26A
THE
CIMZEN
Growth
Problems
Tuesday
May
24
1966
B
C
Telephone
Company
has
special
problems
to
deal
with
special
and
unusual
situa
situations
¬
tions
in
the
B
C
Cential
Intenoi
Heie
the
companys
new
snow
vehicle
makes
shoit
woik
of
deep
dnfts
on
the
way
to
a
noimally
inaccessable
lepan
job
EXPANDED
FACILITIES
PROMISED
BY
BX
TEL
A
continuous
expansion
in
BC
Telephone
operations
here
has
been
promised
by
J
Ernest
Richardson
the
companys
top
executive
The
rapid
growth
has
given
our
company
problems
but
wo
are
aware
of
them
and
are
making
progress
in
meeting
them
Mr
Richardson
said
before
leaving
for
Vancouver
after
a
three
day
visit
here
Mr
Richardson
president
of
the
company
said
every
pos
possible
¬
sible
effort
will
be
made
to
keep
up
with
the
growth
taking
place
in
Prince
George
We
will
continue
to
make
progress
by
hiring
new
people
and
by
expanding
our
facilities
here
to
see
that
the
telephone
needs
of
Prince
George
and
this
entire
region
of
the
province
are
met
he
said
Mr
Richardson
promised
SrwsSi
J5S2Si
ws
that
further
expansion
details
will
be
announced
In
the
near
future
During
his
visit
here
Mr
Richardson
met
with
Division
Manager
GordonSmith
district
managers
F
G
McGee
Prince
George
E
R
Lutke
Dawson
Creek
C
L
Dennie
Terrace
and
other
senior
members
of
the
Prince
George
office
He
also
visited
company
operations
in
the
area
SAYS
N0RTHW00D
MAN
SUESj
PLANE
RENTALS
CESSNA
172
to
our
fleet
for
rentals
Shell
Aviation
Products
Prince
George
Airport
LABOR
GROUP
HELPING
STUDENTS
Local
labor
is
taking
an
active
interest
In
high
education
It
is
making
available
a
500
Prince
Coach
Lines
which
six
years
ago
started
a
schedul
scheduled
¬
ed
bus
service
between
Pj
ince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
has
been
sold
to
Canadian
Coacli
ways
of
Edmonton
With
the
sale
reportedly
around
1
million
goes
Rupert
Bus
Lines
a
subsidiary
serving
Prince
Rupert
and
district
When
Prince
Coach
Lines
be
began
¬
gan
in
1959
from
its
Smithers
base
the
central
point
for
serv
serving
¬
ing
the
highway
east
to
Prince
George
and
west
to
Prince
Ru
Rupert
¬
pert
it
had
only
two
buses
Today
Canadian
Coachways
has
a
fleet
of
14
buses
and
a
booming
tour
agency
opera
operation
¬
tion
Speaking
of
growth
which
was
given
a
boost
by
start
of
the
Alaska
state
ferries
operating
between
Southeastern
Alaska
and
Prince
Rupert
Jack
Foote
of
Smithers
operational
mana
manager
¬
ger
said
todays
When
we
started
there
was
only
75
miles
of
pavement
be
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
Now
there
is
less
than
75
miles
of
gravel
Owners
with
Foote
latterly
have
been
a
sister
Mrs
John
Martens
of
Smithers
Harvey
Bradley
of
Kitimat
Richard
Dyck
of
Smithers
Ray
Rear
of
Prince
George
G
B
Phillips
Log
Production
Rises
in
65
VANCOUVER
CP
Log
production
In
British
Columbia
in
19G5
rose
to
9000000000
board
feet
exceeding
the
previ
ous
year
by
114000000
board
feet
E
P
Burchett
retiring
presl
dent
of
the
BC
Loggers
Asso-
elation
told
the
groups
annual
meeting
Wednesday
that
5000
000000
board
feet
of
the
total
cut
was
produced
on
the
Coast
Kraft
Pulp
To
Be
Produced
Among
Best
in
the
World
The
tons
of
kraft
pulp
that
will
begin
rolling
out
of
Prince
George
by
the
carload
within
the
next
few
months
will
be
among
the
best
produced
In
the
world
Thats
the
opinion
of
the
ex
experts
¬
perts
behind
Northwood
Pulp
Limited
which
is
spending
mil
millions
¬
lions
to
bring
its
C25
tons
per
day
Prince
George
mill
on
stream
in
mid
June
The
big
mill
Just
above
the
Fraser
River
about
nine
miles
from
downtown
Prince
George
will
be
something
to
boast
about
says
Northwood
indus
industrial
¬
trial
and
public
relations
man
manager
¬
ager
R1I
Richmond
Northwood
will
rel
heavily
on
the
wood
that
made
the
Cen
Central
¬
tral
Interior
famous
western
white
spruce
mixing
it
with
some
lodgepole
pine
and
a
lit
little
¬
tle
fir
Mr
Richmond
sas
the
blend
researched
by
Mead
Corpora
Corporation
¬
tion
scientists
is
Ideal
for
a
strong
versatile
product
Mead
Corporation
is
a
partner
in
Northwood
with
Noranda
Mines
At
the
top
begins
and
at
the
bottom
ends
tne
actual
conver
conversion
¬
sion
of
wood
chips
into
pulp
Admittedly
when
the
mushy
pulp
leaves
the
bottom
of
the
digester
after
being
cooked
in
strong
chemicals
It
isnt
much
to
look
at
but
the
remainder
of
the
process
will
look
after
that
This
brown
stock
is
dis
discharged
¬
charged
Into
a
blow
tank
where
spent
cooking
liquor
is
washed
out
Trom
the
liquor
incidentally
a
largo
percentage
of
the
chemicals
can
be
recovered
Tho
process
simply
is
toeva
porate
the
liquor
until
it
be
becomes
¬
comes
combustible
when
it
is
fed
into
the
giant
recovery
boil
boiler
¬
er
and
burned
until
chemicals
can
be
reclaimed
later
to
be
re
caustlcized
with
lime
Meanwhile
back
in
the
pulp
pulping
¬
ing
group
the
pulp
slurry
is
going
through
a
sophisticated
yet
simple
purification
and
bleaching
process
Rotary
screens
remove
most
of
the
residual
impurities
before
tho
slurry
moves
into
the
five
stage
bleaching
sys
tem
which
starts
with
chlorina
tion
to
remove
llgnin
and
begin
a
change
in
color
of
the
now
brown
pulp
Largo
storage
and
treatment
tanks
standing
alongside
the
chemicals
to
effect
the
trans
transformation
¬
formation
By
the
time
it
has
completed
the
bleach
wash
cycle
with
a
boost
through
a
caustic
and
chlorine
dioxide
bleaching
stages
the
slurry
is
as
bril
brilliant
¬
liant
as
its
manufacturers
de
desire
¬
sire
it
to
be
Mr
Richmond
says
Noith
wood
will
be
able
to
produce
as
bright
a
pulp
as
any
other
mill
anywhere
The
pulp
is
re
screened
to
remove
residual
dirt
particles
and
moves
on
to
Radiclone
cen
centrifugal
¬
trifugal
cleanors
from
which
it
emerges
a
1C
per
cent
slurry
and
is
pumped
Into
a
high
den
density
¬
sity
storage
tank
at
the
head
of
tho
pump
machine
Northwoods
drying
process
is
a
relatively
new
one
rapid
becoming
common
on
the
mod
modern
¬
ern
pulp
and
paper
industry
Moving
in
a
continuous
sheet
about
232
inches
in
width
over
a
Beloit
wet
end
and
through
a
tpo
L
sr
Tlakt
airborne
drier
the
pulp
emerges
contiinlng
about
10
per
cent
moisture
standard
In
pulp
sales
Northwoods
500
pound
ship
shipping
¬
ping
bales
after
they
have
un
undergone
¬
dergone
the
pressure
of
a
mas
massively
¬
sively
strong
hydraulic
press
will
measure
28
by
32
inches
and
will
be
about
1C
12
inches
deep
The
scene
at
Northwood
as
the
production
target
approach
approaches
¬
es
is
one
of
intense
activity
In
all
but
a
few
Isolated
spots
with
the
exception
of
the
hydraulic
chip
dumping
appara
apparatus
¬
tus
installation
of
heavy
com
components
¬
ponents
is
still
the
order
of
the
day
Next
to
be
handed
over
to
the
company
will
be
the
wood
room
scheduled
for
run
in
during
April
Instrumentation
is
expected
to
come
Into
the
spotlight
else
elsewhere
¬
where
In
the
mill
as
the
heavy
work
nears
an
end
COLUMBIA
AIRLINES
LTD
CHARTER
OR
CONTRACT
GOVERNMENT
APPROVED
FLYING
SCHOOL
we
have
just
added
another
brand
new
John
Bright
Manager
Phone
963
7034
res
564
5029
bursary
to
be
awarded
annually
to
a
grade
12
student
In
Central
nc
Edmonton
Firm
Buys
Prince
Coach
Lines
of
Smithers
Tred
Balrd
who
left
the
organization
earlier
this
year
to
become
a
pilot
for
Okan
agan
Helicopters
and
Ernie
Norman
of
Burns
Lake
Mr
Toote
who
has
been
in
the
transpoitation
business
since
1949
and
once
drove
buses
for
Gieyhound
plans
to
continue
to
work
with
Canadian
Coach
ways
for
another
five
years
Canadian
Coachways
oper
operates
¬
ates
elsewhere
in
not
thorn
BC
and
Alberta
Announcement
of
the
buisary
was
made
in
Prince
George
by
Ross
Inglis
president
of
local
union
1
424
International
Woodworkers
of
America
The
buisaiy
is
tne
lesuitor
a
resolution
at
our
annual
meet
meeting
¬
ing
heie
Mr
Inglis
said
Education
is
no
doubt
one
of
our
labors
main
Interests
In
these
days
of
rapid
technolo
technological
¬
gical
change
It
shows
too
that
labor
does
Indeed
play
a
part
in
the
community
he
said
Applicants
must
be
a
member
of
or
a
son
01
daughter
of
a
member
or
deceased
member
of
the
IWA
to
qualify
for
the
award
It
will
allow
the
student
to
attend
any
university
technical
school
or
college
In
B
C
I
think
its
a
wonderful
idea
said
George
Bevan
prin
cipal
of
Prince
George
Senior
Secondaty
school
and
a
member
of
the
bursary
committee
Its
the
first
time
here
organized
labor
rather
than
management
or
seivlce
clubs
have
taken
a
step
in
the
direc
direction
¬
tion
of
encouraging
people
to
continue
their
ed
ication
ho
said
They
are
showing
their
con
concern
¬
cern
in
an
active
rather
than
a
passive
way
It
shows
labor
is
thinking
ultimately
of
free
education
This
is
a
step
towaids
that
Mr
Bevan
said
Laboi
had
long
advocated
free
tuition
foi
qualified
students
Mr
Bevan
said
scholai
ships
piesented
by
labor
and
manage
management
¬
ment
are
the
first
Indication
that
government
will
ultimately
have
to
take
it
over
Wherever
youve
had
apro-
LTD
gram
of
helping
people
and
It
becomes
a
popular
program
governments
usually
adopt
It
I
believe
education
should
be
free
Mr
Inglis
said
as
union
funds
permit
more
scholarships
could
be
made
available
in
the
future
The
union
area
where
the
bursary
will
be
available
stretches
from
100
Mile
House
to
the
Yukon
border
and
from
the
Alberta
border
to
Cedar
vale
But
most
of
its
members
live
In
the
Prince
George
area
Application
forms
for
the
bursal
y
are
available
from
sen
senior
¬
ior
high
schools
within
the
boundaries
of
local
1
424
Mr
Inglis
said
applicants
will
be
Judged
on
scholastic
ability
and
by
special
achievement
or
piomisc
det7tmnas
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