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Photo of the Nanaimo Junior Forest Wardens float as it moves down the road at an unidentified parade. This photo is focused on the parade float itself. The exterior of the float is covered with yellow crepe paper. The decorations visible in this photo include multi colored streamers, miniature pine trees, sticks, logs, a large JFW signboard, and a figure of U.S. Forest Service mascot Smokey Bear. Ten children and youths and one adult can be seen standing aboard the float. All but two of them are wearing JFW uniforms. The The Junior Forest Wardens is a Canadian volunteer-led organization focused on developing a wild lands conservation ethic in youth. The JFW uniform consists of a red long-sleeved dress shirt with a logo on the left shoulder and right breast along with a red hat, dark grey pants, a dark grey tie, and a yellow aiguillette worn on the left shoulder.

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. 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.

Photo of the Nanaimo Junior Forest Wardens parade float as it moves down the road at an unidentified parade. This photo is focused on the right side of the Doman Industries transport truck hauling the float. The exterior of the truck is decorated with green crepe paper and streamers in various colours, with a large Doman Industries logo mounted above the grille. The front of the parade float can be seen behind the truck, decorated with miniature trees and carrying uniformed members of the JFW. To the left of the truck, a crowd of onlookers can be seen standing near a line of utility poles. The The Junior Forest Wardens is a Canadian volunteer-led organization focused on developing a wild lands conservation ethic in youth.

In a rain-soaked Doman Industries parking lot, eleven men stand in a line in front of Doman industries transport truck no. 788, its bed laden with bales of lumber. A twelth man drives Doman Industries forklift no. 314, which is loading another bale onto the truck bed. The man third from the right is Herb Doman.

Three men pose for a photo in a rain-soaked parking lot during an unidentified Doman Industries ribbon-cutting ceremony. The man in the centre is Herb Doman. The leftmost man might be Ted Doman. They are standing in front of Doman industries transport truck no. 788, its bed loaded with bales of lumber. Herb and the leftmost man each have a hand on the truck's door railing.

Doman industries transport truck no. 24 sits parked at the side of a dirt road by a lakeshore. There are a few packing palettes on the truck bed. Rolling hills surrounding a lake can be seen in the background.

Doman industries transport truck no. 24 sits parked parked in a lumber yard. The truck is loaded with bales of squared-off wooden planks. Tall piles of lumber can be seen behind the truck. The side of a building can be seen in the background.

A driver sits in the passenger seat of a Doman industries transport truck parked in a parking lot. The bed of the truck is loaded with long wooden planks. More transport vehicles can be seen behind the truck. Trees can be seen in the background. A large brown stain on the photo obscures the bed of the truck.

A Doman industries transport truck sits parked on the log deck of a sawmill. The truck is loaded with long wooden planks. Tall piles of lumber can be seen behind the truck. Mountains can be seen in the background.

A Doman Industries transport truck emerges from the enclosed vehicle deck of the Kahloke ferry, driving up the boarding ramp and onto the gangplank. The truck is hauling long wooden planks. An onlooker, possibly Herb Doman, can be seen to the right of the truck, leaning on the railing of the gangplank. Another onlooker can be seen in the background, looking over the deck of the ferry. The SS Asbury Park was a high-speed coastal steamer built in 1903 in Philadelphia, U.S.A. It was later converted into an automobile ferry and bought by the Puget Sound Navigation Company. From 1953 to 1964 this company sailed it between Vancouver and Nanaimo under the name "Kahloke".