Photo showing Kitimat All-star team, losers of both games of weekend Pony League zone playoffs against Terrace. Back, from left: Harold Annett (manager), Peter Hein, Ron Annett, Drew Wallace, Drew Fullerton, Ernie Markwart, Louis Zabot, Lyle Mufford, Rick Adkins, Fred Ryan (coach). Front, from left: J.D. Atamanchuk, Lorne Mason, Kenny Guzyk
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Photo showing Kitimat All-star team, losers of both games of weekend Pony League zone playoffs against Terrace. Back, from left: Harold Annett (manager), Peter Hein, Ron Annett, Drew Wallace, Drew Fullerton, Ernie Markwart, Louis Zabot, Lyle Mufford, Rick Adkins, Fred Ryan (coach). Front, from left: J.D. Atamanchuk, Lorne Mason, Kenny Guzyk
Group Olympic Hockey Club, 1968. B(L-R): D. Brown, unknown, D. Ronald, G. Scott, unknown, unknown, M. Mitchaluk, G. Roland, G. Lews. F(L-R): unknown, G. McNab, R. Hamilton, R. Scott, unknown, unknown, Fred Ryan.
Group Olympic Hockey Club, 1968. B(L-R): D. Brown, unknown, D. Ronald, G. Scott, unknown, unknown, M. Mitchaluk, G. Roland, G. Lews. F(L-R): unknown, G. McNab, R. Hamilton, R. Scott, unknown, unknown, Fred Ryan.
"WHITESAIL SCHOOL special primary class students really caught the spirit of Halloween this year with this ghost and witch-laden display at the school. The 10 youngsters in the class all took a hand in its making under their teacher Mrs. Verbena Donati.
--Staff Photo
F. Ryan."
"WHITESAIL SCHOOL special primary class students really caught the spirit of Halloween this year with this ghost and witch-laden display at the school. The 10 youngsters in the class all took a hand in its making under their teacher Mrs. Verbena Donati.
--Staff Photo
F. Ryan."
Photo showing- The "original" Fred Ryan, pioneer Kitimat businessman, just as cheery and bouncy but somewhat stouter, was a business visitor this week in company with Hisashi "Mike" Nakamoto (left), senior art director of a San Francisco advertising firm. The pair were en route to Smithers and Prince Rupert to attend the Northwest Chambers' convention today and tomorrow. The above picture resulted when Fred "Sentinel" Ryan met the "original".
Photo showing- The "original" Fred Ryan, pioneer Kitimat businessman, just as cheery and bouncy but somewhat stouter, was a business visitor this week in company with Hisashi "Mike" Nakamoto (left), senior art director of a San Francisco advertising firm. The pair were en route to Smithers and Prince Rupert to attend the Northwest Chambers' convention today and tomorrow. The above picture resulted when Fred "Sentinel" Ryan met the "original".
Group the Mount Elizabeth Secondary School Senate club.
B(L-R): Michael Grant, Mr. Robinson, Dick McKeown, C. Norton Welch, Fred Ryan, F(L-R): Mr. Sleep, Bruce Sommers, (Speaker), William Sturn, Harley Robertson
Group the Mount Elizabeth Secondary School Senate club.
B(L-R): Michael Grant, Mr. Robinson, Dick McKeown, C. Norton Welch, Fred Ryan, F(L-R): Mr. Sleep, Bruce Sommers, (Speaker), William Sturn, Harley Robertson
Photo showing Mount Elizabeth Secondary School cross-country team. B(L-R): Doug Markert, Bjorn Christensen, Bruce Mack. F(L-R): Noel Yassinsky, Brian Haight, Philip Kerbrat, David Greening, Mr. Ryan - Coach.
Photo showing Mount Elizabeth Secondary School cross-country team. B(L-R): Doug Markert, Bjorn Christensen, Bruce Mack. F(L-R): Noel Yassinsky, Brian Haight, Philip Kerbrat, David Greening, Mr. Ryan - Coach.
Photo showing the Fred Ryan family off to Vancouver.
NSP article: A first-comer to Kitimat, one of the town's pioneer businessmen, and an active supporter of many organizations left at the weekend for Vancouver. Fred Ryan, who came to Kitimat in 1951 as a cook for the survey crew's first camp, said on Saturday that his 11 yrs here had been "the best in my life". Notes: The Chef Arrives: 10 May 1951; Head Chef fror 48 hours; Back to Photography: Radio Operator; Going into Business; Business Expands - 1956 Fred bought a new blueprint machine . Went into Sporting Goods business with Cliff Schisler; Water Taxi business, boat the Hi-Baller. See Biography File for complete details.
Photo showing the Fred Ryan family off to Vancouver.
NSP article: A first-comer to Kitimat, one of the town's pioneer businessmen, and an active supporter of many organizations left at the weekend for Vancouver. Fred Ryan, who came to Kitimat in 1951 as a cook for the survey crew's first camp, said on Saturday that his 11 yrs here had been "the best in my life". Notes: The Chef Arrives: 10 May 1951; Head Chef fror 48 hours; Back to Photography: Radio Operator; Going into Business; Business Expands - 1956 Fred bought a new blueprint machine . Went into Sporting Goods business with Cliff Schisler; Water Taxi business, boat the Hi-Baller. See Biography File for complete details.
Photo showing installation of Officers Rotary Club. Back Row, L/R Mac Handford, W.C.Thompson, Gerry Gwyn, Jim Wood. Front, L/R Alf Blashill, Arv Sestrap, Fred Ryan, Dr. Strilchuk.
Photo showing installation of Officers Rotary Club. Back Row, L/R Mac Handford, W.C.Thompson, Gerry Gwyn, Jim Wood. Front, L/R Alf Blashill, Arv Sestrap, Fred Ryan, Dr. Strilchuk.
Photo showing Kitimat Rotary Club Installation (1959); L/R Mac Handford, Fred Ryan, Bill O'Carroll, John Watt, Neil McKeracher, Phil Sampson, Warren Nesbit, Pete Oleniuk, Russell Baxter, Arv Sestrap.
Photo showing Kitimat Rotary Club Installation (1959); L/R Mac Handford, Fred Ryan, Bill O'Carroll, John Watt, Neil McKeracher, Phil Sampson, Warren Nesbit, Pete Oleniuk, Russell Baxter, Arv Sestrap.
