Visible in photograph are Katie Henderson, Sam Henderson, Dan Henderson, Catherine Naknakim, Reubina Ferry, and Johnny Ferry Jr. Remaining persons are unidentified.
Walter Shutts, Tyee Man, with his guide Tom McGregor
Walter Shutts, Tyee Man 1968, with his record holding catch of salmon. This is the largest salmon ever registered with the Tyee Club. The catch weighed in at 71 lb and was caught on August 6, 1968. Mr. Shutts guide was Tom McGregor.
Frederick Nuuns obtained land along the Campbell River in 1887 and is considered one of the Campbell River's first non-native settlers. He is seen here on the left in front of his barn. The woman on the right may be his sister Annie who also lived on the Nunns homestead at one point.
Afternoon tea for the women's group, Lighthouse Cirlcle. Back Row (left to right): Mrs. Smith (far left), unknown, unknown, Letitia Allen, unknown, unknown. Front row: unknown, Lottie Simms, Selina Glenny
Left to Right: Herbert Pidcock, Charlie McDonald, Ned Painter, Joe Painter, Tom and Jack Perkins, Ed Forrest, Dave Vanstone, Grant Allen, Cougar Smith, Frank Shaw, Cecil Fitzgerald, Joe Meredith, and Heber Smith.
Campbell River Recreation Assocation's float in the July 1st Parade. The theme for this float highlights the need for a swimming pool in Campbell River.
Recreation director Maurice Farn (far left) accepts cheque for the Arena Fund from Earl Sloan, president of Eagles Lodge; Olga Wingert, president of Ladies' Auxiliary to the Eagles; and Barbara Johnston, the Eagles Bingo chairman.
