Photo showing Bantam Reps, Midget Playoff Winners: Coach Bill Lindenback, Dale Mason, Ken Kozak, Darrel Walker, Stacey Smeader, Andre Lencucha, Brad Owen, Brian Johnson, Allan Wakita, Len Abramson, Greg Egan, Terry Jeffrey, Ron Masch, Scott Marleau, Derek Meissner
Photo showing Bantam Reps, Midget Playoff Winners: Coach Bill Lindenback, Dale Mason, Ken Kozak, Darrel Walker, Stacey Smeader, Andre Lencucha, Brad Owen, Brian Johnson, Allan Wakita, Len Abramson, Greg Egan, Terry Jeffrey, Ron Masch, Scott Marleau, Derek Meissner
Photo showing heavy machine work on permanent softball field by volunteer labour: George Barnes, Val McFadden, Peter Worbets, Fraser McQuarrie, Bill Weir, Les Godfrey. Second Row: Gordon Leslie, Ken Barnes, Harry McKee, Craig Ulledahl, acting-Reeve Ron Freeman. Above: Don Elmer
Current: 1960s
-Sports
-League Play
-Baseball and Softball
Scope and Content
Photo showing heavy machine work on permanent softball field by volunteer labour: George Barnes, Val McFadden, Peter Worbets, Fraser McQuarrie, Bill Weir, Les Godfrey. Second Row: Gordon Leslie, Ken Barnes, Harry McKee, Craig Ulledahl, acting-Reeve Ron Freeman. Above: Don Elmer
Photocopy of The Plan That Shaped the Town: Kitimat, British Columbia - Implications for Resource Frontier Towns. Gives an overview of the modern (1950s onward) history of Kitimat, the planning, development, and creation of the town, and issues facing the community as of the mid-1970s. Includes introductory correspondence between Wiesman and the University of British Columbia.
Written by Brahm Wiesman of Vancouver and two graduate students, Marie Lauzier and Robert Friesen, after having spent the summer of 1974 living in and researching Kitimat.
Custodial History
Donated by Maria Knight.
Scope and Content
Photocopy of The Plan That Shaped the Town: Kitimat, British Columbia - Implications for Resource Frontier Towns. Gives an overview of the modern (1950s onward) history of Kitimat, the planning, development, and creation of the town, and issues facing the community as of the mid-1970s. Includes introductory correspondence between Wiesman and the University of British Columbia.
