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.
A cabin at the top of the new ski hill. There is a sign hanging with the letters K.S.C on it, and there is a pile of two-by-fours stacked up against the side of the cabin. There wood piles in the front, and a man standing in the doorway wearing a shirt and tie.
A cabin at the top of the new ski hill. There is a sign hanging with the letters K.S.C on it, and there is a pile of two-by-fours stacked up against the side of the cabin. There wood piles in the front, and a man standing in the doorway wearing a shirt and tie.
Photo showing Ronald Reece Jimmy Greene Jr. (seated) keeping a watch over the canoe races (centre) while an unidentified man keeps watch on the camera. Winner of the main event, "Lone Eagle" is in the background.
Photo showing Ronald Reece Jimmy Greene Jr. (seated) keeping a watch over the canoe races (centre) while an unidentified man keeps watch on the camera. Winner of the main event, "Lone Eagle" is in the background.
Photographs taken by Glyn Jenkins, who worked for Alcan Aluminum Smelter Ltd. in 1952. He returned to Vancouver to continue his education and continued to work in the Steel Fabrication industry until he retired in 1985. He married Charlene Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins died in 2005.
Custodial History
Charlene Jenkins
Scope and Content
Photographs of construction, scenery, housing, and fishing at the Smeltersite, 1952.
