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Oshawa Times (1958-), 18 Mar 1964, p. 14

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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 18, 1964 CBC Trains Ghana Students OTTAWA (CP)--CBC. televi- sion stations across Canada have become on-the-job class- rooms for a team of 22 pro- ducers and technicians from Ghana who will help put the| , West African country's TV serv- ice into operation next, fall. In Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa and ! Montreal, the trainees have been picking up experience in all phases of TV from program- ming to setting up microwave relay transmitters. Their courses, up to a year in| # duration, are provided as part of the Canadian government contribution to the Common- f wealth Technical Assistance Program, The publicly owned CBC is handling a Jarge part of the training necessary for the Ghana _ Broadcasting Corpora- tion TV service. In 1959 two Canadians made a survey in Ghana on the feas- ibility of the proposed TV serv-| Since 1961 CBC officials| ; ice, have been in Ghana as advisers to the government. John Kwadu - Amponsem, 32- year-old senior program assist- ant with the Ghana Broadcast- ing Corporation, says of his course at CBOT Ottawa: "T am learning in Canada the basic techniques of television production but no matter what I learn here I will have to adapt} , it.to suit our own situation and conditions in Ghana.' CAN'T COPY He hoped he could adapt Ca- nadian educational ming methods though it was un- likely he could simply copy the Canadian content. One reason was that the audiences would be quite different. Mr." Kwadu-Amponsem spent six weeks last summer at Ryer- son Institute of Technology in Toronto and has since worked on a number of programs origi- mating in Ottawa. He has also studied specialized fields such as design and makeup and is taking a course in English liter- ature at Carleton University. John Kally, 28, is learning maintenance work at CBOT fol- lowing courses at the CBC's en- program-) . SATIN PUMPS Elegant and gay Satin Pumps for. the Spring Season. 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"From the point of view of) our expenses it might be cheaper to train us in Ghana," Mr, Kwadzie says, "'but we) haven't got the equipment avail- abl yet, nor the experience."| Prostitutes Still Found In Red China HONG KONG (AP)--The Chi- nese Communists say there are; no prostitutes in China but re- turning visitors report prostitu-| tion is on the increase. Newspapers and magazines have started denouncing it again while still pretending of- ficially it doesn't exist. The Communists avoid the word '"'prostitute." They~ use such phrases as "'bourgeois fe-| male elements" or "evil women who accost and unashamedly) try to seduce" soldiers and civilians. Returning visitors report these bourgeois females have begun to appear on the streets of major cities--Tientsin in the north, Canton in the south and the former metropolis of Shang- hai in central China. Discreet members of the pro- fession use a-simple device to identify themselves. 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