Photograph showing two women holding an envelope, resembling a cheque. Behind them are racks of clothing and a hanging pot with a plant in it. Woman on the left is older and is wearing a long coat, while the woman on the right is younger and wearing a dress.
L-R : Mrs. Hendricksen, Monika Boston
Photograph showing two women holding an envelope, resembling a cheque. Behind them are racks of clothing and a hanging pot with a plant in it. Woman on the left is older and is wearing a long coat, while the woman on the right is younger and wearing a dress.
L-R : Mrs. Hendricksen, Monika Boston
Photo showing adaptability by this Alpine Helicopter using the abandoned foundation of the former Canadian National Railways freight shed as a launching pad. The machine, a regular visitor to Kitimat's Service Centre, is used by mining prospectors on exploratory sorties into the surrounding areas.
Photo showing adaptability by this Alpine Helicopter using the abandoned foundation of the former Canadian National Railways freight shed as a launching pad. The machine, a regular visitor to Kitimat's Service Centre, is used by mining prospectors on exploratory sorties into the surrounding areas.
Photograph of four men comparing notes on all they had seen during the day.
Notes
Comparing notes on all they had seen during the day were these delegates of the sixth Mining and Metallurgical Congress who visited here Wednesday as part of their whirl-wind Canadian tour. Pictured relaxing at a reception held in their honor at the Rod and Gun Club are from left, J.E. Cudjoe and I.G. Hughes, of Ghana, Dr. I.A. Wilke, Germany and Dr. Kurt Lupander, Finland.
Photograph of two men standing together while holding an envelope. They are both smiling for the photo and are standing in what looks like a radio shop. The man on the left is wearing a quarter zip with khaki pants and the man on the right is wearing a quarter zip with pants.
Photograph of two men standing together while holding an envelope. They are both smiling for the photo and are standing in what looks like a radio shop. The man on the left is wearing a quarter zip with khaki pants and the man on the right is wearing a quarter zip with pants.
Photograph showing house number 18 on Moore street. It is a medium to small house with a carport and a small set of stairs leading up to the door. There is a red car parked in the driveway and a street lamp on the corner of the front yard. It is for sale. The sale was posted in the newspaper on May, 19th 1983, although the photo may have been taken at a different time. The home is being sold by TK Realty and has comes with a sauna.
Photograph showing house number 18 on Moore street. It is a medium to small house with a carport and a small set of stairs leading up to the door. There is a red car parked in the driveway and a street lamp on the corner of the front yard. It is for sale. The sale was posted in the newspaper on May, 19th 1983, although the photo may have been taken at a different time. The home is being sold by TK Realty and has comes with a sauna.
Photograph showing house number 18 on Moore street. The photograph was put in the Northern Sentinel Newspaper on May 19th of 1983, though the photo may have been taken at a different time. The photo is off the back of the house and the backyard. The yard is rather empty and the grass is somewhat dead.
Photograph showing house number 18 on Moore street. The photograph was put in the Northern Sentinel Newspaper on May 19th of 1983, though the photo may have been taken at a different time. The photo is off the back of the house and the backyard. The yard is rather empty and the grass is somewhat dead.
"Mrs. J.R. Thompson, 11 Heron Street, is shown receiving a certificate of Appreciation from Mr. W. Owen, President of Brand 250, Royal Canadian Legion. Mr.Owen made the presentation on behalf of Salvation Army Lt. Bill Young who was unable to attend. The citation reads "This certificate is presented in grateful appreciation of volunteer service to the community and welfare of others through the salvation Army." - Mrs. thompson, a member of the L.A. to Branch 250, has co-ordinated the Kitimat annual fund raising appeal for the Salvation Army for a number of years."
"Mrs. J.R. Thompson, 11 Heron Street, is shown receiving a certificate of Appreciation from Mr. W. Owen, President of Brand 250, Royal Canadian Legion. Mr.Owen made the presentation on behalf of Salvation Army Lt. Bill Young who was unable to attend. The citation reads "This certificate is presented in grateful appreciation of volunteer service to the community and welfare of others through the salvation Army." - Mrs. thompson, a member of the L.A. to Branch 250, has co-ordinated the Kitimat annual fund raising appeal for the Salvation Army for a number of years."
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Service Organization - 1970 - Royal Cnadian Legion - Br. 250
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Bill and Bea Pryde's home on Bunting Street. They knew this area in 1951, Mrs. was 1st women to live in "new Kitimat". They were here visiting the Prydes.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Fitzpatrick in Bill and Bea Pryde's home on Bunting Street. They knew this area in 1951, Mrs. was 1st women to live in "new Kitimat". They were here visiting the Prydes.
