Photograph of Alcan VIP's. Tour of Kemano power house and Kitimat works by 36 member group of the Akuminum Extruders Council of the U.S. and Alcan and Aluminum Ltd. Sales representitiues.
Photograph of Alcan VIP's. Tour of Kemano power house and Kitimat works by 36 member group of the Akuminum Extruders Council of the U.S. and Alcan and Aluminum Ltd. Sales representitiues.
Photograph of the Kitimat Works of 1984 produces 268,000 tonnes of aluminum annually, employs 2,300 people, and has an annual payroll (including benefits) of more than $100 million.
Photograph of the Kitimat Works of 1984 produces 268,000 tonnes of aluminum annually, employs 2,300 people, and has an annual payroll (including benefits) of more than $100 million.
Photograph of Kitimat Works. By April 1, 1953, the skeleton of Kitimat Works had begun to take shape, but the project site was still pretty barren. Today, a deep sea wharf, alumina storage silos, a $90 million anode paste plant, a coke calcining plant, and additional potroom buildings occupy the foreground.
Photograph of Kitimat Works. By April 1, 1953, the skeleton of Kitimat Works had begun to take shape, but the project site was still pretty barren. Today, a deep sea wharf, alumina storage silos, a $90 million anode paste plant, a coke calcining plant, and additional potroom buildings occupy the foreground.
Photograph of the tour of the Kemano powerhouse and Kitimat works by 36 member group of the aluminum extruder council of the US and Alcan and aluminum Ltd. Sales representatives. 4 of group is looking at Delton wheel for generator eight.
Photograph of the tour of the Kemano powerhouse and Kitimat works by 36 member group of the aluminum extruder council of the US and Alcan and aluminum Ltd. Sales representatives. 4 of group is looking at Delton wheel for generator eight.
Photograph of A.W. Whitaker- vice president and general manager of aluminum Co. of Canada, and the H.R.H the duke of Edinburgh. The Dukes official guide in his informational tour of Kitimat works was A.W whitaker.
Photograph of A.W. Whitaker- vice president and general manager of aluminum Co. of Canada, and the H.R.H the duke of Edinburgh. The Dukes official guide in his informational tour of Kitimat works was A.W whitaker.
Photograph of the Alcan crew working on the logjam at the Alcan road. The jam backed up water over the road north of the bridge,
Notes
Under the direction of the Gil Pousard and Dave Allen an Alcan crew worked on this logjam at the Alcan road, until shift change Tuesday. The jam backed water up over the road north of the bridge.
"Many men and women in Kitimat are trying to keep fit these days. Keep fit classes have proved to be very popular here and YMCA gymnasium has been the scene of men and women working at gymnastic excercises. Bob ven der Hoop is one of these men and women who work regularily at the 'Y'."
"Many men and women in Kitimat are trying to keep fit these days. Keep fit classes have proved to be very popular here and YMCA gymnasium has been the scene of men and women working at gymnastic excercises. Bob ven der Hoop is one of these men and women who work regularily at the 'Y'."
Photograph of works manager A.C. Turney for Mr. and Mrs. P.E. Radley. It was shared by CNE officials J.R. Brown (centre background), general freight agent for CN Railways and CN Steamships, Aurthur Kemo district freighnth agent for the same organization and Mrs. Kemp (left). B.C. project manager P.E. Radley and Mrs. Radley had just arrived in the private car to take up residence in Kitimat.
Photograph of works manager A.C. Turney for Mr. and Mrs. P.E. Radley. It was shared by CNE officials J.R. Brown (centre background), general freight agent for CN Railways and CN Steamships, Aurthur Kemo district freighnth agent for the same organization and Mrs. Kemp (left). B.C. project manager P.E. Radley and Mrs. Radley had just arrived in the private car to take up residence in Kitimat.
Photograph of the Kitwanis work party. In the picture, they are tearing down the old hospital. In the agreement with the owners the club traded labour in exchange for lumber to construct booths for the clubs Dominion Day project. Pictured left to right are Chris Lowther, Jack Hume, Hart Done, Terry Patient, and Ian Douglas.
Photograph of the Kitwanis work party. In the picture, they are tearing down the old hospital. In the agreement with the owners the club traded labour in exchange for lumber to construct booths for the clubs Dominion Day project. Pictured left to right are Chris Lowther, Jack Hume, Hart Done, Terry Patient, and Ian Douglas.
