Wilbur (?), net man at the Bones Bay Cannery on West Cracoft Island. Many Lekwiltok people from Campbell River worked at Bones Bay during the summer fishing season. When the cannery closed in the late 1940’s Bones Bay manager Jack Dorman and James Henderson of Campbell River put some of the...
Opening of the Cape Mudge Museum, now called the Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre. Jim Sewid with the talking stick, and Sam Henderson to the left (wearing glasses).
Darrell Smith, centre, with the last party that he guided in September of 1939 before joining the forces to serve in WWII. The party was Mr. and Mrs. Suduth from Santa Barbara California. Mrs. Suduth caught the Tyee.
In the lead is the Mayor of Duncan, Jim Quaife, followed closely by Campbell River's Mayor Skip McDonald, with Frank Ney, Mayor of Nanaimo, in the rear. August, 1968.
