Photograph of the $3,000,000 Kitimat hospital is sceduled to be called in mis December. It was designed by the Vanouver architectural firm of Thompson, Berwick and Pratt. The reinforced concrete structure will be built in two stages. Initial stage will provide 113 beds with services designed for 219 beds. It is included within the five storey structure that will be the public health facilities. In the foreground, and at right angles to the main hospital building, is the surgical wing under which is the single storey administration building. To the right is theproposed medical arts building to accommodate physicians, surgens, dentists and pharmacists. Hospital consultants for the project are Agnew, Craig and Peckham of Toronto. Completion of the first stage is sceduled for thr fall of 1959.
Photograph of the $3,000,000 Kitimat hospital is sceduled to be called in mis December. It was designed by the Vanouver architectural firm of Thompson, Berwick and Pratt. The reinforced concrete structure will be built in two stages. Initial stage will provide 113 beds with services designed for 219 beds. It is included within the five storey structure that will be the public health facilities. In the foreground, and at right angles to the main hospital building, is the surgical wing under which is the single storey administration building. To the right is theproposed medical arts building to accommodate physicians, surgens, dentists and pharmacists. Hospital consultants for the project are Agnew, Craig and Peckham of Toronto. Completion of the first stage is sceduled for thr fall of 1959.
Photo showing 15 new nurses come to Kitimat General Hospital. Standing, from left: Miss B. Witt, Mrs. O. Adderly, Miss M. Minshull, Miss D. Newman, Miss I. Donaldson. Seated, from left: Miss J. March, Miss J. Goedbloed, Miss G. Johnson, Miss Molly. Wright, Miss A. Miles.
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Photo showing 15 new nurses come to Kitimat General Hospital. Standing, from left: Miss B. Witt, Mrs. O. Adderly, Miss M. Minshull, Miss D. Newman, Miss I. Donaldson. Seated, from left: Miss J. March, Miss J. Goedbloed, Miss G. Johnson, Miss Molly. Wright, Miss A. Miles.
Monster 15,000- pound ingot containing the two millionth ton of Kitimat- produced aluminum is seen in the photo taken at Alcan's smelter last Friday. Assistant works manager T.L. Gibson extends a congratulatory handshake to casting machine operator Manuel Trigo in the presence of a number of department employees and supervisors. General foreman john Jeffrey Forecast the next millionth ton would arrive within four years.
Monster 15,000- pound ingot containing the two millionth ton of Kitimat- produced aluminum is seen in the photo taken at Alcan's smelter last Friday. Assistant works manager T.L. Gibson extends a congratulatory handshake to casting machine operator Manuel Trigo in the presence of a number of department employees and supervisors. General foreman john Jeffrey Forecast the next millionth ton would arrive within four years.
March 31, 1978 festive gathering at River Lodge to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the incorporation of the District of Kitimat. Group of "Old-Tivers" who have been in Kitimat 25 years or more. Front row: Terry Voitchovsky (nee Coghlin) Olie Coghlin, August Smits, Ron Baumeister, Ted Drabik, Andrew Watt Roy Jones, Peter Bell. Back Row: Ron Burnett, Art Coghlin, Tony Coppens, Bruce Cleland, Jim Linton, George McEwen, Tom Prause, Stan Green, Bruno Corso, Jack Rewers, Harry McLellan, Leo Bravo, Arnie Kokesch, Les Manton, Ken Minifie, Bernhard Lindsay, Missing from picture: Skitcko, Ole Boye, Muriel Keller, Mrs. J. Mcleod, Glen Minaker.
March 31, 1978 festive gathering at River Lodge to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the incorporation of the District of Kitimat. Group of "Old-Tivers" who have been in Kitimat 25 years or more. Front row: Terry Voitchovsky (nee Coghlin) Olie Coghlin, August Smits, Ron Baumeister, Ted Drabik, Andrew Watt Roy Jones, Peter Bell. Back Row: Ron Burnett, Art Coghlin, Tony Coppens, Bruce Cleland, Jim Linton, George McEwen, Tom Prause, Stan Green, Bruno Corso, Jack Rewers, Harry McLellan, Leo Bravo, Arnie Kokesch, Les Manton, Ken Minifie, Bernhard Lindsay, Missing from picture: Skitcko, Ole Boye, Muriel Keller, Mrs. J. Mcleod, Glen Minaker.
March 31, 78 festive gathering at Riverlodge to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the incorporation of the District of K. Group of "old timers" who have been in K. 25 years or more. Frontrow: Terry Voitchovsky (nee Coughlin), Olie Coughlin, August Smits, Ron Baumeister, Ted Drabik, Andrew Walt, Roy Jones, Peter Bell. Backrow: Ron burnett, Art Coughlin, tony Coppens, Bruce Cleland, Jim Linton, George McEwan, Tom Pravse, Stan Green, Bruno Corso, Jack Rewers, Harry McLellan, Leo Bravo, Arnie Kokesely, Les Manton, Ken Minifie, Bernhard Lindsay. Missing from picture: Mike Skitcko, Ole Boye, Muriel Keller, Art Keller, Mrs. J. McLeord, Glen Minaker.
March 31, 78 festive gathering at Riverlodge to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the incorporation of the District of K. Group of "old timers" who have been in K. 25 years or more. Frontrow: Terry Voitchovsky (nee Coughlin), Olie Coughlin, August Smits, Ron Baumeister, Ted Drabik, Andrew Walt, Roy Jones, Peter Bell. Backrow: Ron burnett, Art Coughlin, tony Coppens, Bruce Cleland, Jim Linton, George McEwan, Tom Pravse, Stan Green, Bruno Corso, Jack Rewers, Harry McLellan, Leo Bravo, Arnie Kokesely, Les Manton, Ken Minifie, Bernhard Lindsay. Missing from picture: Mike Skitcko, Ole Boye, Muriel Keller, Art Keller, Mrs. J. McLeord, Glen Minaker.
Photo showing Kitimat one of only 5 BC communities of over 5,000 population who went through 1965 without a fatal road accident. Reeve Sam Lindsay accepting award from RCMP inpector E.R. Lysyk of Prince Rupert.
Photo showing Kitimat one of only 5 BC communities of over 5,000 population who went through 1965 without a fatal road accident. Reeve Sam Lindsay accepting award from RCMP inpector E.R. Lysyk of Prince Rupert.
Photo showing Habinger rink who defeated the Al Egan rink in the "A" Final in the Kitimat teacher's Bonspiel. From left to right: lead Darlene Hasiang, second Stewart ________, third Ann Hanke(?), and skip Gary Habinger.
Photo showing Habinger rink who defeated the Al Egan rink in the "A" Final in the Kitimat teacher's Bonspiel. From left to right: lead Darlene Hasiang, second Stewart ________, third Ann Hanke(?), and skip Gary Habinger.
Photo showing queens of the "A" group, the Sally Sandberg rink of Kitimat of the Kitimat Ladies Curling Club Bonspiel. Left to right: lead Ann Hagg, second Kay Schooley, third Betty Robertson and skip Sally Sandberg.
Photo showing queens of the "A" group, the Sally Sandberg rink of Kitimat of the Kitimat Ladies Curling Club Bonspiel. Left to right: lead Ann Hagg, second Kay Schooley, third Betty Robertson and skip Sally Sandberg.
Photograph of D.E McCooey, regional coordinator appointed by the provincial government for Canada's 100th birthday. It's adressing Kitimat's centennial committe at a special meeting held at Helen's cafe.
Photograph of D.E McCooey, regional coordinator appointed by the provincial government for Canada's 100th birthday. It's adressing Kitimat's centennial committe at a special meeting held at Helen's cafe.
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D.E. mcCooey, regional coordinator appointed by the provincial government for Canada's 100th birthday being celebrated in 1967, addressing Kitimat's Centennial Committee at a special meeting held at Helen's cafe last Thursday. After giving a short talk on organization procedures for the formation of local committees and the grant system being used, Mr. McCooey answered many questions and clarified problems facing the committee.
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Photos showing "The Coming North Pacific Metropolis of Canada" and "Location and Advantages" of Kitamaat Village.
Photograph of the air travellers in and out of the Terrace-Kitimat's airport these days are noting the progress being made on the terminal building near the existing building. Improved facilities for local air passengers were approved some months ago by the federal government after long years of complaints by Kitimat and Terrace organizations. At far left may be seen the control tower.
Photograph of the air travellers in and out of the Terrace-Kitimat's airport these days are noting the progress being made on the terminal building near the existing building. Improved facilities for local air passengers were approved some months ago by the federal government after long years of complaints by Kitimat and Terrace organizations. At far left may be seen the control tower.
