Love and Marriage Forum at Senior Secondary School, Campbell River
Forum on the topic of Love and Marriage held at Campbell River Senior Secondary School. Sitting at table (left to right): Roderick Haig-Brown, Raymond Sibley, John Young, John Gibson, and A.L. Cartier.
June Painter and her husband E.P. (Ned) established a boatbuilding / fishing camp business on the Tyee Spit in the 1920's. They later opened Painter's Fishing Resort.
Members of the Campbell River Indian band dancing in the parking lot of the Tyee Plaza. Photo ran with story in the May 13, 1964 issue of the C.R. Courier newspaper.
Campbell River beachfront in front of downtown Campbell River
View of the beachfront looking towards the Discovery Inn. This area was later filled to become the Foreshore Park (later known as Robert V. Ostler Park).
The original Bee Hive, built in 1918 was a an ice cream parlour and a saloon with pool room, operated by W. Hansen. In 1929 Carl and Margaret Thulin took over operation of the Café and opened the new store seen in the photograph.
Members of the Gilford Island Band, Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis, and the ‘Nakwaxda’xw Band participating in Campbell River's July 1st Parade at Lane Field. Johnny Ferry Jr., wearing a mask made by John Wesley, and Sam Henderson with a drum.
July 1st parade, Campbell River, Members of the Gilford Island and Nakwotak Bands in parade at Lane Field
Members of the Gilford Island Band, Kwikwasut'inuxw Haxwa'mis, and the ‘Nakwaxda’xw Band participating in Campbell River's July 1st Parade at Lane Field. Woman pushing the baby buggy is May Henderson. Woman just to the left of the girl holding the picture is Katie Ferry. Man on the...
Troll fisherman Henry Naknakin from Cape Mudge. Henry married Catherine Glendale, Elizabeth’s younger sister. The couple had two children, Mercy and Cathy (Cookie). Henry drowned while at the Fraser River fishery in 1956. He was 28 years old.
