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_ PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Wednesday. September 1, 1976

PROGRESS - EDITION

Nooeceone 090000000000¢000000000000000000 Forestry

Finished lumber, cedar transformed into wood chips
poles, and wood chips are for the pulp mills in Kitimat
the principal products of the and Prince Rupert. In ad-

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Haugland, and Kerr, a produce everything from
‘pioneer’? company, and .survey stakes to rough-cut

 McGillis and Gibbs, are the bridge timbers.
major exporters of cedar A further 100 men are

poles to the national and E ;
international markets. employed in the contracting
. Fence posts and cedar business hauling loads of
‘shakes are manufactured logs weighing as much as 90

from the under size topsand [ons on outsize trucks
over size butts. Two ultra- Costing In excess of $130,000
modern sawmills, Canadian each. More men and
Cellulose and Price-Skeena, equipment maintain the
employ almost 500 men and hundreds of miles of logging
women in the processing of roads that provide weekend
cedar, hemlock, spruce, and public _access to excelient
fir from the surrounding hunting, fishing, and picnic

forests. Waste wood is areas.

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