Photograph of the "before" photo of the Kitimat construction. The concrete poring operations on the smelter's new water intake at the Kitimat-River near the sandhill. The heavy rain caused damage to the Kitimat construction work when the river rose an estimated eight feet .
Photograph of the "before" photo of the Kitimat construction. The concrete poring operations on the smelter's new water intake at the Kitimat-River near the sandhill. The heavy rain caused damage to the Kitimat construction work when the river rose an estimated eight feet .
Photograph of the "after" photo of Kitimat construction. Concrete pouring occurred on the smelter's new water intake at the Kitimat- River near the sandhill. The heavy rain caused damage shown below to Kitimat Construction work when the river rose an estimated eight feet.
Photograph of the "after" photo of Kitimat construction. Concrete pouring occurred on the smelter's new water intake at the Kitimat- River near the sandhill. The heavy rain caused damage shown below to Kitimat Construction work when the river rose an estimated eight feet.
Photograph of the constrution of "Anchor Tires Sales Ltd." building with a business truck parked outside with two tires sitting in the bed of the truck
Photograph of the constrution of "Anchor Tires Sales Ltd." building with a business truck parked outside with two tires sitting in the bed of the truck
Photo showing Aristides (Ziggy) Monteilo operating the loader as Dave McLeod sat beind the wheel of the dump truck. Instructing the crew was Ed Zuchotzki.
Photo showing Aristides (Ziggy) Monteilo operating the loader as Dave McLeod sat beind the wheel of the dump truck. Instructing the crew was Ed Zuchotzki.
Photograph of contruction in Kitimat, they must keep it going ahead, rain or shine. Rains have retarded progress but in spite of difficulties construction crews are still working. Here Hans Guntel and Ben Dedoni who are employed by the construction company laying curbs on Columbia protect their work from rain by plastic sheeting stretched along newly laid concrete
Photograph of contruction in Kitimat, they must keep it going ahead, rain or shine. Rains have retarded progress but in spite of difficulties construction crews are still working. Here Hans Guntel and Ben Dedoni who are employed by the construction company laying curbs on Columbia protect their work from rain by plastic sheeting stretched along newly laid concrete
