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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
June
11,
1951
opens,
May
24,
until
Closing
No
vember
14.
Here's
Wishing
Success
to
Columbia
Cellulose
.
Company
Ltd.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Over
Quarter
Century
Hunting
and
Fishing
in
North
and
Central
B.C.
Perhaps
'the
greatest
attraction
to
hunters
is
the
large
bull
moose,
king
of
the
untamed
bovine
family.
There
has
been
a
great
increase
in
non
Freshwater
gteelhead
fishing
U
a
favorite
sport
in
Prince
Eu-pert
streams,
and
near
Terrace,
In
the
Copper
River.
Salmon
trolling
In
and
around
Prince
Rupert
harbor
Is
only
done
on
a
small
scale,
although
catches
have
been
good
and
the
Rod
and'
Gun
Club
hopes
to
run
a
salmon
derby
this
fall,
lol-
resident
hunters
in
the
Bulkley
valley
and
Omineca
lowing
the
trout
derby.
districts
lately,
while
moose
were
fast
decreasing
in
these
popular
haunts,
in
this
area
and
one
bird
san
But
last
winter
huge
herds
of
ctuary.
The
Nechako
Bird
San
ctuary
and
the
Kaien
Island
Game
Reserve,
near
Prince
Rupert,
are
the
only
twe
that
give
any
protection
to
game
as
the
other
reserves
are
more
for
protection
of
the
public.
The
Nech
moose
were
reported
seen
back
in
their
favorite
grazing
areas
and
game
authorities
believe
the
population
this
fall
will
be
of
considerable
size.
Deer
are
scarce
throughout
mast
of
Central
and
Northwestern
B.C.,
except
around
Prince
Rupert,
where
they
are
slowly
increasing.
No
cougar
'
have
been
reported
in
the
vicinity
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TO
COLUMBIA.
CELLULOSE-
On
the
Opening
of
Your
'
fine
new
Pulp
Mill
ve
extend
Congratulations
of
this
north
const
area.
Caribou
in
the
Tweedsmnr
ako
sanctuary
seems
to
be
a
great
help
to
geese
as
theyj
land
there
in
large
numbers
and
are
increasing
each
year,
j
SPORT
FISHING
,
Sport
fishing
is
a
major
tourist
'
attraction
to
this
area
for
cut-i
throat
trout,
lake
and
rainbow;
are
plentiful
from
Prince
Ru-i
pert
to
Prince
George.
Some
of'
the
close-in
lakes
and
streams
have
been
fairly
'fished-out"
but
there
are
numerous
small
Park
area
are
reported
to
be
holding
their
own
but
are
not
increasing
as
they
should,
aue
to
predation
of
wolves.
A
program
of
intense
predatory
animal
hunting
by
the
provincial
:l
I'M
lakes
off
the
beaten
track
whore
,
little
fishing
has
been
done,
t
consequently
limit
catches
then
are.
regular.
At
Prudhomme
Lake,
neat
Prince
Rupert,
where
trout
have
remained
small
and
efforts
tc
replenish
with
planting
of
trout
eggs
have
not
been
successful,
a
game
department
is
expected
to
greatly
reduce
this
.
element
of
danger.
Sheep
are
reported
to
be
increasing
in
the
Cassiar
district
only.
Throughout
the
lemainder
of
the
mountainous
area
they
are
holding
their
own.
On
the
other
hand,
mountain
goat
are
plentiful
in
all
areas.
Grizzly
bear
have
been
increasing
in
numbers,
especially
in
the
Skeena
River
district,
and
not
many
of
tnese
animals
are
taken
by
hunters.
Black
and
O
new
experiment
will
be
made
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Association
this
year,
supported
by
the
game
commission.
Fresh
water
.shrimp,
taken
from
lakes
around
Smithers
will
be
planted
in
Prudhomme
Lake
in
wire
enclosures
and
brown
bear
are
very
plentiful
in
1
1
s
I
.
A
v
oud
stave
pip.'
line,
48
Indies
in
dlameler
and
6
'
'j.
miles
lung,
carries
water
from
,i-(.t
(bin
and
reservoir
at
Frudhomm
.
Lake
to
the
water
treatment
building
at
the
;:I
!:inil
plant.
The
pipe
line
generally
fo
lows
the
ground
with
th
exception
of
three
.
.toiallliiK
miles
In
length
i
and
a
14Hl-loot
licstle
which
carries
the
line
from
the
j'
cl
ii'Tuvs
Walnrlt'ht
Basin
to
Watson
Is
ajul.
Fashion
careful
study
made
to
see
Footwear
Up
Store
all
areas,
in
spite
of
the
year-round
open
season.
Pheasants
have
been
released
at
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
St.
John,
and
reports
indicate
the
birds
have
survived
and
are
in
good
conditon.
There
are
three
game
reserves
af
of
Engineering
Ingenuity
&
whether
they
survive.
If
successful
the
lake
will
be
well
stocked
with
these
shrimp
and
it
Is
expected
the
rainbow
trout,
plentiful
in
numbers
but
small
in
size,
will
obtain
normal
growth.
Cutthroat
Is
the
most
abundant
trout
on
the
coastal
ureas
5,
10c
Dom's
could
proceed.
Steel
flv:
and
a
half
inches
thick.,
Istruction
htruction
of
Cellulose
Store
tonnage
was
saved
by.
carrying
v.-'.Ms.
in
the
foundations
The
Dept.
Tribute
to
Builders
j
The
panels
are
of
precast
i
sandwich
construction,
consust-j
ing
of
two
layers
of
concrete
en-j
eating
a
two-inch
layer
of
foam
!
glass
insulation.
Each
slab
was
j
reinforced
with
wire
mesh
before
Dt
vapor
barrier
and
insulation
pre-
i
and
sych
lakes
as
Lakelse,
near
I
Terrace,
Kitsumga
lum
Lake
and
vent
condensation
on
the
walls.
...
,
.
.
'
Khitada
Lake,
which
drain
into
In
ail
construction,
steel
and
;
t
tkeena
R,v
abound
ln
concrete
were
the
dominant
tna
fisn
A'
sheer
engineering
ingenuity,
it
would
be
pouring.
After
pouring,
the
two
materials
usea.
Burnt
ciay
pro-i
o,,.,
,rf
ara
mnr.
A.
J.
Dominate-
"
S:
J-
Dominate-
PRINCE
RUPERT
o
beat
the
planners
and
builders
of
the
new
in
the
Interior,
especially
in
the
!
men
siao
was
vacuum
anea
ana
;
ducts,
like
brick
and
tile,
were
jpow?r
trowelled,
thus
ensuring
;not
used
in
basic
construction.
small
lakes
surrounding
Bablne
1
a
dense,
impervious
high
stj-ength
Sand
and
gravel
were
dredged
j,ake,
from
local
tidal
beds
and
broken
smaii
east
of
Smithers.
Many
and
larger
streams
sup
concrete.
Precast
panels
were
poured
at
the
tate
of
35
panels
each
day
stone
was
available
irom
the
mill
site.
Inside
wall
partitions
and
:ia
Cellulose
Company
purified
pulp
mill
ac
bpert.
t
the
difficulties
of
;
are
also
on
the
lower
level,
tonuitions
in
northern
,OREAT
PIPE
LIVE
toumbia.
the
new
plant,;
While
the
construction
crew
;
about
33
seres,
was
was
Btni
converting
a
guard--i.r.
two
years.
.
Built
'.
h
,,
an
offlce
buildiniR
sur-
port
rainbow
as
well
and
present
a
high-grade
source
of
of
and
concrete,
it
were
being
made
on
the
f
tlii
mnst
mnfl-
Veys
and
erected
at
thj
rate
of
20
n
secondary
buildings
were
con-30
each
eight-hour
shift.
Total
j
structed
of
concrete
block.
Con-number
of
panels
used
was
3,589,
1
crete
blocks
w-?i
e
made
by
a
comprising
a
wall
area
of
191,800
company
crew,
on
the
site,
with
souare
.test.
'
machines
purchased
and
instal-
These
precast
panels
saved
;
led
by
the
company.
A
concrete
much
in
el
ection
time
under
bad
j
batching
plant,
set
up
on
the
weather
conditions.
With
the
upper
terrace,
served
the
plant
building
enclosed,
inside
con-
!
requirements
for
concrete.
of
Rainbow,
Prud-
rffirient
nuln
mills
In
:
watershed
Y)
a
!Mk,y
but
has
been
homme
and
Kloyah
Lakes.
The
ed
to
allow
for
substan-
watershed
flowing
out
ot
the
!
in
without
Interrupt-
i
Prudhomme-Klnyah
Lake
system
hilcitionS
to
onarcuu
jt
ir.Kluction.
;
was
adequate
for
the
mill
supply,
!
time
mat.
ule
Columbia
i
although
it
was
necessary
to
im-
construction
cr-'w
ar-1
pound
the
water
to
lake
cais
of
the
long
cry
penuus
...
ic
v.
Prince
Rupert,
the
i
THE
DEPARTMENT
of
LANDS
miii
site
could
boast
only
!
mer
and
late
winter
montns.
ine
'
dam
site
selerted
required
the
ini'.huite
dock
left
by
the
m
m
the
end
of
World
'
wading
of
a
pipelin?
from
the
This
dock,
3700
feet
long;
Kloyah
tc
the
mill,
anproximat-:.'
wide,
was
u;;ed
by
the
ely
35.000
feet
away.
The
pipeline
ir
leading
cargo
going
to
is
a
48-inch
wood
stave
p.pe
rt.
and
was
purchased
running
alongside
the
Prince
Company
from
the
Cana-;
Rupert-Terrace
highway.
The
Assets
Administration,
dam
is
a
solid
concrete
structure
ftou-r.
also
left
by
the
incorporating
a
fish
ladder
with
"quickly
converted
into
the
crest
at
a
90
foot
elevation.
buildh;.;
and
Columbia
.
although
stoo
logs
can
be
insert
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
is
forging
ahead
and
we
are
keeping
in
step
NOBLE'S
RADIOS
RECORDS
APPLIANCES
Phone
100
Prince
Rupert
construction
engineers
ed
to
bring
inis
up
w
amn.-business
i
mately
94
feet.
Is
built
on
two
levels!
At
two
stops
along
this
pipe-
m
eruvity
and
thus
make
1
line
it
was
necessary
to
tunne
11
Process
as
economical
through
approximately
1000
feet
ible.
The
higher
level,
64
i
ol
solid
rock,
and
at
both
of
ove
sea
lvvel
is
'the
site
these
tunnels
a
cross
sectional
Pwer
plant,
the
wood
;
area
has
been
mane
aaequ
.
Hp
storage
and
coal
stor-
W
the
omratine
denart-
twice
the
capacity
oi
ine
w-ui...
pipe
ro
that
capacity
can
be
doubled
without
further
rock
tunneling.
Wall
construction
in
the
plant
I'
of
unusual
design,
dictated
by
weather
conditions.
The
walls
are
mafic
of
nrecast
concrete
panels
;re
on
the
lower
level
thj
J"t,
digester
room,
Rcreen
Caching,
chemical
mix-,:P
drying,
finishing
and
rooms,
warehouses
and
'cf
building.
Limestone,
'
and
ch.'mteal
storages
six
feet
high,
ten
feet
wide
and;
and
FORESTS
IN
MAKING
IT
POSSIBLE
FOR
THE
CELANESE
CORPORATION
OF
AMERICA
TO
MAKE
THIS
INVESTMENT
THE
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
CO.,
LTD.
and
STAFF
j
ON
THE
COMPLETION
OF
ITS
ULTRA
MODERN
PLANT
THE
PEOPLE
of
SKEENA
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
ON
THE
REALIZATION
OF
THEIR
LONG
HELD
VISION
OF
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THIS
PART
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLIERIES
LIMITED
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