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By chnnE FRAJIWR iiiAititovnt, thrador tcpt rnitnrts to integrate the Eskimo are not always uy. "They have cnuglit the nth.

This is the experience in Ll» tude that it was the government hrador where the Newioundlaui which moved them irom their povernmont _cloaed an Eskimo hunllng and tishina tlroundi. in settlement HI 1969. and scup'ntilet the government support tornteprate its 300 residents intn‘lhem." Mr. Hettaseh said. three Laorador communities. .

The settlement closed wn HetTRY '0 "AC" m... ,9 mm, mm 0, GM in Nain. a determined eiiori nay. Hunllna and (Illian were h, PEI"! "We 10 (“ch mm stood there. on the uni-m m. aihillty to the new settlers. A “mm. m when" w "my church callet‘tlan system was in. and administer. it we: decided “mm” m “5" “'l '"il"““" lo move the reaidenlr to ann. lrt'mm “a fund! "'0'" 9‘58 Booed-lie and Makkovlk. lW’W "land rem" 0‘ 10

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“We have much to he crate- tui to the government tor. The nelloollr the nursing station. the pensions and the pony honue. these have all been cod. not I cannot say that everything that has been done is good."

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white settlement. more than douhled its pnpula. tinn to 350 when the Hehroh people moved in, The doubled population shares the same huntinl and liman grounds that previously supported Makkovikt in nopedaie, to miles north or Makkovllr and 140 miles. north oose nay. nevi Gerhard Voliprccht makes the same no. scrvatio “ e have more re- ‘iiei nnw."

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ih Nain, 1m miles north or Goose ny. ev. Frederick Grubb also rcporled increased reitet enrolment but not to the same extent u in the more southerly centres. Nate and Makkovik absorhed the built a! llhe l-lebrnn people. Honednle gelling only 11 or is ianiiliea. 1 it is not that the Eskimos are liary. the missionaries emphh- sired. 0n the cuntrai'y. they are irednurceful. They are resource- ltui enough in take .idvniiiiific or -the tact that a certain uundnrd oi iivihlz can be achieved wilti- oiil. wark.

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, u" M, m," m “M, m", white clapboard structures. roar. ‘when we had um“ um...” mm In heal and costing them llllly‘ ‘Mr. Heliascn. “We will have 31" I You In purchase nay-l more ditticuiiier now. We have mm. In Hebmn. they lived ml to teach them to stand on their shackst , own feet and to make |hcir own The m'k‘lflfl “95 I1”? 'hel decision on who to serve." children will heneiit irom tiiel

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“They don't ieel the need ior n a we do." said Mr, ,Gruhh. "They ieei that it the government wants to educate lthe children, then let the luv. ernrnent pay. There war a ti. storm when we introduced he lcollectlml system in church. Nevertheless, Nain'a absorp- tion oi the Hehroners ital worked out well. Naln lmsinly Eskimo in the (lost lplace, and Mr. tiruhh said he war heartened by the way the Nain people took the newcom. ers in hand The government supported iishery hod ileason last year tor Arctic char. land there was enough some And liish ior the 550 people of the lenlarged community,

RESENTMENT ln Mnkkovik. predomln- nnfly while “hill the Beltran ‘peaple came—and not so lriilt~ .iltl game Anti tlsh Ire-c lilting: have not gone I: well, “There I: more rude] feellnfl there thnra you might think.” isaid Mr. Hettuuh. “although lihere ll in) open munliestnllon I ll."

Sltmuel non—nor, a 18-year old isrnell anthropologist living with the Eskimo community in livinltkoviit. cnnlirmed Mr. Help ltssch's statements,

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itir. Vollprecht woa Egamsli .the more on principle. "They .slinuld have considered whether the people would he hoppy in t. e nnw place, and whether that hunting and fishan in good."l he said.

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Bath Mr. Vollprerlit Ind Mr. Hcluscn fear that within]! haw In; acquired any a! the white; man‘s opportunities—neither ax-[

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"For centuries." Mr. Hettuschi said. "we have heen glven they jnh nl' protecting the Esklmol. from the whites. an H in dil-l ierent, and we have to teach the Eskimos to live with them." l

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