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Twillingate Sun

Location

Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1944

Page

3

Public notice on shipping freight and loading demurrage

The Defence regulations adopted new shipping charges for local motor and sailing vessels. A 10 percent freight reduction applies to Salt and Coal shipments from Sydney to Newfoundland Ports. Loading time extends to seven days from readiness, after which demurrage applies. discharging remains three days. Effective August 15 1944 NEC. Transportation Control Board Secretary R Mosdell.

Commissioner For Public Utilities Transportation Control Board Sydney Newfoundland

Dinner with the Smiths Delayed by Grace Note

A household dialogue shows Mistress granting guests a quarter hour grace for dinner with Jenny assisting. Maid remarks about being religious yet noting the overdoing of the courtesy. The exchange hints at etiquette and domestic routine in a period setting.

Mrs. Smith Jenny

Retailers Urged to Display Cash Prices Under 1944 Order

The Commissioner for Supply issues an Order requiring retailers from August 14, 1944 onward to show cash selling prices in plain figures on all articles offered or displayed. The directive covers items in shop windows and inside shops. Retailers are urged to prepare to comply. Signed by W. E. Curtis, Secretary for Supply, August 10, 1944.

Gems For Your Scrapbook Collection Quotes

A compilation of brief maxims from Coleridge Bacon Eddy Jeremy Taylor Bruyere Haldane and others. The selection emphasizes discretion in associating with trustworthy people and developing individual character over conformity.

Parents misread rapid growth as child aging fast

Parents who believe children "grow up so fast" may misinterpret the pace of change. They should recognize that development can feel quick, and adjust parenting approaches to support evolving needs and independence.

Newfoundland Forestry Unit officers listed for Home Guard

Statement from Public Relations Officer notes Forestry Unit members in the United Kingdom serving with Home Guard receive high ratings. It lists commanding officers, major captains, lieutenants, and platoon officers for Inverness Newfoundland Forestry Battalion with names such as Jack Turner James Gerard Martin Clarence Lingard Leo Bruce Maurice Job Taylor Austin H. Baird Brendan Davis Otto Hicks and others.

Newfoundland United Kingdom Home Guard Auathocities Inverness Newfoundland Forestry Department of Natural Resources Hrap Quartr 1Nte Bn. & OC. Coy James Gerard Martin I 7c Coy Clarence Lamond Lingard Leo Bruce Maurice Job Taylor Austin H. Baird A' Coy O. C. Coy Brendan Francis Davis C Coy Otto Hicks Robert Temple Baird Wim Alfred Butler Frank Eric Phillips Abraham Noah Tilley Walter Wilcox

Forestry Unit members complete fisheries course at Aberdeen

The Department of Natural Resources reports thirty forestry unit members, with prior fisheries experience, completed a short general fisheries course at Aberdeen during the week of June 5. The participants plan to reengage in the industry in Newfoundland upon return, with a packed itinerary covering markets, vessel visits, and lectures from industry and research sources.

Department of Natural Resources J. Turner M.C Aberdeen Newfoundland Ollown British Council Scotland Gustav Puetervald S.C. W St. Katherne's Club Greenland Lecure

In Memory of My Dearest Father

A son inserts a memorial verse written for his father who died August 27 1943. The poem recalls the family’s sorrow, missing footsteps at the door and the familiar voice, and hopes for a reunion on the eternal day.

Germans uncover 25000 Union Jacks in Paris warehouse

German police discover 25 000 Union Jacks in a Paris warehouse destined for sale as Allied troops entered Paris. Another shop held large stacks of British colors to aid French citizens without flags who wished to show pro Allied sentiment.

Paris

Confederation Life debate over provincial laws noted

Pete laments too many laws in the province while Jerry agrees that a man cannot break half of them in his natural lifetime. The exchange underscores frustration with statutory complexity and regulatory burden highlighted in a public discussion.

Pete Jerry

Eyelids Open and Close 250000 Times in a Lifetime

A statistician notes that a person’s eyelids blink about 250 000 times in an average lifetime, reflecting constant eye activity and the small but steady pace of daily life.

World openings and a sly jab at work humor

An employer recalls starting college with a belief in opportunity, claiming he found it in a literal hole. The office boy challenges him while Bobby argues about fleas and a playful misquote from Mary. The scene mixes work banter with comic wordplay among characters.

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St. John's Curling Lewisporte Grand Falls Port Aux Basques Burin Belleoram Grand Bank St. John’s E. Curtis NEC. Transportation Control Board R. Mosdell RVG Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd W. E. Curtis Association BP. Coleridge Bacon Mary Baker Eddy Jeremy Taylor Jj. B.S Haldane aNdy Che Jack Turner,obe B’' Coy C. Coy Thomas V. Curran t/o Coy Patrick Fogarty Rexford Browne Frederick James Fleming George Durland Ireland Ivan Shea J. I. Taplin Father Heavenly Home Confederation Life Wood BY Fred. T. Fuge Mcdougall Street Fostoria, Ohio Eddy Eddys Redbirds Eddy's Comets F. M. O’leary Ltd Bobby
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