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a OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 28, 1965 Robert Cliche is leader of the New Demo- cratic Party in Quebec. He left the Liberal Party be- cause of a difference with Prime' Minister. Pearson over nuclear weapons on Canadian soil. (CP Photo) Eskimo Kids See Pearson By BRENDA LARGE OTTAWA (CP)--Eleven wide- eyed Eskimo teen - agers mak- making their first trip south met Prime Minister Pearson y. They are taking a course in auxiliary teaching at Brock- ville, under the auspices of the department of northern affairs, and dropped in to see Mr. Pear- son during a day of sightsee- ing here. The prime minister, who was in a jovial humor, greeted the young people warmly on the windswept patio of his home at 24 Sussex Drive. While they snapped his pic- ture repeatedly, he chatted with 16-year-old Adamee Ona- lik of Frobisher Bay and Mar- tha Ijactuk of Port Harrison. Later, the Eskimo boys and girls were taken on a tour of the prime minister's house. They admired Eskimo carv- ings on Mr. Pearson's living room mantle and chuckled at his collection of political cartoons in the basement rumpus room. STARE AT RUG They stared at the scatter rug patterned after the Cana- dian flag spread in front of the rumpus room fireplace. Bernard Hart, a teacher for the department of northern af- fairs said the Brockville course is aimed at helping Eskimo ue people gain experience living in the southern part of Canada The course began July 12 and continues to Aug. 6. The Eskimo teen-agers are living in Brockville homes during their stay. Only one or two have been south before. "Some of them are baffled by the traffic and the rapid pace of our life, and the food is a shock to some. But by and 2 they are adjusting very well." Students attending the course range in age from 15 to 20. All are from points in the Eastern Arctic. Ti-Cats Whip Montreal Al's MONTREAL (CP)--Veteran Canadian end Tommy Grant caught a pair of touchdown 'strikes, Art Baker scored a pair and Rae German got an- other on the ground as Hamil- ton Tiger-Cats downed Mont- real Alouettes 35-15 in an East- ern Football Conference exhibi- tion game here Tuesday night. Quarterback Joe Zuger hit Grant with two end zone passes in the first two minutes of the second quarter after Art Baker had bulled over for his first counter in the only touchdown of the opening quarter. For the Alouettes, homebrew Mike Gibbons and ex-Ottawa Rough Rider Ernie White scored the majors. Hamilton coach Ralph Sazio went with Zuger throughout the| first half before switching to! Canadian Frank Cosentino. It was under Cosentino's direction that Baker scored his second touchdown at the 8:32 mark of the third quarter. Baker's first scoring effort came on the fifth play of the game when he combined with Zuger on a handoff and draw play to scamper up the middle for 68 yards and the major. Su- therin converted, while the Als scored a single when Lloyd Da- vis was rouged on Jim Mc- Kean's third down kick. CAUGHT PASS The second quarter was only 17 «seconds old when Grant eaught his first scoring pass, moved neatly to the goal-line and went over standing up. Sutherin converted again. Grant's second major came) when he deked Als' deep de-| fender Larry Fairholm by two} steps and left the Montrealer| stranded as he caught the pall over his shoulder. ATHLETES TO ISRAEL MONTREAL (CP) -- Fred Oberlander, honorary secretary of the Canadian Maccabiah As- sociation, said Monday Canada expects to send 18 athletes plus a 10-man basketball teant to the Maccabiah Games scheduled for Tel Aviv, Israel, August 23- 31. 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