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Computers

Computers

Jim and Joan Buckworth watch son Alan challenge a programmed game

PC 18/1196/18-1196-015
Thordarson
Sep 23, 1978
Computers

Computers

Winnipeg has entered the era of small, affordable computers which have turned sci-fi into kitchen counter reality and raised the possibility of a computer in every home.

PC 18/1196/18-1196-055
Jeff Debooy
Dec 13, 1977
Concordia Hospital

Concordia Hospital

Concordia Hospital

PC 18/1199/18-1199-001
Gregg Burner
Feb 20, 1974
Confidential Exchange

Confidential Exchange

Pat Hunter (as Annie) and Nancy Drake (as Francis) rehearse the play Cubistique

PC 18/1202/18-1202-001
Jeff Debooy
Sep 7, 1979
Construction

Construction

Chuck Ford, a banjo player at Folklorama plays a little dinner music for a singing construction worker.

PC 18/1214/18-1214-004
Frank Chalmers
Aug 14, 1975
Construction

Construction

Crane operator Don Catellier (left) of St. Boniface and Gilles Savard of Ile Des Chenes, meet on catwalk of crane atop the Manitoba Provincial Office Building.

PC 18/1214/18-1214-022
Gerry Hart
Oct 29, 1973
Contemporary Dancers

Contemporary Dancers

Disco Duck (Francesco Alvares) and Buzzy Bee (Ruth Cansfield) are two of the characters who will appear in Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers' production of The Snow Goose.

PC 18/1228/18-1228-001
Gregg Burner
Feb 2, 1980
Contemporary Dancers

Contemporary Dancers

Contemporary Dancers

PC 18/1228/18-1228-012
Jeff Debooy
Aug 2, 1977
Contemporary Dancers

Contemporary Dancers

PC 18/1228/18-1228-013
Jeff Debooy
Aug 2, 1977
Contemporary Dancers

Contemporary Dancers

PC 18/1228/18-1228-014
Jeff Debooy
Aug 2, 1977