Person: Shimizu

Japanese Internment Commemoration

Dr. Henry Shimizu, Frank Kiyooka and George Funamoto attending the commemoration ceremony Sep 23, 1995 at a heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. The sign kiosk was unveiled to remember the Japanese Internment Camps established here in 1942.

Internal ID:	0099.0002
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 23rd 1995

Japanese Internment Commemoration

Commemoration ceremony Sep 23, 1995, with MLA Lois Boone,George Fonamoto and Henry Shimizu present at a heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. The sign kiosk was unveiled to remember the Japanese Internment Camps in 1942.

Internal ID:	0100.0002
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 23rd 1995

Japanese Internment Commemoration

Chris Zimmerman, Dr. Henry Shimizu, MLA Lois Boone, Frank Kiyooka, Shirley Klettl, Hugo Mulyk at the September 23, 1995 commemoration ceremony. at a heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. The sign kiosk was unveiled to remember the Japanese Internment Camps built here in 1942.

Internal ID:	0099.0003
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 23rd 1995

Japanese Internment Commemoration

George Fonamoto, Henry Shimizu and Frank Kiyooka at the September 23, 1995 Japanese Internment Camp commemoration ceremony at a heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. This sign kiosk was created to remember the 1942 Japanese Internment Camps.

Internal ID:	0100.0003
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 23rd 1995

Japanese Internment Commemoration

Chris Zimmerman, Dr. Henry Shimizu, Mrs. Joan Shimizu, MLA Lois Boone, Boone's assistant, Irma, Ann Kiyooka, Shirley Klettl, Frank Kiyooka, Hugo Mulyk, George Funamoto. This commemoration ceremony was held September 23, 1995 at the heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. This sign kiosk was unveiled to remember the Japanese Internment Camps established here in 1942.

Internal ID:	0099.0004
Medium:	Photograph
Date:	September 23rd 1995

Commemoration ceremony Sep 23, 1995

Dr. Henry Shimizu and MLA Lois Boon at the September 23, 1995 Commemoration ceremony of a heritage site near Yellowhead Lake on Hwy 16. The sign kiosk was unveiled to remember the Japanese Internment Camps established here in 1942.