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Want to add a link to my
pages?
see my
Copyright Information
Page
for the only Authorized Picture Link allowed.
All Pictures on all my web pages, are now Visibly Watermarked,
some are Semi Invisible, Some Secretly Watermarked,
And some have all 3 !
All my pages are now Right Click, copy and paste, disabled.
If this unauthorized use of pictures from this site continues,
I will remove the whole thing,
as there is no point in keeping it online.
I ask everyone that enjoys free history sites,
to start policing these violations.
If we don't stop this, no one will donate pictures to me or anyone,
and we all loose.
If you see one of my pictures on facebook, etc.
tell them to remove it, if they don't in a reasonable time,
please email me the culprit,
and I will add them to my
Wall of Shame
page.
Trust me,
I regret having to do this!
Queen
Charlotte City
Ethel Chapplow was the clerk for many years in
QC City
Cathy Patrucco (hired in 1980)
Sharon Robinson
Prince
Rupert
Glenda Hodgson was the clerk in Prince Rupert
before moving to Terrace, where she is retired.
Karen Mernett (1972)
Miss Barbara Hewett (ca Nov 1969)
Port
Clements
Doris Leary
This lady was mainly an Operator in Port Clements,
but also did clerical and other duties.
In the Dec. 1990 issue of Mackenzie Matters,
had a complete page on this ladies achievements.
She was Mrs. Telephone from 1939-1968.
She was an agent for the Government Telegraph Service in 1939.
Taking and transmitting Telegrams on open wire.
Messages from Queen Charlotte City to Massett,
were relayed by her.
After the war Northwestel took over.
They converted all the open wire to metalized lines.
In 1968, Port Clements went to a dial system,
and just like that, BC Tel let her go.
Future was Friendly then too!
In 1990, She was appointed Honorary Massett Switch Controller.
She moved to Port Clements in 1922, from Burnaby.
In 1977 she moved from Port Clements to QC City.
She received the Queens medal for her community involvement.
A great Telephone Pioneer!
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