Doman, Harbanse Singh

Herb Doman speaks to an unidentified businessman in an unidentified restaurant. The unidentified businessman holds a paper document. Both men are standing in the aisle between two dining tables. Helen Doman sits at the table to Herb's right, looking up at Herb. Other dinner guests can be seen seated at dining tables in the foreground and background. Another unidentified man stands between the tables in the background. Paper lantern-style light fixtures hang from the ceiling above the tables.

At an unidentified venue during an unidentified function, Herb Doman stands mid-conversation, facing away from the camera. Harry Merlo stands to the right of Herb, also facing away from the camera. An unidentified businessman stands in front of Herb, smiling. A table with a beige tablecloth stands behind the unidentified businessman. A medium-sized CRT television and a vase with a floral arrangement sit on top of the table. A podium stands to the right of the table. Dining tables with chairs can be seen in the background on the right side of the photograph. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling above the dining tables. Bright sunlight pours in through the room's windows. Buildings on the far side of a street can be seen through windows in the background. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

At an unidentified venue during an unidentified function, Herb Doman stands mid-conversation, facing away from the camera. Harry Merlo stands to the right of Herb, almost entirely cut off by the edge of the photograph. An unidentified businessman stands in front and to the left of Herb. A table with a beige tablecloth stands behind the unidentified businessman. A medium-sized CRT television and a vase with a floral arrangement sit on top of the table. A podium stands to the right of the table. Dining tables with chairs can be seen in the background on the right side of the photograph. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling above the dining tables. Bright sunlight pours in through the room's windows. Buildings on the far side of a street can be seen through windows in the background. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

In a crowded room at an unidentified venue during an unidentified function, Herb Doman converses with Harry Merlo. Harry holds a drinking glass. Tables and chairs are placed throughout the room. A potted plant sits on a table on the right side of the photo. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling above the table with the potted plant. Bright sunlight pours in through the room's windows. In the foreground, other attendees can be seen milling about or sitting at tables. Buildings on the far side of a street can be seen through windows in the background. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, Herb Doman poses for a photo with an unidentified businessman. Herb stands on the left. Both men hold drinking glasses. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. A fireplace with a mantelpiece can be seen behind the men on the right of the photo. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A painting of a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. Two other businessmen can be seen milling about in the background.

In the dining room of an unidentified hotel, Herb Doman smiles and shakes hands with an unidentified businessman. Herb has his left arm over the unidentified businessman's shoulder. In the foreground, other dinner guests sit at dining tables and applaud Herb and the unidentified businessman. The dining tables are laden with napkins and drinking glasses. A vase full of flowers sits on a countertop in the background. An unattended dining table sits beside the countertop. Paintings hang on the wall in the background. An exit door can be seen in the background.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman shakes hands with an unidentified businessman while another unidentified businessman looks on. Both unidentified businessmen face away from the camera. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the right. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Herb Doman speaks with Moe Sihota at an unidentified Commonwealth Nature Legacy event. Moe holds a file folder in his left hand. Herb and Moe, along with four other unidentified public figures, are standing near a podium underneath a shelter on the lawn of an unidentified government building. Short trees and hedges can be seen in the background. Munmohan Singh "Moe" Sihota is a Canadian former broadcaster and politician. He is the first Canadian of South Asian and Indian descent to be elected to provincial parliament.

Standing at a podium under a shelter in front of an unidentified government building, Herb Doman delivers a speech at a Commonwealth Nature Legacy event. Eight local political figures stand behind him. Two are obscured by the podium, another is cut off by the rightmost edge of the photograph. The leftmost political figure is Moe Sihota. Short trees, hedges, and the brick facade of a building can be seen behind the shelter. Munmohan Singh "Moe" Sihota is a Canadian former broadcaster and politician. He is the first Canadian of South Asian and Indian descent to be elected to provincial parliament.

Standing at a podium under a shelter in front of an unidentified government building, Herb Doman delivers a speech at a Commonwealth Nature Legacy event. Eight local political figures stand behind him, one obscured by the podium. The leftmost political figure is Moe Sihota. Short trees and hedges can be seen behind the shelter on the lawn of the government building. Munmohan Singh "Moe" Sihota is a Canadian former broadcaster and politician. He is the first Canadian of South Asian and Indian descent to be elected to provincial parliament.