Photo showing Former Kitimat resident, Dick Bateman, who is also a former president of the Kitimat Toastmasters club, was winner of the district 21 speech contest held Saturday evening following the convention banquet of Toastmasters held in the Royal Canaidan Legion Hall.
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Photo showing Former Kitimat resident, Dick Bateman, who is also a former president of the Kitimat Toastmasters club, was winner of the district 21 speech contest held Saturday evening following the convention banquet of Toastmasters held in the Royal Canaidan Legion Hall.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Swihart of El Segundo, California at Gyro's Radley Park. On their second trip to Alaska Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Swihart, California, camped with their trailer in Radley Park this week. They said they were impressed with the park's big trees & the salmon fishing in the nearby Kitimat River. Mr. Swihart, who is a school principal and his wife a school treacher, said they felt that they must visit Kitimat - "after reading about it & seeing it on TV in their home state.
Photo showing Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Swihart of El Segundo, California at Gyro's Radley Park. On their second trip to Alaska Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Swihart, California, camped with their trailer in Radley Park this week. They said they were impressed with the park's big trees & the salmon fishing in the nearby Kitimat River. Mr. Swihart, who is a school principal and his wife a school treacher, said they felt that they must visit Kitimat - "after reading about it & seeing it on TV in their home state.
Photo showing four generations are represented in the above picture of month-old Karen Margaret, infant daughter of Constable Bill Ingenthron, RCMP, and Mrs. Ingenthron, with her great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Royan of Regina (seated), her grandmother, Mrs. George Charbonneau of West Vancouver (left), and her mother (right).
Photo showing four generations are represented in the above picture of month-old Karen Margaret, infant daughter of Constable Bill Ingenthron, RCMP, and Mrs. Ingenthron, with her great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary Royan of Regina (seated), her grandmother, Mrs. George Charbonneau of West Vancouver (left), and her mother (right).
Photo showing His Grace, Timotheos, bishop of Rodostolon, Canada and Alaska of the Greek Orthodox Church is pictured above chatting with several people at a reception held in his honor at the Kitimat Gordon Hotel. His Grace spent a busy 2 days visiting with the Greek community.
Photo showing His Grace, Timotheos, bishop of Rodostolon, Canada and Alaska of the Greek Orthodox Church is pictured above chatting with several people at a reception held in his honor at the Kitimat Gordon Hotel. His Grace spent a busy 2 days visiting with the Greek community.
Photo showing Mike Fulljames in Volleyball Tournament. Going high is big Mike Fulljames in the recent volleyball tournament between Prince Rupert, Terrace, Hazelton and Kitimat held at Mount Elizabeth Secondary School. Winning the zone championship for a third straight year the Kitimat team has been granted permission by the school board to attend the provincial playdowns to be held at Winfield in the Okanagan on April 2-3.
Photo showing Mike Fulljames in Volleyball Tournament. Going high is big Mike Fulljames in the recent volleyball tournament between Prince Rupert, Terrace, Hazelton and Kitimat held at Mount Elizabeth Secondary School. Winning the zone championship for a third straight year the Kitimat team has been granted permission by the school board to attend the provincial playdowns to be held at Winfield in the Okanagan on April 2-3.
Photo showing Mrs. Bea Pryde proudly displays the big spring salmon she caught opposite the Sandhill Monday. The big fellow weighed in at 41-3/4 pounds and to date is the second largest fish registered in the Salmon Derby. Mrs. Pryde used a 16 pound test line to land the fish.
Photo showing Mrs. Bea Pryde proudly displays the big spring salmon she caught opposite the Sandhill Monday. The big fellow weighed in at 41-3/4 pounds and to date is the second largest fish registered in the Salmon Derby. Mrs. Pryde used a 16 pound test line to land the fish.
Photo showing Kitimat Rod and Gun Club's annual July 1 Salmon Derby last Sunday was a whopping success. A total of 48 fish were registered at the official weigh-in scales at the club. Pictured above is George Greening with the two beauties he caught.
On the scales is a 23 pounder while George holds a 26-1/2 dandy.
Photo showing Kitimat Rod and Gun Club's annual July 1 Salmon Derby last Sunday was a whopping success. A total of 48 fish were registered at the official weigh-in scales at the club. Pictured above is George Greening with the two beauties he caught.
On the scales is a 23 pounder while George holds a 26-1/2 dandy.
Photo showing "Brief but impressive ceremonies highlighted the Kiwanis luncheon meeting last week as the club became the first in Kitimat to officially dedicate Canada's new flag to club use." Pictured above are Kiwanis president George Thom holding the flag while Kiwanian Rev. W. Perry said the prayer of dedication. Official Dedication of Canada's new flag to club use.
Photo showing "Brief but impressive ceremonies highlighted the Kiwanis luncheon meeting last week as the club became the first in Kitimat to officially dedicate Canada's new flag to club use." Pictured above are Kiwanis president George Thom holding the flag while Kiwanian Rev. W. Perry said the prayer of dedication. Official Dedication of Canada's new flag to club use.
Photo showing 1st Baby of the year, Debbie Lorette, with parents Joan and Larry Lorette. Debbie arrived 2 January 1965. Her Mother was a leap year baby. Debbi's sisters, Danette and Deena, apparently are quite unconcerned about the whole affair.
Photo showing 1st Baby of the year, Debbie Lorette, with parents Joan and Larry Lorette. Debbie arrived 2 January 1965. Her Mother was a leap year baby. Debbi's sisters, Danette and Deena, apparently are quite unconcerned about the whole affair.
