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« Page. 4 Lands and Forests Five of the large operators - Geo. Gordon Company, J. B. Smith Company, Wm. Milne & Sons, Canadian Johns - Manville Company and Field Lumber Com- pany have started their season's logging operations. These opera- tions require six scalers plus as- The - Haileyburian - Fhursday, 'September',-21,,.1961 sistants. Further to the above, we have one scaler at Canadian Johns- Manville and one at Consolidated Paper Corporation Licence-in Best and French Townships. There are also four scalers, one to each Management Unit - Nipissing, Mat- tawa, Jocko and Cobalt. - This makes a total of twelve scalers and six assistants at present. date. By November, when a number of small operators start cutting, the total will be increased to two sealers and three or four assistants. We expect approximately the same cut as last year which would be fifty-seven and one-half million feet board measure and thirty- three thousand cords of pulpwood. The district has played host dur- ing the past few days to Dr. An- gus Hills of the Research Branch at Maple and J. R. M. Williams of the Silviculture Section of this De- partment in Toronto. Both are working on soil and site classifica- tion of the North Bay District at present. Both visits are appropriate at the present, inasmuch as the forest- ers in the district are in the pro- cess of drawing -up -management plans for the various forest: units. For this a knowledge of the range of conditions within each unit is of vital-importance. The growth of trees is entirely dependent on the conditions to be faced by them. This includes major. and local climatic conditions, soil structure, nutrients, moisture, relations and biological considerations. With a knowledge of these fac- tors, the unit forester is in a much _ better position to determine what problems are to be faced, their magnitude and the best means ot facing them. Bice ed vvace Here's your road car, ride car, pride car! Pontiac rolls into '62 with: new style and grace. It's bolder, with a crisp low silhouette. It's fresh-styled, from the new twin-scoop grille that says Pontiac" a block away, to its cleanly curving taillights. It's the road-worthiest, pride-pleasingest | 4 Striking new taillights highlight the impeccable styling of the . 62 Pontiac's rear deck car to come down the road for 62! += "xt Star. C ay) DAZZUIN "MODELS IN EXCITING SERIE -% Tempest -- : ~ Strato-Chief . Catalina -*% Bonneville " Grand Pr ayslgon 1OUS _A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER SEPTEMBER 21 - STRATO-CHIEF Laurentian 4-Door Sedan si Commanding new style! brim-full of value to send the thrifty ones Pontiac-shopping right away! Why goon just being | a Pontiac-watcher, when Strato-Chief makes it so easy to ownone! Whitewall tires opti Parisienne Sport Sedan ARENA With Pontiac's smooth unruffled ride. With serene Pontiac silence and feather-light steer- ing control With Pon- tiac's boldly elegant air of good breeding. Com~ fort and good taste go wherever this one goes! wy in, PONTIAC P-162D And £ I at extra cost P.H. Armstrong Motors Ltd. Pontiac - Buick - Vauxhall - G.M.C. T ME FAS82 so ce co rucks - - Bedford Vans LAKE SHORE ROAD NEW LISKEARD