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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1947
Page
3
A step by step bread recipe covers mixing lukewarm water with dry yeast and sugar, scalding milk with sugar and salt, combining with water and flour, kneading, rising twice, shaping into four loaves, and baking at 425 F then 375 F for about 45 minutes total.
The bill An Act Further to Amend the Local Administration Act 1937 has had first and second readings in Commission and is published to invite public comment. Written comments must be addressed to the undersigned no later than Saturday May 3, 1947.
A government act dated March 28 1946 amends the Local Administration Act 1937. It repeals Paragraph (a) of Section 1 and substitutes a definition: Commissioner now means the Commissioner for Home Affairs and Education.
The text describes transfers of administrative powers under Act No 6 of 1937 to the Commissioner for Public Health and Welfare and later to the Commissioner for Home Affairs and Education. It outlines authority for exercising powers and the constitutional adjustments involved.
Apu income tax form was returned with a note stating the sender belongs to the Foresters and declines to join the I-come Tax. The peculiar reply highlights a personal affiliation influencing tax form response.
Applications invited for District Wardens with salaries from 1400 to 1700 plus allowances. Age 21 to 35, good health, Grade X or equivalent, forestry and wildlife knowledge helpful. Uniforms, training, and residence required. Send qualifications to Secretary for Natural Resources by May 5, 1947. K. J Carter, Secretary for Natural Resources. 11th April, 1947.
Corner Brook distributor listing National Wholesalers Limited announces range of dry goods hardware Nations and NYAL family medicines for trade and public sale.
Poem memorial note dated April 17 1946 mourning the death of Samuel King. It describes a vacant chair symbolizing loss, memories of a friendly father figure, and a grave adorned with flowers. Signed by Arthur King Cotl yes Island Confederation Life.
A former lorry driver explains the appeal of police work noting good pay and satisfactory hours but jokes that the customer is always wrong. A dialect exchange questions George Washington’s honesty and birthday bank closings.
Newfoundland Federation of Labor reports progress toward a final Gander labour dispute agreement with the joint negotiating committee. Labour officials expect a Labour Relations Officer to visit Gander for closing talks while urging patience and mutual respect.
In a domestic exchange a husband and wife debate the pronunciation of nursery terminology, noting the maid’s New York speech. The exchange reveals regional language nuances within a family setting.
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