16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 11, 1959 friends -- even if they have to wait for hours to get at his prized selection of modern poet- Gordon Cairnie, former farm [ boy from Coaticook, Que., has | established one of the most unusual book shops in the Unit- | ry, fiction and literary. criti- ed States. At 64, he runs the | cism. A private in-the First business at Cambridge, Mass., | World War, he later studied mostly for diversion and only | at the Ontario Agricultural Col- occasional profit. He operates { lege, Guelph, Ont., and at Har- his Grolier Book Shop during | vard University where he took irregular hours, often not open- landscape archi- ing until after lunch. But he | has found such informality wins 40-Below In Arctic Town EDMONTON (CP)--The north-|Aklavik feel that the government ern lights ripple overhead at/is writing them off because of Aklavik, 60 miles south of the/Inuvik. For instance, the Royal Arctic Coast, and across the Canadian Mounted Police at Ak- frozen Pokiak Creek cabin lights|lavik have two dogteams but no beam and chimney smoke rises vehicles. They asked for a snow- from the dwellings. |mobile last year, but it did not Only the occasional ecrunch-|arTive, while the Inuvik detach- jingle of a dog team, or the| ment got a new station-wagon. grunt of a man in a hurry to get| "Indications are that Aklavik's back to where it's warm, dis-|army signals station is critically turb the calm of the 40-blow- understaffed," he added. "'But no zero night. one except residents seems wor- ried. After all, a new signals sta- sy Sesetett = the Mac- jo, is to be built in Inuvik." 120 miles of the Arctic Circle, has a winter population of about 800, RA a will swell that to 1,400 by mid- rector - isolates it for certain periods of| Over Strike by fl | WINDSOR (CP)--G | iy P)--George Burt, TMILE Say ermafrost at Ak. Canadian president of the United lavik appears bel be shrinking [Automobile Workers (CLC), has posing stiff problems in construc- Tegeniay = yiter 2 the press tion, the federal government gent C 20a ial hi Ig. LNaLMers plans to shift the centre to a new! tort to settle gly on 2 government - planned town 70 PET miles to the northeast. The name|"Oipaly plant a Su Thos, "Inuvik," an Eskimo word mean-! 1: ea seni a lelegram ing "man- lace" was a rovedl: company President H. M. rhe ie Dy the North.|Schudt after Mr. Schudt turned ii 2 Dew he Cae Nn a|down an earlier offer by Burt to meeting at. Ottawa last year {meet at the bargaining table. The gat Site ya has a Mr. Schudt, by telegram had 8,500-foot airstrip. Inuvik's winter Jagened i esenti population is only about 50, sol.' ins 3, representing far. Government plans envisage the plant's 104 striking workers, an eventual population of 5,000,('0 arrange with. the company's mainly administrative to start negotiating committee a meeting with "in the usual manner." | "The legend has arisen thatl Mr. Burt replied that the local Aklavik is doomed," writes Erik always had such authority and Watt, northern affairs editor of Said the '"'tone of your telegram the Edmonton Journal, who re-|{suggests you prefer playing cently visited Aklavik. {around with the strike for publi-| This legend extends all the way City purposes." | to Ottawa, where most of Akla-| Mr. Burt suggested that he and vik's affairs are administered, he Mr. Schudt meet with the negoti- adds. |ating teams "in order fo break " ¥ |the present stalemate." | i, Josden, sunk kl Workers have been on strike| dig since Feb. 4. Basic issue is a 13- Vanish once Inuvik is compiéled | ent-an-hour increase sought by th gs th 2 the union. | 8 trys, Workers at the parent plant in INTEND TO STAY . the United States also are on The population--mostly Indian Strike, but the UAW contends the and Eskimo -- consider Aklavik|St. Thomas strike can be settled their home town and they intend|independently. to stay, he writes. Some work in| COLOR PHOTOS Inuvik during the summer, but| most return to Aklavik by freeze-! The first method of color photo- up. graphy was used in the United However, he says, residents of States as early as 1892. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 42. Nothing 1. Sudan more than gazelle B. Killed DOWN 1. Banish 2. Soon 3. Additional 4. Skill 5. Flash 6. Girl's name 7. Wholly 8. Carnivorous mammal 9. Medieval tales 11. Outer courses on tecture. --(CP Photo) summer. During the spring breakup and in the late fall freeze-up Aklavik is inaccessible. 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