Photo showing Winner of the Rotary Rose Bowl Award, Mrs. M.H. Buchal. Winning Award for fuschia, geraniums, cupid's bow and mixed potted plants aquarium, cactus garden all took firsts, and who scored a second with her folliage plants.
Photo showing Winner of the Rotary Rose Bowl Award, Mrs. M.H. Buchal. Winning Award for fuschia, geraniums, cupid's bow and mixed potted plants aquarium, cactus garden all took firsts, and who scored a second with her folliage plants.
Photo showing - poor summer weather, cut the number of entries sharply in this year's Rotary Flower Show, held in the Anglican Church Hall. The above photo shows a group checking entries in the potted plant section of the competition. At left is Mrs. M.H. Buchal, winner of the grand aggregate trophy, the Rotary Club's Rose Bowl. She scored the highest number of points with her entries of flowering and foliage plants.
Photo showing - poor summer weather, cut the number of entries sharply in this year's Rotary Flower Show, held in the Anglican Church Hall. The above photo shows a group checking entries in the potted plant section of the competition. At left is Mrs. M.H. Buchal, winner of the grand aggregate trophy, the Rotary Club's Rose Bowl. She scored the highest number of points with her entries of flowering and foliage plants.
Photo showing finalists of Rotary "Adventure In Citizenship" Contest. L/R Yvonne Hendrikson, Joy Fleury, Kathy Paine, Winner Tom Ripley. w/Jim Smith, Principal, Mt. Elizabeth H/S, Municipal Manager, Art Currie.
Photo showing finalists of Rotary "Adventure In Citizenship" Contest. L/R Yvonne Hendrikson, Joy Fleury, Kathy Paine, Winner Tom Ripley. w/Jim Smith, Principal, Mt. Elizabeth H/S, Municipal Manager, Art Currie.
Photo showing Rotarian, Ewart MacNaughton with Rotary exchange students (no names). Mr. MacNaughton was Secretary-Treasurer, School District No. 80 until retirement.
Photo showing Rotarian, Ewart MacNaughton with Rotary exchange students (no names). Mr. MacNaughton was Secretary-Treasurer, School District No. 80 until retirement.
Photo showing - 'Go Slow - - We Love Our Kids' - 'Caution' is the password for motorists driving by Kitimat Schools, and they'll be reminded to 'Go Slow, Save Lives' by school safety patrols which started today. Uniforms and equipment have been donated and will be maintained by Kitimat Lions. Here, patrolman Lyle Petch of Kildala School shows his mettle as a "traffic officer." Looking on approvingly, from left, are C.J. Webb, Kildala School; Bill Paton, Lions Club president; John Roddy, Northern Sentinel; Larry Forde, Lions vice-president; and Bob Foster, Lions safety committee chairman.
Photo showing - 'Go Slow - - We Love Our Kids' - 'Caution' is the password for motorists driving by Kitimat Schools, and they'll be reminded to 'Go Slow, Save Lives' by school safety patrols which started today. Uniforms and equipment have been donated and will be maintained by Kitimat Lions. Here, patrolman Lyle Petch of Kildala School shows his mettle as a "traffic officer." Looking on approvingly, from left, are C.J. Webb, Kildala School; Bill Paton, Lions Club president; John Roddy, Northern Sentinel; Larry Forde, Lions vice-president; and Bob Foster, Lions safety committee chairman.
