17 Feb 1945
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1945
Page
1
Wanted intelligent young man to learn the printing trade. Applicant must hold Grade X or better certificate. Apply in own handwriting with rating age and grade. Blackmore Printing Co Ltd Grand Falls.
For developing printing and referging send your films and negatives to C. R. Thornhill P O Box 141 Botwood COD orders given prompt attention February 17.
The list outlines first Sunday in Lent services at St. Peter's St Andrew's United Church and local outlying sites with times for Matins Evensong Sunday School Bible Class Lay Reader Rev S Baggs and Holiness Praise and Salvation meetings conducted by the Corps Officers Major and Mrs Wheeler offering a cordial invitation to all.
The church outlines a Sunday program with 10 30 a.m devotional service 3 p m Sunday School 6 30 p m prayer and 7 00 p m evangelistic service in the weekly timetable.
Able Seaman Frederick Wilson Stucktebs of the Royal Navy arrived home on Sunday for a furlough, resuming duties after a period ashore.
Public notice directed to salt importers and dealers under the Defence Salt Supply Regulation 1942. It requires all persons holding 20 hogsheads or more to report stocks on hand or en route as of February 28 1945 to the Newfoundland Fisheries Board. Telegram and written confirmation advised if mail is slow. Failure to comply carries heavy penalties. A copy of the order is printed below.
Published by Authority I exercise powers under Defence Self Supply Regulations 1942 and issue the following Order dated 30 January 19. P. D. H. Dunn Commissioner for Natural Resources.
A fragment notes regulation on persons trading or dealing in Newfoundland or Labrador and the implications for possession or conduct. It emphasizes lawful handling of property and duties of traders under regional rules.
A 1945 order requires firms to report salt stocks and movements to the Newfoundland Fisheries Board by March 15 1945. Returns must list storage locations and hogshead counts, salt en route between Newfoundland ports, outside shipper orders, and any third party interests with names and addresses. Submissions vary by location and must be delivered to the board by the specified dates.
The Commissioner for Supply issues an Order revoking the earlier cap on potato retail prices with effect from midnight February 5 1945. W E Curtis Secretary for Supply. South February 1945.
Under Regulation 2 of the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 this order is issued by GEQ E London Commissioner for Supply. Dated at St John’s February 5 1945.
The Food Current Prices Order No 55 of 1944 dated September 16 1944 fixing maximum potato prices is revoked. Penalties incurred before revocation remain in force. The revocation takes effect at midnight on the fifth day of the noted month.
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