09 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item lists tools including disston hand saws, rip saws, plane irons and handles, galvanized wash tubs, mitre squares, stanley planes, irons and handles, inhum boilers, lunch veins, and apples tbox with unclear context.
Church notices list services for the third Sunday after Trinity. St Peter’s holds Matins in the morning and Evensong in the evening. St Andrew’s registers Evensong at 7 in the evening.
An OCR fragment lists church schedule items for the United Church of Canada with repeated Sunday School and Bible Class times. Mentions Rev C E Freake and layman positions, and several locational side notes such as South Side North Side Cove and Little Harbour with Sunday School times including 2.30 pm and 1 am in a scattered agenda.
The Salvation Army announces Sunday services including 11 am Holiness Meeting 7 pm Sunday School and Bible Class Young People Salvation Meeting at 6 30 pm Prayer Meeting 7 0 pm Great Salvation Meeting Wednesday 8 pm Evangelistic Meeting at Mapnel s Cove Cordial welcome to all Capt G Earle Assistant Lieut L M Eason.
Pastors C F Rowsell and Mrs Rowsell lead Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 11 a m Morning Devotion Sunday School at 2 30 p m Prayer at 7 p m Evangelistic Service announced with times for the day
A local newspaper item invites readers on North and South Islands to submit weekly happenings for a free movie admission promotion. Submissions should cover small items of news such as arrivals, departures, marriages, births, deaths, socials, jokes, and other local color.
Captain Saul White reported on salvage after a vessel towed into Fago. The other party demanded forty dollars, settled for thirty. He notes a good sign of fish at Pogo and shoal water, with traps ashore numbering up to two hundred at Seldom.
Mrs. Allan Sharpe arrived from Buchans on Wednesday. Most salmon fishermen had a good day yesterday with better than ordinary catches of fine large salmon, the best rag for the season.
The Pupils of St Peter's School announce their Annual Tea and Sale of Work in the Parish Hall on Wednesday January 13. Admission 35 cents, door opens 3 30 p m Grabs and Candy for sale Donations encouraged. This notice appears in the Newfoundland Conference Branch Women's report.
The column records the election of Mrs. Tidwin Facey as vice-president and other officers for a Missionary Monthly group in Falls-Twillingate. It mentions Mr. John Hewlett of LaScie collecting a motor boat, jigging results with two barrels of fish, and traps being set this week. A North Side girl reads the Sun to her brother, and a letter to the editor prompts a sharp exchange about a misread name.
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