Kathy Prince, who has worked at the paper mill now owned by Nippon Paper Industries USA since 1988, cuts cake to celebrate the plant’s 90th year in operation Tuesday.
The cake reads “90 years of success! Port Angeles Mill.”
Several Nippon employees were with Prince during the event. The mill, built by Isidore Zellerbach in 1920 as Washington Pulp & Paper Co. and carried the name Crown Zellerbach for most of its 90 years, became part of Nippon in 2003.
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