Photo showing Mayor George Thom's first reaction to passage of the bus referendum Saturday as he said, "beautiful". Thom who has promised and pushed the bus system since last September had good reason to rest a moment in the conference room at the new city hall in the mall.
Photo showing Mayor George Thom's first reaction to passage of the bus referendum Saturday as he said, "beautiful". Thom who has promised and pushed the bus system since last September had good reason to rest a moment in the conference room at the new city hall in the mall.
Photo showing out going Mayor George Thom pausing for a moment of reflection after giving his final talk to council as mayor. New mayor, Paul Monaghan will be sworn into office at the next council meeting on January 6.
Photo showing out going Mayor George Thom pausing for a moment of reflection after giving his final talk to council as mayor. New mayor, Paul Monaghan will be sworn into office at the next council meeting on January 6.
Photo showing Skeena MP Iona Campagnolo as the guest of honour at a cocktail hour and dinner, wrapping up the first day of the Northwest British Columbua Chamber of Commerce meeting the previous weekend.
Photo showing Skeena MP Iona Campagnolo as the guest of honour at a cocktail hour and dinner, wrapping up the first day of the Northwest British Columbua Chamber of Commerce meeting the previous weekend.
Photo showing Roy Last, campaign manager for Iona Campagnolo accepting congratulations from a supporter on the job well done in getting his candidate elected the new MP for Skeena Riding.
Photo showing Roy Last, campaign manager for Iona Campagnolo accepting congratulations from a supporter on the job well done in getting his candidate elected the new MP for Skeena Riding.
Photo showing a delegation of 3 mayors representing 10 communities from the Pacific Northwest who went to Victoria armed with a resolution endorsing original plans for the development of this area as number one priority of the senior governments and asking for the assurance the priorities had not changed.
Photo showing a delegation of 3 mayors representing 10 communities from the Pacific Northwest who went to Victoria armed with a resolution endorsing original plans for the development of this area as number one priority of the senior governments and asking for the assurance the priorities had not changed.
Frank Howard, wearing a shirt and tie is talking to a landscaper who is wearing a plaid top, and a hard hat. Frank is facing the camera, whereas the landscaper has his back to the camera and his right arm on his hip.
Frank Howard, wearing a shirt and tie is talking to a landscaper who is wearing a plaid top, and a hard hat. Frank is facing the camera, whereas the landscaper has his back to the camera and his right arm on his hip.
Photo showing Premier Bennett visits Kitimat. L/R R.E. Montador, Thomas H. Christie, Reeve Wilbur Hallman, Premier W.A.C. Bennett, Percy E. Radley, Waldo Skillings, R.S. Lawrence
Photo showing Premier Bennett visits Kitimat. L/R R.E. Montador, Thomas H. Christie, Reeve Wilbur Hallman, Premier W.A.C. Bennett, Percy E. Radley, Waldo Skillings, R.S. Lawrence
Federal MLA, Frank Howard speaking to a customer. He is wearing a suit and tie, and is standing in an aisle with a woman. The woman is wearing a patterned handkerchief over her head, and has a purse on her left arm.
Federal MLA, Frank Howard speaking to a customer. He is wearing a suit and tie, and is standing in an aisle with a woman. The woman is wearing a patterned handkerchief over her head, and has a purse on her left arm.
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.
