Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 6, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday february 6, 1968 France joins Washington cd France has been added to a Canada study of the Eskimo s capacity to thrive in the most hostile environment in the world. The study part of the International biological program reflects the fact Over the c e n t u r i e s has migrated around a Large sector of the circumpolar world so that with their close the aleuts of Alaska they occupy the longest linear distance of any group in the the adaption of genetically similar groups of eskimos to varying environments will be measured at w a in w three nation Eskimo study Alaska Igloolik on Melville Peninsula due North of Sault ste1. Marie ont., and at upe Navik in Northeast Green land by a Franco danish team. This is one of the farther most Points reached by eskimos who Are judged to have spread into their present living pattern about from sibe Ria. The once lived farther North in Canada s Arctic Archi Pelago than they do today but retreated As a colder climate moved in about 300 years ago. S Marion hotel 393 Marion St. Boniface live entertainment nightly in the Rcv Craft room a drifters Superb dining room Flower girl a co co daily . Saturday afternoon excellent shop caravan lounge and 2 banquet rooms parties weddings and receptions phone or. Studney at 233-1477 in to the wow girl co go with Juliette frenchy 12 to 1 ., and 4 to 6 . Evenings the newest sound in Winnipeg wild taste Hwy. No. 1 at St. Anne s re. Matador lounge the versatile Lorenzo from Boston the Best Start for your evening of to viewing mondays reach for the top students of High Scholastic stand Ards form teams to represent their High schools throughout Manitoba in a game based on a wide variety of topics. Bill guest is quizmaster. Tuesdays Good morning world a hilarious comedy series starring Joby Baker As a Young morning radio disc jockey and Julie Parrish As his scatter brained wife. Wednesdays he and she Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin Star in this comedy series about a newly wed couple he a successful Young she an employee with a tourist Aid society. Thursdays Tammy the comedy adventures of a precocious Young girl Debby Watson who lives with her eccentric grand father Pyle aboard a Houseboat on the Mississippi. Fridays the 6 o clock show vocalist. Mary Nowell announcer Dave Brodie and pianist Neil Harris entertain in a half hour of songs music and conversation with guest personalities on the Winnipeg scene. A Calendar of things to do and see in Winnipeg is also presented. And each evening from watch news weather sports cwt your Csc to network station in Manitoba to highlights and listings cwt cd. 6, Jay cd. 7, kind cd. 12 programs listed for Chinnel 6 it also shown it Kitora Dryden Sioux Lookout red Lake fort Frances Fisher Branch 10 and Atikokan tuesday olympics ., cd. 12 opening Cere monies of the 1968 Winter olympics at Grenoble France taped. 21st Century ., cd. 6 cities of the future a look at present developments in some of today s cities and some proposals for future City developments. Jerry Lewis ., cd. 7 Jerry Wel comes Ernest Borgnine the Baja Marimba band and Young Donnie Osmond. Newsmagazine 10 ., cd. 6 highlights of the Federal provincial conference on the Constitution taking place in Ottawa. Public Eye ., cd. G documentary on the Community of Churchill Man. And its problems. Mekvl Griffin ., cd. 12 guests Are d Aldo Romano Tony Randall or. Joyce Brothers Ronnie Martin and Robert Murphy. Winter olympics ., cd. 6 opening ceremonies at Grenoble France. Movie a.m., cd. 6 the body snatcher stars Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. In 19th Century Edinburgh a respectable doctor is blackmailed when he decides to Stop robbing Graves to get bodies for dissection experiments. Wednesday movie 1 ., cd. 7 of ours stars Merle Oberon and Claude Rains. A marriage is wrecked by husband s insane jealousy. Mike Douglas ., go. 12 co hostess Judith Crist with Earle Wrightson and Lois Hunt Barbara Parkins Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Tuesday c denotes color a a y s pm endorsed a thing c Hospital c Street in conflict shadows c thirty c game c night your move Reed Prudden c Bunny Down Douglas c or. C Ranger c go morning world Fargo wth., sets. Show c from Here c Century c Lewis c c Skelton c c c c varieties c n whistle c c Eye c viewpoint c Griffin c news wth., sets. Probe the body wrap up spts., with. Wednesday morning of the air c Bunny room c Allen a break Lalanne c conference c c news c conference c c conference c and mrs. C Isle c Bunny Bunny a conference c re the country Bunny this love of ours game c turns game c or. C conference c Hospital c conference c in conflict shadows c conference c c conference c your move Reed Prudden c Bunny Down Douglas c and hits go gun will tra Vel she c Fargo Winnipeg French cd Vert Channel 3 Mardi Cinema 11 ., Madame de ave Charles Boyer Danielle Darrieux it Vittoria de Sica. Monsieur de. Fait Recherche Les Perles que a Femme Dit Avoir per dues. In fait Elle Les a venues car Elle a Des vettes. Mardi Souris Verte d a Jourd Hui bite a Surprise vie qui Bat c oblige a trois Globe Trotters c impossible c Des pigeons c it 1 autre c pour in Madame de Mercredi Souris Verte d a Jourd Hui bite a Surprise c c oct to Brandon cd. 5, cd 9, cd. 11 tuesday schools schools dress up of the week Bell for tomorrow c Light c wild cat bus Splendore thing c Allen thirty of night Prudden c Down or. C go wth., sets. And she c Skelton c c Eye weather dragon sky wednesday conference c Kitchen conference c Prudden c Down go wth., sets. Teaching in Caribbean not All Sun and Sand by e. M. Thomson Castries up the. Tropical life is a pleasant one. For 70 Canadian teachers working on Caribbean islands. On Canadian salaries too. But it s not All Sun and Sand. The teachers must overcome problem s such As teachers with out training schools without capital pupils without books. The teachers on 10 common wealth Caribbean islands and in Guyana on the coast of South America Are paid by Canada As part of its external Aid program for developing countries. Half Are teaching in schools a few Are attached to ministries of education and the rest Are instructing at teachers colleges. Those interviewed in Jamaica St. Kitts and St. Lucia say they enjoy the Island life with few personal problems but they find it depressing trying to teach without adequate facilities and to improve teaching stand Ards with inadequate resources. Most of the native teachers being trained in the colleges were Only 12 or 14 years of age when they were placed in charge of elementary grades. It is As difficult for them to renew an interest in learning As it is for them to encourage then own pupils to learn. Some Lack books there Are not enough schools and local governments cannot afford further financial assist Ance. Many pupils in some districts Are too poor to buy either books or writing materials libraries Are almost non existent and there is Little of the equip ment necessary to run an Ade quate education system. The canadians say it is difficult to encourage students to learn when they have no books to read to teach pupils who have neither Pencil nor paper and to improve school programs without equipment. The education system itself modelled on the British system of classical education is aimed in the. Wrong direction they say. While construction and Industry in the islands Are being encouraged there is Little technical training available to produce badly needed skilled workers. The stands have Many qualified lawyers1 and doctors who completed their education in British Canadian or . Universities but there is a shortage of Engi neers. More help needed overcoming the educational deficit i the islands is a vast Job the canadians say. Canada contributes millions of dollars each year in Grants and Loans offers hundreds of scholarships Canadian universities or the University of the West indies sends professors instructors and technical has built schools in Antigua Domini Ca and Grenada. Further help is provided by Canadian University students overseas which has volunteers working in the schools for local pay. But it is not enough to meet the need. The canadians drawn from almost every province say a great Deal More could be done by organizations and individuals in Canada. They Point to Ontario s program of collecting used and discarded books and equip ment for donation to the islands As one that should be expanded. It is particularly valuable if the Aid is concentrated on a sin Gle Island As a project especially if shop and technical training equipment is included and if it is sent for distribution through teachers colleges rather than through government ministries. They suggest that advice on this kind of project be sought from the external Aid office of the department of external affairs in Ottawa which has information on col Leges exist in the Caribbean. Optimist club Bingo in prizes game no. 15 today s numbers. 1-22 1-25 0-72 buy a card today held Over 3rd week cig acc excerpts featuring the Irrie nationals the inn s singing originated by James Duncan. Directed by Cecil Semchyshyn 2 shows nightly Dine nightly International inn pays debt Philadelphia a a Manahawkin n.j., woman Temple University hos Pital that she checked her late husband s papers and. Found i owe you 10 from a 1961 Bill. I know this will seem very silly but i had to get it off my she wrote enclosing the dime. He inn that Portage a Westwood lunch and afternoon Mink doll co co evenings from Flower girl exotic go co plus King s Row afternoons in pub evenings in the Louret professor Jackson Banjo Ronky Dink piano rescued boy London a police want to find the Man who rescued Anthony colons after the 10 year old boy fell into a canal and screamed that he could not his courageous act. 571 Portage up 5-5831 pining dancing entertainment nightly by the sensational Omar Williams Bob Jackson duo cocktail lounge delicious is d Tbone Steak la banquet rooms available nightly entertainment Gordon hotels Astin bolide motor hotel Brooklands hotel Curtil motor hotel chalet transit hotel Down owner. Trie Jolly canucks Iii a co co Salt the Sunshine boys gather at a Gordon keep your Eye on tonight big news 30 minutes of weather with the big news comment. Ironside the Ironside tries to for a murder in a with an eld Friend. Amateur show Jack Wells hosts Manitoba local Talent. Batman the great train shame calamity Jane and Frontier Fanny heist a train Load of folding Money. The Jerry Lewis show Jerry welcomes Ernest Borgnine Baja Marimba band and Young Donnie n whistle innkeeper Hewer welcomes Well known British comedy actress Hattie Jacques hog Hagan barmaid Kay the Carlton show band and the avengers a decides to Settle Down in a country and finds the behaviour of neigh Boring villagers s t a n go and frightening., Mother year of growth through person to person service and new ideas in life insurance Protection have provided the company with another record year. Behind this growth is the High calibre of North american life representatives who Are capable of providing personal counsel in All aspects of life insurance programming financial planning taxation retirement in come and pension funds. 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