North Coast Twillingate News Notes and Rates
The North Coast Twillingate paper lists editor B. G. Clarke and notes subscription prices Local 1.80 Canada 1.70 per year BA 2.00. It warns readers about market conditions and includes a political plea urging voters to change their positions on dogs and sheep policy.
Sheep Policy Prompted Twillingate Editorial
The Twillingate editorial argues the paper’s duty to inform readers about forward-moving community schemes, focusing on a new sheep policy. It states the authors’ stance as non crusading yet committed to informing and aiding local improvement while resisting hype or overnight reform.
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Twillingate
T'E Main
Courtless
The Message of the Pilgrimage Play
An exposition of the Pilgrimage Play portraying Jesus life from the four Gospels. The text claims universal appeal and aims to bring Biblical teachings to a broad audience with reverent, dramatic presentation and tasteful productions praised by church leaders and organizations.
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Jeane
Peter Bryce
Metropolitan United Church
Western Trio Form Notre Dame Wranglers for Midwest Tour
Western trio Messrs Wilden Sharpe Roy Young and Lester Stucklean depart today with open Notre Dame Green Bay inland points. They form the Notre Dame Wranglers with musical instruments and a large repertoire of carbon songs. They expect to entertain at each port and hope to cover expenses during the next two months.
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Wilden Sharpe
Roy Young
Lester Stucklean
Notre Dame
Green Bay
Notre Dame Wranglers
Mrs. Colbourne Returns From St. John's Visit
Mrs. Harry Colbourne returned midweek from St. John's where she has been visiting relatives and friends.
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Harry Colbourne
St. John’s
Satay Goak Wig Spat Ends Lasting Dispute
A fragmented clipping reports a spat involving Mrs Satay Goak’s wig and a brief fallout at an unspecified location. Details are unreadable in the remaining text.
Local court faces mixed cases in early week docket
Two cases heard this week include a Moreton's Harbour man found guilty of undersized lobster possession and fined twenty five dollars. A taxi driver sparring incident on Coastal Wharf was dismissed after witnesses and Crown evidence. RCMP seek another case involving the schooner Aubrey and Vera with lines cut overnight.
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Eatly
Marlee
Trate Spracklin
Wyae
Moreton’s
Harbour
Parnes
Lawrence
Cannage
Jarvie
RCMP
Aubrey
Vera
Anstey Family Departures and Local Appointments
Mre Kate Anstey of North Side leaves Thursday for Toronto to live with her son Philip accompanied by grandson Wilfred who will return to work there after a two week vacation. Mrs Anstey turns eighty one in September and looks forward to the trip. Mr Austin Facey visits Terra Nova friends while Miss Joyce Clarke and Miss Shirley Hall arrive for the summer break. Mr Cecil Simms has joined the Newfoundland Fisheries Board and leaves for St John’s to begin duties.
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Kate Anstey
North Side
Toronto
Philip
Wilfred
George Anstey
Anstey
Cecil Simms
Newfoundland Wisheries Board
St John’s
Codfishery season yields strong catches for many crews
The codfishery has been satisfactory with most crews performing well. Several boats report savings voyages exceeding four and barring gear damage or a slowdown in Finb, the next fortnight should push bands to full capacity. Hook and line men excel in Arm areas while small boats haul barrels from trap operators who often have excess catches.
Official Statement On Turrs In Newfoundland Policy
The Dominion Wildlife Officer states that due to insufficient data, Canada will delay action on murres in Newfoundland. Affected residents may take murres for personal use only, within family needs, and not against other protected seabirds or outside permitted periods. The Canadian Wildlife Service proceeds with an extensive investigation to inform future decisions.
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Murres
Newfoundland
Department of Resources and Development
United States
Canadian Wildlife Service
Department of Resources,and Development
Turre
Pilgrimage Play scheduled for July screenings
The Pilgrimage Play is set for Wednesday and Friday showings starting July 8 in Newfoundland. Secured for Lenten presentations by the Canadian Legion at St John’s, the film will be distributed to small communities like Twillingate before returning to the mainland. Admission is limited to fifty and twenty five cents under a special arrangement.
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Newfoundland
Canadian Legion
St. John’s
Twillingate
Twillingate Man Sentenced for Non-Support
A Twillingate native, reputedly at sea since the war, appeared before Magistrate Spracklin to answer a non-support charge. The RCMP and local officers reported desertion following a complaint by his wife, and he was sentenced to twelve months in penitentiary.
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Twillingate
Spracklin
Ace Creed
Halifax
RCMP
Trwillingate
Jarvis
Rte
Staff Departures Leave Rdy in Turmoil
In a fragmentary note, staff departures unsettle the organization as leadership trims roles and anticipates further resignations. Details are sparse but indicate a shift in staffing and potential disruption to ongoing projects.
Dustless Road Surfacing Proposal Promises Relief
The Brunner Mond Canada Sales Limited introduces Surface Consolidation and Dustless Maintenance of Gravel Roads using Coldem Chloride. Untreated roads lose gravel yearly from 100 to 300 cubic yards per mile due to traffic, causing dust, health concerns, and property depreciation. Further details on costs and benefits will follow in a later edition.
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Brunner Mond Canada Sales Limited
Dust reduction aids surface preservation in industrial use
Unclear fragment notes benefits of a substance or method to cut dust nuisance while helping keep surfaces in satisfactory condition. Mentions exceptional value and assist in maintaining surface condition. No clear entities or events identified.
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Aoes
National Film Board official visits Twillingate for council talk
N F B representative George Walsh returned to town on Wednesday to discuss Film Board plans with local residents. He replaced D Ryan who had worked on forming a Twillingate Film Council earlier. The group met to review proposals and funding options, with a report to follow in the next issue.
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George Walsh
Old Central School
National Film Board
Newfoundland
Walsh
D. Ryan
Twillingate
Pastor and Family Move to Gander for New Pastoral Post
The Revd. C II Freake and Mrs Freake with infant Paul leave Gander after two years of work. They built strong ties across denominations and boosted youth movements. The Rev A Morgan arrives soon to take Togillingate Pastorate.
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C, II
Freake
Paul
Lford
A. Morgan
Togillingate
New Books At The Library
A long list of titles and authors appears as new arrivals in a library catalog or display. Readers can expect fiction nonfiction collaborations and histories from various authors including Grace Livingston Hill Elswyth Thane and Winston Churchill among others with assorted subjects.
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