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MONTREAL ‘CP)—Pulp and sleeping quarters and other cat-|000 tons

Pulp, Paper Production

paper production

in sorthern ering Quebec will get a shot in the has constructed recreation,

to produce facilities the company tobacco board and paper prod-

arm with construction of a $62,-'buildings for the isolated work- ucts with allied uses.

500,000 pulp mill by Dominion [Tar and Chemical Co. Ltd. at Lebel-sur-Quevillon. | An initial construction con- jtract of $7,000,000 was awarded | Thursday and by early 1967 the mil) will be turning out 850 tons jof high quality, bleached kra& pulp for use by Domtar sub- sidiaries and the excess for export to Europe and the United States.

The company also must build a town to house the 300 persons to be employed in the mill and

the dependants of another 1,200 128

employees required for wood- harvesting operations

The present economy of the area, 300 miles northwest of Montreal, is based on sawmills, from which the new mill will

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The mill will be the largest bleached kraft pulp mill in Eastern Canada using a contin- uous digester process.

SITE IS PREPARED | Preparation of the site was carried out during the winter. The initial construction contract of Canada Ltd. will cover buildings. foun- dations, sewers, water lines and a fire protection system

More than 50,000,000 gallons of water a day wil! flow to the

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By B. JAY BECKER

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At Red Rack, Ont., the com- pany has

ers. The nearest ‘town, Senne- terre, is 530 miles away.

| However, the new milt-is not (lide pulping system which will

, s nd con- Domtar’s only project under increase the poping a

way at present, but part of aitainer-board capacity at the $100,000.000 expansion program | mill.

in Ontario and . | AINTIN:

At the company's Windsor, STEAL P ee Que, pulp mill, modificat } , Ital ‘AP) ~ are being made to the pulp | nA GUee. oe stolen an esti. drier to increase its daily ca-| $100,000 worth of old pacity to 250 tons a day from| waintings and archeologi-

70 tons and a new bleach proc- ess will increase bleach plant capacity to 500 tons a day from

cal treasures from the Sicilian castle of Parisian Count .Gae-

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plant and company townsite | : from nearby lake Quevillon. fe \Cost of the townsite is included \ pes im the total cost i$. “It will develop part of the Abitibi area which ts classed as | ! Bs a depressed,” said a Domtar | \ spokesman. ‘There is little doubt that it will attract busi- ix jhesses f6 Service the people kK, working there.” { A CNR spur line to the site will carry construction supplies, % jand eventually -remove pulp. A | 5 ky a road and a‘temporary air strip, I ait ; |to Re replaced by a permanent | ee one, are other features planned. WORKERS GET AMENITIES Si NG SMG At present 225 j neta workers are at the site and the oy figure is expected to reach 1,200' Le |by next winter. Apart from 7 sno te GROUNDHOG e |10.30—Proyect “65 ARE NOT HOGS AT ALL. JUST TO Se x a 11.30—News and Regional Weather Cm me Nene ee ete er THE A 11.35—Starlight Serenade - - eh - CBA RADIO ak vohony DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 2. Rowing 17. Aneasy [LIHIAIDA) UO IE | 7:00—CBC News 1. Lettuce implement job: sl | BORER NER —@ | 7:30—Iniend and Marine Weather 4. Rodent 3. Deadlock _ 20. Rave i SmAr OWL ome Pa ae and Music For Sunday 9. River-bank 4.A pasty 21. Wrong MeN SS Ni oy cao 8:00—CBC News stairway: cement 25. Far: SEE 8:15—Music For India 5. Mystic comb. WIEISMES PTE 8:45—World Church News 10. Guerrilla word: form A AMET ' 9:00—CBC News tactic Hindu | 27. Yearn- MIETOL TAIN 9:05—Postmark UK 12. Vex 6. White> = ings ~*~ ast 9:30—Inland Weather 56 See : yam ee Ap 5 kag 9:45~ 16. Suburban " bodies level Yesterday's Anewer ; 1040-belter mete Mopesine land 8. Landed 31. Slants tt 10:30—Halifax Orchestre 18. Weaken property 33. Buries 43. Born Ab 11:00—CBC News 19. Scattering 9. 34. Apart 45. Negative PY 11:03—Inland end Marine Weather | | 22- Tellurium: 1. Desired S7.Anger . of NCO x ‘hte ; sym. 18. Female * 39. Made, as 47. Road: 11.1$—Looking Through The ae b. O89 pig s — 11.30—How Do You Seys Hello? 2 Move os cloth abbr. ; a dray : |12:30—Pratiey At The Movies | 100—Flanders’ Field rn 1:59—D.0. Time’ Signal 28. Dessert _ . 2:00—CBC News 29. Conspicuous ——} - C 2:03—Capitel . . Pee 2:30—Concerts From Two Worlds ee os = pa 28 3:30—Church of The Air Laan i‘ SB : 4:00—CBC News 35. Near to a j 4:30—Sports me 38. Actor: —— * ‘ eaghe e 5.00—Projact “65 "The Man From Ayers, aera: wom e 40. Shore * - ; Dm 6:00-CBC News 41. Music note ON ee Weather and Sports Scores | 49 ghake 8 = P™ |. |... s Hiri 6:15—Across Ceneda, Who's Who — - On Parliament Hill 7 by 6:30—Carl Tapscott Singers 44. Wrote = af 5 7:00—Music Diary “| 46. Venerate 13 SF | | 7.30—Red and Charles 48. Apple | 8:00—intro To Sunday Nite center - | @.20—88C Transcription Music er i. | 10.25—Weekend Review and 50. -ems | Our Special Speaker DOWN 7, |10:30—Intro Te Sunday “Nite 1. Not ; — - —— | Part 2 ornate rst eta : | sapctee een DAILY ORYPTOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: ViOKe BAS , 12:03—Sports Scores, inland. and eer ckeeaee ol — iy Marine Weather i LONGFELLO ‘ wae $ One letter stands for another. In this\sample A is used . A aaa whe” for the three L's, X for the two O's, ete. Single'letters, apos- 3 ie aie Re trophies, the and formation of the words are all hints. ae cath a oe Each day the code letters are different. | bait + ii | FX MM XFSBM oOGP Se Bra- sii trumps at once, Commen pre.| GAA2, 207 META mee mesa | 7 . dence dictates that he should V Bee 3 ‘ not a one queen, ; et The diamonds are the are divided 2-2 : her diamond play Kir : A . out all right, but if sie as ; . am +i has ~ <aealieaie \ trumps, not even a doctor = As P “Whee West iste tot, cies Mes AND , ‘ the suit, winning Mes. PLAN the queen. A heart ic TAKIN’ diamond, the F ait the and t rial Seats towed : ks * —in the hope of find. |. ~ i ia : oes See hte OR Cal | eee rarecrnese| LIN he | no : oat

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