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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1938
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun notes classified items and notes of thanks from Twillingate Newfoundland. Submissions for notices notes memoriam and announcements are accepted for a 25 cent charge per item with deadlines and disclaimers stated.
The Ray Roberts Guardian defends the 1934 35 schooner building plan arguing the project supported the fishery and job creation. It favors continuing government loans funded by British Grant in Aid while acknowledging repayment will take time and that modernization could boost profitability.
Government policy aims at better living conditions for the masses and keeping foods within reach for all. The piece argues duties should drop on common fruit and staples to increase consumption while controlling costs. It emphasizes balanced diet and preventive health, urging varied and affordable imports.
Fragmentary text discusses development timing and conditions for training locals in skilled trades. It mentions rules about who may leave and references a judge or trial context. Context appears uncertain and partial, with unclear details about restrictions or agreements.
A Gander opinion argues against monopolizing labor with trained men and warns that posterity will not see progress without checks on creating a privileged class in all industries. It stresses influence of paper mill advocacy and the need for balance in employment.
The Supreme Council of the F P U repudiates the Advocate as official organ and orders the front page to remove the line The official organ of the Fishertyen s Protective Union of Nad The council met at Gambo on the 7th Arrangements are made with Trade Printers Ltd at St John s to publish an official paper by early February Hints suggest Mr Scammell and associates may relocate the Advocate.
Mrs George Keefe who had cataract surgery on one eye now sees clearly and another operation will occur later. Mr John Sharpe fell on a slippery road bruising his right hip but no fracture found and he was returned home by horse team. On the 29th inst he reaches 90. His grandson John Sharpe Jr is laid up with tuberculosis after a throat hemorrhage but shows some improvement.
Mr. Ted Drover and his brother and wife arrived from Carmanville last week and departed via Clyde. Also noted is Mr. Joseph White from Herring Neck.
Captain Percy Knee of S. S. Sagona states the spar found in Greenspond Tickle in December belongs to the actr A. Hubley. The note ties the recovered piece to a named crew member and vessel, indicating ownership.
Ranger Joseph Clarke from Spaniard's Bay arrived at Lagona on Monday to take up policing duties following Ranger Brown's departure three weeks ago for Bonne Bay.
M B Little Grace took Sergi and Delahunty to Moreton's on Saturday returning the same evening.
A Crow Head meeting on Sept 28 discussed starting an adult night school under the Adult Education Association. While interest was high, miscommunications delayed opening. a second meeting on Sept 29 planned to proceed. Night classes began Oct 1 with 42 enrollees and 81 percent average attendance.
The notes say weekly cooking classes were well attended and enjoyed by the girls. It suggests men in lumber camps reduced the possible attendance and interest in the night program.
In the Court on Wednesday morning a Western Head man stood before Magistrate Abbott charged with obtaining 4.75 dollars worth of relief by false pretences. He was convicted and fined 10 dollars, with 14 days in gaol in default. Mr. A R Brett of Moreton's Harbour testified for the Crown.
The hospital thanks donors who gave Christmas gifts including Arthur Manuel Guides and Rangers Misa Jessie Moors Mr D P Osmond Dr and Mrs Wood Bessie and Bert Ashbourne Ashbournes Ltd N Q I T North Side Junior N G I T Moreton's Hr Rev E M Bishop Grand Falls the Silent Workers Twillingate.
Readers favor white bread over brown, with many choosing classic results from Cinderella flour. The comment notes bread-making preferences and highlights Cinderella as a trusted brand in white bread recipes.
His Excellency the Governor in Commission appoints Obadiah Dalley as a member of the United Church Board of Education for the District of Twillingate in place of retired Andrew Maidment.
Confederation Life reports thanks to Mr. Jobo Gillett for presenting a 1938 calendar. The acknowledgment notes the gift and its value to the office, reflecting the period’s courtesy exchanges.
The flour is milled specially to achieve superior baking outcomes. The copy emphasizes its tailored milling process designed to improve texture and performance in baked goods.
The Sun reproduces a write‑up on the recovery of a deceased soldier in France and may have credited J C L, believed to be John C. Loveridge, whose initials appeared under comments and extracts.
The list presents a set of public and bank holidays for 198, with dates including January 19 February 16 March 17 and others through December 27. Proclamations will finalize the official holiday calendar, noting observances such as St Patrick St George Empire Labour Armistice Christmas and Boxing Day.
The 245th meeting of the Commission Government in St. John’s approved recommendations on bail service and a press communique on future salt codfish marketing. Drafts covered a Canadian Marconi wireless service, F P A insurance, and Sealing Act changes. Office appointments and 1938 holiday schedule were set, while trade talks with the UK and US progress and a Shanghai despatch noted. Coastal matters include police protection for Pette unload and wage prompts from the Fishermen’s Federation. The Governor extended Mr. Poddester’s term to Feb 16 1939.
Captain William Gillett and crew of the ship Grace Boehner were due to arrive yesterday from St John’s via Lewportse.
Mrs Henry Elliott departed the Ni Ranger bound for St John's in the United States, according to a local brief.
A collage of notes reports a Lunenburg strike nearing settlement and ship accidents at sea. It also covers Japanese advances in China, Italy Ethiopia talks, Irish Dail sessions, and a Newfoundland update including a fire loss, seals taken, and a Rhodes Scholar selection.
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