Photograph of Kitimat's 30th transfer in 18 years service for Sergeant Jack Duggan, new commanding officer of the RCMP detachment. Sergeant Duggan arrived to take over his appointment. En listing in Toronto, he has had a varied career with administrative and special duties in the East and in Vancouver, where he was in charge of the customs and excise branch of the RCMP before his transfer to Prince Rupurt Sub-division, Sergeant Duggon played professional football In the East as centre of the Ottawa Roughriders in 1942. Sergeant Duggan succeeds staff Sergeant J.F. Gregory who has been transfered to Prince Rupurt.
Photograph of Kitimat's 30th transfer in 18 years service for Sergeant Jack Duggan, new commanding officer of the RCMP detachment. Sergeant Duggan arrived to take over his appointment. En listing in Toronto, he has had a varied career with administrative and special duties in the East and in Vancouver, where he was in charge of the customs and excise branch of the RCMP before his transfer to Prince Rupurt Sub-division, Sergeant Duggon played professional football In the East as centre of the Ottawa Roughriders in 1942. Sergeant Duggan succeeds staff Sergeant J.F. Gregory who has been transfered to Prince Rupurt.
Photograph showing a man throwing an axe wearing a plad long sleeve, pants and work boots. In the background there are two logs standing up, a crowd watching, a forest and a mountain. Part of the Logger's Supplement 1972.
Photograph showing a man throwing an axe wearing a plad long sleeve, pants and work boots. In the background there are two logs standing up, a crowd watching, a forest and a mountain. Part of the Logger's Supplement 1972.
Photo showing two electricans and a "don't touch" diagram of electricty. BC Hydros Bill Warring (right) and Al Justus subformen, linemen demonstrating to about 50 district residents the dangers of fallen power lines and other hazards.
Photo showing two electricans and a "don't touch" diagram of electricty. BC Hydros Bill Warring (right) and Al Justus subformen, linemen demonstrating to about 50 district residents the dangers of fallen power lines and other hazards.
Photograph of the B.C. Hydro crews that have just completed string 56 miles of Alcan cable along Highway 16 between Vanderhoof and Endako. This is a 60,00 volt line of A.C.S.R (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced). The cable was made at Alcan's Vancouver works from Kitimat metal and the line was energized to supply the Endako Mines site, 37 miles east of BurnsLake.
Photograph of the B.C. Hydro crews that have just completed string 56 miles of Alcan cable along Highway 16 between Vanderhoof and Endako. This is a 60,00 volt line of A.C.S.R (Aluminum conductor steel reinforced). The cable was made at Alcan's Vancouver works from Kitimat metal and the line was energized to supply the Endako Mines site, 37 miles east of BurnsLake.
Photograph of the recently opened Kitimat Tire & Auto Service Building in the Service Centre. Sign above garage door reads "Kitimat Tire & Auto Service Ltd." and other text. Sides of garage door have two signs reading "Dunlop Tires". Below leaning on building is a sign saying "open". A ladder is on the left side of the building, and there is a truck parked out front on the right side. Side of truck reads "Kitimat Tire and Auto Service Ltd." and "Dunlop Tires".
Donated by Jackie Worboys. Given to the Jackie Mufford Worboys family by Wally Melville.
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Photograph of the recently opened Kitimat Tire & Auto Service Building in the Service Centre. Sign above garage door reads "Kitimat Tire & Auto Service Ltd." and other text. Sides of garage door have two signs reading "Dunlop Tires". Below leaning on building is a sign saying "open". A ladder is on the left side of the building, and there is a truck parked out front on the right side. Side of truck reads "Kitimat Tire and Auto Service Ltd." and "Dunlop Tires".
