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A Cultural Clash - television program

https://collections.galtmuseum.com/en/permalink/descriptions92520
Date Range
1990
Description Level
Item
Material Type
Recording
Accession No.
20161111119
Physical Description
1" tape 27 min
Scope and Content
Liane Sandlemyer reporter of the program. Program is about prejudice and racism between Aboriginal and white people in Southern Alberta. Shows footage of the Cardston Blockade. Evelyn Kellman- Native Friendship Center talks about all humans being equal, Bill Head-LCC Native Club talks about being w…
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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1990
Description Level
Item
Creator
Newsfirst Production
Physical Description
1" tape 27 min
Physical Condition
Excellent
Language
English
Custodial History
A DVD copy is available.
Scope and Content
Liane Sandlemyer reporter of the program. Program is about prejudice and racism between Aboriginal and white people in Southern Alberta. Shows footage of the Cardston Blockade. Evelyn Kellman- Native Friendship Center talks about all humans being equal, Bill Head-LCC Native Club talks about being who you are and not having to change, Pam Heavyhead- Parents Advisory Committee talks about having more communication with each other, Bob Tarleck- Lethbridge Alderman talks about the prejudice between Indiginous people and whites. Leroy Little Bear Professor at the U of L Native American Studies talks about the prejudice, discrimination, and racism in Southern Alberta. Marie Smallface Maruli talks about the divide of Mormons and Bloods. Page Boehmer- LDS Public Relations talks about the church not taking part of the blame for the tension. Lois Frank- Entrepreneur talks about her program designed for natives on social assistance. They have to go through a 10 month course with a variety of specializations which will allow natives to work and succeed. Liz Scout- Blood Police Chief talks about getting their own police force and giving jobs to tribe members. Mike Bruised Head- Native Friendship Society in Lethbridge to share the native culture. Morris Landry- Lethbridge Separate School Curriculum Director talks about the addition of native culture and native members into school curriculum. Joyce Green- UofL Instructor talks about incorporation of Aboriginal culture.
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Public Access
Accession No.
20161111119
Collection
Archive
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Dream Dance - television program

https://collections.galtmuseum.com/en/permalink/descriptions92517
Date Range
1989
Description Level
Item
Material Type
Recording
Accession No.
20161111116
Physical Description
1" tape 24 min
Scope and Content
The story is about a girl that leaves home to become a dancer. Meets a friend in the park. During the program they stop at different places and she daydreams that she could dance the various types of dances. She wakes up by herself and joins a ballet class which she was told she was pre-registered.…
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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1989
Description Level
Item
Creator
2&7 Lethbridge Television Television
Physical Description
1" tape 24 min
Physical Condition
Excellent
Language
English
Custodial History
A DVD copy is available.
Scope and Content
The story is about a girl that leaves home to become a dancer. Meets a friend in the park. During the program they stop at different places and she daydreams that she could dance the various types of dances. She wakes up by herself and joins a ballet class which she was told she was pre-registered. Her parents show up and it was them that registered her for the class. Performed by Tara Fenton and Wes Stefan.
Access Restrictions
Public Access
Accession No.
20161111116
Collection
Archive
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Eyes of a Killer: A Canadian on death row - television program

https://collections.galtmuseum.com/en/permalink/descriptions92518
Date Range
1992
Description Level
Item
Material Type
Recording
Accession No.
20161111117
Physical Description
1" tape 25 min
Scope and Content
This program follows the story of Ron Smith’s trials. Ron Smith from Red Deer, Alberta is charged with the killings of two Blackfeet Indians: Harvey Madman Jr. and Thomas Running Rabbit Jr. after stealing their car in Montana. The trials are from 1982-1992. Ted Lympus- Flathead County Prosecutor, J…
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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1992
Description Level
Item
Creator
2&7 Lethbridge Television Television
Physical Description
1" tape 25 min
Physical Condition
Excellent
Language
English
Custodial History
A DVD copy is available.
Scope and Content
This program follows the story of Ron Smith’s trials. Ron Smith from Red Deer, Alberta is charged with the killings of two Blackfeet Indians: Harvey Madman Jr. and Thomas Running Rabbit Jr. after stealing their car in Montana. The trials are from 1982-1992. Ted Lympus- Flathead County Prosecutor, Judge Micheal Keedy, Ron Smith, Shawn Trontel-Psychiatric Social Worker, Dr. William Stratford- Forensic psychiatrist, Harvey Madman-victim’s father, David Running Rabbit- victim’s brother, Katrina Running Rabbit- victim’s mother, Dan Vernay- Smith’s Attorney, and Douglas Harkin- District Court Judge all spoke during different stages of the trials.
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Public Access
Accession No.
20161111117
Collection
Archive
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What Makes People Healthy? - television program

https://collections.galtmuseum.com/en/permalink/descriptions92525
Date Range
1997
Description Level
Item
Material Type
Recording
Accession No.
20161111124
Physical Description
1" tape 11 min
Scope and Content
The program focuses on the nine determinants of health and understanding them in order to create the right programs and policies for a healthy community. Paul Hasselback- Medical Officer of Health Chinook health Region speaks about improving health by looking at the determinants of health.
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Material Type
Recording
Date Range
1997
Description Level
Item
Creator
2&7 CISA
Physical Description
1" tape 11 min
Physical Condition
Excellent
Language
English
Custodial History
A DVD copy is available.
Scope and Content
The program focuses on the nine determinants of health and understanding them in order to create the right programs and policies for a healthy community. Paul Hasselback- Medical Officer of Health Chinook health Region speaks about improving health by looking at the determinants of health.
Access Restrictions
Public Access
Accession No.
20161111124
Collection
Archive
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