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Kurt
Duiiy
Incvy-.
Monday,
June
11.
1951
Fish
Protected
.as
Water
I
Pr.
Rupert
Facts
FOOD
Significance
of
New
Mill
The
magazine
Pulp
and
Paper,
published
In
Seattle,
halls
the
new
dissolving
pulp
mill
of
Co
Provided
For
Pulp
Mill
RAILWAY
AND
SHIPPING
FACILITIES
Prince
Rupert
is
the
northern
terminal
of
the
Canadian
Na
congratulations'
to
Columbia
Cellulose
One
of
the
main
requirements
of
a
pulp
mill;
is
a
bountiful
supply
of
water,
and
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
has
obtained
the
water
rights
of
a
chain
lumbia
Cellulose
Co.
at
Prince
ENJOY
Rupert
not
only
a
a
develop
OU'LL
ment
likely
to
revolutionize
the
economy
of
northwestern
British
COMPANY
LIMITED
of
lakes,
Prudhomme,
Taylor
and
EJiana
to
the
outlet
of
which
a
six-and-a-half
mile
wooden
pipeline
has
been
built.
'
ZZZZ
,
mon
in
the
Cloyah
River.
From
this
watershed
a
yield
of
j
Q
t
inspectlon
tour
0f
tional
Railway
and
the
company
employs
a
large
number
of
men
in
connection
with
its
shops,
yards,
vessels
and
train
crews,
and
administrative
offices,
all
of
which
contribute
largely
to
the
business
of
the
port.
The
railway
company
owns
and
operates
a
large
dry
dock
capable
of
accommodating
vestals
up
to
twenty
thousand
tons.
In
its
yards
the
building
and
repairing
of
vessels,
r
I,
'1
8C
000.000
gallons
a
aay
is
ex-
,he
dam
by
0ame
commissioner
pectea.
t-reseni
necus
"c
jamei
Cunningham,
he
said:
.reeling.
11.000.000
nallons
a
day
which
'This
Is
the
finest
fish
ladder
Columbia
but
as
a
significant
step
in
a
widespread
change
In
the
industrial
use
of
pulp.
"It
should
no
longer
be
regarded
as
odd
to
speak
of
wood-pulp
Intended
for
dresses,
men's
suitings,
carpets
and
drapes,"
writes
Rex
Vincent
in
this
journal,
which
devotes
a
20
page
section
to
the
new
mill.
"Not
many
year
ago
this
field
of
woodpulp
production
was
vary
narrow
and
was
referred
to
as
only
a
fraction
of
the
total
production
of
wood-
I've
seen
anywhere.
scows,
etc.,
require
tne
services
of
a
large
number
of
skilled
will
ultimately
be
increase
to
about
37,000,000.
To
provide
an
intake
for
the
pipe
line
a
dam
was
built
at
THE
PIPE
LINE
The
pipe-line,
48
inches
In
craftsmen
and
laborers.
It
has
built
steel
cargo
boats
as
large
diameter,
travels
more
than
six
as
8800
tons
gross,
also
mine
Prudhomme
Lake
Impounding
:
a
.
thg
contour
of
600,
.
.
.
storage
reservoir
covering
-XCPDtlon
of
three
sweeDers
for
the
Navy.
There
WHEN
IN
TOWN
EAT
AT
THE'
GRAND
CAFE
"A
GRAND
PLACE
TO
EAT"
...mini
Avenue
and
6ixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
are
several
other
ship
yards
In
O
on
their
Mill
Opening
O
Wrathalls
.f;
Photo
Finishing
COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHERS
'
';
the
port
catering
to
the
fishing
pulp.
This
latter
statement
Is
acres.
The
23
4-foot
long
torn
,
fe
u
t
Watson
blocks
the
Intake
of
the
Cloyah
;
River.
The
maximum
height
of
Lh
tho
nnn-overflow
dam
is
28
feet
I
Future
water
demands
will
be
industry,
building
new
Doais
ana
still
applicable,
but
only
when
one
refrp
to
the
'total
produc
making
repairs.
TELEPHONE
SYSTEM
and
the
top
of
the
spillway,
01
met
with
another
pip-
line
for
feet
long,
is
10
feat
lower
Princa
Rupert
owns
and
operates
its
own
telephone
system
tion
of
woodpulp.
,
In
1950,
it
Is
pointed
out.
total
North
American
production
of
bleached
suiphita
pulp
for
paper
for
market
was
an
estimated
which
provision
has
been
made
by
providing
two
intakes
at
the
dam.
The
last
section
of
the
line
is
carried
on
a
wooden
trestle,
1,400
and
the
present
number
of
con
nactiAne
rartCFD
hptu.'Pfn
2200
and
Since
the
dam
is
built
across
a
salmon
spawning
stream,
a
fish
ladder
has
been
installed
by
Columbia
Cellulose
engineers
working
in
conjunction
with
the
Department
of
Phone
feet
long
over
Wainwright
basin,
2300.
The
system
is
being
ex-a
tidal-water
arm,
to
the
mill.
'
tended
to
take
care
of
400
appli-
.
!
cations.
The
telephone
system
is
manu
!
095.000
tons,
whereas
production
i
of
dissolving
pulp,
such
as
.
Is
j
being
manufactured
by
the
Cel-j
anese
Corp.
subsidiary
at
Prince
j
Ruptrt,
is
estimated
at
nearly
1
800,000
tons.
I
Wrwn
the
full
effect
of
ex-
For
the
ascent
of
the
spawn-
Tha
411-irij'h
nii-vd
linn
uhinh
.....
.
.
,.
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15
TAXI
Ino-
salmon
a
series
of
concrete
,
",
D1"
lne
-lly
18
Brauuauy
Ktonn
S3?
SmW
,
cmMCt'
ftullhl,nlne
"iwrrklng
towards
an
automatic
taffies
form
pools
one
nigner
wim
Watgon
isand
puip
mm
D
tes
the
of
than
the
other
until
crest
Columbia
Cellulose
is
35,000
feet
pansion
such
as
at
Prince
Rupert!
the
dam
is
reached.
A
similar
long.
At
two
points
it
goes
SEWERAGE
SYSTEM
is
analyzed
it
will
be
shown
j
form
of
descant
puts
the
salmon
lake
goid
roclc
by
meang
o
Prince
Rupert
is
adequately
that
dissolving
pulps
are
being,
on
the
other
side
in
the
:e;
ved
by
sewers.
1000-foot
tunnels.
produced
in
North
America
to
a
water.
-
...
.
for
SERVICE
greater
extent
than
Is
bleached
;
Another
s
a
1
m
o
n
-
conserving
;
sulphite
pulp
for
market
mills,
feature
has
been
constructed
for
Greetings
To
(oLiinL
o
via
R.
E.
MORTIMER
REAL
ESTATE.
ond
INSURANCE
353
Third
Avenue
T
,
i
i
Is
Happy
to.-
join
in
Congratulating
:
COLUMBIA
:
CELLULOSE
o5e
't
t
...,M..
"
1.
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s
j
-1
i
I1
-i
For
the
past
decade,
consump-
the
small
sockeye
fry
when
they
tion
of
cotton,
wool
and
man-
start
down
the
Cloyah
on
their
made
fibres
hag
been
increasing,
way
ts
tidal
water.
The
fry
are
but
the
consumption
of
man-
(
led
into
a
concrete
storage
basin
made
fibres
has
Increased
more
and
are
prevented
from
entering
rapidly
than
either
cotton
or;
the
pipe-line
by
a
diesel-driven
wool.
Part
of
this
has
been
due
screen
which
picks
them
up
and
tc
tha
more
desirable
character-j
"jet
propels''
them
with
powerful
istics
resulting
from
use
of
high-
streams
of,
water
to
safety
into
ly
controlled
chemical
fibres
such
the
mam
river
stream,
us
being
produced
in
British
I
The
whole
scheme
was
design-Columbia
and
part
to
cotton
and
'
ed
to
prevent
any
damage
to
wool
pricing
themselves
out
of
commercial
runs
of
sockeye,
certain
uses.
'
spring,
steelhead
and
coho
sal-
from
For
the
part
it
will
play
in
the
progress
of
our
community,
we
extend
our
Best
Wi'.hc;
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited
To-
H
Company
Limited
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
(Member
of
Florist
Telegraph
8ervices
and
International
Florists
SERVICE
ALL
OVER
THE
WORLD
FLOWERS
FOR
ALL
OCCASIONS
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
777
P.O.
BoxlO
.
.
..
On
the
Opening
of
its
Great
New
Plant
!
A
Hearty
Welcome
to
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
-
....
'
I
.
t.
1
.
,
.
This
Northern
Area
will
benefit
greatly
by
your
establishment
and
operation.
Island
City
Builders'
Supplies
Building
Materials
and
Pittsburgh
Paints
505
McBride
Street
8
a
ok
Toe
R
Northland
Dairy
BULKLEY
VALLEY
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
o
y
q
in
CANADA
OF
i
Extends
Congratulations
to
A
COIUMB
t
,rT
...
v
,"1
t
iimm
1
,mi-
...
A
Congratulations
.
.
.
TO
THE
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
On
the
opening
of
their
new
plant
PETER
PAN
GIFT
SHOP
BOOKS
-
CARDS
-
NOVELTIES
CHINA
WARE
SOUVENIRS
SMOKERS'
SUPPLIES
I
for
Service
and
Dependability
'
CELLULOSE
I
I
ALL
3S3
TAXI
ANYTIME
....
ANYWHERE
A.
E.
SMITH
LIMITED
COMPANY
LIMITED
On
the
Completion
of
its
Pulp
Mill
Plant
at
Prince
Rupert.
Wecome
and
Best
Wishes
THE
SUCCESSFUL
CULMINATION
OF
THIS'
IMMENSE
PROJECT
MARKS
AN
IMPORTANT
MILESTONE
IN
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THIS
AREA
-AND
DEMONSTRATES
A
STRONG
FAITH
IN
THE
FUTURE
OF
OUR.
NORTH.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
shawSe
mink
DIHYBRIDS
FOR
SAPPHIRE
.
SILVER
BLUE
ALEUTIAN
and
KOHUK
.
NORTHWEST
MINK
FOR
NORTHWEST
RANCHERS
400
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
Special
Prices
for
July
Delivery
T.
N.
ROWE
Owner
and
Manager
11th
Ave.
E.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
P.O.
Box
13SOB
VISITORS
WELCOME
who
were
pleased
to
supply
all
the
fruit
and
vegetables
during
the
construction
period,
Congratulate
Columbia
Cellulose
COMPANY
On
the
opening
of
this
great
new
Prince
Rupf
rt
Branch:
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Manager
:
Terrace
Brpnch:
H.
M.
WIGHTMAN,
Manager
industrial
undertaking
p"
m