Photograph of Christmas turkey. Talking Turkey, an annual ritual with all Canadian families at this time of year, is Mrs. Fred Emmerson of 75 Chilko and Doug Lindsay of Blue Ribbon Meats.
Photograph of Christmas turkey. Talking Turkey, an annual ritual with all Canadian families at this time of year, is Mrs. Fred Emmerson of 75 Chilko and Doug Lindsay of Blue Ribbon Meats.
Photo of (left) Mrs J.L Connolly and Mrs Fredler being presented a gold dogwood pin in honour of her long service in guiding, prior to her leaving Kitimat.
Photo of (left) Mrs J.L Connolly and Mrs Fredler being presented a gold dogwood pin in honour of her long service in guiding, prior to her leaving Kitimat.
"Mrs. J.R. Thompson, 11 Heron Street, is shown receiving a certificate of Appreciation from Mr. W. Owen, President of Brand 250, Royal Canadian Legion. Mr.Owen made the presentation on behalf of Salvation Army Lt. Bill Young who was unable to attend. The citation reads "This certificate is presented in grateful appreciation of volunteer service to the community and welfare of others through the salvation Army." - Mrs. thompson, a member of the L.A. to Branch 250, has co-ordinated the Kitimat annual fund raising appeal for the Salvation Army for a number of years."
"Mrs. J.R. Thompson, 11 Heron Street, is shown receiving a certificate of Appreciation from Mr. W. Owen, President of Brand 250, Royal Canadian Legion. Mr.Owen made the presentation on behalf of Salvation Army Lt. Bill Young who was unable to attend. The citation reads "This certificate is presented in grateful appreciation of volunteer service to the community and welfare of others through the salvation Army." - Mrs. thompson, a member of the L.A. to Branch 250, has co-ordinated the Kitimat annual fund raising appeal for the Salvation Army for a number of years."
Notes
Service Organization - 1970 - Royal Cnadian Legion - Br. 250
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Bill and Bea Pryde's home on Bunting Street. They knew this area in 1951, Mrs. was 1st women to live in "new Kitimat". They were here visiting the Prydes.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Bill and Bea Pryde's home on Bunting Street. They knew this area in 1951, Mrs. was 1st women to live in "new Kitimat". They were here visiting the Prydes.
