Tyillingate Sun Office and Subscription Notice
The Tyillingate Sun announces office details and rates for notices and subscriptions. It notes deadlines for insertions and lists local and foreign yearly rates in a concise community newspaper notice.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1949
Page
4
The Tyillingate Sun announces office details and rates for notices and subscriptions. It notes deadlines for insertions and lists local and foreign yearly rates in a concise community newspaper notice.
Letters from Twilingate residents urge immediate action against street dust. They argue a simple water sprinkler would curb dust, improve air through dry spells, and spare drivers and pedestrians from inhaling grit. Government surface improvements would help, but a local sprinkler could ease daily misery now.
Readable fragments mention a trailer connected to piping half the road width with small spray of water hitting the road surface. A tank is noted and a mechanic is implied to complete the setup.
The W T Rawleigh Co Ltd seeks dependable men to sell a line of home needs direct to consumers in Newfoundland. Includes extracts flavours toilet preparations spices medicines insecticides and more. Over 1 000 Canadian dealers earn from 3 000 to 6 000 yearly. Districts limited. Write promptly. Montreal PQ
The Church of England schedules second Sunday after Trinity. St Peter’s holds Holy Communion at 8 am and Matins at 11 am with a 2:30 pm Sunday School and 7 pm Evensong. St Andrew’s offers Holy Communion with Address at 11 am and Evensong at 7 pm.
South Side lists 1 am Lay Reader and 2 events at 30 pm Sunday School and 7 pm Bible Class. North Side shows 11 am Lay Reader 2:30 pm Sunday School 7 pm Lay Reader. Crow Head features 2.80 pm Sunday School and Bible Class. Little Harbour notes 3 pm Lay Reader and another unidentified time.
Major P J Cashin of the Progressive Conservative Headquarters denounces Liberal tactics as Premier Smallwood faces alleged voter intimidation in Ferryland. Cashin spoke at Torbay and Bell Island rallies and predicted a sweeping Conservative victory in Ferryland. Rumors of a court decision on jurisdiction in the Smallwood Browne case circulated as the Ottawa Dominion Elections Act issue was argued in Newfoundland courts.
The Salvation Army schedule lists an 11 a.m. holiness meeting and a 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class with Major and Mrs. C Thompson.
Fragmentary OCR list names include William Knight Jackson's Cove Myrtle Wheeler Moreton's Harbour Clarence Jenkins Mrs Alfred Clark Arn Sterling Starkes Nippers Martin Gresham Mantel's Cove Fred Gil Botwood Mrs Harry Oxford Corner Brook. No clear event or action detected.
A long discharge list names residents and relatives across communities including Twillingate Arm Harper Stuckless Cogdill and more. It records numerous discharged individuals and babies, along with new births and family connections in multiple towns such as St. Johns Arm Gooseberry Cove and surrounding districts.
A roster of individuals and locations including Evelyn Burt Carter's Cave Mrs Wa Waterman Arthur Hynes Change Is Mrs Chesley Decker Campbellton Walter Coles Have Bay Olive Sheppard Stager Hea Pettey Audrey Parsons Lush's Bight Mrs Wm Andrews LaScie Celia Stoodley Mrs Arthur Hobbs Triton Walter Snow Round Hr Lemuel Gillingham Noggin Cove Mrs Charles Luscombe Loon Bay Mrs John Gillerd Fairbank Martin Greenham Manuel's Cove Mrs Richard Chaulk Ladle Cove Mrs John Roberts Carling Mrs James White Twillingate Stewart Nppard Horwood.
Pastor and Mrs C F Rawell lead services with morning devotion at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 1 30 p m prayer at 3 30 p m and an evangelistic service at 7 p m all at the Pentecostal Assembly.
Claims against the estates of John Hodder and Lavinia A Hodder of Twillingate must be filed in writing by July 16, 1949 with The Eastern Trust Company, St John’s, as Administrator. After that date distributions proceed with known claims. date June 7, 1949.
A Back Harbour resident ferrying home from North Side with several ladies landed them on Middle Rock after spotting Capt Jack Greenbhan unloading fish at Wild Point. The trap carried more than the boat could, so bystander offered a load and helped move passengers clear. Some versions say no women were landed there, only salt used for fish. The report also notes visitors Mr and Mrs Harley from Hamilton are staying with Mrs Bennett on North Side.
Capt S T Jones of Little Bay Islands stayed in town this week to receive medical attention. He returned yesterday aboard the auxiliary cruiser Dauntless under command of his son George, which brought general cargo to the area for local arms.
Rev J Goodland will leave the Twillingate C of B Parish in early August after thirteen years. Rev BF Hollands, stationed here 1930 to 1934, will arrive in late July to take over duties temporarily.
Police continue exhaustive waterfront searches for 26 year old Alex Rose of Harbour Breton last seen Sunday when the vessel was docked at Sydney. Extensive dragging operations have failed to uncover any trace as authorities pursue all leads in the incident.
A fragmented OCR listing many named residents and places such as Loon Bay Ena Pelley Hubert Parsons and Twillingate. The garbled text references households in various bays and coves with numerous surnames and locations, resembling a community roster.
The report covers rough seas and heavy catches at topet traps with a 90 year old crew member aboard, a Good Friday seed planting claim in a local garden, and travel notes on Mr Vaughan and Mrs Walton’s Newfoundland inspection. It notes codfishery strength in Placentia Bay, early salmon signs at Cartwright, and Bank of Nova Scotia staff movements, plus lime quarry interest at Cormack and CN Railway expansion plans for Newfoundland.
The piece records staff and students leaving for summer programs, with several names and schools listed, plus an account of two men and a vessel returning from Canada due to engine trouble and a tow home. It notes transportation delays and the ship's engine repairs.
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