing a small and very simplistic building with a sign that says "ROYAL BANK 6969 Wall ST". The building looks like a manufactured home you would find in a trailer park. There is a man in the doorway. In the background there are trees and mountains. In the foreground there are more trees and some other plants as well as a chair.
Photograph of fire chief Aubrey Creed points to the small but important switch control box that activates the civil defense air raid warning sirens. Last week the Nechako signal was accidentally tripped at the BC Telephone office, the alternative activating point, at 4:30 am the siren blared for a few seconds, arousing several residents in the neighborhood.
Photograph of fire chief Aubrey Creed points to the small but important switch control box that activates the civil defense air raid warning sirens. Last week the Nechako signal was accidentally tripped at the BC Telephone office, the alternative activating point, at 4:30 am the siren blared for a few seconds, arousing several residents in the neighborhood.
Photo showing fellow contestants lift Roadeo winner, Archie Cymbaluk, shoulder high after his victory in the Jaycees' sponsored driving test. Offering congradulations is Jaycees' Roadeo chairman, Phil Spencer (left).
Photo showing fellow contestants lift Roadeo winner, Archie Cymbaluk, shoulder high after his victory in the Jaycees' sponsored driving test. Offering congradulations is Jaycees' Roadeo chairman, Phil Spencer (left).
Photo showing Kitimat's Jerry Yesdresyski, left, being congradulated on splendid showing in provincial finals of Teenage Safe Driving Rod-e-o by Jim Merril, winner of B.C champion and Roy Duggan of organization sponsoring junior shamber of commerce project.
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Photo showing Kitimat's Jerry Yesdresyski, left, being congradulated on splendid showing in provincial finals of Teenage Safe Driving Rod-e-o by Jim Merril, winner of B.C champion and Roy Duggan of organization sponsoring junior shamber of commerce project.
Fransiska Mueller and husband Klaus Mueller with Constable E. Langer. Two brand new Canadians and Canada's law enforcer. Klaus Mueller, was one of 48 men and women gathered on a Tuesday in Kitimat to hear Judge William O. Futton announce: "You are now Canadians". He is a native born German who is employed in the property department of the Aluminum Company.
Fransiska Mueller and husband Klaus Mueller with Constable E. Langer. Two brand new Canadians and Canada's law enforcer. Klaus Mueller, was one of 48 men and women gathered on a Tuesday in Kitimat to hear Judge William O. Futton announce: "You are now Canadians". He is a native born German who is employed in the property department of the Aluminum Company.