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Jack Mantle and Joe Putters With Curling Trophy
Part of John Putters fonds
Jack Mantle standing behind Joe Putters who holds a curling trophy. Jack Mantle was a WW I veteran. A barn is in the background.
St. Paul's United Church Drama
Part of John Putters fonds
A St. Paul's United Church Young People's Drama, "Look Out Lizzie", held at Grande Prairie High School. Actors and actresses include (L to R): Bob Littleton, Janet Ophus, Margaret O'Brien, Joan Bellamy, Jim Henning, George Simpson, Albert Given, and Georgina Given (also Director).
Part of John Putters fonds
The series consists of 9 photograph prints of Putters family members and friends.
Grande Prairie & Area Photographs
Part of John Putters fonds
The series consists of 26 prints of Grande Prairie and area.
Growing Up in the 1940s & 1950s
Part of John Putters fonds
The series consists of 38 prints showing what it was like growing up in the 1940s -1950s with 2 CDs containing additional photos not printed.
Part of John Putters fonds
The series consists of stories written by Johnny Putters in 2006: The Ole Swimming Hole, A Weekend Adventure at the Wapiti, Getting the Christmas Tree, The Mayor's Acquaintance, and Anecdotes in Small Towns That Live On & On & On.
The fonds consists of 4 pages of memoirs, 3 CDs, and 73 photographs: 9 of Family and Friends, 26 of Grande Prairie and Area, and 38 of Growing up in the Forties and Fifties. One CD is a power point presentation of nostalgic Grande Prairie photographs produced for Grande Prairie ex-patriots reunion held in Edmonton on September 14, 2002. A second CD contains 134 photographs, 38 of which have been printed, borrowed from participants of a 2004 Grande Prairie Alumni reunion. A third CD includes 18 photographs, which have been printed.
Putters, John
Part of John Putters fonds
Mrs. J. Putters behind her house in Grande Prairie. To the east is the house belonging to Mr. Clarke who was a member of the NWMP.
Part of John Putters fonds
Light fixture display of the 1930s in Putters' Electric store. This store was located on Grande Prairie's Main Street beside the Chinese Laundry which was west of the Bergman (Dick) Shoe Repair - called Victory Shoe Repair during the War because of prejudice to Dick (a German immigrant) during WW11.
First Year Apprentice Training Students
Part of John Putters fonds
Shops for Canadian Vocational Training were in the Drill Hall. The group pictured were returned veterans taking first year apprentice training (except second from the left - John Putters)
