Photograph of cute little Michelle Heuser, 15 months of age, looks as if she doesn't know what to make of the whopping potatoes grown and decorated by Mrs.Werner Demelt of 45 White St. Mrs. Demelt said she just couldn't resist putting the finishing touches to the giant spuds that are shaped like chickens. She said her bean crop was also exceptional this year.
Photograph of cute little Michelle Heuser, 15 months of age, looks as if she doesn't know what to make of the whopping potatoes grown and decorated by Mrs.Werner Demelt of 45 White St. Mrs. Demelt said she just couldn't resist putting the finishing touches to the giant spuds that are shaped like chickens. She said her bean crop was also exceptional this year.
Photograph of Michele Dewinter (top left) and Arlene Templier return to B.C. After acting as hostesses to over 6 million visitors at the telephone pavillion expo 67. Michele is a B.C. Tel operator in Kitimat and Arlene is a cashier for the company in its chilliwack office- B.C. Tel photo.
Photograph of Michele Dewinter (top left) and Arlene Templier return to B.C. After acting as hostesses to over 6 million visitors at the telephone pavillion expo 67. Michele is a B.C. Tel operator in Kitimat and Arlene is a cashier for the company in its chilliwack office- B.C. Tel photo.
Photograph showing Dennis Tupman, a musical adjudicator and the director of the Shagginess Heights United Church Choir. He has come for the Pacific Northwest Music Festival, which took place in Terrace, B.C. He is one of the four impressive and accomplished judges that will adjudicate the festival. Dennis has short, curly hair and glasses. He is smiling in the portrait of him and has a nice suit on.
Photograph showing Dennis Tupman, a musical adjudicator and the director of the Shagginess Heights United Church Choir. He has come for the Pacific Northwest Music Festival, which took place in Terrace, B.C. He is one of the four impressive and accomplished judges that will adjudicate the festival. Dennis has short, curly hair and glasses. He is smiling in the portrait of him and has a nice suit on.
Notes
This photo appears on page five of the Northern Sentinel of March 12th, 1982, with the caption, "Dennis Tupman was born in Victoria. B.C. He obtained of Arts Action. He adjudicates throughout B.C.
and is the Director Of the Shagginess Heights United Church Choir.".
Photograph showing port facilities committee chairman Tom Smith (left) with John Southworth. It was a meeting of the Local Chamber of Commerce. Tom and John are both wearing suits and laughing while talking to one and other. They are standing on rocky ground and in the background there are mountains, trees and buildings, all quite far off.
Photograph showing port facilities committee chairman Tom Smith (left) with John Southworth. It was a meeting of the Local Chamber of Commerce. Tom and John are both wearing suits and laughing while talking to one and other. They are standing on rocky ground and in the background there are mountains, trees and buildings, all quite far off.
Photograph of a man talking on the phone and writing on a piece of paper. He is wearing a black shirt and has a watch on. His hair is done nicely and slicked to one side. He is in a room with wooden walls and is sitting on a chair that has a coat on the back of it.
In the background is a window and through that window you can see a van and a truck.
Photograph of a man talking on the phone and writing on a piece of paper. He is wearing a black shirt and has a watch on. His hair is done nicely and slicked to one side. He is in a room with wooden walls and is sitting on a chair that has a coat on the back of it.
In the background is a window and through that window you can see a van and a truck.
Four members of the "BCDA," likely British Columbia Drama Association. The name tags of three of the four people can be made out: Diane Dowe (or Down) of Prince George (second from left), Bertha Collier (?) of Kitimat (second from right), Fred Dowe (or Down) of Prince George (far right). Estimated to be from the 1960s due to hairstyles.
Four members of the "BCDA," likely British Columbia Drama Association. The name tags of three of the four people can be made out: Diane Dowe (or Down) of Prince George (second from left), Bertha Collier (?) of Kitimat (second from right), Fred Dowe (or Down) of Prince George (far right). Estimated to be from the 1960s due to hairstyles.
Notes
Fred Dowe's ribbons read "BCDA Exhibits Chairman" and "BCDA Printed Programme Chairman."
1. A photograph of tuba players in Mt. Elizabeth Secondary School Band practicing prior to their trip to Montreal Expo 1967.
2. A photograph of Dennis Tupman conducting Mt. Elizabeth Secondary School Band prior to their trip to Montreal Expo 1967
1. A photograph of tuba players in Mt. Elizabeth Secondary School Band practicing prior to their trip to Montreal Expo 1967.
2. A photograph of Dennis Tupman conducting Mt. Elizabeth Secondary School Band prior to their trip to Montreal Expo 1967
"WORKING OUT in preparation for the hospital auxiliary ball Nov. 5 are these four young members of a singing instrumental group seen with Mrs.Ken Strachan of the KGH Ladies Auxiliary. Left to right are John Gooding, Dusty Strachan and Mrs.Strachan. In front Gordon Gwyn and Dennis Desbit. Absent when the picture was taken are Ruth Southcott and Angela Smith.
-Staff Photo
"WORKING OUT in preparation for the hospital auxiliary ball Nov. 5 are these four young members of a singing instrumental group seen with Mrs.Ken Strachan of the KGH Ladies Auxiliary. Left to right are John Gooding, Dusty Strachan and Mrs.Strachan. In front Gordon Gwyn and Dennis Desbit. Absent when the picture was taken are Ruth Southcott and Angela Smith.
-Staff Photo
Notes
CURRENT - 1960 - KITIMAT GENERAL HOSPITAL
Ladies Auxiliary
Photo showing out going Mayor George Thom pausing for a moment of reflection after giving his final talk to council as mayor. New mayor, Paul Monaghan will be sworn into office at the next council meeting on January 6.
Photo showing out going Mayor George Thom pausing for a moment of reflection after giving his final talk to council as mayor. New mayor, Paul Monaghan will be sworn into office at the next council meeting on January 6.
