CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1961

-RGMP Book Tells of Lifo in ‘Community of
Alexander Fiord, Most Norfherly. Detachment}.

‘There's a " pollcomen for every
ouee residents 2 the Uttle Cana

Alert, another weather station 250
miles north — tn fact the moat ener

‘Kinnai rd. Se ocials

Mrs, J. Kaufman, Phone 365-5488
The baptism of Valerie Marie

isitars of Mr. and rs,
aon ‘Richards “have been Mra,

Fiord,
eNot that ‘are? is any crime
among the population of 18,

0 ate ROMP contables and
two more are Eskimo special con-
stables, married with families,

Alexandra Fiord is the most
northern’ ROMP detachment, sitting
670 miles from the pole, emphasiz-

Although there {s no crime to
4 RomMP|®

therly he
world, Water source: Iceberg bite in
winter, hauled’ by dogs,’ :

“Crime — none,” Says a lacoule
note: The work consists mainly'‘of
cooking and housekeeplzig, painting
and repairing detachment equip-
ment and hunting (seal, rabbit,
walrus) dog feed... work clothes
‘are. most suitable for this detach-
ment.”

Farther south, in Frobisher,
fnere js a eerent ornare -

Feport,;'a recently

booklet exhaustively surveys Alex-
andra 'Fiord’s climate,'game, dis-
tance from other organizations, mall
service, recreation ‘atid clothing fa-
ahions,

‘The ‘booklet ‘gives the same
treatment “to: the force's: other 48
northern detachments, up
to Yellowknife with its traffic pro-
blems, There: are about 170 RCMP,
special constables, atenographers
heist other evillan’ help :in the 49

Fotis book ia! catted ‘Hoyal Gas:
adian Mounted Police in Canada’s

North. An appropriate subtitle |

might be: What every young: would.
be recruit should know before Join-
ing Rarthiet rete

Take ‘the Alexandra Fiord-de-
tichment 8s & not untypical exam-
ple of life In the eastern Arctic.
‘Winter temperatures are well below
zero but “seldom as extreme as
many points ‘farther south.” Sun |cure
disappears in mid-Octeber, reap~

weather station 125 miles north-
‘West on the island's other coast and

Population of 760 akimoe, 180 non=
Eskimos and four single meinbers of
the’ ROMP plus ‘a special ‘constable
and two members of the ROMP alr
wing.”

+ Crime in this settlement of
cocktail lounges, U.S, Alr Force per-
sonnel,‘scheduled airliners, schools,
dentists, badminton, hockey “and
general nightlife, y

“There is a variety of crime at
Frobisher Bay and ‘law enforcement,
is,.8_ full-time matter," the peck
says dryly,”

Elsewhere in the north, duties

Soerenaey, Sentists and censustak-

oe einalty, ®& cautionary note for
single young men:
Mat the present time and for
many years to'come, members will
find it At practioally impossible to se-
married actommodation, police
or or otherwise, ‘should’ they marry
while in the Northwest Territories.”
‘What’ married” quarters there
fre go'to senior men or those mar-

tied before transferred ins

rt was Friday ‘at
2 pm. in'st. Rita’s church when
Rev, Father E. Brophy officlated
for the infant'daughter of Mr, and
Mra, ‘Terry Cormier, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Paul were godparents. '' ‘
Here for the occasion were the
infants grandparents, Mr, and’ Mra;
J.'R,” Cormier’ of Prince’ Rupert.
They are visiting until “Thursday
when Terry Cormier will accompany

“brother ;and sister-i

Mar. Sind Mrs: Dal Makay and family

‘ visit ‘Mx.and’ Mrs, Nick or-
Jesky ‘Mrs,’ Orlesky's daughter,

. Karen‘ Neel’ snd David, Mrs,
Neel and tier’ 14-month-old son ao-
cornpanted ‘the

his parents to to attend
‘wedding celebration among
friends at the coast,

Yvonne ‘Mitchell: “is attending
Victoria, College’ having commencetl
Sept: 18, She ‘and her’ mother;: Mrs.
Frank Mitchel! travelled to Victoria
that’ weekend accompanied by Mrs,
A. Creighton. They ‘visited Dr. and
Mrs, G,'H.'Page and other ‘friends
in Duncahh and Vancolver.

* NRése Marie Buckna is attending
Notre ‘Dame Collegé ‘this’ year,

.|Jage Commission “and their wives

ere visiting 1H. Vernon * this week
where’ the’ men are attending ‘the
Union of BO." Municipalities. Con-
vention, Travelling to Vernon Tues-
day were Mr.'and ‘Mrs, Gerald Rist,
Mr.-and Mrs, Carl Zoeblich, Mr. and

Mrs, J. “Héndricka and Ron Giles.

<Pinauelng arrangements for the
Alberta’ West Newsprint project at

Gorrion ‘D. McNab, president of Al-
berta “,Weat *Forest Products Corr.
poration, Limited has revealed. /
A start on mill construction and
the woodlands ‘roads shonld:be an-
nounced within a very few days, ae

FOCUS ON

CANADA

sald.
~The financial” house handling
the arrangements -has consented .to
grant énts of Alberta a first

province......-.-

Area:—Land, $44,092 square miles; water, no 400
square~’ miles; "total, 412,582: The.

opportunity to purchase the com
mon

‘The Alberta government as cus-
todians of the forests, and the man-
agement ‘of ‘the ‘company ‘as the
controlling: interest were most an-
xious to have this priority for. Al-
bertans. © ao
Ata meeting at Edmonton leat
week thé ‘financial’ underwriter
agreed to the stipulation,
“We intend,” Mr. McNab sald,

"| to have constriction of both news-

Print plant arid access roads as well
advanced .as possible. before winter
weather becomes @ serious hand!-
cap, te

is ex.

poms —. Toronto

Ontario, Erie and Huron.
Climate

*<Harsh in the north, moderate with
abundant rainfall in south.’ Record low. y femperature.
is —73 degrees-F. at lroquois Falls, BA :
i Dollar value of main products by ber cent: Fac *
tory, 74.1%; farm, 19.5%: mine, 6.4%.

Ontario leads the ‘other

1,412,207.) < -

" Terraln—Northern On-
tario is a vast land. of the
Laurentian Plateau,’ of
ancient, mineral-Fich rock
covered with forests and
broken by a labyrinth of
rivers, and lakes. Nine-

of
pected to commence within 22 mon-

: | ths of the start of construction.”:

ganizing group .has heen working
and investing substantial sums for

ments. necessary for a sound news-
print producing company. ~

‘These elements include apprai-
sing and obtaining forest licenses
and reserves; obtaining independent
and studies of mar-

tenths of the

live. in thé: périinstla-
southwest oft Ottawa and
framed by the St: La
rence River ‘and"! Lak

;[Rets and peper making costs; . in-

vestigating transportation coste and

technical team.

who have done this work will main-
tain effective ‘control of the opera-

:Iing: company. when public sale of

securities is completed a few weeks
from now,” hé declared. The opera-
ting so that

Whitecourt ‘are almost completed,’

four years, putting together the ele-)-~ '***

obtaining the services of an impres-|°
“falve management and © competent

“The same'group of Albertans

Construction of Pulp. and
Newsprint | Plant Starts |
Soon. in Alberta es

holders uly. Informed on develop-
ments,”
ret belleve this appointment of

an ‘Snformational director spéaks for’
itself tn! “indicating the ‘advanced
“producti x,

errim
alt for-the constructive approach: it
hag taken in asaisting in bringing
the Alberta ‘West project to a mic-
cessful culmination and “in” ‘thus
bringing Leis the development: of
another rich Alberta resource. -

manufacture.

: of agriculture an

Canadian-born, Lr British.
stock. There are 885,000
Europeans, 478,000 French
Canadians, 34,000 Indians
and some Asiatics.
Retigion — The United

towed: “by “Roman Catho-
lics,- Anglicans, Presbyter:
ians and Baptis sts,

65, Lib. 16, CCF.

of.the original members

of Confederation: .
Toronto’ /18°?:the

centre of industrial

mercial and ‘financiat ‘a

“shipping. interest on th
Great: Lakes, -4.-":

bering is also: important, especially apel
A rich and di erse economy with a good balance’:
industty. :

Church -.is ..largest, fol.-.
cue

Became province—One 5

tivity, and has ‘extensive’ >:

iCampried ov Walter Stewart. Terente Tale:

the public may ‘participate a own-

‘Mr. MoNab announced the ap-

volateeene of H. Devon Smith, vice-

president and director of.Trans Ca-
nada Consultants Ltd,. Toronto and
Montreal, ‘as ‘co-ordinator ‘of’ infor:
mational’ services, for the All
ect.
“Mr Smith was formerly finan:
celal editor of The Telegram, Toron-

Journal,
” We are now moving into: ‘the
construction ae and a will, have

the the “sespapabilt eping? Al

Peareholaerd ” ae bond.

to, and prior to that was:staff cor-|
,{ Tespondent + for, the Wall Sire! 1

wl “the blow Building
Y A RD G OoODsS
ALL-TO! WALL: CARPETING

qeF

atylist from. ‘Venepu asi

Toute : English, for:| New. Cane
| adians; Sewing; (Mrs. Mitchell)
: ae 8 Baskorball 8 to 10:00 p.m.

First. Aid and as i
“No fee

4
e sons must, x register.
class i in Pulp ‘Manu ‘act der Ce

By BERT GARSIDE 3 '3IM HOULT
: HOW TO KEEP SCORE.

It's astonishing how many peo-
ple go bowling fairly regularly, but
still don't know. how.to keep score,
Bvery bowler ought to know how to
keep score Ifyou don’t know how,
you can’t play properly...

There used to be a ‘confusing
varlety *“of', scoring «methods, used

in. different‘ parta ‘of ‘the country, a

‘The confiiston' has now’ been ended,

and the “National Count" is: offio- |:

ially accepted everywhere in Can-
ada. The diagram shows the acor-
ing value, of; ;the pins:.- ‘

tre,. Though ‘a completed scorésheat

+ may look complicated at first sight;
‘scoring is actually quite Simple, ©

A bowling game ‘consists of. 10

" ffames,. represented by/one line on

the -scoresheet, In-each frame,
you're allowed three balls. — unless

2. Under: the “National ‘Gount,”. if
Only the headpin is standing after

“To Keep track” of exactly what
you ‘bowled each  frame,:and what
as entitled ho,

bonus ‘points

BK

r end
\ gtana”’ tek for a!
take a close Took, at your | busines’,

‘oal bulletin’ put out by ‘B.C. Resear.

.feh Council’at University of BO. i:

4 Essentially itt is dy tase
tlon: with BA, purchasing agents ats of

=| producis,, :now !imported, ’ which | ters.

themselyes to, local ae

ture of new. produots in’ this egies
lg also contains some’ illuminating
examples or ‘case histories” of, how
some new products, somal 6 fang, to

hick.
malntaina @ large plant at Wantole
ver Internationa), Airport, had an
inventory ‘and: ordering: problem in
connection with .their!: consumption
of btake ‘rivets for ‘Brittania:.air-
craft, The original equipment ‘man-
ufacturer' was located'in the-Dnited
Kingdom‘ and,-‘aince’ several \hun-
.dred ‘rivets a motith were: ‘required,

h engin.
eering firm, gave them the’ ‘specitl-
cations for-material and. pal
‘and asked‘ them if: they ‘could tir
out the ;rivet locally.

The Teport points o 2, in
of having to compete oat the!
nufacturer: of; the’,

nstallation program here, B.0, Heo.
trlo was: dleeatiefied ‘with the ser-

Mead of, M+} the

As: well, the ; company - felt
their: simplilty ‘of dete, did: riot
it: thelr high

Sshtea. “ofan

gtade of |.
Hing wesible, (wit Denetits to both
The: PGE” Railway ‘team if
with ‘BO,’ matinfacturer’ to :
die a oeal truce trailer for woo ta
igey back”

found it: possible to: make ’
ihe ‘previous < cost.”: Further-

Satisfac:

the» Vancouver: er ;

mare, 8 airline: eeparté that ser-
ee subs!

Person -has.
about ;1 chance
in..90; of .being

; Strike you |
all the pins with your.
is) a “strike.” ‘You don’t.)
Temaining ‘two: balls.in :
For the frame, you score;
phis a bonus’ of ts a y

‘erro!
| eltner a strike’ or a’ epate.

Jb Us) Blow; When » the. oounter
Bln is not bowiea down, there 1s no
that fram: ‘sim marked