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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun reports candidate status in the district with A Northcott running in Lewisporte and Al fred Watton acclaimed in Fogo. It notes salt import and cod prices, few magistrate court cases, and weather forecasts with dusty roads and health concerns across the coast.
All fishermen and exporters are notified that the proposed regulation prohibiting curing of fish by pickling will not take effect in 1946. The issue of prohibiting light pickling but not heavy pickling will be studied during the fishing season with another announcement to follow later this year.
The M V Bonnie Nell under Captain Elijah Dalley departed yesterday carrying Dr Olds to St Johns Mesara. Allan Green and Charles Phillips also took a holiday voyage aboard the same vessel.
Mr Herbert Young and his son Harold are busy on the herring peck at John Gillett and Son's premises in Gilesport.
Strikes impede shipping causing passengers who left last week to be delayed at Halifax for up to twenty five days. Monroe's Wharf at Path Eod is undergoing repair for the season's fish trade.
A complete set of the Book of Knowledge was donated by Harold Mutford in memory of the late Alfred Mutford. The donation includes a tapestry rug and a note on the shelf. At a recent reading group meeting in the Court House, several officers were re elected to the library board. A shipment from Headquarters arrived, with book titles posted on the bulletin board.
June 1946 statement from a Newfoundland company announces Edward Cramford joining the Board of Directors. He has spent twenty years with the firm, held responsible roles in the Steamship Department, and for the last thirteen years served as Manager of the Corner Brook Branch.
Theechr Grace Lorraine is being fitted for the fishery by Ashbournes Ltd and will be in charge of Captain Harvey White. The Gloria Jean is fitted out for Captain Charlea Gillard, the Speedcreen for Captain Joseph Gillard. The Minnis 8 commanded by Captain Peter Troake and the J M Davis under Captain Thomas White left for the fishery on Thursday evening. Levi Anatey of Sumner supplied from A Manuel while Captain Titus Locke of Tizzard's Harbour fits out at Hodge Brothers. Philpott's new ship from Cottle's Island arrived for sentry at the customs.
David Pitt passed his exams at Dalhousie University last week and ranked first with honours. He was to be married this week to Miss Woolfrey.
Sincere appreciation expressed for the many friends who helped during illness and death of husband and father. Gratitude extended for sympathy through flowers, cards, letters, and telegrams. May God bless you all.
The report states Premier Stalin of Russia has declined President Truman's invitation to visit the United States. This marks a second invitation that was rejected. The health context is noted as a regional factor in the discussion.
An additional four newsprint machines will be installed at Corner Brook Mill enhancing output by 75 000 tons annually. The expansion requires seven million dollars in funding and will boost production capacity.
Classified notice seeking female staff for Le Hotel. Application to Mrs. Cunt Porte at the establishment for employment.
Wanted to buy used Newfoundland stamps in large or snail quantities. Will pay top prices and guarantee to return stamps if not satisfied with proceeds. Contact Clayton Hussey Fort Unions.
The document lists grossweight 460 3 18 and netweight 398 1 22, indicating a discrepancy between total and net mass. No further context or identifiers are provided to assign units, dates, or parties involved.
Personal notices list Mr Cyril White and family on leave from PT Office visiting Moreton's Hr, Mr Handrigan inspecting books in Back of N Scotia, Garneau Ltd. rep Mr Lloyd Roberts in town, others en route to Boston New York Toronto Buchans Gander and Corner Brook.
The note describes sticks placed on the bank at Back Ur near the wharf leading to Battrick's Island. It reads as a brief historical or navigational marker with limited context and names.
Marine Superintendent Mr Bannister arrives to arrange construction of the public wharf extension from Glenwood, aiming to extend the outer end by about 60 feet with assistance from Mr Fred Roberta.
Explosions heard this week bring down the old concrete bridge at Shoal Tickle. A wooden connecting bridge serves as a temporary link while the old thoroughfare is closed at both ends. Motors and horse teams, along with the public, detour to the southern projection awaiting higher future structures to allow boats to pass at high tides.
Multiple wedding notices from Roseneath Ontario and area. Rey S Baggs and Helen Laviaia Squires wed at North Side United Church May 27 with reception at George Walsh home. Bride wore white chiffon. groom supported by George Walsh. organist Manuel Roberta. Honeymoon to Grand Falls and St John. Also Winnifred Marie White of Toronto married Clarence Haywood of Toronto at Roseneath United Church May 18 with gowns of white satin and gold taffeta. Toasters and toasts to the King. couple left for Niagara Falls and New York City after confetti showers.
A fisherman speaks at a May 30 village meeting in Lachiesod to announce his candidacy for the national convention. He argues fishermen and laborers must present their views, urges unity, and asks residents to vote for him on polling day.
The notice details a Toronto wedding with a pink rose themed attire and a guest list including Mr. and Mrs. B. Tatton, Mr. and Mrs. Heywood, Thomas Christie, Douglas Williams, Frank Ogden, Bruce McFould and Miss Doris Sinclair, plus others from Toronto and Port Credit. The bride and bridal party are mentioned with a piano soloist and a host of friends attending.
Ex serviceman Roy Hodder and sister Mrs. Fred Lynn and child arrived Tuesday by Glancoo from Lewisporte. Hodder from Pattaburgh New York and his sister from Toronto. World War I veteran Hodder in weak health. He also served in the American Army in the last war. Mr Caleb Tizzard, 77, died Wednesday at Hillgrade. He leaves a widow and one daughter Mrs Vina Exe Hill and one son at home. Funeral arrangements unclear.
A medical convention is set for early December with dates noted as the 10th and 12th. Attendees can be present or read a separate paper from a member who is absent.
A historical hospital notes list names of patients, births and operations across multiple Newfoundland communities including Botwood Gander Bay Exploits Herring Neck and Birchy Bay. Entries mention mothers babies and medical staff with numerous place names and spouse references.
Mrs Emms Yates suffered a relapse on Friday week and was admitted to the hospital where she is resting comfortably.
Past Commander Isaac Perry of the Newfoundland Veterans of Boston died March 28 after three years in hospital. A memorial service was held March 29 at Watson's Undertakers in Cambridge with over five hundred attendees. The funeral was led by Reverend Potter at Grace Methodist Church with the Past Chaplain assisting. Perry, formerly of Catalina, is remembered by many including Twillingate natives at a later Newfoundland War Veterans Auxiliary supper in Cambridge with 200 attendees.
The M V Bessie Marie carries freight for Ashbournes Ltd en route to St. John and planned to voyage to Sydney for coal.
A terse notice states School Supervisor Gough departed Tuesday from Minerva in a booted vehicle, with scant readable details.
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