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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Queen related item and East location with cryptic alphanumeric cues. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to identify a specific person team or outcome. Further readable text needed to construct a factual summary here.
The Vocational Training Institute at St John’s will reopen on Monday September 15 1952. Applications are invited from prospective students in Newfoundland for nine month programs in Carpentry and Joinery Electrical Work Woodworking Bricklaying Auto Mechanics Plumbing Wireless Radio Diesel Mechanics and possibly Automotive Body Repair. Fees are five dollars per three month term with at least two terms required. The government and federal labour department offer subsistence allowances up to 30 a month for eligible town residents, awarded by selection.
The Vocational Training Institute announces courses for Certified Seafarer service and Marine Engineering certificates. Programs adapt to individual time and permit status, with 1 to 3 months instruction. Watch repairing offered with Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association, limited to TB patients. Begins September 15 lasting 9 to 10 months. Apply via the Rehabilitation Officer or Manager.
Wanted capable man to manage established Watkins Business in Twillingate. Regular income above average with no experience or investment needed. Permanent position with chances for advancement. Write immediately to The J.R. Watkins Company Montreal Attention Mr. F. Granger 4326.
A girl recalls a kiss during an air raid in the crowd as she laments the bold act. The boy, TJ, denies kissing her, vowing to identify the culprit who vanished into the darkness.
In Aberdeen a crowd of observers gathered after an accident. One man stepped forward and whispered to a victim asking if the insurance man was present. The victim signaled no, and the enquirer expressed sympathy and suggested lying down.
A fragment discusses making coffee cream with Carnation products and advises gentle simmering for tender egg whites. It promotes Carnation Velvet Blend Book and lists Carnation Company Limited in St. John’s Newfoundland.
A garbled sales text discusses a elise Rawleigh business and door to door creda Gch start. A three year old in a clean dress goes out to plays, returns with four year old Johnny. mother scolds the dress fringe stained from the child wiping hands on her in a quip about cleanliness.
A man leaving a night club at closing time called a uniformed passerby a variety of mispronounced terms. The passerby, wearing full dress naval insignia, corrected him, identifying as an admiral. The exchange ends with the drunk insisting on a grander title for herself.
A husband slips in at 3 p.m to be greeted by his wife who quips about home being best. He retorts that the only place open may be elsewhere, in a playful exchange.
A garden club talk on roses stresses using early mulch from well rotted cow manure. A note keeping attendee asks how old the cow manure should be.
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