The
building
which
will
house
the
recovery
boiler
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Prince
George
Golden
Jubilee
Edition
The
Citi2en
May
20
1965
15A
PULP
MILLS
CHANGE
CITY
FACE
Chip
dumper
hoists
cars
like
dinky
toys
Its
Big
Big
Business
Three
pulp
mills
are
schedul
scheduled
¬
ed
to
be
built
In
Prince
George
One
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
Ltd
Is
well
along
with
Its
84
million
800
tons
per
day
mill
Northwoods
65
million
mill
started
later
but
Is
advancing
rapidly
and
had
the
silk
hat
distinction
of
being
the
first
to
receive
chips
for
eventual
pro
processing
¬
cessing
in
its
plant
A
third
mill
Intercontinen
Intercontinental
¬
tal
still
is
in
the
tentative
stage
although
a
pulpwood
har
harvesting
¬
vesting
area
has
been
allocated
to
It
Intercontinental
is
a
com
company
¬
pany
formed
by
Prince
George
Pulp
and
a
German
firm
Feld
muhle
A
G
Its
initial
proposal
was
for
a
600-ton-per-day
mill
to
be
built
at
a
cost
of
65
million
on
a
site
adjacent
to
Prince
George
Pulp
Its
entire
output
had
been
spoken
for
in
advance
The
photo
story
on
this
and
the
preceeding
page
deals
en
entirely
¬
tirely
with
PG
Pulp
as
its
more
advanced
construction
permits
the
reader
a
better
idea
of
what
Is
involved
in
these
tremendous
projects
Putting
together
an
84-mil-llon
pulp
and
paper
plant
is
a
complex
task
And
when
it
is
a
Joint
venture
of
Canadian
Forest
Products
in
Vancouver
and
the
Reed
Paper
Group
of
London
England
additional
complica
complications
¬
tions
creep
in
For
example
some
of
the
engineering
for
the
new
mill
was
done
in
Vancouver
some
in
England
and
some
in
Quebec
where
the
principal
Canadian
subsidiary
of
Reed
is
Anglo
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills
Limited
in
Quebec
City
In
one
month
a
teletype
mes
message
¬
sage
machine
In
project
eng
eer
Les
Hempsalls
office
han
handled
¬
dled
1500
messages
sent
and
received
And
a
duplicating
machine
copying
documents
and
engin
engineering
¬
eering
drawings
turned
out
15
000
pieces
of
work
in
the
same
month
Hempsall
calculates
the
ma
machine
¬
chine
will
turn
out
up
to
250
000
copies
before
the
job
is
over
In
Eastern
Canada
and
other
centres
around
the
world
ex
expediting
¬
pediting
companies
make
sure
that
ordered
materials
turn
up
In
Prince
George
on
the
date
they
are
needed
or
find
re
replacements
¬
placements
for
equipment
unavoidably
delayed
Its
Just
like
an
army
organ
organization
¬
ization
says
Hempsall
Its
a
tremendous
big
job
just
to
keep
It
going
When
you
consider
that
the
plant
must
be
ready
to
accept
machinery
ordered
a
year
and
a
half
ago
for
delivery
on
a
cer
certain
¬
tain
date
youcan
understand
the
problem
Construction
Is
mostly
on
tithe
The
weather
hurt
us
a
bit
and
some
heaters
we
ordered
didnt
work
out
We
are
Just
getting
them
going
now
But
engineer
Hempsall
es
estimated
¬
timated
last
month
constructioi
work
Is
40
per
cent
complete
about
on
target
for
the
May
1966
start
up
of
one
productlo
line
and
July
1966
start
up
oi
the
other
He
holds
a
weekly
schedul
scheduling
¬
ing
meeting
with
officials
o
Marwell
Construction
the
gen
general
¬
eral
contractors
Work
schedulesforeveryurlt
of
the
giant
Job
are
drawn
up
with
such-and-such
a
unit
to
be
for
example
80
per
cent
com
complete
¬
plete
by
the
following
week
Its
important
that
the
build
building
¬
ing
Is
ready
for
mechanical
work
to
start
on
schedule
he
explains
If
were
three
months
be
behind
¬
hind
a
year
from
now
It
will
be
Impossible
to
catch
up
the
dif
difference
¬
ference
In
three
months
Last
month
the
first
and
most
vital
part
of
the
mechani
mechanical
¬
cal
Installation
got
underway
That
is
the
laying
down
of
the
sole
plates
for
the
huge
paper
making
machines
They
must
go
down
dead
level
and
engineers
and
workmen
spend
days
adjusting
each
plate
on
tie
down
bolts
with
shims
Once
set
the
rest
of
the
machinery
will
be
Installed
piece
by
piece
An
overall
view
of
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
Ltd
plant
now
under
construction
across
the
Nechako
River
from
Prince
George
Two
taller
structures
are
the
recovery
boiler
building
and
that
housing
the
mills
kiln
Some
idea
of
the
perspective
is
given
by
realization
the
boiler
building
is
16
stories
tall
The
mill
warehouse
will
be
capable
of
storing
up
8000
tons
of
pulp
in
yard
square
sheets
and
4000
tons
of
paper
Completion
date
is
scheduled
to
be
one
year
from
this
month
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