Newfoundland Fisheries Reformer Colin Storey Praised
The piece credits Colin Storey as the key figure in Newfoundland fisheries development. It highlights his push for longlining, Matthew II type boats, Danish jering, and the Larsen trawl, plus his role in centralized processing ports and experimental fishing, noting opposition he overcame and his lasting impact on policy.
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Newfoundland
Fisherisa
Colin Storey
Tyeaterday
Cape
Cabra
Cor
Matthew Jie
Storey
Sawyer
Clarenville
Neal
Pery
Fet
Lea
J. R. Smallwood
Mr. Storey
Department of Fisheries
Liberal Party
King's Man of Carmanville Pioneer Family Relic Tale
An account recalls John Day and his family landing near Carmanville in Notre Dame Bay about 1780s through 1890s. The Day Bible and Book of Common Prayer travel with Clyde Day as heir, with sealskin covers from Newfoundland’s first woven material. The narrative links to the 1819 Twillingate expedition and the Day heirloom tools, plus reminiscences of milk as vital nutrition.
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Carmanville
Notre Dame Bay
North
Darsel
England
Clyde
John Day
Newfoundland
John Perton
Twillingate
Mary March
Day
Hiram
Shortcake Mix and Berry Shortcake Recipe Notes
Instructions for making shortcake and berry shortcake with sifted flour, baking powder, salt, and shortening. Includes berry shortcake assembly, serving with whipped Carnation topping and a promotional note about Carnation Entertains events and a recipe book offer.
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