"RESOLUTE BAY whe:
CP) = Except. te “sone
"-péalakin : “adorimnients, the
little Angilcan . chapel | at
Resolute - ~Bay’s.. nuit:
J edammunity - vis “plain and:

“attra Makpa;, ’ one eof
tbe yillage’s lay preachers;
eorts through bymnals and
tdttered copies of the Book
‘of Common Prayer, written
‘in the Inuit language. .

‘He and an assistant will

lead the service this: Sunday —

monting but the sermon will

[come from ‘an unexpected "-

ru

"criticized
_-venturer’s lark but Dexter

visitor, Rev, Laurie Dexter,
pastor of Canada’s largest
church parish, the entire
eastern Arciic. os
‘Dexter normally only gets

“ to Resolute four times a -

" year fron his base‘at Arctic -

‘Bay, N.W.T;, a few: hundred ©

Mlometres to the south.

- His unscheduled abrival
comes after'the abortive at-
tempt by himself and three

_ others to ski 750 kilometres

from’ Ward Hunt Taland to
the geowraphic North Pole.
The trip was called off
after only four days when.
one. member of the ex-
pedition got-sick, forcing a .
burried air evacuation to
Resolute.

The expedition has. been
48 an ‘ad.

was perhaps one of the best-
suited men to make. the
attempt. He has lived
‘among the Inuit for 19
years, ministering to a flock

"off 1,200: widelyscattered
native Anglicans.

- His. ‘parish takes. in the |
systiin of islands above the.
Northwest . Territories

‘mainland, equal to the land
area of a -middle-sized

“Right froma young age
Eva been aware I've been
called tothis work up here,”

mask an ‘inner

Ordained in Scotiand,
Dexter came to Canada in

_ 1970 and started in a more .

_ Southerly parish; Coral
"Harbor, on Southampton
Island at the mouth of
Hudson Bay.

After @ stint at schoo! in,
Saskatoon he moved north
to Baffin Island, first. Pond:
. Inket,: ‘then Arctic Bay. .

Dexter succeeded another
Scot as pastor, He saya the
church has a tough time

enticing Canadian-born-

‘priests to’ staff northern
parishes, °

“The diocese is constantly
' trying to recruit. Canadians
buf none of them are willing

‘ : come up," he saya.

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|, preatings, along with helpful

Dur hostess will bring giftsand |

: Innit communities per

“baptisms,

sforming . ‘marriages . vand
conducting. o

services ‘and holding Bible J
fllpeed ‘When. he’s away,” .

 inlesionnty work, allthouigh .
these-are wellestablished ff

churches,” he says. “‘It's -
not Pioneer... smissionacy
war.

hee an “evangelical -orien-

- Dexter's account, are well.

tation and there is'a steady || a] -

tridkle of eonversioas." arn
High Arctic churches, by

; attended. ‘

> "The church is sictually
more ‘successful’ than. the”
Church in the south,” says:

“Dexter. -“The majority: of :

* the adult population attends

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At Pond: Inlet, a: com:

“munity of 00,- it's not §

‘tmusual ‘to have’ half the
village Sunday. nit,

service, be

“Resolule E Bay isa.
problem and that’s becaiise :
af alechd maialy, " ays
Dexter. ./

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have declared themselves
“dry or’ severely Limited the:

Amportation: of liquor, but

Resolute’s - leadership - has
balked, he says.’ ,

“They just can't seem to”
weld together as a Eroup.
- The reason is alcohol."

, “Dexter ‘has ‘made | the

- Arctic’ bls home. : Alp

children willattend as niuch’
school as possible here.
before going south. But fe
and his wife have no interest

4, .in-vmaving~ away ; Bee:

Be

chureh and ‘its strorit
ministers is an: attractiog,
but. also the tenor of? its
faith 7,

“ints dimple withoit being.

' simplistic, conerete rather.
than sbatnet very musi

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Dexter travels. between ;

Anytlng that eda here :

Other’ Inuit’ “eccomunities:

“The oes a

a RAMALLAH, West:
2 Bank (CP) —
‘ people crowded - the

Hospital on Wednesday
night after news spread
_p local. Arab. had. been:
" “phot three’ times, bis son
beaten: with a haridgun

- snd: six-week-old

“Terrorism,”
man said asa doctor
‘from: the operating

.. women in tears.
Immediate . evidence

victims identified the:
attackers as Jewish by .

any violence, between

Jordan River — oc

army sirice 1967. —
earries- political
overtonés given the

a, WOOKB,
The: Iraeli ‘govern:
_jaent'of Prime Minister
- Menachem: Begin is

Scores of «
.. corridors of ‘Ramallah’

room; trailed by three -

A 6showed the attack might. -
‘8 have been an attempted

” pobbery. But the adult ©
their hebrew accent and ;

“Arab and’ Jew in the |!
West Bank area of the |

| cupled by ‘the Israeli -
.Svents-of the last few -

_ hospital awaited word —

a hurrying ‘to complete a..
series of new West Bank -
" ‘settlements before . the.

Juné election, bringing all

. the total number to's0.
Patches of Arab land
" everywhere in the Weat ©
Bank have been con-
| fiseated for the purpose,
 apractice almost every
> country in the world,
including Canada,
considers illegal under
international law.
Jewish settlers from
Ofra and Beit EL, near
- Ramallah, have begun
., Walking the streets with
swashbuckling | can-
fidence,
” .clothes but armed with
automatic weapons.
Also, the downtown .
. setion of Ramallah's -
‘twin elty,-
‘began its ninth day of a-
15-day ‘curfew today
imposed by the Israeli-
_ military: because Arab
; boys: threw stones at
pausing Israeli cars.
-Residents are allowed
“out of their homes one:
hour a ‘day .and. nobody.
is’ allowed to leave c,
' enter the’ sealed area,
As‘ bystanders at the.

Terrorism ¢ on West Bank

in ‘civilian

El-Bireh . é

trom the doctors, a man
from. ~.the

haunches. “putaide’ ‘thelr
" houses;. “having ° ‘been 7
ordered. to’ do’: BO. fo
three “hours by: the
" Israeli army. The camp
_ has ‘also been under
curfew. tor “nine. ‘days
because. OF ; Btone- .

throwing. ~ ;
“These: hinge -aré
__Twatine,” Haid i a leading
“, Ramallah’. citizen . ‘who!
asked not to be named:
“This ’ “js the. Israel
tion.” = ao a

The eldest'of ‘the three ;
victims of the shooting 3
‘attack, 46- year-old
Costa ““Tannous;" rested

- under a heap of blankets _

’ after bullets were taken |
from his cheat, arm and
thigh. ‘All three ‘victims
‘were listed as satintac-
tory. .

One of the three shots .

: . that bit him also passed a

"through “ the: “baby: §
Meanwhile the son, 23- .
-yearoldSalim Tannous,
ran from.the car, but |
was stopped and Bit: '

. Mountbatten’ lives quietly

“Pye got the ‘blue book “
hives, just a8 blue as I can

eve just got: unhitehed,
from a man with. a family...

tree. %.””
Tris Mountbatten,

61, ‘who ‘penned and sang -
this earing torch song a-
good many years back, lives ©

aqelly — and privately — —in

both sides of the “Atlante.

Ahead? Possibly a book.
Also, the possibility of a
royal invitation to London
this summer to attend: the

wedding of Prince Charles —

and. Lady Diana Spencer.
_ A British columnist, who
writes that ‘he Queen’ is

"-thinking of asking her, stunned the court. with her,

gander ‘gubara-blopde

quotes Lady Iria as saying: shortlived ‘marriage to an
“If I'm invited, I'll cer- . officer of the Iriah Guiards in

_tainly ‘make the trip. Gf the 1940s,

course, I can't say whether

‘Ted be welcome. ... Waupto

the family."
They

don't - have

when Lady Iris came out in .

‘debutantes. anymore —
madeap of otherwise ~ — but,” the throne. .

Her, first: indication that .
YE Was, ‘doing’ something |

_Tather unusual" came when

a government official asked" -
~she renounce all claims to

1937, she wasranked as “the. Then, ‘of course, there was

bmi hghtecdane ane,
-médel figure and. deep,
growling voice, the: lady.
would have. ranked right up
there in any year,

‘The.only child of the late

Lord Mountbatten’s first

‘ cousin, the late Marquis of
Carisbrooke, she first

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"Quebec City area may have

:@: Population. of more: than ~

half a million,. ‘but reporters :

at television: station .CKMI:
| Worry about: running out. of

people: io interview.’ -

‘As: the only’: "English:
language television in'a city
that is 97° per- cent. French, |

they have trouble. finding -:
‘people who: can: speak ‘t
“Forget . about: :
doing a man-li-the-street

interview,"”. sighs ‘Helene -

. Charest, ane of three CK °.
. The lack - of. ‘English:
Speaking people to interview _
is one of several things that
make CKMI unusual. a
"A CBC affiliate, the atation -'
; is owned. and: operated by —
} /Tele-Capltale .

Ltee,,. whieh also owns the

_ tauch larger CFCM-TV, an
‘associate. of the private «

French-language network
TVA

’* Although involved ‘with
{two networks, CKMI and
CFCM share’: the : same-
owners, :

building, and:
facilities. But CKMI is
definitely: the © smaller
operation. = =~:

audience

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‘top-rated show. for the same
period wan La Petite ,

- English to interview.

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- Nevoomers to Quéhee City
io settle down, to. watch
CKMI: are. sometimes
: ptartled tu Bee French;
language. commercials
produced for. CFCM inserted .
eden the middle of att English:

show: The station says this
“happens when It is too costly
te:.produce a. separate,
English ‘commercial... And -;

-predominant “fn- . the -

npoke. of. .
problems the French word
for traffic, -: :

“Sometimes ‘we. ater
‘Rearching our. scrai he
‘braing for “the | Eng
word,” said Dawson.

But the station's viewsitg
don't seem to mind eithor th:
“occasional “galliciam,” tha .
French cammercials or ths

small amount of local pee

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and unless we talk: among
ourselves, all day: we. speak.
in’ French,” said Bob.
“Dawson, one. of! ‘CKMI's

operatlors “rent Up: ito a
broadcast’. are -in that
language. For. ‘thei news an
nouncer, ita: "Cing; quatre,
“trols, deur, un — ‘Good Eve:
ning."

" Coniatant exposure. te
French takes: its toll on the .
Feportera’. ‘English
vocabulary.” ‘Instead: of

there

Huneault,. : a
official with the CRTC ‘ig
aan sy noe

Raymond |

- there were more feedback,
" would be eaaier sometimes,’
he said.
‘The lack of feedback in's
a new problem. “You'd waik
sround with the feeling, ‘is
anybody’ listening?"4 -
said Barbera’ Smith, whe
talking of traffic problems in ‘ worked at the ‘station for
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