Putting the Hum on the Humber ...
the first 75 years

The team that published Putting the Hum on the Humber are pictured here: (L-R) Pamela Gill, SWGC information officer, Ed Andrews, professor of environmental science, Joseph Kruger, chairperson and chief executive officer of Kruger Inc., Dr. Olaf Janzen, professor of historical studies, Susan Kruger, Dr. Don Downer, manager, Applied Research Unit, and Lori Lee Hollett and Ed Hollett, owners, Hollet Visual Communications.

Printed in August 2000, Putting the Hum on the Humber... The First 75 years, was a project of the Applied Research Unit at Sir Wilfred Grenfell College and Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Inc. The text, printed by Robinson-Blackmore, is an illustrated 75-year history of the paper mill in Corner Brook, and was published as part of the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper 75th anniversary celebrations.

The writing/design team consisted of Ed Andrews, professor of environmental science, Pamela Gill, SWGC information officer, Dr. Olaf Janzen, professor of historical studies, and Lori Lee Hollett and Ed Hollett of Hollet Visual Communications, a Corner Brook design firm.

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