Photograph of a group of youths talking with a man with a microphone at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. Exit door is behind them. Audience and seats on the left.
Photograph of a group of youths talking with a man with a microphone at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. Exit door is behind them. Audience and seats on the left.
Photograph of a group of youths talking with a man with a microphone at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. Exit door is behind them. A girl in an orange shirt is in the centre talking into the microphone.
Photograph of a group of youths talking with a man with a microphone at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. Exit door is behind them. A girl in an orange shirt is in the centre talking into the microphone.
"Charon Aujila ponders the sign in the liquor store Monday proclaiming the suds supply had run out. A small shipment was delievered Monday but was gone with a few hours."
"Charon Aujila ponders the sign in the liquor store Monday proclaiming the suds supply had run out. A small shipment was delievered Monday but was gone with a few hours."
Photograph of Doug Smith talking to a group of youths and adults at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. There is a large TV on stage next to them, and a table with red tablecloth behind.
Photograph of Doug Smith talking to a group of youths and adults at the edge of the stage at the Aluminum City Telethon. There is a large TV on stage next to them, and a table with red tablecloth behind.
Photograph of Susan Hrynkiw seated in front of a calendar page 'January 1961'. Caption reads: What's ahead for Kitimat in 1961? Crystal-ball gazer, six months old Susan Hrynkiw, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ted Hrynkiw, 56 Capilano, is apparently delighted with what she sees, sunshine, happiness and chuckles probably. Here's hoping Susan is right and that 1961 will bring all that and prosperity to every one in Kitimat.
Photograph of Susan Hrynkiw seated in front of a calendar page 'January 1961'. Caption reads: What's ahead for Kitimat in 1961? Crystal-ball gazer, six months old Susan Hrynkiw, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ted Hrynkiw, 56 Capilano, is apparently delighted with what she sees, sunshine, happiness and chuckles probably. Here's hoping Susan is right and that 1961 will bring all that and prosperity to every one in Kitimat.
Notes
CURRENT - 1960 - HOLIDAYS
New Year
Burns Night
Robbie Burns Day
Photograph of a group of men at middle standing by crane, man at left standing by crane touching equipment, and man inside crane. Kemano Tunnel Collection.
Photograph of a group of men at middle standing by crane, man at left standing by crane touching equipment, and man inside crane. Kemano Tunnel Collection.
Photograph of Secretary-Treasurer Georges Carrier (Arvida), Mr. Roch Fortin (Arvida Chamber of Commerce), Mayor Romain Langlois (Ville de Soules), Mr. Adrien Plourde (President - National Syndicate of Alcan Employment), Mr. Kenneth Guy (Protestant School Board - Arvida), Mr. Emile Frigon (Catholic School Commission - Arvida), Mayor Marcel D'Amour (Hull), and Alderman Georges Potvin (Arvida).
Photograph of Secretary-Treasurer Georges Carrier (Arvida), Mr. Roch Fortin (Arvida Chamber of Commerce), Mayor Romain Langlois (Ville de Soules), Mr. Adrien Plourde (President - National Syndicate of Alcan Employment), Mr. Kenneth Guy (Protestant School Board - Arvida), Mr. Emile Frigon (Catholic School Commission - Arvida), Mayor Marcel D'Amour (Hull), and Alderman Georges Potvin (Arvida).
Malcolm Baxter died in 2020. His father Basil, was very instrumental in the organization of Kitimat in the early years. Basil was married to Cathy Baxter and they had two sons - Malcolm and Michael.
Custodial History
Part of items collected by Malcolm Baxter, former editer of NSP. Brought into the museum by Judith Cullington, Malcolm's sister-in-law.
Scope and Content
Photograph of Bill Moore Alcan Engineer, ?, Basil Baxter (1st council), Stanley Dalton (Basil's father-in-law) holding a trophy.
