Photograph showing Lois Godfrey, Registrar for Minor Hockey, receiving a token of appreciation for all her help at the Kitimat Minor Hockey's Appreciation night on May 5th, 1978.
Photograph showing Lois Godfrey, Registrar for Minor Hockey, receiving a token of appreciation for all her help at the Kitimat Minor Hockey's Appreciation night on May 5th, 1978.
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.
Photograph of Maurice Smith, of the Kitimat Fire Department receives his graduation certificate, Institute of Fire Engineers, London, England, from Reeve Matt Gooding. Fire man Smith was one of two Canadians to get his ticket from Institute, a worldwide organization.
Photograph of Maurice Smith, of the Kitimat Fire Department receives his graduation certificate, Institute of Fire Engineers, London, England, from Reeve Matt Gooding. Fire man Smith was one of two Canadians to get his ticket from Institute, a worldwide organization.
Photograph of fourteen years after he build the first 20 units of Aluminum City Lodge, owner-manager Loyal Filbey is now proceeding with the construction of another 20. Strachan construction of Kitimat was lowbidder on the two storey structure, 154 feet long by 22 feet wide which will also contain a restaurant and laundry room. Above, Mr. Filbey and Mr. Strachans superintendent Ralph Hall are seen in front of the building which is expected to be completed by July 1 and which will cost $200,000 including furnishings.
Photograph of fourteen years after he build the first 20 units of Aluminum City Lodge, owner-manager Loyal Filbey is now proceeding with the construction of another 20. Strachan construction of Kitimat was lowbidder on the two storey structure, 154 feet long by 22 feet wide which will also contain a restaurant and laundry room. Above, Mr. Filbey and Mr. Strachans superintendent Ralph Hall are seen in front of the building which is expected to be completed by July 1 and which will cost $200,000 including furnishings.
"On October 12th, Kitimat Branch 250, Royal Candian Legion, their Ladies' Appreciation Dinner on the day set aside each year when the Legionnaires publicly show their appreciation to the Ladies Auxiliary for the great work they accomplish for the Bravnch during the year. The Legionnaires usually prepare and serve the dinner and handle the clean-up chores (although there is a sneaky rumour going around that some them occasionally shanhai their L.A. Wives to assist them.)"
"On October 12th, Kitimat Branch 250, Royal Candian Legion, their Ladies' Appreciation Dinner on the day set aside each year when the Legionnaires publicly show their appreciation to the Ladies Auxiliary for the great work they accomplish for the Bravnch during the year. The Legionnaires usually prepare and serve the dinner and handle the clean-up chores (although there is a sneaky rumour going around that some them occasionally shanhai their L.A. Wives to assist them.)"
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Service Organizations - 1970 - Royal Canadian Legion - Br. 250
