Digital Document

Photo of the 3-spot engine that used to be the engine for a logging train. The engine is currently used as a tourist train at Summerland, B.C. The engine is having a glossy black paint, with a big light at the front, standing on a railway track.

Photo of Gail Mayer and an unidentified man sitting inside the 3-spot steam locomotive at Summerland, B.C.

Photo of a group of people outside the Paldi Sikh Temple. They are organized into four major rows. While all of the people are standing in the two back rows, in the front row some are sitting on the ground or on their knees. There are only three women, who are in the front row, rest are men and children. The majority of them are wearing the jackets having the logo of Sikh Motorcycle Club.

Photo of Tek Singh's sisters standing in front of the Paldi Sikh Temple. From left to right: Kuljeet Bisso, Nona, Mona and Jagjeet.

Photo of Gurmail Singh Gill's mother and sister on a paddle boat numbered 55 and Gurmail Singh Gill can also be seen on a paddle boat numbered 60.

Creator: Ryan, Jim

Newspaper clipping entitled, "Compete in City Soccer League." Clipping includes a group photo of Sohan Singh Labh and other members of the Punjab United East Indian soccer team. Labh is in the back row, third from the left in the photo. The caption on the newspaper reads "Unique in city soccer circles is Punjab United East Indian soccer team which plays exhibition games in the Lower Island Junior and Juvenile Association's junior division. Members are, left to right, front row -- Surjeet Singh Bains, Terry Singh Bains, Terr Singh Suhnder, Jeet Singh Suhnder, Jeet Singh Dheenav, Malkeet Singh Sangha and Shilhare Singh; back row -- Ragbir Singh Parmar, Jerry Singh Dhillon, Sohan Singh, Bunt Singh Manhas, Himmat Singh Gill, Piari Singh Bains and Abtar Singh.

Creator: India Music Society

A flyer from a concert held by the India Music Society, in which Shobha Joshi, a musical artist from India, is set to perform ghazals, a musical form of poetry. The flyer is printed on green paper, and provides details about the concert including the date, time, location, and price of the tickets.

Programme from a Bharatha Nathayam Arangetram dance performance done by Meera and Aarti Shah.

Creator: University of the Fraser Valley

Notice detailing the installation ceremony of a translated four-volume set of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji in the University of the Fraser Valley library. The book was donated to the university by Ivor Thompson.