Leg, frtfi,uly, uu ji-sku.ned chil-drt n. from InoUi reservation-tut'fr.o o\cr Muititi ua .lt;rid ftom Jar ada's far uoi'thJand, arc not »r ..?!.»!t a* a whip ' in thecass-loam.Sr .cn f'jisiK; slv.H i.ts * hP;ck/l\\yf . t » D . - ^ o' t,i C«» £1 **•! *c* I .1»*•'♦* —, ( K! I • I I*0 I *»»fl' f t * • 3 «•«■■•*dsiruis1'Rid:hv.8** PARK,19 l t S -p ember of this ' t'hr : f the files showy. Thereis a constant change in the num-r of p.-tirnts, : mic gom„ home,r ’hti. hen g rent in, and (luringc much ltam.ng a;I ?ible is gisen to all.The h spital is staffi ! with . ( ' ,i h pro\ tried by th«* n-i! branch of the IndianAfhuis Department at Ottawa.Net all the study can be aecorn-I ht i in the clos.sri oms Teacir-rr ... • pup.’ often meet in the n » • ai v.aii . and to take care of this is Ni M \mcs. theid in .. bei of tne efficient Ic .ching staff.While many hour? are devoted ;nc o' «r InuiM. and K kitnos, \ no u?v« v form tot. ? two-i ds cf ‘he learning student?',two hours m the morning t\v In ’he aftemo r. ar.-; ag the evening, these young.-let.- in. lot of tine to work at then studies, and each step they inak •. is a tr rite ’o th- tuele.o, -aiia-tonurn teaching departmei.t.fit t lovethhimis the young dark eyed chil-cl ?i.S i mg a„’e D five Hours aitlr l in the ( ■lt;.■ .omi uue to the;*•lt;: i1 it. ♦ -net is throughout the busy day. Many of the childrenlove their studies jo much andtuch pleasure from learn-• g their ! .t rs. and talking to * • nei be s it the p: • - nsif beginning to speak 'he lan-? ;?» of the .■ hite man, they. : h s in the v. ai ds doingb mi i k.TIMF I OR RflVWTIO*I tut its i all v rl; for the e cluUuen There i the TV set, picture h/v ... and r essmaking f ■ ■ ■ | coloring for the *I* \ r,;.: r t of all they se m Jto like the exercises dune in the }• thlt; «ork ac- 1com oh d at tunes is amazing. • M- it rs of w teaching s’aff fe 1 tii.it wha* is being done here will c of den r.e benefit for thechilo. ei in futur e years. For theEskim * irving in tho North West Territo: .ttl..:e is a future awi tin, if he can sin. k English. They a:e needed a' translators, and m v, ker« in the fielus of radio, radar and as clerk-.Mere and more, th- residents of th ■ tm are g-tting a chance• id*| thenest e\.en?.\e taining program in h ■ ■ »ry h..- ben opened-up for the Canadian Indian. The Biaimn Sanatorium is an impost.,: : In k in this v. st netw *rk of educational institutionsWhile doc iors work around the clock to nd the two race of the tube. u’-'M* germ, teachi * take their place in filling in the pa-* ntJs tune w/h a useful cuuca-tional program.Shapangak is an 11-year-old E kimo boy His home is at Cora; Harbor, on Hudson Bay He v. as a irr.itted to the Sanatorium on i Ma\ 23. 1 £53 By December o'pw i mme« , ' .looks and More L Than Ft Itself!Oft? iFABRICSYc. .e ne.cr see*, ar-/ ng •• '-re.?' b tanytonglu it-beciuseBorg ieepp efibr.es ha.e a 100- Orion* pi* The. a*e g^’ as a c;c-* *ar~ a:':ist -nlikei'f; .e *yn Borg deep p e fatw-cr .u .e ne.er rei rlt; etper^encel e cc.Tfort inj flatter/ • at erf, sa.n a coat can g .* Four lute;ous shades-moonstone grey rcne. beige, charcoal gfe :nd jet t.x--are iiaoab1* to you .no* n er.gths three Qaarler engths a*d ;a:e-s