Awards

An award presented by the Government of British Columbia to Doman Industries in recognition of his "superior citizenship qualities" in looking after the less fortunate members of the community. The award is signed by Donald M. Phillips. Donald McGray "Don" Phillips was a Canadian politician. He was born on August 24, 1929 and died on October 5, 2016.

An award presented by the Government of British Columbia to Doman Industries in recognition of his "superior citizenship qualities" in looking after the less fortunate members of the community. The award is signed by Donald M. Phillips. Donald McGray "Don" Phillips was a Canadian politician. He was born on August 24, 1929 and died on October 5, 2016.

An award presented by Cowichan United Way to Herb Doman in recognition of his "superior citizenship qualities" in looking after the less fortunate members of the community. The award consists of a rectangular plaque with the award text at the top and the Cowichan United Way logo at the bottom. The logo depicts a large right hand with its palm facing upwards. A tiny stylized human figure stands in the palm of the hand with its arms raised. Four curved lines are arranged in an arc above the hand, representing a rainbow.

An award presented to Herb Doman by the Nanaimo Harbour Commission during the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Duke Point sawmill. The award recognizes the unidentified Doman Industries location as the first user of the Duke Point shipping terminal. The award consists of a wooden board decorated with the logo of the Port of Nanaimo, which depicts the outline of a lighthouse in front of three wavy horizontal lines representing ocean waves. A plaque bearing the dedication is fixed to the board below the logo.

Excerpt of a framed commemorative photo collage celebrating Herb Doman's history in the B.C. lumber industry. This photo only shows the dedication plaque at the centre of the collage.

In front of a red curtain, the 1962-1963 winner of Doman Industries' driver of the year award poses for a photo, holding the trophy. Herb Doman stands to the left of him. Gordy Doman stands to the right of him.

In a hall at the Coast Bastion Inn in Nanaimo B.C., Herb Doman stands behind a podium with a microphone on a raised platform. A trophy rests on a table behind the podium. Another trophy is visible in the foreground. Attendees can be seen sitting at a table to the right of the podium. An exit door and a light fixture can be seen in the background.

In a hall at the Coast Bastion Inn in Nanaimo B.C., a large crowd looks on while Herb Doman stands behind a podium with a microphone on a raised platform. One man stands on the raised platform to Herb's right, while seven other men stand on the floor with their attention turned to Herb. Herb is holding a large trophy. Other attendees can be seen sitting at folding tables in the background. Two exit doors and a light fixture can be seen in the background.

In a rain-soaked parking lot during an unidentified Doman Industries ribbon-cutting ceremony, Herb Doman stands in front of Doman Industries transport truck no. 788 with two other men. The leftmost man, wearing a beige overcoat, is presenting Herb with an award on behalf of the Port of Nanaimo. Herb and the other man present are both wearing dark grey overcoats. Doman Industries forklift no. 314 can be seen parked next to the truck, loading a bale of lumber onto its bed.

Photo of the Nanaimo Junior Forest Wardens float as it moves down the road at an unidentified parade. This photo is focused on the front of the Doman Industries transport truck hauling the float. The exterior of the truck is decorated with green crepe paper, flowers, and multi colored streamers, with a large Doman Industries logo mounted above the grille. There is a sticker reading "3rd" stuck on the front of the truck below the Doman's logo. Onlookers can be seen milling about the road near the parade float. The front of a Canadian Bank of Commerce building can be seen in the background. The The Junior Forest Wardens is a Canadian volunteer-led organization focused on developing a wild lands conservation ethic in youth.