Photograph showing a man presenting a cheque to a woman on the bottom floor of the City Centre Mall. Behind them is a food kiosk, the stairs, and a couple of shops. Maybe sometime around Christmas because there is garland on the stairs and a small Christmas tree in the background. The woman has medium length hair, has clear glasses and is wearing a jacket scarf and a purse.
Photograph showing a man presenting a cheque to a woman on the bottom floor of the City Centre Mall. Behind them is a food kiosk, the stairs, and a couple of shops. Maybe sometime around Christmas because there is garland on the stairs and a small Christmas tree in the background. The woman has medium length hair, has clear glasses and is wearing a jacket scarf and a purse.
Photograph showing man presenting cheque to woman in front of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. On the left is Molly Gordon and on the right is Bill Whitty. Molly is wearing a long coat and has short curly hair. Bill is wearing a bomber jacket, a light polo and has short straight hair.
Photograph showing man presenting cheque to woman in front of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. On the left is Molly Gordon and on the right is Bill Whitty. Molly is wearing a long coat and has short curly hair. Bill is wearing a bomber jacket, a light polo and has short straight hair.
Photograph of two women and two girls selling boxes of Girl Guide cookies. Back, left to right: Mary Anne Ball, Marie Robillard. Front, left to right: Cheryl Kinton, Kelli Malcomson. The two young girls were the winners of the Kitimat Cookie Poster Contest.
Photograph of two women and two girls selling boxes of Girl Guide cookies. Back, left to right: Mary Anne Ball, Marie Robillard. Front, left to right: Cheryl Kinton, Kelli Malcomson. The two young girls were the winners of the Kitimat Cookie Poster Contest.
Notes
Appears in the Northern Sentinel, April 26th 1979, with the caption: "It's Girl Guide Cookie time again! Kitimat Girl Guides and Brownies will be selling cookies door to door from April 27 to May 5 so watch for them. And for those who weren't pleased with the cookies last year, Division Commissioner Mary Anne Ball (back left) has good news. The cookie supplier has gone back to his original cookie recipe, so the flavor will be the old familiar one so enjoyed by many. Brownie Cheryl Kinton of the 3rd Kitimat Pack and Guide Kelly Malcomson of the 2nd Kitimat Company are two of the young ladies who will be participating in selling the one dollar a box cookies. They are also the Kitimat winners of the Kitimat Cookie Poster Contest. Their posters will now be sent to the provincial level for further judging, Kildala District Commissioner Marie Robillard (right back) said. So watch for the girls and support the Guides by buying a box of the tasty Girl Guide Cookies."
Photo showing - NSP Article: Kiwanis President Jack Adkins is seen presenting a $350 cheque to Mrs. Dennis Barber, chairman of the Kitimat Retarded Children's Association. Mrs. Barber outlined some of the activities of the association and explained the progress being made to assist youngsters obtain schooling and vocational training.
Photo showing - NSP Article: Kiwanis President Jack Adkins is seen presenting a $350 cheque to Mrs. Dennis Barber, chairman of the Kitimat Retarded Children's Association. Mrs. Barber outlined some of the activities of the association and explained the progress being made to assist youngsters obtain schooling and vocational training.
Notes
The Museum acknowledges that today's society uses "intellectual disability."
"The fourth pack of brownies display an afghan at the Thinking Day Tea for brownies held last Saturday. The afghan was finally completed this year after a few years of spool kinitting and plain knitting by the brownies."
"The fourth pack of brownies display an afghan at the Thinking Day Tea for brownies held last Saturday. The afghan was finally completed this year after a few years of spool kinitting and plain knitting by the brownies."
Photograph of the hand at the left belonging to Bob Dunlop, newly elected president of the community of Dave Robbins, president of "d" shift social club. The money will be used for Kitimats needy families.
Photograph of the hand at the left belonging to Bob Dunlop, newly elected president of the community of Dave Robbins, president of "d" shift social club. The money will be used for Kitimats needy families.
Photograph showing Cheryl Groves and Scott Morrison holding cheque infront of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. Cheryl has short hair that swoops to one side and has very big glasses. Scott has a moustache and is wearing a zip up sweater.
Photograph showing Cheryl Groves and Scott Morrison holding cheque infront of Canadian Paperworkers Union sign. Cheryl has short hair that swoops to one side and has very big glasses. Scott has a moustache and is wearing a zip up sweater.
