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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1950
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun announces pricing for notices memoriam notes and announcements at 40 cents per inch with advance payment required. Editor E G Clarke notes limited acceptance of lone letters and communications and outlines subscription rates for local, Canada, and US readers.
Consider The Crustacean Consider The Crustacean Reports from various points in the district show the lobster fishery this season has been exceptionally good with many fishermen earning substantial returns up to four hundred dollars in one week. Authorities stress compliance, warn against spawn removal and illegal traps, and call for enforcement to prevent depletion and preserve the industry for future generations.
Three candidates for Hudson's Bay Company posts have definite plans to depart. Don Powell is to be at St John’s on August 11, Eddie Apracklin on July 28, and Don Baird on July 24.
A Newfoundland item argues for testing a local sprinkler system on Twillingate roads. A party may implement it, funded by band pledges before any outlay. The note stresses local approval, modest costs, and immediate action to reduce dust and improve safety.
Telegram from Twillingate gate Athletic Association reports Botwood planned to leave yesterday with a game against T A A expected on Back Harbour field today. No arrival by press noon, and Botwood trip may be used again later when star players are free from fishing work.
Fishermen report five to ten barrels per trip with salmon still scarce in all sections. Ceplin has not appeared in quantity. experts say a brief warm spell could improve conditions. Mr. Charles Hoffe of Moreton's Harbour visited town during the week.
SAS Enfield sporting models with high power repeaters 6 and 10 shot, 26 to 65 inch barrels in excellent condition 37.50 each. Argo military models in excellent condition priced 27.50 each. Shipping available. Address shown in listing for Montreat Quebec.
An opinion urges discipline for youths who steal eggs or mistreat animals, arguing such acts reveal temper and merit a firm correction. It condemns placing young birds on roads and calls for guidance to steer boys toward civilized behavior and protect animals.
Graduates Misa Doris M Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs Chesley Roberts earned a degree from the Academy of Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy Massachusetts on May 29th She plans to continue studies at Eastern Nazarene College in September.
Messrs Lloyd and Doyle depart aboard the Gay Rambler en route to Toronto via Arm left. Mr Joe Piercey sails today on Miss Twillingate for Lewisporte and then Toronto. Donald Churchill son spends fortnight with North Side parents after starting Pentecostal Mission work at Little Heart's Base Trinity Bay. Cadroy voyage reports lodging passenger need in Northern Ranger replaced ports. Schr J C Davis Captain Thomas White outfitted for Labrador fishery. Hardy Powell CNT Gander visits home.
A disastrous fire Monday destroyed the home of Summerford resident Mr. Martin Small and two adjacent stores. Small and his son Lloyd reportedly woke to flames from an overheated stovepipe and escaped with only their night clothes. Total losses approximate thirty thousand dollars with one thousand insured. Fire Insurance Company coverage noted.
Seventy eight scholarships valued at 80000 for students outside St Johns and 30000 for residents of St Johns will be paid in two years subject to conditions. Twenty eight scholarships awarded based on current Provincial Parliament electoral representation. A Selection Committee appointed by the Minister of Education will award them.
Regulations set scholarship criteria based on academic achievement in public exams. Eligibility requires at least 55 percent in Grade XI subjects, completion of Grade X prior year, and residency in the electoral district. Payments are four semiannual installments, contingent on faculty certification. If no candidate qualifies, the scholarship carries forward. June 17, 1950. No. 509. J. Hefferton, Amistee of Education.
Creditors and claimants are warned to file particulars with Rex Moyse at Gotelee Moyse & Company Chattered Accountants 163 Water Street St John s by July 15 1950. After that date the liquidator will distribute the company s assets among those with proved claims.
Last weekend the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland, the Right Reverend P. Abraham, visited Twillingate aboard the Exploiter Mission Boat arriving Saturday. He met congregations of St Peter's and St Andrew's, led services, baptisms, and confirmations, and delivered a sermon on Christ is king.
The report notes Bishop Munion accompanying Reverend F. Oake on a visitation voyage to Exploits and continuing duties in Newfoundland and Labrador, with a hospital visit mentioned in the afternoon.
Stephen Hawkins thanks those who helped during his wife’s illness and passing. He acknowledges doctors and hospital staff, and all who sent letters telegrams cards wreaths and sprays to adorn the casket. He expresses gratitude to all who lightened the burden of bereavement.
Thank you to everyone who sent messages and cards of sympathy to Kate Maidment and Family in the loss of a husband and father. Your wreaths and prayers for the caskets are deeply appreciated.
We extend our sincere thanks to those who helped during illness and death of our dear husband and father. Grateful to the hospital Doctors and staff for untiring efforts and cheerful words. Thanks to everyone for flowers cards and messages. God bless you all. Mrs. Stephen Hamlyn and Family.
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