Photo showing United Church Women's Tea, Mrs. Rod Bolton (left) and Mrs. Lloyd Starr of Kitamaat Village modelling Haisla ceremonial robes and headdresses.
Photo showing United Church Women's Tea, Mrs. Rod Bolton (left) and Mrs. Lloyd Starr of Kitamaat Village modelling Haisla ceremonial robes and headdresses.
Photo showing highlight of the United Church Women's Centennial Rose Tea. Blankets and headdresses, brought from the Kitamaat Village for the first time were described by Mrs. Lloyd Starr, center standing, and modelled by Mrs. Ernest Grant (left) and Mrs. Rod Bolton (right). Seated is UCW president Mrs. E.W. McKernan.
Photo showing highlight of the United Church Women's Centennial Rose Tea. Blankets and headdresses, brought from the Kitamaat Village for the first time were described by Mrs. Lloyd Starr, center standing, and modelled by Mrs. Ernest Grant (left) and Mrs. Rod Bolton (right). Seated is UCW president Mrs. E.W. McKernan.
Photo showing officers of Kitimat's United Church Women at the inaugural service for the group. They are from left, back to front: Mrs. John Bunn, treasurer, Mrs. Cec Moore, secretary, Mrs. E.W. McKernan, treasurer, Mrs. Fred Orr, secretary, Mrs. Sam Hanna, Manse committee, Mrs. E.M. Hill, vice-president, Mrs. William Major, president, Kildala group, Mrs. Ben Pound, president, and Mrs. Blair Ripley, vice-president.
Photo showing officers of Kitimat's United Church Women at the inaugural service for the group. They are from left, back to front: Mrs. John Bunn, treasurer, Mrs. Cec Moore, secretary, Mrs. E.W. McKernan, treasurer, Mrs. Fred Orr, secretary, Mrs. Sam Hanna, Manse committee, Mrs. E.M. Hill, vice-president, Mrs. William Major, president, Kildala group, Mrs. Ben Pound, president, and Mrs. Blair Ripley, vice-president.
Photo showing incoming executive of Kitimat's United Church Women, from left: Mrs. E.W. McKernan, president, Mrs. John Bunn, first vice-president, Mrs. Ken Armstrong, second vice-president, Mrs. Arv. Sestrap, secretary, and Mrs. Walter Bailey, treasurer.
Photo showing incoming executive of Kitimat's United Church Women, from left: Mrs. E.W. McKernan, president, Mrs. John Bunn, first vice-president, Mrs. Ken Armstrong, second vice-president, Mrs. Arv. Sestrap, secretary, and Mrs. Walter Bailey, treasurer.
Photo showing Rod Bolton Jr. presenting the first place trophy for the canoe race between the 'Streakers" and Ocean Cement crew to Streaker Ivan Velisek.
Photo showing Rod Bolton Jr. presenting the first place trophy for the canoe race between the 'Streakers" and Ocean Cement crew to Streaker Ivan Velisek.
Photo showing - NSP Article: Like many Kitimat families, Mr. & Mrs. John Bunn and their three children, started Dominion Day with a good foundation of Kiwanis pancakes. They are shown here, tucking into the special breakfast which has become a Kiwanis Club tradition for the town's July celebrations. Another traditional event, equally well patronized by the public later in the day, was the International Food Fair, also held in the arena.
Photo showing - NSP Article: Like many Kitimat families, Mr. & Mrs. John Bunn and their three children, started Dominion Day with a good foundation of Kiwanis pancakes. They are shown here, tucking into the special breakfast which has become a Kiwanis Club tradition for the town's July celebrations. Another traditional event, equally well patronized by the public later in the day, was the International Food Fair, also held in the arena.
Photo showing Haisla Astronomers Basketball Team in front of Recreation Hall, Front row left to right: John Shaw, Tom Robinson, Harry Amos, Edwin Smith, Second row left to right: James green, Gordon Robinson, Walter Bolton, Back row left to right: Manager Tim Starr, Rod Bolton, Wilred Wilson and Coach Stan Shaw.
Photo showing Haisla Astronomers Basketball Team in front of Recreation Hall, Front row left to right: John Shaw, Tom Robinson, Harry Amos, Edwin Smith, Second row left to right: James green, Gordon Robinson, Walter Bolton, Back row left to right: Manager Tim Starr, Rod Bolton, Wilred Wilson and Coach Stan Shaw.
