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      This is a certificate that was presented to Olivia Schmuck for selling the second highest amount of Victory Bonds. The certificate is signed by James Lorimer Ilsely who was the Canadian Minster of Finance. The ceremony where Olivia Schmuck received the certificate took place at Trail's End Hotel in Conestoga, ...

      Sunshine Waterloo management staff and women military staff inspecting military vehicle doors (?) manufactured by Sunshine Waterloo.

      Visit of Elizabeth Ziegler School teachers to the company. Seated second from right is Principal Charles J. MacGregor. Staff from 1943 were Martha W. Brand (Grade 6); Hilda Roos (Grade 5); Miss E.J. Matthews (Auxiliary class); Mr. J.D. Anderson (Grade 8); Mr. R.A. Dunsmore (Grade 9); Gladys Uffelman (Grade 3/4); ...

      Women's lunch hour at the Sunshine canteen.

      Employee Bernice Psutka painting camouflage on a land mine body. Note her coveralls and kerchief.

      Photo of four women leaning against a tree on a path. Possibly path beside Silver Lake in Waterloo Park. Railroad bridge can be seen in the background.

      Group of women and one man standing around a table with various armaments and pieces of armaments manufactured by the company. Possibly a tour?

      Group of women in street clothes standing around table with armaments and pieces of armaments on it manufactured by the company. Possibly a tour?

      Male and female employees at their work stations in the rifle grenade department.

      Group photograph of the women who manufacture smoke bombs on the lawn of the company with some bombs on the grass in front of them.

      Group photograph of the Checking Department of Sunshine Waterloo. Note the woman in coveralls and kerchief.

      Employee Marcella Graff feeding two inch smoke bomb bodies through the controlled atmosphere annealling oven. Note her coveralls and kerchief.

      Group of factory employees exiting the company building. Note the women in coveralls and kerchiefs.

      Fire fighters sitting in fire truck in front of the Waterloo Manufacturing Company building at 65-67 King Street south. Note the globe street lamp.

      Dorothy Gallagher rivetting a gas check for a No. 68 Rifle Grenade. Note her coveralls and kerchief.

      Group of woman and one man posing in a group photograph. None identified.

      Employee Joy B. Brandown in her military uniform. Note the company calendar in the background.

      Matron Olivia Schmuck discusses an issue with employee Frances Hoshko.

      Employees welding noses of the 2" M.L. Smoke Bombs.

      Employee Carol Culligan annealing 2" smoke bomb bodies between operations in controlled atmosphere annealing oven.