Photo showing Farewell to Percy E. Radley (Alcan). Kitimat Chamber of Commerce presents Mr. Radley with a Sammy Robinson Totem Pole. Presentation made by Harry Jomini, held at the Rod and Gun Club. Mr. Radley was Project Manager during Alcan's Construction period.
Photo showing Farewell to Percy E. Radley (Alcan). Kitimat Chamber of Commerce presents Mr. Radley with a Sammy Robinson Totem Pole. Presentation made by Harry Jomini, held at the Rod and Gun Club. Mr. Radley was Project Manager during Alcan's Construction period.
Photo showing Alderman Max Patzelt, who had the most strenous objection to Bill 85-Public Officials and Employees Disclosure Act. Up for re-election in the fall, he said, "I wanted to run again but may change my mind...not due to the fact of my personal assets - anybody can look at those - but, if anybody can see the financial statements of my business then I don't think this is right.
Photo showing Alderman Max Patzelt, who had the most strenous objection to Bill 85-Public Officials and Employees Disclosure Act. Up for re-election in the fall, he said, "I wanted to run again but may change my mind...not due to the fact of my personal assets - anybody can look at those - but, if anybody can see the financial statements of my business then I don't think this is right.
Photograph of Alderman Norman and Mrs.Coulter last week celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with some 60 quests in attendance for a reception at the Kitimat Gordon hotel. The couple was married in 1943 in Saskatchewan. Amoung those attending were the coulters children; Lynn Coulter of Vancouver, Cheri Coulter of Kitimat and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coulter of Kitimat. Also present for the happy occasion was Mrs. Gordon Coulters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Grindler of Terrace.
Photograph of Alderman Norman and Mrs.Coulter last week celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with some 60 quests in attendance for a reception at the Kitimat Gordon hotel. The couple was married in 1943 in Saskatchewan. Amoung those attending were the coulters children; Lynn Coulter of Vancouver, Cheri Coulter of Kitimat and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coulter of Kitimat. Also present for the happy occasion was Mrs. Gordon Coulters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Grindler of Terrace.
"YMCA: Y Sportscapade: Teenage gymnastic programs on Wed. evenings - trampoline favorite Bill Hickman on tramp. Watching: Sharon Chiles, Pat Savage, Jommy Grandolofo, Peter Friedrick, J. Uth, Rudy Bisenberger, R. Hartmann."
"YMCA: Y Sportscapade: Teenage gymnastic programs on Wed. evenings - trampoline favorite Bill Hickman on tramp. Watching: Sharon Chiles, Pat Savage, Jommy Grandolofo, Peter Friedrick, J. Uth, Rudy Bisenberger, R. Hartmann."
Chatting with Irwin Hoffman, (Conductor, centre) are (left to right), Mrs. J.A. Currie, Mr. Peter Hopkins, Mrs.Jack Fossum, President of the Kitimat concert Association, Mrs. Hopkins and Mr. Currie."
Concert Association president, Mrs. Bee Fossum, high-school principal, Ron Barry and American concert pianist, Marilyn Neeley. Pictured onstage with the new concert grand piano.
"Mrs.Bea Fossum, (left) 1963-1964 president of the Kitimat Concert Association is shown with high-school principal, Ron Barry and American concert pianist, Marilyn Neely, on stage of Mount Elizabeth Secondary school admiring new concert grand piano which Miss Neely was first to use. Association raised $6000 by a community canvass to purchase the insturment for Kitimat, an unusually musical town because of many residents with European background. Artists of the Alaska Music Trail always visit her on annual series of four concerts and say they find audiences knowledgeable and appreciative.
Sentinel Photo.
Februaruy 23, 1964.
Music
Kit Concert Ass'n."
"Mrs.Bea Fossum, (left) 1963-1964 president of the Kitimat Concert Association is shown with high-school principal, Ron Barry and American concert pianist, Marilyn Neely, on stage of Mount Elizabeth Secondary school admiring new concert grand piano which Miss Neely was first to use. Association raised $6000 by a community canvass to purchase the insturment for Kitimat, an unusually musical town because of many residents with European background. Artists of the Alaska Music Trail always visit her on annual series of four concerts and say they find audiences knowledgeable and appreciative.
Sentinel Photo.
Februaruy 23, 1964.
Music
Kit Concert Ass'n."
