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.
Photo showing strength testing of new HRC rescue blanket. Miss Hilda Cabral is being held up by, from left: Fireman Terry Dyson, RCMP const. Clyde Beatty, velo teder of district's engineering department, fireman Arnold Fehr and (partly hidden) fireman Frank Grogan.
Current: 1960's
-District of Kitimat
-Fire Department
Scope and Content
Photo showing strength testing of new HRC rescue blanket. Miss Hilda Cabral is being held up by, from left: Fireman Terry Dyson, RCMP const. Clyde Beatty, velo teder of district's engineering department, fireman Arnold Fehr and (partly hidden) fireman Frank Grogan.
Photograph of the fourhanded firemen are busy repairing, painting and refurbishing discarded toys for Kitimat children who may have less than usual for Christmas. Expers at playing Santa's helper the firemen have been collecting toys for their annual Christmas time job since early in the fall time. Firemen Bill McIntosh (above) even wityh all four hands, still has to hold a screwdriver in his teeth, there's so much to be done. Norm Harris, owner of the extra pair, says there's still need for unwanted toys. People asked to deliver any they do not require to the firehall.
Photograph of the fourhanded firemen are busy repairing, painting and refurbishing discarded toys for Kitimat children who may have less than usual for Christmas. Expers at playing Santa's helper the firemen have been collecting toys for their annual Christmas time job since early in the fall time. Firemen Bill McIntosh (above) even wityh all four hands, still has to hold a screwdriver in his teeth, there's so much to be done. Norm Harris, owner of the extra pair, says there's still need for unwanted toys. People asked to deliver any they do not require to the firehall.
