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The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 34

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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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34
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EVERGREENS Balled and Burlapped pyramid Cedars 30-36 Andora Juniper 15-18" Sabina Juniper 15-18 Golden Pfitzer 15-18" Blue Danube 15-18" ToRwriscifoiia 15-18" Globe Cedar 15-18" White Pint ...3036" Blaauwi Juniper 18-24" Pyramid Cedars (Ported) 24-30" LAWN SEED! Merion Blue Kentucky Blue Shad Mix 1L-. TendcTgreen, 1 lb. QT 3 lb n. aaiBWaBraKHijf I FERTILIZERS ca. ft.

PEAT MOSS 2.80 -1 Lr-7--- 7 ib. .95 'rrrr1 1 .34 Friday. September 15, 1967 The Ottawa Journal MAKITUK PINGWATUK Cape Dorset Eskimo Wins nternational Ce ra mic' Awa rd 7 By LORRAINE HUNTER ef The Journal Aa Eskimo clothing turned sculptor. Miss uk Pingwatuk. of Cape Dorset, has become the only Ca nadian to win honors at the 1967 International of Ceramics held in Faenza, Italy.

Miss Pingwatuk, 31, brought to the Kootenay School of Arts in B.C., a silver medal for her two figures of a mother holding her child, and a large ookpik. In competition with 400 entries from 50 countries she' also won $50 which she will tPnniT GARDEN CENTRES I EVERGREEN I Iift-w SPECIAL I-" Herri juniper 15-18" I 1111 WehTwW 18-24" i OUTDOOR MUMS I 7.97 I 23 I 1 0.7 jr-f i-w-i-fti 7 7' ft. 2.075 OPEN 10 AJVL TO .10 P.M. MONDAY SATURDAY BASELINE RD. AND WOuDROFFE BLAIR ROAD AND QUEENSWAY Yon lose Iron witfc eveiy menjtruol period At a you reed more iron than man every day of (He yeor.

1A teenage daughter, too, requires extra iron 100 more than a tjon every doy oF the yearl. 3 Now, it it possible that your eating nobify are regular and your diet ij well balanced with plenty ol iron rich food. But it's just as possible that you miss meals, diet occasionally, skip meals. :0 7 I 9.87 as- 4.47 ibs. 4.47 2.67 5 "s4.37 Ibs- 7.47 Milorganite 50 lbs.

3.90 Golden Vigprd 35 H. 4.38 SO-GREEK 7-7-7 20ibs.jf.g7 40 ibs. 2.87 BONE MEAL 5 lbs. 7B 10 lbs. 1.25 use to "buy food and things-like that" Her entry, like all others, carried no name or Inform -tion on background or race.

Makituk first became acquainted with the art of cer- Eihibition hen te tnnct Cftjurec in rum aioWi while staying with friends. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Houston, now of Ottawa.

When suitable clay was found close to Cape Dorset in 19M she became seriously interested in ceramic sculpture. A kiln was later purchased by the West Baff inland Eskimo Co-operative, but lack of a trained ceramist in the settlement curtailed development of a ceramic program. So, in January this year, th Indian Affairs and Northern. Development department arranged for Miss Pingwatuk to attend the Kootenay School of Art for a four-month trial period. She was the guest of the school while travel and living expenses were paid by the department! Makituk will be in Ottawa for two weeks, after spending the summer; at Cape Dorset, before returning to her study ies in Nelsob.

The object Sof her course is to enable her to teach the technique to students at Cape Dorset. About definite future plans she sayssne 'really couldn't say" but one thing she is sure of is that she want to ad' home to live. hwiw uvea tu wcnw room wooden bouse in Cape Dorset. At borne she prefers to wear Eskimo clothes slacks, parka and mukluks. An experienced seamstress and clothing designer, she taught sewing at public, school in Cape Dorset Makituk stays with a minister and his wife in Nelson and spends much of her spare time making vestments for the minister.

Her only opinion on mini-skirts is that they are "too short." 3 She also likes to cook. She likes just about any kind of food but prefers Eskimo dishes made with polar bear, duck, walrus, and whale meat The people of! Cape Dorset, with a population of about 400, have already achieved acclaim The Other Pill su 'C-w-A-Oty mfmt t'tttmf MiiM latwiurm. lit and eot what you Me instead of what you need. If that's the case.One-A-Day IBrand) Multiple Vitamins P'us Iron does provide you with eight to.f the essential vitamins to. help maintain your good health plus the extra iron you need.

TheothernicethingoboutOne-A-Day is it's hord to forget. If you eon remember the one, you'll remember" the One-A-Day Plus Iron for their graphic art. soap- mo artist is her friend, Keno-itone sculpture and fabric de- juak. a mother of five and sign. Makituk's favorite EskJ- holder of the Canada Award.

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