Photo showing black smear at fire chief Creed's right hand is believed to be Bunker "C" oil. The soiled beach is near the old airplane ramp between the smelter and northern dock. It was discovered by students of cormorant school on a nature hike and following their complaint, there are intensive investigations being made by the Federal Department of Fisheries and by the Municipal Fire Department.
Current: 1960s
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Photo showing black smear at fire chief Creed's right hand is believed to be Bunker "C" oil. The soiled beach is near the old airplane ramp between the smelter and northern dock. It was discovered by students of cormorant school on a nature hike and following their complaint, there are intensive investigations being made by the Federal Department of Fisheries and by the Municipal Fire Department.
Photograph of fire Chief Aubrey Creed, memeber of the Institute of Fire Engineers of London, England caught by The Sentinel camera outside the new town site temporary firehall at the corner of Kingfisher Ave and Haisla Boulevard. His prompt action with the jeep truck extingushed a small fire in Johnson-Crooks camp.
Photograph of fire Chief Aubrey Creed, memeber of the Institute of Fire Engineers of London, England caught by The Sentinel camera outside the new town site temporary firehall at the corner of Kingfisher Ave and Haisla Boulevard. His prompt action with the jeep truck extingushed a small fire in Johnson-Crooks camp.
Photo showing fire chiefs from all over B.C, standing from left: W.H Hill, A.S Owens, George Hills, T.W Hastings, C. Foster. Seated from left: L.R Ronald, W. Wilmot, H. Dornbierer, Aubrey Creed, H.K Jenns, S.F Little, D.Macquarrie, John Abbot, S. SGT Bishop.
Photo showing fire chiefs from all over B.C, standing from left: W.H Hill, A.S Owens, George Hills, T.W Hastings, C. Foster. Seated from left: L.R Ronald, W. Wilmot, H. Dornbierer, Aubrey Creed, H.K Jenns, S.F Little, D.Macquarrie, John Abbot, S. SGT Bishop.
Photograph of fire chief Aubrey Creed points to the small but important switch control box that activates the civil defense air raid warning sirens. Last week the Nechako signal was accidentally tripped at the BC Telephone office, the alternative activating point, at 4:30 am the siren blared for a few seconds, arousing several residents in the neighborhood.
Photograph of fire chief Aubrey Creed points to the small but important switch control box that activates the civil defense air raid warning sirens. Last week the Nechako signal was accidentally tripped at the BC Telephone office, the alternative activating point, at 4:30 am the siren blared for a few seconds, arousing several residents in the neighborhood.
