Terrace Bay Mill

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

    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.

    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

    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.

    This is a photograph of the new parking lot for Kimberly-Clark's Terrace Bay Mill in the 1950s. Curbs, sidewalks, and light standards were installed.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Elva McMillan, Mary Claire Kennedy, Joe Kennedy, John Graham, and Kay Graham.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Kay Graham, Marj Lundberg, Sax Lundberg, and Mary Claire Kennedy. The waitress is Tina Barz.

    Quarter Century Club Dinner at Red Dog Inn in Terrace Bay. Left to right: Sax Lundberg, Lil Harris, Fred McMillan, Elva McMillan, Mary Claire Kennedy, and Joe Kennedy.

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

    This photograph is from the 2nd Annual Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club Meeting in 1968. Pictured are Roger Beaulieu, Jack Day, Jack Loponen, and Hector McLeod.

    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.

    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.

    Mill yard in Terrace Bay.

    Betty Cruikshank giving injection to Marian Tychoniak. Betty was the first Mill Nurse in Terrace Bay.

    No information given with this photograph.