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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

4

Labrador Eskimos Kilinnek Portrait of a Remote Coast

The Eskimos of Kilinnek Labrador live in huts by the sea amid jagged rocks and moving icebergs. English is common and Anglican faith is held by over a third, while their past remains a mystery as a nation without a history.

Killinek Kilinek

Eskimo and Labrador Culture and Climate Notes

A compact survey contrasts Eskimo family life in Labrador with Labrador’s harsh climate and dog culture. It notes adoption norms, bride selection, non ritualized marriage, women’s boot making, and dogs’ dual roles. It also touches on Indigenous Catholic influence, and a view of Labrador’s remote, hardy population amid limited mineral growth.

Labrador Okak North America Heaven Cain

Practise and Growth Harmony Led by Chorus Leader Don Wright

Don Wright, guiding his three children Timothy age 12 Priscilla age 10 and Patrick age eight keeps music from clashing with growing up. The children practice half an hour daily in two 10 minute sessions leaving time for school work friends and hobbies. Wright also leads a 14 voice CBC chorus with rehearsals kept brisk and engaging producing lively confident singers.

Don Wright Wright Timothy Priscilla Patrick Don CBC

Good Old Days Myth Revealed by Philadelphia Professor

University of Pennsylvania scholar Samuel Noah Kramer translates 1700 year old Sumerian tablets showing that the so called good old days are a myth. He notes parallel 20th century themes including taxes and war, found at Nippor near Baghdad. A calf with no eyes is born in Cherry Hill and Mildmay Gazette reports dog nuisance concerns and community tension over roaming dogs.

Philadelphia Samuel Noah Kramer University of Pennsylvania Kramer Nippur Baghdad Cherry Hill N.S

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