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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1944
Page
2
The notice explains evaporated milk is available only to children up to five and requires stamped coupons. It describes how to request a telegram supply for a new loan child and how to obtain an application card for health needs, issued by the Department of Supply under O E Symes.
The Commission of Government approves a two year training scheme by the Department of Natural Resources for up to ten honourably discharged ex servicemen. Trainees will study practical and technical agriculture with five months on the Demonstration Farm Mount Pearl. Free board and lodging. Vacancies in the agricultural staff may arise in the next two years.
The notice outlines a farm work and training scheme starting with duties on a Demonstration Farm, leading to a six to seven month course at the Agricultural College in Truro Nova Scotia. It covers travel, board, and a monthly allowance of 1200 dollars plus 2200 dollars for a pack, with further training possible for top performers. Applications due by July 15, 1944, addressed to K. J. Carter, Secretary for Natural Resources.
Published under the Emergency Powers Act 1940 His Excellency the Governor in Commission issues a further regulation amending the Defence Control of Preserved Meat Regulations 1943 dated July 7 1944 at St Johns. W J Carew secretary of the Commission of Government.
Regulation 1 of the Defence Regulations 1943 dated 26 April 1943 is amended by replacing paragraph and defining preserved meat as the canned hermetically sealed meats listed in Item 44 of Schedule A to the Revenue Act 1939. The list includes CC beef corned beef corned beef hash boiled beef luncheon beef roast beef roast mutton boiled mutton and brawn.
A humorous exchange centers on a man who is mistaken for a wanted criminal when a price tag is still on his new hat. The punchline reveals the supposed price is merely a store label, not a bounty.
A dialogue sketches a wary worker and boss over prospects after college. Sam and Rastua discuss relief from a fear of spooks while an employer confesses tuition debt and a tough job market leaving him in the hole financially.
Published under authority the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 this order is dated 41m day of July 1914 and signed by W. W. Woods Commissioner for Supply.
This order covers cooked corned beef and cooked roast beef imported into Newfoundland under Trem No 44 Schedule A to the Revenue Act 1939 as amended. It sets retail price ceilings for corned beef and roast beef sold for cash or on credit.
The order fixes corned beef and roast beef prices at sixty cents per pound when sold outside tins and revokes Food Current Prices Order No 24 from August 5 1943 with penalties unchanged. It takes effect at midnight July 5 1944 and is cited as Food Current Price Order No 49 1944.
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