Photo showing Ski Tow on Hospital Hill. Albatross Avenue in the background. Hospital Hill was the site of the Kitimat General Hospital March 1960-April 2002 (pink lady).
Photo showing Ski Tow on Hospital Hill. Albatross Avenue in the background. Hospital Hill was the site of the Kitimat General Hospital March 1960-April 2002 (pink lady).
Photo showing skiing at the Ski Tow on the Hospital Hill (Haisla Blvd front - Off Albatross Avenue at the back). Hospital Hill was the KGH March 1960 - April 2002
Photo showing skiing at the Ski Tow on the Hospital Hill (Haisla Blvd front - Off Albatross Avenue at the back). Hospital Hill was the KGH March 1960 - April 2002
Photo showing Kitimat Ski Club - Winners of Tournament: Back Row: L/R Warren Nesbit, President; Erich Zalter, Chairman; Front Row: L/R Gerd Zalter, Pee-Wees; Dennis Nesbit, Novices; Garry Nesbit, Juniors.
Photo showing Kitimat Ski Club - Winners of Tournament: Back Row: L/R Warren Nesbit, President; Erich Zalter, Chairman; Front Row: L/R Gerd Zalter, Pee-Wees; Dennis Nesbit, Novices; Garry Nesbit, Juniors.
Photo showing Leo Angerer, 78 Kootenay, winner of the slalom & giant slalom at Skoglund's Hotsprings Resort, is pictured above receiving his trophies from Charlie Crawford, the Hotsprings General Manager, Leo's time for the slalom was 1.33 5/10 seconds and for the giant slalom 42.7 seconds. Notes: at that particular time, Hotsprings was owned and operator by Ray Skoglund 1958 -1985. 1985 Bert Orleans bought the Hotsprings until the present. The skiing program was not long term at the Hotsprings due to the climate change.
Photo showing Leo Angerer, 78 Kootenay, winner of the slalom & giant slalom at Skoglund's Hotsprings Resort, is pictured above receiving his trophies from Charlie Crawford, the Hotsprings General Manager, Leo's time for the slalom was 1.33 5/10 seconds and for the giant slalom 42.7 seconds. Notes: at that particular time, Hotsprings was owned and operator by Ray Skoglund 1958 -1985. 1985 Bert Orleans bought the Hotsprings until the present. The skiing program was not long term at the Hotsprings due to the climate change.
Photo showing Kitimat All-Stars soccer team leaving by Canadian national railway and Canadian Pacific Airlines for Vancouver, B.C. (see enclosed newspaper article, August 24, 1956).
Photo showing Kitimat All-Stars soccer team leaving by Canadian national railway and Canadian Pacific Airlines for Vancouver, B.C. (see enclosed newspaper article, August 24, 1956).
