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Ernest Hann, Gurth Rands, and Fred Fowler with the Seeley and Doodson Challenge Cup. (Images are provided for educational and research purposes only. Other use requires permission, please contact the Museum.) thumbnail
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Ernest Hann, Gurth Rands, and Fred Fowler with the Seeley and Doodson Challenge Cup

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BVM visual record collection
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GMD
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Fonds No.
C2
Item No.
P3616
Accession No.
997.50.1
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Photo: 12.6 x 18
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96 dpi
Notes
Ernest Hann (left) past president of the Fall Fair Board, with Fred Fowler (right), former Smithers Village Commissioner and later Smithers' first Mayor, accepting the return of the Seely Doodson Challenge Cup, which was presented in 1921, for best fat steer at the Smithers' Fall Fair. Gurth Rands (centre), a former resident of Smithers who moved to Victoria, found the cup at a second-hand store in Victoria. Seely and Doodson operated a meat store at the present site of 1156 Main St., Smithers. This was also the site of the Marshall Wells hardware store. This photo was also published in the August 27th 1969 edition of the Smithers Interior News. The cup resides with the Bulkley Valley Museum, artifact 1982.18.1.
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Ernest Hann, Gurth Rands, and Fred Fowler with the Seeley and Doodson Challenge Cup. (Images are provided for educational and research purposes only. Other use requires permission, please contact the Museum.) thumbnail
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