The Twillingate S U A publication notice and rates
The Twillingate S U A notes it is the only North Coast paper based in Trillingate Newfoundland, edited by E G Clarke. It states letters or communications after Wednesday noon may not be printed and lists charges for notes of thanks memoriam announcements and similar notices, with subscription rates for social and international readers.
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Trillingate
Nld
E.G. Clarke
Canada
U.S.A
Public Servants Deserve Honest Work For Their Pay
Editorial urges taxpayers to demand real effort from public servants and reject blind party support. It condemns a five hundred dollar bonus paid to provincial legislators despite pay, arguing elected officials are employees of the people and should work for their salaries. It cites cost of living and compares duties to hardships faced by workers.
Reimbursement Rules for Members Spending Public Funds
The article argues members should be repaid all proper expenditures charged to government funds after presenting vouchers. It notes attendance costs, district visits, and speculation about unspecified amounts and possible pre-knowledge of year end bonuses influencing spending. It questions transparency and the existence of an undisclosed liquid asset bonus.
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Jess
IBE C Named As Premier's U S Firm In Newfoundland Survey
Canadian Press dispatch in Daily News notes Premier Smallwood announced a wealthy U S firm would study possible Newfoundland economic development. The International Basic Economy Corporation led by Nelson Rockefeller is described as a Sosque private organization active in Latin America projects.
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Daily News
Toronto Star
Newfoundland
International Basic Economy Corporation
the Star
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller Organization
Latin America
Smallwood
United States
Wallace K. Harrison
Ibe.c. Technical Services
Ibe.c
Hedley King Accepts New Post
Hedley N King former Supervising Librarian of Regional Libraries resigns to become Rehabilitation Officer with the Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association. A federal grant and Christmas Seals funding will support patient rehabilitation efforts. King plans to interview all patients within two to three months at the sanitorium. He is a noted local figure and former principal at Durrell’sAcademy.
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Hedley N. King
Public Librarion Board
Toronto University
Acadia’ University
Hedley
King
Durreil
Plow Found In Seal Net Off Twillingate Bight
Local fishermen Harry Anstey and Fred Anstey hauled in a seal net near Twillingate Bight and surfaced a barnacle encrusted iron plow missing its wooden grips. The device likely dates earlier than modern nets and prompts speculation it was lost or used as a grapnel long ago. Austey Brothers, famed for recovering relics from the Bight, retrieved the oddity as part of their ongoing salvaging.
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Harry
Fred Anstey
Twillingate Bight
Austey
Election Of Officers At St Peters Lodge No 12 U F
St Peters Lodge No 12 U F to celebrate seventy fifth anniversary elected officers for the year. New Worthy Master Leonard Anstey succeeds Wilson Macnel who joins Past Masters after two years in the Chair. Other officers include Ralph Anstey Chaplain H G Clarke and W Preston among elected posts with Anstey and Alliott in key roles. Committee members include Gordon Anstey Sam Anstey and John Loveridge.
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St Peter's Lodge
U.F
Leonard Anstey
Wilson Macnel
Fragments of Masonic Lodge Names and Committees
A list of multiple Freemason members and committee roles including P M Bred Mantel Max Guy Sau Anatey Wilson Manuel Walter Facey Ball Management Committee J Barrett Loverside Preston Finance Committee G Clarke Malcolm Loveridge Anstey.
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Mantel
Max Guy
Death of Jonas Elliott at Wild Cove
Jonas Elliott died at his home in Wild Cove on Thursday morning at age 83. Survived by three brothers John Fredk and George in Twillingate, a sister Mrs. Robert Brett of Detroit and a daughter Florence of New York. Interment at United Church Cemetery Bear Berry Head today.
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Wild Cove
Jonas Elliott
John
Fredk
George
Twillingate
Robert Brett
Detroit
Mich
Florence
New York
United Church
Bear Berry Head
Died at Crow Held January Funeral Notice
Died at Crow Held Saturday January 14 Han oak wife of Uriah Hamlyn in her 88th year. She left two sons William and Alex and three daughters Mrs Harry Stockley Maggie and Theresa at home and one brother William. Interment in Snellin s Cove Cemetery from St Peter s Church on Sunday.
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Crow
Hanoak
Uriah Hamlyn
William
Alex
Harry
Maud) Stockley
Maggie
Theresa
Snellin's Cove
St. Peter's Church
Death Notice for Mrs Jobs Sheppard at 76
Died at Wild Cove on Saturday January 14 Mrs Jobs Sheppard aged seventy six. Surviving husband two sons Albert and Howard at home two daughters Mrs George Lillian Gillett of the Arm and Mrs Pearl Major A devut S A Interment in the A A Cemetery on Monday from the Citadel Sr Capt Larle conducting the service.
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Wild Cove
Jobs Sheppard
Albert
Howard
George
Lillian) Gillett
Arm
Pearl
A Devut
S A
8. A
Citadel
Capt. Larle
Mrs Illiam Drover of this town obituary notice
Mrs Illiam Drover mother of Ted Drover of this town survived by husband three daughters and five sons interred at St John's after funeral on Monday January 16th.
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St. John’s
Illiam Drover
Ted Drover
Community thanks for support after loss of mother
Family expresses gratitude to everyone who assisted during the long illness and bereavement. Appreciation extended to those who sent wreaths sprays cards and letters of sympathy to console them.
Confed Life Durrell Library opens in Twillingate region
The Durrell's Assembly Library, a branch of the Twillingate Regional Library, began operation in the early hours from 3.00 to 5.30 pm on Mondays and Thursdays each week. Mrs. Rita Barr is the librarian.
Church Services Roundup Epiphany 3rd Sunday
A reader friendly list of morning and evening services at St Peter s St Andrew s United Church Crow Head Little Harbour and Salvation Army plus Pentecostal Assembly times and activities for Sunday and weekday devotion and Sunday School attendees.
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Church, Or
England
ST. Peter's
North Side
South Side
Little Harbour
THE
Salvation Army
Great Salvation
Pentecostal Assembly
C. F. Rowsell
Fine railing erected on Youngs Hill after delays
A long overdue railing on Young's Hill, South Side, was completed under the Relief Works program. Pedestrians had long faced a winter death trap on the icy section, but now materials provided and local workers completed the railing, thanks to the responsible authority.
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Young's Hill
Young
Warr firm awarded Wint jer Mail Contract to Springdale area
The George Warr firm of Springdale has taken the Wint jer Mail Contract from Badger to Little Bay and Triton. They plan to use two snowmobiles and twelve passenger vehicles plus one eighteen passenger vehicle, trucks, tractors, and cars as needed. Cottage hospital plans for Springdale are drawn and construction is due to start this spring per a local correspondent.
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George Warr
Springdale
Badger
Little Bay
Triton
Newfoundland Troubadour Arthur Scammell Highlighted by Time
Time magazine features Newfoundlander and Change Islands native Arthur Scammell as a celebrated living composer and troubadour of Newfoundland folkSong. The piece notes his teaching career across Harbour Deep Belleoram and Bonne Bay, his marriage to Aurelia Butt, his song Squig Jiggin Ground and studies at McGill. He now teaches in Montreal and contributes to Atlantic Guardian with Ewart Young.
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Time Magazine
Nving
New~foundland Folkeouge
Arthur Scammel
Change Islands
Scammell
Arch’ Scatmtell
Victoria Cove
Leavning
Canada
Newfoundland
Harbour Deep
Belleoram
Bonne Bay
Aurelia Butt
Kipling
McGill University
Montreal
Atlantic Guardian
Ewart Young
Hunter's Horn by Elizabeth Seifert at North Side Library
A light reading novel about Nuno Ballew who pursues a fox for seven years, selling almost everything to fund two hound purchases while his family endures hardship. The story features vivid town characters resembling Newfoundlanders, with humor in misadventures and rural life set in the Midwest.
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Hunter's Horn
Elizabeth Seifert
North Side
Nora Ballew
Rena
Sue Annie
Nuno Ballewapates
King Devil
Nuno
Milly
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Atfeira
Twillingats
Ag, Hale
North American Life
Hedley King
Lookout Bro
Ralph Anstey
H G. Clarke
W. Preston
Allan Freeman
Gordon Anstey
Hiram Alliott
Alex Hamlyn & Family
Confederation Life
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ST. Johns
St. Paul
ST. Andrew's
G. Earle
Hunter’s
CHAFE
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