Photo showing Front view of the first prize garden in the 1965 Sentinel garden competition shows the fine, grassed boulevard which is the crowning touch to the property, at 31 Kitlope, home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Pohl and family. Judges this year commented on the number of fine gardens, and those that missed because a boulevard had been left untended or work has been concentrated on either front or back garden but not both. Judges recommened the municipality give a lead in a progressive program of boulevard seeding to improve general appearance of the residential areas.
Photo showing Front view of the first prize garden in the 1965 Sentinel garden competition shows the fine, grassed boulevard which is the crowning touch to the property, at 31 Kitlope, home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Pohl and family. Judges this year commented on the number of fine gardens, and those that missed because a boulevard had been left untended or work has been concentrated on either front or back garden but not both. Judges recommened the municipality give a lead in a progressive program of boulevard seeding to improve general appearance of the residential areas.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Jennings, 92 Babine Street, 3rd Prize Winner, in the 12th Annual Garden Competition. NSP Article: Meticulous care and excellent taste in border planting helped win third prize, a $7.50 gift certificate donated by Coghlins Hardware Limited, for this beautiful garden created by Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Jennings at 92 Babine. Mr. & Mrs. Jennings have won honorable mention in past contests for their garden. One of the finest in Kildala, it has helped that neighborhood maintain a lead place in the past few competitions.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Jennings, 92 Babine Street, 3rd Prize Winner, in the 12th Annual Garden Competition. NSP Article: Meticulous care and excellent taste in border planting helped win third prize, a $7.50 gift certificate donated by Coghlins Hardware Limited, for this beautiful garden created by Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Jennings at 92 Babine. Mr. & Mrs. Jennings have won honorable mention in past contests for their garden. One of the finest in Kildala, it has helped that neighborhood maintain a lead place in the past few competitions.
Photo showing a group from the Eliz Long Home and pioneers aboard Bob Wrights boat going for a picnic, from left to right in top row: Frank Hallet, Exilda Mitchell, Elise Fleming (first teacher for pioneer school at Anderson farm), Bob Wright and right to left on bottom: Rudolph Braun, Eilzabeth Anderson, Ida Clark (matron), Martha Anderson, Barney McLonkey, Sarah Alton, and Margaret Butcher (another teacher).
Photo showing a group from the Eliz Long Home and pioneers aboard Bob Wrights boat going for a picnic, from left to right in top row: Frank Hallet, Exilda Mitchell, Elise Fleming (first teacher for pioneer school at Anderson farm), Bob Wright and right to left on bottom: Rudolph Braun, Eilzabeth Anderson, Ida Clark (matron), Martha Anderson, Barney McLonkey, Sarah Alton, and Margaret Butcher (another teacher).
Photo showing Ashley's B.A team took top honors in 24-team commercial bowling league, from left, front: Helen Dobric, Bob Shire, Gerry Kenaschuk. Back: Wally Weinberger, Les Dobric.
Photo showing Ashley's B.A team took top honors in 24-team commercial bowling league, from left, front: Helen Dobric, Bob Shire, Gerry Kenaschuk. Back: Wally Weinberger, Les Dobric.
"EXPO A LA FRANCE
La belle France is bringing its own imitation flavor to Expo '67 with a pavilion that combines the traditional French romanticism with her dynamic spirit. Concieved by Paris architect, Jean Faugeron and Montreal co-architect Andre Blouin, the pavillion is a basic steel and concrete construction. Topping the structure will be a swirling canopy of bright-andoized aluminum blades which will create a reflective, halo-like grille-work atop the structure."
"EXPO A LA FRANCE
La belle France is bringing its own imitation flavor to Expo '67 with a pavilion that combines the traditional French romanticism with her dynamic spirit. Concieved by Paris architect, Jean Faugeron and Montreal co-architect Andre Blouin, the pavillion is a basic steel and concrete construction. Topping the structure will be a swirling canopy of bright-andoized aluminum blades which will create a reflective, halo-like grille-work atop the structure."
Photograph of the hand at the left belonging to Bob Dunlop, newly elected president of the community of Dave Robbins, president of "d" shift social club. The money will be used for Kitimats needy families.
Photograph of the hand at the left belonging to Bob Dunlop, newly elected president of the community of Dave Robbins, president of "d" shift social club. The money will be used for Kitimats needy families.
Framed photograph of Robert Howard (left) and Jack Haight (right) taken at the intersection of Nalabila and Haisla looking towards Terrace. Day 1 of Highway construction.
Given on behalf of the Estate of Violet Howard, Sherri Howard, executor. Her sister signed the agreement form.
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Framed photograph of Robert Howard (left) and Jack Haight (right) taken at the intersection of Nalabila and Haisla looking towards Terrace. Day 1 of Highway construction.
Photograph of the Bob Lonsdale Trophy Award for Junior sports. Support of local junior sports is one of the Royal Canadian Legion's major public activities. Last year, Branch 250 spent more than $1,200 on various sports projects. Bob Lonsdale, a past presedent, is seen holding one of the fine trophies presented by the local Branch. Mr. Lonsdale personally donated a similar trophy for amateur sport competition in Kitimat.
Photograph of the Bob Lonsdale Trophy Award for Junior sports. Support of local junior sports is one of the Royal Canadian Legion's major public activities. Last year, Branch 250 spent more than $1,200 on various sports projects. Bob Lonsdale, a past presedent, is seen holding one of the fine trophies presented by the local Branch. Mr. Lonsdale personally donated a similar trophy for amateur sport competition in Kitimat.
