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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1943
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun notes its North Coast publication, notes editor S Roberts as proprietor, and states 25 cent charges for notes of thanks memoriam and announcements. It disclaims responsibility for correspondent opinions and limits song letters submissions to Wednesday noon. Twillingate, June 19, 1943.
The article urges careful protection of woodlands in summer to prevent forest fires. It notes some fires have already occurred, stresses fire prevention for national resources, and calls for caution among inexperienced people who may start or fail to prevent fires.
The piece notes nursing sisters leaving quickly, with some sent back to Canada and others to St John due to drug and alcohol issues. Doctor shortages and lack of care staff raise public questions about future provisions, while local sellers of alcohol exploit servicemen from US and Canada in inland centers.
Dr Wermuth departed Fogo and traveled to the South Coast in what appears to be a regional shift of assignment or study aimed at coastal activities and medical work.
Mr. Samuel Anstey, 74, is confined to bed with a weak heart and hopes to regain activity soon. Mr. Willis Bridger remains in hospital receiving treatment.
Anstey Bros report strong harvests at Back Hr Gull Island with skiff loads hauled and ships headed to the Fresh Fish Plant. Arm traps show solid returns. Ice troubles crews at Long Point and Burnt Island.
Schoonera from Change Islands reports ice near Gull Island after traveling to Cape John. Captains Thomas and Saul White are stationed at LaScie while Captain John remains at Conche.
Citizens urge moving sprinklers to clear dust from streets during dry spells. Cars travel at moderate speed and kick dust into air, affecting nearby residents. Authorities are asked to address nuisance promptly.
The Enthonement of Bishop Abraham took place at the Anglican Cathedral on Sunday morning. His Lordship was appointed after Bishop White retired last summer and would have been installed sooner were it not for illness. He arrived from England five years ago as Co-adjutor with the right of succession. The late Bishop White’s funeral was held at 2.30 pm Thursday, conducted by Canon Howitt, and his passing was marked by flags in town.
The United Church Conference held a 7:30 Sunday Special Service at Cochrane Street Church led by newly elected President Rev T J Pitt. Speakers included Rev De Cochrane from Canada and Presbyteries from Evangelism Social Service Foreign and Home Missions Christian Education Missionary and Maintenance. Sir John C Puddester spoke on the Board of Finance at the General Council in Toronto. The service aired on Station WONF and reception was good. Mr Pitt was chosen as a MacPherson Bequest beneficiary and will visit the Holy Land after the war. The conference began June 9 and concluded Tuesday evening.
The Grand Lodge of the Masonic Society is expected to convene in Twillingate this summer, gathering members for talks and ceremonial events.
Mr. John Hicks supervises repairs to the Tower at Long Point Lighthouse while partners Stephen Hamlyn and Augustus Roberta actively work on the site.
J. Gillett and Son plan to rebuild their wharf at Gi Esporte. Messrs Colbourne and A Manuel are adding extensions to their wharves.
Ranger Davis escorts a patient to the mental hospital this week, with Mrs. Lucy Rideout aiding in the transport and accompanying the patient during the journey.
T. R. Ackerman, sponsor of Nild Transport Co Ltd, tied to a Botwood hotel project, was arrested at Grand Falls on a fraud charge. Police report alleges financial misrepresentations connected to the venture.
Capte Jones and Chaulk reported freight arrivals this week at Ashbournes. Four new motor yachts were delivered to Ltd and Hodge Brothers on Thursday for Dr Swanker.
A letter from Mrs Brock recounts ten years of winter aches and weight gain eased by Kruschen Salts. She describes keeping a daily dose jar on hand and credits three doses in a week with improved wellbeing. The ad touts Kruschen as keeping liver kidneys and bowels active for regular elimination of toxins.
In loving memory of our dear father James White who died June 7 1942 Gone but not forgotten Sweetest thoughts linger around the place where you are as we loved you so we miss you Inserted by his daughters Mks C1AuPE Brown Mra Freep VERGE
Dr Allan Roy Defoe, famed physician to the Dionne quintuplets, died in North Bay Ontario on June 3 from pneumonia at age 61.
Lot Anstey of the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps was in town this week. A Welcome Home gathering for him and others was held Wednesday night at the Court House.
Mr. David Baird, head of the firm James Baird Ltd., died at St. John's on Tuesday morning. The obituary notes his leadership of the company and his death in the city.
Dr. Knapp of Lewisporte lost his dwelling to a Sunday fire. A house owned by Mr. B. H. March, but occupied by another, also burned. Both properties carried insurance.
Confederation Life reports fairly good weather recently but notes inadequate rainfall for crops and grass, impacting agricultural prospects. The piece underscores ongoing drought conditions affecting farming activities and pasture growth.
Cod traps nets and jiggers are catching up a few barrels of fish. On Wednesday some traps had from five to eight barrels, and this has been increased by now. Severs icebergs remain inshore causing some annoyance to fishery operations.
Three mistakes last week altered totals for Gilesporte and Jenkins Cove and Vicinity. Gilesporte credited $66.00 and Jenkins Cove $251.00 instead of $648 and $181. The Redcliffe F.P.U Council sent in $1075. Store 1 was not clearly visible and appeared only partially.
Week ending June 16th records admissions listing many residents across communities such as Manuels Cove Hart s Cove Wind sor and Plemon Bridger. Discharges include Anita Bursey Calvin Terraville and Mrs Willis Lush among others with several newborns and healthy mothers noted.
West ern Head resident Mrs Henry Rideout visited town Friday week while son Victoria remained in hospital for appendectomy. Notables include Steers Ltd representative Mr Tizzard and School Supervisor Gough visiting area schools. Travelers such as Miss Lucy Hussey, Miss Margaret White, and Miss Florence Grant were among those seen or arriving from St John s and nearby towns.
Allied air forces devastate Pantelleria causing white flag surrender and occupation by shock troops. Reports detail bombed ships, ports, rail yards, and air fields in Italy Sicily and Sardinia as Axis nerves weaken. Other items note U S Navy bombers renewed operations, British air ministry updates, and casualties in Newfoundland.
The N P A entertainment committee and the W P A hosted a gathering for Royal Navy recruit Allan Roberts Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps Private Lot Anstey and others on leave from Merchant Navy mine sweepers and air force transfers The program featured speeches and music with Mrs Dr Wood presenting funds and best wishes to the volunteers The event closed with the National Anthem and thanks to organizing ladies.
De Olds acknowledged receipt of 180 dollars as a donation toward rebuilding Twillinga'e Hospital. The gift comes from net proceeds of the play Her Irish Majesty staged by the Notre Dame Dramatic Troupe during Easter week. Director James Griffin and manager M J O'Brien earned credit for the effort.
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