With the EPT conversation occurring across several social media platforms, including the facebook group, the sharing of stories is also more networked. Today, via facebook, I heard from Ginetta Morato, daughter of Luigi Morato. She writes:
My father, Luigi Morato also
worked for SAE Bologna before being sent to Australia in 1956. He was
employed by EPT for all of his working years in this land, and held the
role of Testing Station Manager, Marayong until the company’s closure.
Sadly, he passed away just on 2 years ago. Please know that he would
have taken great pride and delight in viewing your posts. My mother on
the other hand was instrumental, together with Padre Silvio, in
commencing the Saturday Italian language courses for children of EPT
workers, in which she taught from 1968 until the 1980’s. These programs
played an important part in bringing together a community and providing
an opportunity for the preservation and maintenance of Italian language
and culture in second and subsequent generations.
Transmission Lines 1955–1974 is a project by Linda Carroli. It documents my father’s working life as a rigger and linesman with the Electric Power Transmission and its Italian parent company. He kept a photographic record of his working life and the photographs featured in this map are his personal photographs from Australia and Italy in the period 1955 to 1974. He commenced work in Italy in 1954 and remained working with EPT until 1975.
View Transmission Lines 1955 to 1974 in a larger map.
19 January 2012
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