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Newspaper

Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Aug 09, 1952

Page

4

Twillingate Sun Dental Service Celebrated For Notre Dame Bay

The Twillingate Sun reports a planned dental clinic for Notre Dame Bay residents with a resident hospital dentist, funded partly by the Federal Government. The service will reduce travel, costs, and wait times, with free care for children and possible free work for schools. A local dentist from Twillingate is urged to study dental surgery and serve the community.

Notre Dame Green Notre Dame Bay Grand Falls John’s Corner Brock Twillingete Lck Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital J. F. A. Colbourne Muir Building St. John’s

Twillingate Coastal Wharf Nears Public Opening

The Twillingate coast wharf is nearly complete with concrete works finished and doors to be hung. Officials may attend the opening including Secretary of State F Gordon Bradley and MP J R Smallwood. debates focus on sheds and stop positions affecting vessel access.

Twilling Zete Turin Viper Shed F. Gordon Bradley Bonavista Twillingate J. R. Smallwood

Miss Gladys Wheeler Returns to KR Linfield Duties

Miss Gladys Wheeler resumes duties with the KR Linfield firm after a brief visit with her brother Tom Wheeler at Corner Brook. She is accompanied by her niece Audrey Waterman.

Gladys Wheeler KR. J. Linfield Tom Wheeler Corner Brook Audrey Waterman

Visitor Gertrude Batstone Guests in Lewieporte

Miss Gertrude Batstone former teacher at T gate Central spent a week here as guest of Miss Gladys Wheller and returned to Lewieporte by the Springdale line.

Gertrude Batstone T'gate Central Gladys Wheller Lewieporte Springdale

Arrival of Lester N Peckford reports rich fish season at Independent

Captain Andrew Greenham anchors in Tailingate with the schooner Lester N Peckford carrying about 350 barrels of fish and crashed ice from Independent. He notes unusually abundant salmon in Gros Water Bay and a single trap supporting five schooners, plus a successful salmon season sold locally. A summer storm at Independent produced blue ice that damaged roofs and boats. crewman Lloyd Elliot suffered a wrist injury. The Gloria Jean and the G J loaded at Independent before parting near the Newfoundland side.

Lester N. Peckford Andrew Greenham Tailingate Independent Greenbam Gros Water Bay Capt. Greenham Lloyd Elliot Greenham Joe Gillard Ingithe Gloria Jean Newfoundland Straits G.J

Seaman Torraville Dies Aboard Iroquois Off Korea

A.B. Ian Torraville R.C.N. died after an appendicitis operation aboard H.M.C.S Iroquois while on active service off Korea. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs Sidney Torraville of Change Islands and is survived by brother Ronald of the Bank of Nova Scotia at Fogo and sister Betty of Toronto.

A.B. Ian Torraville R.C.N Koreas Watere Sidney Torraville Change Ilancs H.M.C.S “Iroquois Korea Ronald The Bank of Nova Scotia Fogo Betty Reginald Bursey Toronto

Navy clerk Tan served HBC before 1949 enlistment

Before joining the Royal Canadian Navy in 1949 Tan worked as a clerk for the Hudson's Bay Company for over a year. He was home on leave in July 1950 and then reported to the RCN base at Esquimalt BC, later posting to service in Korea. The Sun extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved families.

Royal Canadian Navy Tan Hudson's Bay Co Labrador Navy RCN Esquimalt B.C Korea Sun

Hospital notes record week admissions and discharges

For the week ending August 6 the hospital lists admissions including Eric Rose Herbert King Mrs Phillip Cutler and many others from Corner Brook Exploits Gander Bay and nearby communities. Discharges include Joyce Gillingham Marion Locke and others with 139 admissions and 128 discharges in July along with 19 births and four deaths.

Eric Rose Herbert King Phillip Cutler Herriog Neck Silas Witcher Birchy Bay Joseph Mitchell Bruce Clarke Www Nichol Twistingate Cyril Secviour Exploits John Oak Tomas Moore Change Islands Olive Jenkins Marjorie Anstey Baxter Jenkins Sumperford Joseph Penny Corner Brook Wilfred Nippard Malcolm Downer Heber Porter Stanhope Emo Lambert Lewisporte Violet Downton Barr'd Islands Lewellyn Stratter Adolphus Burt George Nicholas Baby Virgin Arm Ernest Chipman Twillingate Heber Horley Newstead

Wedding Bells In St Clair United Church Bet d Richards Marries M G White

Betty Richards daughter of Mrs Eliza beth Richards married Maxwell George White son of Mrs Annie White at St Clair Avenue United Church with Rev G Everitt Ashton officiating. Frederick Richards gave his sister in marriage. Bridesmaids wore pale blue gowns and floral wreaths. Harold White and ushers attended. Mrs White and relatives noted in attendance. Also RCMP Corporal Anstey seen in town en route back to Fogo.

St. Clair Avenue United Church Betty Richards Elizabeth Richards Maxwell George White Annie White G. Everitt Ashton Frederick Richards Joan Richards

Coppins Head North for Three Week Carbonear Vacation

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Coppin and daughter Patla depart today for a three week visit with relatives in Carbonear. During his absence from duties as manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, he will be relieved by Mr. Soper.

R. H. Coppin Patla Carbonear Bank of Nova Scotia

Welfare Officer Crocker Returns from Toronto Course

Mr KE Crocker, welfare officer for Twillingate, arrived back on Wednesday after attending a welfare administration course in Toronto with Newfoundland Welfare Staff. He will visit St Johns later this month and return with Mrs Crocker and daughter Gloria who spent the summer with relatives in Clarenville.

KE. Crocker Twillingate Toronto Newfoundland Crocker St. John’s Mrs. Crocker Gloria Clarenville

Who Dun It on Anstey Hill

Rumor swirls over the sheep killing on Anstey Hill with RCMP and taxi drivers scrutinizing the case. A housewife reportedly saw a driver and passenger remove the carcass and toss it over a fence. The owner vows full inquiry and justice, suspecting possible accident but condemning concealment.

Anstey’s Aod RCMP

Newfoundland Newfoundland Island open season for ducks and geese

Newfoundland announces a 1952 duck season with a seven duck daily bag on the Island and twenty five in Labrador. Five geese and eight Wilson snipe may be taken daily. Seasons vary by district from Avalon to Labrador with specific start and end dates and coastal water extensions.

Newfoundland Robert Winters Labrador Wilson Avalon Burin Northern Scooter Hitler

Longliners Report Promising Deep Sea Grounds Near Funk Islands

Tests by three Nova Scotia longliners in late July show excellent fishing on twenty lines off Padgers Quay in 150 to 170 fathoms. Two vessels moved to St. Anthony and one to Fogo with a fourth joining later. Two technicians from the St. John’s federal research station study the Bonavista longlining progress, comparing local boats with last year’s Nova Scotia operations.

Funk Islands Nova Scotia St. Anthony Fogo Padgers Quay Bonavista Federal Research Station St. John's Fred Brett Joe Batt University of Toronto Sam Butler St. John’s Fisheries Research Board

Albino Sand Bird Sent to Research Department

An all white avian specimen, an albino like bird, was sent from Norris Arm to the Department of Mines and Resources. The six inch sand bird has not yet been identified and may be studied by ornithologists on the mainland. It was found within a few tiles of Norris Arm and appears to be a rare, previously unrecorded sighting.

Department of Mines Norrie Arm Department, of Resources and Development Norris Arm

Albino Like Creature Noted From Turrs Found in Newfoundland

The report notes an organism assumed to be albino due to similarities with albino turrs collected in Newfoundland last winter, citing pale coloration and features that resemble those specimens.

Newfoundland

Mrs Malcolm Anstey Sees Holiday in New York

Mrs Malcolm Anstey of Back Harbour is presently spending a holiday in New York with her daughter Dorothy accompanying her on the trip.

Malcolm Anstey Back Harbour New York Dorothy

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the Twillingate SUN Dental Service GRIST A. Greenham Watkins Twilling J.R. Watkins Company St . Roch St Montreal F. Granger UU Va Van W. C. Chafe Seaman Torraville Ene Corp. Anstey Rcmp Deadient Leo’Dwyer Olhways Dr. Chase Chase Gerald S. Doyle Ltda D'Erlegh Fur Farm P.O Howard Accounting Service Twillingate Fire Insurance Co, Ltd Facey Union Station Orange Hall Bob Hope
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