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S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner - H.B. Simpson presenting
No full textH.B. Simpson presents a golf rose bowl trophy. H.B. and Joan Simpson sponsored an annual golf tournament. The event may be taking place at the Kelowna Golf Club
S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner - awards, H.B. Simpson presenting
No full textH.B. Simpson presents Jake Welder with the “S.M. Simpson Shield.
S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner -- H.B. Simpson
No full textGroup of men receiving an award with H.B. Simpson at the front
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- first chip car, H.B. Simpson
No full textH.B. Simpson climbing up a windscreen beside Canadian National rail cars. Looking east, with Dilworth Mountain in the background. H.B. Simpson was the general manager of the mill at the time. Verso of image reads: "May 1st 1963 1st Chip Car - SMS HB Simpson on Wind Screen.
S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner - awards, H.B. Simpson presenting
No full textH.B. Simpson presents Vick Sakala and Fred Kirschner with the “S.M. Simpson Shield.” Vick Sakala ran the powerhouse at the time
Dan Hill and H.B. Simpson scouting equipment
No full textDan Hill, H.B Simpson, and an unidentified man standing beside electrical infrastructure, possibly in the West Kootenay. The group is likely inspecting used or older machinery for use at the mill
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- celebrations, Fred Day and H.B. Simpson
No full textFred Day and H.B. Simpson standing at a drink cart at a beach party at H.B. Simpson's, located on Hobson Road. The occasion of the event is likely a company retirement. Fred Day managed the S.M. Simpson Ltd. stores
S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner - awards
No full textLeft to right: Margaret Newick, Bud Newick, H.B. Simpson, Joan Simpson. Bud Newick holds an award plaque
S.M. Simpson Ltd. -- awards, Bud Newick
No full textBud Newick and Margaret Newick receiving 25 year award goldwatch from H.B. Simpson and Joan Simpso
S.M. Simpson Ltd. Safety Dinner - J.P. Charpentier
No full textJ.P. Charpentier calling H.B. Simpson to receive his award. Charpentier was the plant superintendent at the time
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