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 18 boys and girls in 3 rows. The first and front row is kneeling, the second or middle row is standing with the third row on their shoulders. There is a building behind them and a forest in the background.
Photograph showing 18 boys and girls in 3 rows. The first and front row is kneeling, the second or middle row is standing with the third row on their shoulders. There is a building behind them and a forest in the background.
Photograph showing Matt Kept of Dawson Creek, right, presenting Reeve Sam Lindsay and Chamber President George More with a model of the city's famous Mile Post Zero carved from wood and complete with chains. The Mayor and Chamber of Commerce of Dawson Creek were in Kitimat due to Dawson Creek rink participating in the men's open bonspiel.
Photograph showing Matt Kept of Dawson Creek, right, presenting Reeve Sam Lindsay and Chamber President George More with a model of the city's famous Mile Post Zero carved from wood and complete with chains. The Mayor and Chamber of Commerce of Dawson Creek were in Kitimat due to Dawson Creek rink participating in the men's open bonspiel.
Photograph of Kitimat's 30th transfer in 18 years service for Sergeant Jack Duggan, new commanding officer of the RCMP detachment. Sergeant Duggan arrived to take over his appointment. En listing in Toronto, he has had a varied career with administrative and special duties in the East and in Vancouver, where he was in charge of the customs and excise branch of the RCMP before his transfer to Prince Rupurt Sub-division, Sergeant Duggon played professional football In the East as centre of the Ottawa Roughriders in 1942. Sergeant Duggan succeeds staff Sergeant J.F. Gregory who has been transfered to Prince Rupurt.
Photograph of Kitimat's 30th transfer in 18 years service for Sergeant Jack Duggan, new commanding officer of the RCMP detachment. Sergeant Duggan arrived to take over his appointment. En listing in Toronto, he has had a varied career with administrative and special duties in the East and in Vancouver, where he was in charge of the customs and excise branch of the RCMP before his transfer to Prince Rupurt Sub-division, Sergeant Duggon played professional football In the East as centre of the Ottawa Roughriders in 1942. Sergeant Duggan succeeds staff Sergeant J.F. Gregory who has been transfered to Prince Rupurt.
