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in
one
of
British
Columbia:
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new
most
imDortant
industries
Cctiitnctioa
on
the
purged
cellules?
pIAnt
of
Columb-i
Cellules?
CoaipAar.
Limited,
on
Watson
Island,
near
Prince
Rupert
is
proceeding
t
x
sitistactory
i:e
with
more
thin
men
it
work.
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nd
similar
services.
A
large
unit
tor
aushicg
and
grading
aggregate
.
and
mixing
concrete
is
also
ia
fall
operation.
This
cellulose
plant
is
a
signiticaat
contribution
to
the
development
ot
the
Pacmc
North
West
in
many
vays.
Specially
dnigncd
to
produce
purged
cellulose
to
be
made
into
textiles
and
plastics,
it
riil
not
compete
with
but
will
supplement
other
pulp
and
paper
mills
in
British
Columbia,
providing
a
nem-
market
for
tic
products
of
British
Columbia
forests.
Large
sca'e
ioggir-g
operations
will
be
required
to
supply
this
ml.
In
accordance
with
a
Forest
Management
Licence,
the
forests
within
the
licence
area
will
be
harvested
to
provide
a
sustained
vield
of
timber
ror
t-e
rr.;J
and
a
perprrua
growth
of
timber
in
the
forest.
Better
proc-ct
from
disease
and
rlre
will
result
in
healthier
forests
and
wi
help
to
conserve
the
natural
resources
ox
the
Proriace.
Footings
and
foundation
walls
have
been
poured
for
the
omct
and
pulp
storage
buildup
md
ibr
most
of
the
main
pulp
proves
buaiings,
and
the
structural
steel
for
several
of
these
bui'iin;?
has
already
bten
erevted.
A
large
part
or
the
route
of
the
wa:?r
lir
e
has
btr.
cleare-d
ad
t-in.
is
tbrarard.
Two
of
the
tunnels
have
been
suned
ind
ore?
t
feet
of
rjarel
already
drili.
The
principal
construction
service
shops
are
ia
operation
tor
K-ncin
tei-orcing
steel
productng
forrr.s
tor
pounng
concrete,
casting
roof
construction
epruert.
supplvicg
tesporar.-
pvwer.
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OIUMBIA
CELLULOSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
,
Frxnce
Rupert,
British
Columbia