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= NOR ANSON SS CR ances MONARCHS OF THE living habits are being studied | NORTH -- These long-necked | to develop a management pro- | lar bears are considered } gram that will assure their ngs of the Arctic and their | survival. A survey by the Ca- MONARCHS OF ARCTIC He Shoots Polar Bears To Help Them Survive By BEN WARD eastern Arctic. Despite this, kill.) bring about $80 with the sharper| OTTAWA (CP)--Many a bigiing has mounted steadily in/native traders of the western game junter would give his eyejrecent years. During the 1956-60)Arctic getting up to $125. teeth to ve in Dick Harington's|period it is estimated that na-| shoes. jtives killed nearly 3,000. jnual income of about $500 from/his space at the University of Dick shoots polar bears: He; "There is a danger limitijother sources can double his/Ottawa biology building. He is bagged eight on a three-month|somewhere," Harington says.jearnings on a half-dozen bears|here now compiling diet and trip to the Canadian Arctic this|/His job is to find it. Then regu-|which he ordinarily wouldn't/bone growth reports from the spring, using a .270-calibre Brit-jlations ean be made to ensure|kill. Much of the meat goes to|eight animals he collected in the ish sporting rifle. that the annual kill stays below) waste. \spring. Their pelts were given to He did it legally, too, despite|that level. If it goes higher, then} Worried about the situation, |his Eskimo guide. a long-standing law that pro-|the polar bear will be on athe government is preaching) "It's unfortunate we have to hibits white men from hunting|gradual slide into extinction. {conservation through its north-/shoot some," he told an inter- polar bears in the Canadian) The polar bear has two strikesjern service officers, RCMP pa-|viewer. "But a polar bear won't North. against him now. The automatic|trols and defence system. But/just stand there while you meas. Dick Harington is a govern-jrifle has made it easier for na-|the results are best illustrated|ure his skull" ment zoologist, and the shooting/tive hunters to kill him and the by this report from the RCM) Last year he tried it the hard which he dislikes--is all in the)growing market for his uniquejdetachment at Pangnirtung on/way. He went north with an air interests of the great white|pelt has made him a more at-|Baffin Jsiand: rifle and drug-tipped darts hop- bears that roam the topof the|tractive target | "We... have been asked tojing to stun animals in their | Not many years ago the Cana-| stress conservation to the Es-|dens, examine them and leave kimo and to enforce the Game/them to regain consciousness. nadian Wildlife Service is head- ed by Dick Harington, 29-year- old Calgary zoologist. Be- cause of his job he's the only white man legally allowed to hunt and shoot polar bears in the Canadian North. (CP Photo from NFB) The tanky, sandy-haired zo- ologist who has tackled the prob- jlem divides his time between An Eskimo hunter with an an-/Arctic trips and lab studies in world. ; i i The 29 year-old native of Cal-/dian Eskimo hunted bears as a| gary has one of the most diffi-|/sideline» using the fur for him-|Act to its fullest extent 'in re- cult current assignments in the| self and the meat as a welcome|Sards to the illegal killing of Canadian Wildlife Service, the|change of diet for his family and|bears. This has placed us in federal agency which studies/his dogs. A pelt sold for under|What may be deemed an un- But the rifle froze and wouldn't fire. He tied darts on poles and stuck chem through snow into dens beneath The tips broke, fish and wildlife for protective) $15, jdesirable position. with the na-jthe bears roared and Dick Har- purposes. He is trying to de- itives, because as soon as welington became the Arctic's termine the number of polar)/PRICE GOES UP |began to advocate conservation|champion miler. Science Study May Produce Perfect Golf LONDON (CP)--The dream o. every golfer--a series of perfec: shots from tee to green--may be more than just a dream two years from now. The Golf Society of Great Brit- ain, incorporating 15 British clubs, believes anybody should be able to learn the "perfect swing" -- provided its compo- uents are analysed and broker down into 2 practical formula. Eighteen months ago the so- ciety set aside £6,000 for a scientific investigation into the question "what makes a good golf shot?" It appointed a six- man team, including three doc- tors and a ballistics expert, to work on the problem, They now are about half-way through their task. In another 18 months they hope to have enough evidence to publish a book of practical tips that will enable any player to "'groove"' his swing to a consistently suc- cessful pattern. It is likely to be one of the hottest publishing properties in the field of sporting literature and will ignite fierce contro- versy. | Sir Aynsley Bridgland, presi-| 'dent of the GSGB, says the! 'team's experiments have al- {ready upended many long-held jideas about what happens at dif-) iferent stages of a golf shot "Even as far as we've gone," he told reporters recently, "'it's easy to see a lot of things the professionals have told us to do are just not right." LEAFS GET CATCHER TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Maple Leafs of the Interna-| tional Baseball League acquired catcher Jackie Moore, 23, from Denver of the American Asso- ciation Wednesday. Moore, hit- ting .255 in 32 games with Den- ver this year, will replace catcher J. W. Porter, out with a hand injury. Is Chastity Out Of Date? "Premarital relations? Why | not ? -- everybody does it !"' Read this shocking report in August Reader's Digest. Many girls, says this article, make up their minds with ee | knowledge, and without ii the whole argument . . not aware of the penalties soci- | ety inflicts -- -- some | o bears in Canada, their annual! Today, with radar and defence|of polar bears the Hudson's Bay| This August he will be back! increase, living habits, denning|bases strung across the north, a;Company raised its fur price|north to test an aerial count of areas and sex ratio. big market has been established|from the usual $35 for a prime|bears on the coast of Southamp- Such information--now basedjfor the skins. A prime one will'skin to as high as $90." iton Island. : on guesswork--is vital to the a establishment of a management) program which will assure the survival of Thalartos Maritimus, the scientific labe! for this sleek, long-necked king of the Arctic. NUMBERS DECLINING Dick may be racing against time. Reports from the Soviet Un- fon, Greenland and Norway indi- cate that the polar bear is in a decline which might reach the danger point soon. Over-hunting has been blamed. GOLFERS FIND CROWS GUILTY TOTTERIDGE, England (Reuters) -- Golfers at the South Hertfordshire Golf Club here have solved the mystery of the disappearing golf balls. They were philosophical about balls disappearing when hit into the rough. But the players called for a full inquiry when those hit straight and true for the green also vanished. They found crows were swooping down and taking them Now local golfers are using the bigger American golf ball. It is too big for the crows to get their around. -- is the To Join Lions VANCOUVER (CP) -- Gary Schreider, who originally balked at joining -British Columbia} Lions after being traded to the) Western Fooot b a} 1 Conference club by Ottawa Rough Riders; has changed his mind. Lions. general manager Herb Cappozzi said Wednesday that the star linebacker would report today and remain with the club at least for the first half of the season. The Lions obtained Schreider last week in a trade that sent tackles Mel Semenko and Bill Gravam to Otttawa. Schreider, studying law at Os. goode Hall in Toronto, said he couldn't leave the province with- out interfering with his future as a lawyer. He had not signed his 1962 contract with the Rid- ers because Ottawa coach Frank Clair refused to allow him to commute from Toronto @s he had done previously. / Schreider, at 27 entering his gixth season of professional foot.| ball, was defensive captain of! the Riders last year. The five- foot - 11 linebacker graduated from Queen's University, Kings. ton, in 1955. Every drop of Calvert Old Rye must pass 96 rigid quality control checks before leaving our distillery. Your taste is the 97th check. Try light, smooth Calvert Old Rye. 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