Photograph of the Kitimat General Hospital. Ladies Auxiliary and Provincial Government gives resuscitator to Hospital. Admiring it are, Mrs. N. Hartnell. Ladies Auxilliary Dr. J.D. Warren, and nurse B. Drasclovich.
Photograph of the Kitimat General Hospital. Ladies Auxiliary and Provincial Government gives resuscitator to Hospital. Admiring it are, Mrs. N. Hartnell. Ladies Auxilliary Dr. J.D. Warren, and nurse B. Drasclovich.
"With a ferocious appetite, the provincial government touring car crushing machine spent two days at Riverside Auto Wrecking in Thronhill last week devouring "old bodies". Before the crusher begins its feast, all rubber and useable parts are stripped from the cats and into the gobbler it goes. The machine takes care of several cars at a time in some instances, one on top of the other."
"With a ferocious appetite, the provincial government touring car crushing machine spent two days at Riverside Auto Wrecking in Thronhill last week devouring "old bodies". Before the crusher begins its feast, all rubber and useable parts are stripped from the cats and into the gobbler it goes. The machine takes care of several cars at a time in some instances, one on top of the other."
"With a bit of time on their hands, but not too much, working for the government, Nora Cody, Eunice Warring, and Marge Drover agreed to take time out for a Sentinel photographer this week, and tell a thousand words about comind down early for car insurance - before the Feb. 28 deadline."
"With a bit of time on their hands, but not too much, working for the government, Nora Cody, Eunice Warring, and Marge Drover agreed to take time out for a Sentinel photographer this week, and tell a thousand words about comind down early for car insurance - before the Feb. 28 deadline."
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"G+H" Commercial - 1970 1) Herald/Terrace2) Government Offices
"Commercial:
ONE of Eurocan's three-man survey crews is seen here in action on the Hirsch Creek logging road. Instrument man Doug Howe is "reading the mark" on a station with rod man Harry Crosby. Lews Dvorak, centre is the axe man. Below is a close-up of Howe and his level. Other similiar teams are operating in the area under the direction of consultant Mike Painter.
Fred Baier Photos."
"Commercial:
ONE of Eurocan's three-man survey crews is seen here in action on the Hirsch Creek logging road. Instrument man Doug Howe is "reading the mark" on a station with rod man Harry Crosby. Lews Dvorak, centre is the axe man. Below is a close-up of Howe and his level. Other similiar teams are operating in the area under the direction of consultant Mike Painter.
Fred Baier Photos."
Photograph of surveying, drilling test tubes. First visible sign of building the hospital. Henry Janzen (left) and Bod McNaughton, employees of Hardy and Ripley soil consultants, determine conditions of the sub-soil on site chosen for the proposed building. Examination done by means of a pent 1-0 meter.
Photograph of surveying, drilling test tubes. First visible sign of building the hospital. Henry Janzen (left) and Bod McNaughton, employees of Hardy and Ripley soil consultants, determine conditions of the sub-soil on site chosen for the proposed building. Examination done by means of a pent 1-0 meter.
