Item is a photograph showing Susan Donnelly shining Bernie Smith's shoes to raise money for Project Concern. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Shining shoes for charity is practical nursing student Susan Donnelly who along with other students is raising money for Project Concern, a program which provides medical aid for underdeveloped nations. Motorcycle policeman Bernie Smith's boot gets the shine."
Item is a photograph showing Mary Anne Knight pointing at hydro bus while holding fare. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Back of the bus is all you will see if you don’t have exact coin fare ready when you board Hydro buses, as Mary Anne Knight finds out. On Wednesday drivers operated coaches for the first time without carrying change. Hydro hopes move will speed service."
Item is a photograph showing city of Vancouver from above. Caption from Vancouver Express: "On a clear day, you can see Vancouver from the Marine Building to the post office."
Item is a photograph showing Don Zerkee, park board sign writer, preparing signs for Stanley Park. Caption from Vancouver Express: Signs of spring get finishing touches from park board sign writer Don Zerkee in Stanley Park Service Yard. Notices are just a few of the hundreds which will be posted throughout city parks in preparation for summer influx of fun seekers."
Item is a photograph of Stanley Park polar bears. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Tooth to tooth, Stanley Park polar bear hones his fangs on teeth of bear pit guard rail. Park authorities installed railing to prevent animals from plunging into pit which surrounds their home."
Item is a photograph showing three men working on submersible Pisces-class vessel at North Vancouver plant of International Hydrodynamics. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Already taking shape at North Vancouver plant of International Hydrodynamics is deep-diving submersible which has been purchased by Maritime Command of Canadian Armed Forces. This is fourth of Pisces-class vessels to be built by Hyco and they allow divers to work at depths up to 1,000 feet. This submersible will carry five men and is scheduled to be delivered to Maritime Command for trials in August."
Item is a photographic reproduction showing an artistic rendering of the planned Simon Fraser Academic Services Building. Caption from Vancouver Express: "New SFU building . . . Completion date May 1971."
Item is a photograph showing the newly built C.P. Air hangar. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Enormous new hangar, the largest in Canada accommodates three jets at CP Air's new $24 million Vancouver airport operations centre. Servicing-office complex covers an area equal to three football fields. Immense building is already being used and is scheduled for official opening later this month."
Item is a photograph showing an orca from B.C. at Marineland taking herring from trainer. Caption from Vancouver Express: "One of Marineland's B.C. killer whales churns out of the water to snap a handful of herring from its trainer in the oceanarium's new killer whale development."
Item is a photograph showing a hand shake after Mount Currie First Nation wins Moccasin Miles event. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Mount Currie Indian Band Team . . . relay winners in Moccasin Miles event."
Item is a photograph showing piles of driftwood swept from Burrard Inlet at a holding ground on the North Shore. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Talking of Pollution . . . Acres of driftwood, swept from Burrard Inlet by the National Harbors Board, awaits disposal at a holding ground on the North Shore, just east of Second Narrows Bridge. Formerly the flotsam was burned on the beach, but this practice was stopped to avoid air pollution. Now, the harbor master is waiting word from Ottawa as to how the mass of debris is to be removed."
Item is a photograph showing a mother and baby named Ocean Baby Varney, appraising Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition of children's' artwork. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Carefully appraising work from children's classes at Vancouver Art Gallery is seven-week-old Ocean Baby Varney, who toured the exhibit Monday with his mother. Paintings, ceramics and sculpture from the classes create a circus-like, surrealistic world in the exhibit which runs through May 3."
Item is a photograph showing net mender John Smith having lunch at Fisherman's Wharf. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Stopping for lunch during work on gill nets at Fisherman's Wharf, is John Smith. Smith has strung five of the nets, valued at $800 each. Nets will be used in coming weeks as spring salmon fishing season begins in B.C. coastal waters."
Item is a photograph showing Inspector Ken Edwards of city police telling members of Vancouver's women's Caucus to leave Academy of Medicine building. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Inspector Ken Evans of the city police warns members of Vancouver Woman's Caucus that they must not invade private premises and disturb the peace. The women entered the Academy of Medicine building Friday in an effort to take their case legal abortions to the council of the B.C. College of Physicians and Surgeons. They left after Evans warned he would have to arrest them if they stayed."
Item is a photograph showing Julie Whitcroft standing in front of site of Columbia Junior College. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Student Julie Whitcroft . . . at new site."
Item is a photograph showing H.R. MacMillan. Caption from Vancouver Express: H.R. MacMillan, 84, has retired from board of MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., the firm he helped build."
Item is a photograph showing Duke Ellington leading the Salvation Army Band for Salvation Army fundraiser. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Duke Ellington, decked in Salvation Army hat, leads the Salvation Army Band at the kick-off of the Salvation Army's $1.7 million Capital Fund Campaign at the Vancouver Court House Friday. The campaign, first in 14 years in Greater Vancouver, is raising finds for five local expansion developments."
Item is a photograph showing airport loading bays. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Parking is at a premium at the airport, even for the planes. Large volume is making loading bays scarce."
Item is a photograph showing North Vancouver school children with samples of marine life from Second Beach. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Beaming beachcombers hold samples of marine life collected along the shores of Second Beach while tide was out. Children, from left to right, are Steven Parker, Kathy Parker, Cameron Marshall, Laura Sneizek and Lynne Sneizek, all of North Vancouver."
Item is a photograph showing a telephoto view looking east at Lions Gate Bridge and marine traffic. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Straining tugs, rushing traffic and a shimmering sea."
Item is a photograph showing U.B.C. students writing exams. Caption from Vancouver Express: "That time again, exams at University of British Columbia where thousands of students are putting those hundreds of hours on the line in grueling pen-pushing on a vast range of subjects from anthropology to zoology. At Simon Fraser, Nelson, and all the junior colleges, the story is the same--do your best, cross your fingers for luck, and wait for the mail a few weeks later."
Item is a photograph showing joggers preparing for Miles for Millions run in front of Seaforth Armoury. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Getting in practice fro Miles for Millions walk set for May 3 are joggers from the YMCA. Runners took advantage of sunny weather to limber up for the mile walk which will start at Seaforth Armoury. Entry forms and details are available from the walk office, 615 Homer, phone 688-2932, and the YMCA."
Item is a photograph showing kite flyer Ted Rawson at Kitsilano Beach. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Kite-flyer Ted Rawson gets some help with 10-foot model he built for blustery winds on Kitsilano Beach."
Item is a photograph showing Edward Roberge on picket line at LaFarge Cement Plant in North Vancouver. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Speed is no worry at the moment for truck driver Edward Roberge, who takes time off from picketing at LaFarge Cement plant in North Vancouver, for lunch. Teamsters have been on strike at the plant for more than four weeks now."
Item is a photograph showing school children from Pitt Meadows Elementary School roped together while visiting Stanley Park. Caption from Vancouver Express: "Roped together to make sure they didn’t wander astray, children from Pitt Meadows elementary schools visited Stanley Park Thursday. Youngsters, supervised by parent Mrs. Phyllis Marshall, were divided into small groups and given rope to keep them together. Children later went on to the H.R. MacMillan Planetarium."