Photograph of a number of Kitimat Service Clubs banded together to present the Dolly Robertson with a streling silver tea service as a thank you gesture for the pleasent music her trio has supplied over the years. Pictured above is Dolly accepting the service from Reeve Sam Lindsay.
Photograph of a number of Kitimat Service Clubs banded together to present the Dolly Robertson with a streling silver tea service as a thank you gesture for the pleasent music her trio has supplied over the years. Pictured above is Dolly accepting the service from Reeve Sam Lindsay.
"Presenting a bucket of pennies (8,859 to be exact - or $89.59) to Molly Gordon on behalf of the Coummunity Help Agency were Randy Kirk and Karen Mason of Nechako School. Martin Soon, who organized the drive stands at right."
"Presenting a bucket of pennies (8,859 to be exact - or $89.59) to Molly Gordon on behalf of the Coummunity Help Agency were Randy Kirk and Karen Mason of Nechako School. Martin Soon, who organized the drive stands at right."
Photo depicts a miner beside the penstock liner which is being lowered from the 2600' level.
Notes
Alcan ID no. KR-1386. -- Note the bridle assembly. -- Liners were lowered on a dolly on a 140-ton hoist, then transferred to skid rails for the final journey. Alcan Collection
Photograph of new manager. Today's picture of Kitimat Advertiser manager Ron Fairclough being welcomed by Northern Sentinel business manager Bob Esson before "getting down to business" under changed publication arrangements between the two newspapers.
Photograph of new manager. Today's picture of Kitimat Advertiser manager Ron Fairclough being welcomed by Northern Sentinel business manager Bob Esson before "getting down to business" under changed publication arrangements between the two newspapers.
Photograph of a young woman being crowned as the winner of the Miss Kitimat Contest. Wearing the Miss Kitimat sash. All during the Dominion Day Festivities.
Photograph of a young woman being crowned as the winner of the Miss Kitimat Contest. Wearing the Miss Kitimat sash. All during the Dominion Day Festivities.