Doman, Harjinder Kaur

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

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 party, Helen Doman poses for a photo with Harry Merlo and an unidentified businessman. Helen holds a handbag. Harry holds a coffee cup. 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 party, Helen Doman poses for a photo with an unidentified businessman. Helen holds a Bloody Mary cocktail. Long tube lights can be seen mounted on the ceiling in the background.

Four men and two women pose for a photo standing in a parking lot by a roadway abutting a short rockface. The man third from the left is Herb Doman. The woman second from the left is Helen Doman. Helen and the leftmost woman both carry purses. The men on the right and third from the right both wear hardhats. Sparse trees under a clear sky can be seen in the background.

In an unidentified government building, two men and three women pose for a photo. The man second from the right is Herb Doman. The woman second from the left is Helen Doman. Herb, Helen, and the woman on the right are wearing name tags on lanyards. On the wall behind them, three flagpoles are mounted in front of a large mirror.

In an unidentified gallery, a large crowd of roughly nineteen people turn their attention to something off-camera. In the foreground, four of the guests are seated around a small table bearing a floral arrangement. The guest seated on the left may be Helen Doman. The guest seated on the right may be Herb Doman. The remaining attendees stand. Paintings and large mirrors are mounted on the walls behind the attendees. Another room can be seen through an archway on the rear wall, with a large mirror on its wall and a chandelier hanging from its ceiling.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., three women pose for a photo standing behind the chairs at a dining table. The woman in the centre is Helen Doman. Helen holds a copy of the Doman Industries 1978 Annual Report. The woman on the right is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The women on the left and right wear name tags with the Doman Industries logo and have red roses embroidered on the right lapels of their jackets. A drinking glass can be seen in the foreground, cut off by the lower edge of the photograph. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Two women and one man pose for a photo at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The woman on the left is an unidentified member of the Doman family. The man in the centre is Herb Doman. The woman on the right is Helen Doman. All three wear name tags. The woman on the left has a red rose embroidered on the right breast of her jacket. Helen carries a purse and a paper document in a folder. The wall in the background is fitted with a light fixture with five large lamps. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

In a private room at an unidentified hotel, twelve people pose for a photo arranged in two rows. The first row consists of four women seated on chairs while the second row consists of six men and two women standing. The man fourth from the right in the second row is Herb Doman. The woman second from the right in the first row is Helen Doman. Four of the women are holding drinking glasses. Matching white sofas sit at either side of the room. Two purses sit on the ground underneath the chairs of the first row, with a third placed on the sofa on the left. Short tables sit by each of the sofas. An empty chair sits by the sofa on the right. A lamp stands in the left corner of the room. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling of the room. There is a clock mounted on the rear wall to the right and a light fixture with electric candles mounted on the left wall. The rear wall of the room is fitted with windows with one layer of thick yellow curtains and a second layer of sheer white curtains.