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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1950
Page
4
The Twiglingate Sun argues against wasteful exploitation of Newfoundland fisheries and other natural resources. It calls for careful study and responsible government action to protect salmon herring seals and the local economy, warning against risks to resources and future earnings.
Easter Monday will be observed as a General Holiday with all businesses and stores closed for the day.
A Newfoundland editorial argues against aggressive caplin harvesting for processing plants at Corner Brook. It warns that caplin declines threaten cod and broader ecosystems, citing historical overexploitation and the need for cautious stewardship of natural resources to avoid extinction.
Dominion weather office official K A Hornstein says Newfoundland climate compares favorably with eastern North America noting mild winters, cool summers, steady moisture, and healthful conditions. He cites reader letters from B Mercer Twillingate and Michael Whelan Pilleys Island requesting the program.
Editor Blatfing questions the accuracy of a March relief works report on Strong's Island Bridge in Twillingate district. He cites claims of incomplete beams ballast and nails still at stores, demanding clarification from Mr Sansome and noting the paper's published copy of the government report.
Premier J R Smallwood spoke in the Provincial Legislature about a bold plan to modernize Newfoundland fisheries. He cited low output and reliance on salt cod, signaling a $10 million investment to test new boats, gear, and grounds with Iceland Norway and Europe lending expertise and federal help.
Mrs Harriet Clarke former Twillingate resident now in Boston with daughter Mrs Ernest Churchill celebrates her 95th birthday on Thursday April 6. She enjoys good health and remains active aiding in household duties. Five generations of her family are living. son Frederick in Gileaporte. daughters in New York and Boston.
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Mr Frank Stockley remains in hospital here with an unusual poisoning form after a recent visit to Gander. Though his condition is not serious and he suffers no pain, he is recovering as doctors continue care after travel by snowmobile with his sister Mrs Ralph Tembert. Arthur Anstey of Back Barbour has worked steadily as a carpenter in Brooklyn since leaving Newfoundland post Confederation, while reflecting on irregular Sun deliveries and the paper's Saturday mail.
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In Twillingate Sun letters, a resident denounces winter relief spending as squandered and questions figures behind a relief report. The writer accuses foremen merchants and a local official of misused funds, requests accountability, and advocates prioritizing road repairs over aid.
The Library's Book Review praises Arabella as a bright humorous Regency era novel. Georgette Heyer portrays a Yorkshire parsonage heroine drawn into London society, meeting fashionable aristocrats and a sought after dandy, in a diverting, colorful story. The note notes 1,083 books circulated in March and says North Side Library will be closed Tuesday April 11.
Fire destroyed a Botwood garage owned by B J Elliott on Tuesday. The blaze reportedly left nothing saved except two cards a truck and Mr Elliott’s personal effects. The status of insurance was not known. Elliott, a Twillingate native, has run the taxi and garage business in Botwood for several years.
Mr S J Asidrews of Crow Head traveled to Lewisports to fetch a horse bought through Stu John's dealer. The animal, an undefined breed, appears to be a sturdy general purpose horse suitable for various tasks.
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