A photograph of guests of a trip to Kemano. Five Kitiamt students went on this trip as a result of essays written on the history and development of Kitimat. Shown at Kitimat dock before leaving on the MV to Nechako are, Back Row (L-R) : Roy Berry (principal of Mt. Elizabeth), Reg Handford, Capt. Bill Cogswell, Bill Long (teacher) Tarsten Schmid Front Row (L-R): Mary Wright, Joan Stickney and Sheila Sinclair
A photograph of guests of a trip to Kemano. Five Kitiamt students went on this trip as a result of essays written on the history and development of Kitimat. Shown at Kitimat dock before leaving on the MV to Nechako are, Back Row (L-R) : Roy Berry (principal of Mt. Elizabeth), Reg Handford, Capt. Bill Cogswell, Bill Long (teacher) Tarsten Schmid Front Row (L-R): Mary Wright, Joan Stickney and Sheila Sinclair
Photo showing great interest displayed by visiting officers in the Kemano master power control room. Left to right: Colonel O. Bilgin (Turkey), Captain Finnigan (USA), Captain Anwar (Pakistan), Captain N.F. Lange (Denmark). Explaining the control set up is the Kemano guide.
Northern Sentinel - (A)Historical
(1)Royal Canadian Navy
(a)Personnel
(b)Visits
Scope and Content
Photo showing great interest displayed by visiting officers in the Kemano master power control room. Left to right: Colonel O. Bilgin (Turkey), Captain Finnigan (USA), Captain Anwar (Pakistan), Captain N.F. Lange (Denmark). Explaining the control set up is the Kemano guide.
Ernie Archer was a resident of Kemano from 1975-1993. Ernie stated that visitors would get off the boatand be driven to the Alcan dump to see the bears.
Custodial History
Ernie Archer
Scope and Content
Photograph - colour enlargment of original - two grizzly bears at Kemano, old Alcan Dump
Photo showing Perfect Score, 450, Bowled. Bill Harkness, operator of the Dairy Plant, Crawley McCracken Co. Kemano has rolled up twelve strikes on the Kemano Recreation Association Alleys at an open Bowling session. Bill, although not one of the high average bowlers of the community is an enthusiastic league bowler and has proven that with perserverance the elusive 450 can be rolled.
The Kemano Alleys were installed a year ago by National Bowling and Billiards of Vancouver and are considered to be one of the best set of lanes in the Province.
The Kemano Recreation Association purchased the Alleys which are installed in a building remodelled by Alcan for the purpose. Bowling has now become the No. 1 sport of the Kemano residents.
Photo showing Perfect Score, 450, Bowled. Bill Harkness, operator of the Dairy Plant, Crawley McCracken Co. Kemano has rolled up twelve strikes on the Kemano Recreation Association Alleys at an open Bowling session. Bill, although not one of the high average bowlers of the community is an enthusiastic league bowler and has proven that with perserverance the elusive 450 can be rolled.
The Kemano Alleys were installed a year ago by National Bowling and Billiards of Vancouver and are considered to be one of the best set of lanes in the Province.
The Kemano Recreation Association purchased the Alleys which are installed in a building remodelled by Alcan for the purpose. Bowling has now become the No. 1 sport of the Kemano residents.
Photo showing 'Kitmano' docked at Kemano, B.C. (part of the Alcan Project). L/R Bob Ashmore, Dan Hayes (Supt. Wharf Alcan: Kitimat Works); Arv Sestrap (Insurance, Charter Business); Canada Life, Resident, District Rep. Kitimat
Photo showing 'Kitmano' docked at Kemano, B.C. (part of the Alcan Project). L/R Bob Ashmore, Dan Hayes (Supt. Wharf Alcan: Kitimat Works); Arv Sestrap (Insurance, Charter Business); Canada Life, Resident, District Rep. Kitimat