Photo showing great interest displayed by visiting officers in the Kemano master power control room. Left to right: Colonel O. Bilgin (Turkey), Captain Finnigan (USA), Captain Anwar (Pakistan), Captain N.F. Lange (Denmark). Explaining the control set up is the Kemano guide.
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Photo showing great interest displayed by visiting officers in the Kemano master power control room. Left to right: Colonel O. Bilgin (Turkey), Captain Finnigan (USA), Captain Anwar (Pakistan), Captain N.F. Lange (Denmark). Explaining the control set up is the Kemano guide.
A photograph of guests of a trip to Kemano. Five Kitiamt students went on this trip as a result of essays written on the history and development of Kitimat. Shown at Kitimat dock before leaving on the MV to Nechako are, Back Row (L-R) : Roy Berry (principal of Mt. Elizabeth), Reg Handford, Capt. Bill Cogswell, Bill Long (teacher) Tarsten Schmid Front Row (L-R): Mary Wright, Joan Stickney and Sheila Sinclair
A photograph of guests of a trip to Kemano. Five Kitiamt students went on this trip as a result of essays written on the history and development of Kitimat. Shown at Kitimat dock before leaving on the MV to Nechako are, Back Row (L-R) : Roy Berry (principal of Mt. Elizabeth), Reg Handford, Capt. Bill Cogswell, Bill Long (teacher) Tarsten Schmid Front Row (L-R): Mary Wright, Joan Stickney and Sheila Sinclair
Photograph of a mountain of mail that dwarfs the postal workers pictured above has kept the staff and the main post office and Neckako postal station going full tilt over and past week. "Incoming mails has started to stacken off now"{ said post master Fred Emmerson. "It appears that this year the mail will be as heavy as in past years."
Photograph of a mountain of mail that dwarfs the postal workers pictured above has kept the staff and the main post office and Neckako postal station going full tilt over and past week. "Incoming mails has started to stacken off now"{ said post master Fred Emmerson. "It appears that this year the mail will be as heavy as in past years."
"Hudson Bay Mountain, 8600 feet, has been the scene of much mining activity over the past thirty years. At present the Sil-van is developing their mine on the south side. Glacier Gulch mine, now closed down, is inbetween the two waterfall in the center, under the glacier."
"Hudson Bay Mountain, 8600 feet, has been the scene of much mining activity over the past thirty years. At present the Sil-van is developing their mine on the south side. Glacier Gulch mine, now closed down, is inbetween the two waterfall in the center, under the glacier."
