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    A photograph of 10 spools of J.P. Coats thread.

    We're Really High Powered In Terrace Bay, Ontario; Bill Farrell, Ontario Native, Named Plant Engineer For Terrace Bay; Represents Ontario Sportsmen On Province Advisory Committee; Problem Solver

    This is a photograph of the pulp and paper mill in Terrace Bay when it was called Kimberly-Clark.

    It is difficult to know what this is a photograph of. It could be Kimberly-Clark's Training Program, or a meeting relating to the mill.

    Mill yard in Terrace Bay.

    Discuss Canadian Industrial Relations

    This is one photo in a series of photos of the picket line. Paper-clipped to the photos is a card that reads: WOODLANDS EMPLOYEES PICKET MILL in July, 1984, For more information, look at the July 18t

    written on the sign: KC is Violating our Contract, Contractors are taking our Jobs

    This photograph shows an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is Hydro Dam, the Aguasabon River, the jackladder, the mill, and South Camp, where the mill workers lived.

    This photograph shows an aerial view of the pulp mill in Terrace Bay taken in 1948. Shown is the mill, Hydro Dam, and Hayes Lake.

    Superintendents - Kimberly-Clark Pulp Mills. Front row: (middle three) Gordon Rowlandson - pulp mill, Bernie Smith - Kimberly-Clark staff, Ron Faust - wood preparation. Back row: (fourth from left) C

    One million tons of pulp was produced at the Terrace Bay Mill in 1958. Left to right: John S., Stewart Reid, Lloyd D., Steve S., and Ed Z.

    1966 Graduates Kimberly-Clark Trades Training Program: Per Frederiksen, Emil Boucher, Lorne O'Neil, George Rouhiainen, Ralph Cole, Raoul Fournier, Joseph Dejonghe, Alan MacFadyen, Arnold Littlefield,

    Kimberly-Clark, Terrace Bay Mill. This photograph shows a display of Kimberly-Clark products.

    First Aid Course at Terrace Bay Mill in 1982: Ray Mark, Moe Stark, and Rosalind Kenny.

    No information given with this photograph.

    Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club in Terrace Bay: Joe Wig, Elizabeth McLeod, and John Ferrier.

    Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club: Ted and Tina Young, Elizabeth and Hector McLeod, Addie and Roger Beaulieu, and Isabel and John Ferrier.

    Jim Bradley (Tour Foreman), Eli Salesse (Machine Tender), and George Morar (Back Tender), keep close control on the sheet as it travels along the machine.

    Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club in Terrace Bay: (?), Tom Pollard, Paul Buso, Robin Moore, George Churney, Bill Pytyck, Emil Hamann, and Joe Kennedy.