Photo showing the location of the 1st train CNR line, linking Terrace and Kitimat. L/R Tony Glanzer (fireman); Bob McKenzie (Engineer). No station building in photo.
Photo showing the location of the 1st train CNR line, linking Terrace and Kitimat. L/R Tony Glanzer (fireman); Bob McKenzie (Engineer). No station building in photo.
Photo showing Jack Gvasser (2nd from left) bowled perfect score in the five pin bowling. Presented with $100 by the Kitimat Recreation Ltd., and Steak Dinner at the New Chatterbox (Smeltersite)
Photo showing Jack Gvasser (2nd from left) bowled perfect score in the five pin bowling. Presented with $100 by the Kitimat Recreation Ltd., and Steak Dinner at the New Chatterbox (Smeltersite)
Photo showing Jack Grasser (2nd from left), bowled perfect score in 5-pin bowling. Presented $100 by Kitimat Recreations Ltd. and steak dinner at new Chatterbox
Photo showing Jack Grasser (2nd from left), bowled perfect score in 5-pin bowling. Presented $100 by Kitimat Recreations Ltd. and steak dinner at new Chatterbox
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 Cyril McClelland Henderson , Municipal Manager, presenting the Northern B.C. Inter- Cities Trophy to Tony Anitisin Captain Kitimat All-Stars with Wally Brown, Mgr. Soccer League.
Photo showing Cyril McClelland Henderson , Municipal Manager, presenting the Northern B.C. Inter- Cities Trophy to Tony Anitisin Captain Kitimat All-Stars with Wally Brown, Mgr. Soccer League.
