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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1945
Page
4
Twillingate edition dated April 28, 1945 notes the paper’s establishment in 1880 and its office location. It lists S Roberts as editor and proprietor and states charges for notes of thanks memorials and announcements plus a Wednesday noon cutoff for submissions.
Herring packers in the country question why barreled herring must be transhipped to South Coast depots increasing costs. Estimates suggest 20 000 barrels could be sold locally but ships must run long routes with damages risk and no payment to shippers for on board fish. The Combined Foods Board quota play and Natural Resources might influence vessel placement for local put up.
The piece discusses how revenue by public services has declined as wartime tax policy grows. It notes shortages of medical staff in remote areas, contrasting with ample doctors in larger centers, and calls for a fairer share of higher income to fund services and utilities across Newfoundland.
Boan's Mate Eveleigh R.N. pauses this week awaiting passage home to Joe Batt's Arm on furlough under arrangements clear from naval command.
The Little White coat arrived at Joe Batt's Arm on Monday carrying 50 seals. Captain James Gillett is noted as a crew member aboard the vessel.
A local bait shop operator collected bets from men over the past two weeks, extending informal wagering activity at the shop. Authorities note no formal betting license was cited.
Sir William H Horwood died at the General Hospital after an eighteen day illness. Announcement of his resignation as Chief Justice came in 1944, with a long career in politics and law. He served as Premier in 1901 and held multiple high roles including Attorney General and judge. He was knighted in 1904 and held many public service positions. Born 1862, he married Julia Hutchinson in 1908. survived by Lady Horwood and a brother in Vancouver. Tributes flowed from courts and civic bodies.
Roy Sharpe returned from the Gulf voyage aboard the Mary F Hyde with no rudder trouble and a haul of seals totaling under 4200. The 94 ton schooner carried 20 crew under Captain Georges Carter, left Channel on March 6 and returned April 6, discharging at Bowring's premises in St John’s.
Commissioner for Finance Honora Wild prepared to deliver his Budget Speech by radio from St John’s. The broadcast would outline fiscal priorities and financial plans for the coming year.
The Easter Tea and Sale at St Peter's Parish Hall on Monday evening by the Congregation drew success despite poor weather. All items displayed were sold and proceeds reached $211 with public support greatly appreciated.
Allied forces report major advances across the German front with the Red Army near Berlin and U S. and British units pushing toward strategic locations. Berlin tightens under siege as battles rage, with Niurnberg captured and Ruhr fighting ending.
List of names from Crow Head to Back Harbour with many a daughter birth entries and a set of operations including Joyca Randell Maggie Cooper and Ruth Locke across Twillingate Fair Bank Jen Kings Cove La Scie and Local Bay with multiple families noted.
Mr. Lewia Clarke receives word from his sister Olive in Newton Massachusetts about the death of her husband Charles T. Belyea.
The Miss Twillingate undergoes improvements in the engine room and lavatory facilities with other necessary accommodations. Capt. Frank Roberts will rename the passenger service early next month.
The firm of A. Butcher intends to build a Cold Storage plant and establish a Meat Market, a venture that will meet a long felt community need.
The family of the late Arthur Blackler of New York and Twillingate expresses gratitude for the support during their sudden loss. Special thanks go to John Manuel Edward Facey Mrs Lilington Mrs Drover Fred and Jim White Mrs Clifford Luther and Gus Price for their kindness. Mrs Cyerita Blacklar
In Loving Memory for Shiley Mar jorie Roberts who died April 13 at 1244 months. Survived by father and mother one brother Melvin Roy and other relatives. Grateful thanks to Mrs Drover and all who sent sprays and helped in sorrow. Prayerful note of hope to meet again, with a brief lyric reference to angels in heaven. Inserted by Frank and Mrs Roberta and Family Wild Cove.
The Telegram reports two Norwegian vessels at northern icefields joining local echooneres in the seal hunt this spring. One ship carried about 3400 seals, the other around 300, as they operate from a Greenland port. Previously, Norway used a “mother” ship to process fat at the ice while smaller boats caught pelts.
The Arm branch of T gate Regional Library opened on Saturday afternoon April 14 with Miss Phoebe Minty as librarian. A fair crowd registered readers and the initial selection of 100 books will be refreshed as read. Collectors will visit homes to raise funds for ongoing expenses.
Flight Lieutenant Ernest Peyton of the Royal Air Force took part in a London broadcast programme last week, contributing remarks from the capital.
Mr D J Hurley traveled to Lewisporte on Thursday. Mr A Potter of Lewisporte was in town this week. Mr Cyril Price from Gander returns this week. Mr and Mrs Peach visited from Tizzard's Harbour on Saturday.
The suit of Mrs. Axkio against John Pollock Marine Superintendent William Pearcey and others over her husband’s death from a blown boiler manhole gasket settled for 10500 pounds plus costs after a week in court. The jury had previously failed to agree and a new trial was set for April 9.
Private Fred Roberts of Walter returned home Friday from St. John's after being relieved from service with the Mid regiment.
Mr. Lawrence Osmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Osmond, is now a teacher on Black Island in Saltons. He began his work at the local school there on March 15.
A. Manuel firm opens a liver factory at Crow Head as part of Confederation Life initiatives. The move marks local industrial expansion with new jobs and production capacity in the region.
The Motorboat C. M. Wheeler has undergone repairs during the winter and Captain Boyes resumes passenger service. Captain Fred Luther prepares the Edwion for the upcoming season's operations.
Personal notices show Mr. Stanley Anstey visited the City last week while Mr. Cecil Facey conducted business for A. Manuel this week. Mecara Bennett Churchill and Albert Young traveled to Botwood recently. Harry Cooper went this week to erect a School at Botwood. Allan Young went to Gander on Thursday from Capt. A Greenham's boat.
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