Gold first-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Gold first-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Silver second-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Silver second-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Bronze third-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Bronze third-place medal from the 2004 Northern BC Winter Games. Round medal with striped red, white, and blue ribbon. Both sides of medal say "Northern BC Winter Games"; one side has a snowflake logo in a circle and the triangular Alcan logo underneath, while the other has a logo made up of hexagon and diamond shapes with a mountain in the foreground and the words "KITIMAT - 2004" on a banner.
Photo showing C.P. Erwin trophy winners, City Centre Golfers. Standing: Lorne Evans, Joe Albert, Bob Haas, Ray Little, John Holmberg. Seated: Al Hamagami, Cliff Latimer, Laurie Ferrier
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Photo showing C.P. Erwin trophy winners, City Centre Golfers. Standing: Lorne Evans, Joe Albert, Bob Haas, Ray Little, John Holmberg. Seated: Al Hamagami, Cliff Latimer, Laurie Ferrier
Photograph of Long Distance. Recieving the trophy for best commercial float on behald of B.C. Telephone company in Monday's parade was Mrs. Nara Baab from Hawaii or rather Kitimat. She was one of many beauties dressed in costumes of far off lands. Jim Condon, district plant manager for the company is on the left with Reeve Sam Lindsay who made presentation on the right.
Photograph of Long Distance. Recieving the trophy for best commercial float on behald of B.C. Telephone company in Monday's parade was Mrs. Nara Baab from Hawaii or rather Kitimat. She was one of many beauties dressed in costumes of far off lands. Jim Condon, district plant manager for the company is on the left with Reeve Sam Lindsay who made presentation on the right.
Photograph of entrance hall in guest house no. 1. On right there is a table and chair. Table has a phone and book on it. A curtain covers a doorway near it. Behind, there is a staircase going up on the right, and a stone wall in the centre that is part of the fireplace for the room at the left.
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of entrance hall in guest house no. 1. On right there is a table and chair. Table has a phone and book on it. A curtain covers a doorway near it. Behind, there is a staircase going up on the right, and a stone wall in the centre that is part of the fireplace for the room at the left.
Photograph of inside of lounge of the Alcan Guest House No.1 on Albatross Avenue. Visible inside the lounge is a stone fireplace, chairs, tables, and a lamp. In the back on the right there are stairs leading up.
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of inside of lounge of the Alcan Guest House No.1 on Albatross Avenue. Visible inside the lounge is a stone fireplace, chairs, tables, and a lamp. In the back on the right there are stairs leading up.
Photograph of sittingroom of upstairs suite in Guest House No. 1. Room contains a couch, chairs, tables, a lamp, and a brick fireplace. Door exiting the room is on the left.
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of sittingroom of upstairs suite in Guest House No. 1. Room contains a couch, chairs, tables, a lamp, and a brick fireplace. Door exiting the room is on the left.
Photocopied documents relating to John McLachlan's employment with Alcan.
1) Letter of employment, G. W. Whitehead (Alcan) to John McLachlan, offering position as Draughtsman in Kitimat. April 10th 1953
2) Letter of acceptance, John McLachlan to G.W. Whitehead. April 11th 1953
3) Alcan Personnel Department introduction form, to Mr. G. T. Malby, Resident Engineer, May 13th 1953
4) Invitation to join Retirement Income and Life Insurance Plan, Ian Maclean to John McLachlan, June 23rd 1954.
5) Account of duties as Senior Draughtsman, John McLachlan to W. H. Sparks, September 11th 1956.
John McLachlan arrived in Kitimat in 1953 as a 23-year-old immigrant and went on to work at Alcan's Property Engineering Department for almost 40 years. He started out as a land surveyor and cartographer in the town's early years and ended his career as a Senior Legal Draftsmen.
Custodial History
Donated by Jean Lunny, January 12th 2018
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Photocopied documents relating to John McLachlan's employment with Alcan.
1) Letter of employment, G. W. Whitehead (Alcan) to John McLachlan, offering position as Draughtsman in Kitimat. April 10th 1953
2) Letter of acceptance, John McLachlan to G.W. Whitehead. April 11th 1953
3) Alcan Personnel Department introduction form, to Mr. G. T. Malby, Resident Engineer, May 13th 1953
4) Invitation to join Retirement Income and Life Insurance Plan, Ian Maclean to John McLachlan, June 23rd 1954.
5) Account of duties as Senior Draughtsman, John McLachlan to W. H. Sparks, September 11th 1956.
Photograph of #1 Guest House showing amdeck roofing in place. Two men are working on the roof, and two men are working on another structure on the left. Building material is laid on the ground around.
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of #1 Guest House showing amdeck roofing in place. Two men are working on the roof, and two men are working on another structure on the left. Building material is laid on the ground around.
Photograph of showing the framing almost completed in Guest House No.2. Two men are visible working on it. Apartments visible behind, and townsite camp is to the left.
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of showing the framing almost completed in Guest House No.2. Two men are visible working on it. Apartments visible behind, and townsite camp is to the left.