- CA GPR 0116-0116.09-0116.09.01-0116.09.01.01-0116.09.01.01.0263
- Item
- 1944
Left to right: Steve, Bill, Jack, and Don Charney. The building on the right is Grey's store and the first post office at Clarkson Valley.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 287.
Left to right: Steve, Bill, Jack, and Don Charney. The building on the right is Grey's store and the first post office at Clarkson Valley.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 287.
Ethel Buck's Registration Certificate
Part of Ethel Buck fonds
Dominion of Canada Registration Certificate for Ethel Louise Buck in June 1943, registered under the National Registration Regulations, 1940. As part of the war-time measures act, all Canadian citizens were required to be registered and, as the card states, "This certificate must always be carried upon the person of the registrant". It was also used for elections, and Ethel is registered as to her Electoral District (Peace River) and her Polling Division (Spirit River).
Part of Ethel Buck fonds
Studio portrait of Jean Goff during World War II. This photo was sent to Ethel Buck, Ray Rappel's cousin, with whom she corresponded during the war.
Portrait of Alexander Hugh McQuarrie, engineer on the Edson Trail.
See also photograph 116.09.01.02.103.
Left to right, Jack, Carol, Loretta, and Tommy Clegg. Carol and Loretta are Tommy Clegg's daughters.
Used in "Across the Smoky," p. 96.
Part of Ethel Buck fonds
Ethel Foote and her cousin Ray Rappel.
Part of Carlisle family fonds
Various family members are shown in a camping site. The caption below the photograph reads “Our first camp at the Forks of the Red Willow and Stoney Rivers.” The caption on the back of the photograph reads “the Forks of the Red Willow & Stony Rivers.”
Part of Carlisle family fonds
Bill Archer, Mary Jean, David, Jim, and Murray Carlisle in a boat on Stoney Lake. The caption below the photograph reads “Early morning on Stoney Lake.” The caption on the back of the photograph reads “An early morning dip in Stony Lake.” An enlarged copy of this photograph (399.09.13a) appears on the reverse of the same page in the album. The copy is a cropped, black and white version of the sepia original.
Neighborhood Kids at the Carlisles’
Part of Carlisle family fonds
A group of children playing in and around the sandbox in the Carlisle’s yard with a tent in the background. From left to right: Bobby Knight, Carolyn Harris, Marjorie Smith, Mary Jean Carlisle, Norma Freebury, Marion Shields, Jim Carlisle, Joyce Powers, ? , Jean Freebury, David Carlisle, and Ian Morrison.
Carlisle Family in Front of Their Tent
Part of Carlisle family fonds
Mary Jean, Jean, Jim, David, and Murray Carlisle in front of their tent.