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1962 Budget Analysis (Basis Adjusting Sales Budget Figures to equal Mill Net Figures reported by Mills)

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-30
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1962

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

A Study: MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-37
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September 1962

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Alberni Pulp and Paper Mill, Port Alberni, Vancouver Island, where a third newsprint machine is scheduled to begin operation in May, 1963.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-39
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1963

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

An Application For a Tree-Farm Licence in the Prince Rupert Forest District

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-26
Item
April 1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Annual Report for the year ended December 31 1962

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-38
Item
1962

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Series
1959-1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Another famous pole cut on MB&PR limits was the "Queen's Totem Pole". This carefully selected tree was taken to Victoria where it was made into a totem by Indian carvers. It was then shipped by boat to London.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-16
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Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

B.C. as a Percent of Free World Production report

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-24
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April 1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Bert Hoffmeister; Angus M. Bean

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-10
Item
1940s

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Correspondence between Ralph Maclennan Shaw and M.W. Dennis

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-25
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November 1961

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Contains item-level list of photographs.

Discussions with Stora-Kopparberg concerning their Two-Stage Sulphite Pulping Process

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-29
Item
1962

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-04
Item
1956

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

General Information About the Pulp and Paper Operations Proposed By MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited For the Northwestern Region of British Columbia

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-23
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

H. R. MacMillan Export Company Limited Report

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-42
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Industry Comments - Paper Industry

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-31
Item
1963

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Integrated sawmill, plywood and shingle operation on the Fraser River for most economical log utilization.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-05
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Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Loading logs on trucks at a landing.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-02
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Digester

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-41
Item
1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited - Proceedings on the Occasion of the Annual General Meeting

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-34
Item
1965

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited - Proceedings on the occasion of the Annual General Meeting

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-35
Item
1963

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited - Proceedings on the Occasion of the Annual General Meeting

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-36
Item
1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

MB&PR plane dropping water over forest area.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-19
Item
May 1959

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Modern logging truck with loads of logs on its way to tidewater.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-09
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

On Marjean Alberni Canal

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-07
Item
1947-1950

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

One piece of logging equipment used in the woods is a "Cherry Picker". Its purpose is to pick up logs that have been felled to make roads and load them on trucks.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-12
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Series
1940 - 1957

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Contains photographs by Jack Cash, Harry Cantlon Photographers Limited, Val Hennell, Flett Studios Limited, Jim Ryan, Svarre-Cantlon Photographers Ltd, Jay Powley Duncan, George Allen Aerial Photos Ltd, and Leonard Frank. Subjects of photographs include logging, newspaper production, totem poles and creation of flagpoles.

Port Alberni - one of MB&PR's big centres of lumber pulp and newsprint operations.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-21
Item
November 1959

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Powell River - largest individual manufacturer of newsprint in the world. This is another important Division of MB&PR.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-03
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Proposed Kitimat Pulp Mill, Summary of Cost - Bleached Pulp

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-28
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1963

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

RBSC-ARC-1777
Collection
1940 - 1964

Contains photographs and textual records related to MacMillan Bloedel Limited, collected by Ralph Shaw Sr., who was an employee at the company.

MacMillan Bloedel

Report on Credit

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-32
Item
1959

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Statistical Comparison of Eight Canadian Pulp and Paper Producers

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-27
Item
June 1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Sent from George Lam to R. M. Shaw, Esq.

The high rigger at work, getting ready to top a tree.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-01
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

The Kew Garden flag pole shown on its way from the logging area for shipment by boat to England.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-13
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Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

The "Queen's Totem Pole"

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-14
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

The Select Standing Committee On Forestry - Sale of Government-Owned Timber and Matters Related Thereto.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-33
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1962

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

This log, cut on MB&PR limits, was a specially selected tree for a flag pole. It now stands in London's famous Kew Gardens.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-11
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Today, instead of the old axe and saw, loggers use the power saw to cut down the big trees.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-18
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1957

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Typical of the forested areas in British Columbia; B.C. Red Cedar

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-20
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Untitled photograph of felled trees.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-17
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Untitled photograph of man climbing tree.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-15
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Untitled photograph of trucks moving lumber.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-22
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Untitled photograph of two men.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-08
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

Untitled photograph of two men.

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-06
Item

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection

What's Past Is Prologue: The History of MacMillan, Bloedel and Powell River Limited

RBSC-ARC-1777-1-40
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1964

Part of Ralph Shaw MacMillan Bloedel collection