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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1945
Page
2
The Commission of Government publishes a bill to authorize government aid to housing associations. A Statement of Objects and Reasons accompanies the bill. Public comment is invited in writing by March 10, 1945.
The bill authorizes general loans from the Government to Housing Associations defined in Section 1. The Governor in Commission may limit eligible associations and prescribe loan terms. The Commissioner may attach security terms and obtain mortgages or bonds and may waive Crown priority with approval. Existing loans to three associations are deemed lent under these provisions.
Government Commission permits loans to housing associations from public funds. Authorities may limit eligible classes and set loan terms, repayment, security, and use of funds. Provisions govern bonds, securities issued in the Commissioner's name, and priority among creditors.
Provision states all mortgages and securities issued by housing associations are in favor of the Commissioner. Transfers must be executed by the Commissioner in official style. It lists sums lent to associations including New Newfoundland Building and Law Association Limited and Newfoundland Permanent Savings Investment and Any, and Railway Employees Welfare Association Limited. The Act may be cited as the Housing Association Short Title Trans Act 145.
Ground meat mix with bread crumbs onion parsley and spices forms 12 small or 6 large patties. Flatten and pan broil until browned then serve on noodles or rice. Also notes Flying personnel on an aircraft carrier held by the Canadian Navy and a family exchange about an athlete father and his late night running.
To make custard whisk yolks with sugar and starch and salt. Stir in hot milk, cook on low until thick enough to coat a spoon. Remove from heat fold in vanilla and chill before serving.
The exchange of sharp words between a judge and a convict during a church service incident is noted. Ash Wednesday falls on the 14th with Church of England services reported. Valentine’s Day also on the same date, and cards from distant friends arrive by mail.
The goings on the 12th report that an Express train collided with a snow plow at Topsails. Plow workers were injured and rushed to Corner Brook Hospital. Passengers waited at Corner Brook for Thursday's Express. the train finally left St. John's on Saturday morning. Delaney and others injured remain hospitalized.
A blaze at 138 Gower Street St Johns Thursday week damaged a boarding house. One woman died from suffocation, Miss Nellie Bailey, holidaying from the Triangle Club, and several others were hospitalized. Mr Sheppard rescued two women, Miss Iris Beck jumped from a third story window, and kitchen flames are blamed. Proprietor Mr Harvey Thames operates the boarding house.
A short dialogue shows a man and woman debating love and marriage with concern about involving families after vows. The exchange hints at personal affection and the social weight of family in union plans.
The scene centers on a manager questioning usefulness while an office boy jokes about leaving a previous job for being told he knew too much. The exchange hints at workplace skepticism and a humorous power dynamic.
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