Twillingate Sun presents local notices and rates
The Twillingate Sun, established in 1880, announces editorial offices in Twillingate Newfoundland published weekly. It lists submission deadlines, notes on correspondence, and rates for notes of thanks memorials announcements and ads. Subscription rates are Local 1.50 Canada 1.70 USA 2.00 per year payable in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twillingate
North Ste
FR. G. Clarke
Isert
Canada
U.S.A
Appeal From The Institute For The Blind Seeks Funds
The article urges Newfoundland and Labrador readers to support the Institute for the Blind with fundraising. It contrasts temporary blindness with permanent loss, urging sympathy and action as snowblindness season approaches, and asks readers to consider aiding those striving to regain independence. It emphasizes personal gratitude for sight and the communal duty to lift the shadow of blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For the Blind
Newfoundand
Labrador
Newfoundland
Cape Bauld
Cape Race
Notice A meeting of St Peter's Lodge No 12
A notice states St Peter's Lodge No 12 U F will hold a meeting on Monday March 21 all members are requested to be present at the lodge hall guard room or meeting place as specified in the notice.
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S'U.f
South Side
New World
Atddeo
Molloy
Corner Brook
Abbott
Church Service Schedule for multiple St John churches
The notice lists weekly services for St Peter St Andrew South Side North Side Little Harbour and Crow Head with Holy Communion Matins Evensong Sunday School Bible Class and lay reader duties led by Rev W R Butler and Rev Wm Butler times vary from 1 am to 7 pm and include multiple locations on the south and north sides along with Crow Head and Little Harbour services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter*s
Hoenaong
ST. Andrew's
South Side
W.R. Butler
North Side
Ltam
W. R. Butler
Wm. Butler
Crow Head
Salvation Army Service Schedule and Officers
The Salvation Army announces a full day of events with 11 a.m holiness meeting 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p.m. praise meeting and 7 p.m. great salvation meeting Conducted by Corps Officers Major and Mrs C Thompson A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Holiness Meeting
Great Salvation
Pentecostal Assembly Service Schedule
Pastor and Mrs. E. F. Rowsell lead morning devotion at 10 30 a.m. Sunday school at 3 30 p.m. prayer time at 5 00 p.m. evangelistic service at 7 00 p.m. Plan attendance and participate in all sessions.
Repairing the Smiths Lookout Tower After Severe Ice Damage
Local workers Fred Manuel Harvey White Charlie Stackleas and Harold Greenham are repairing the Smiths Lookout tower after glitter spell damage with many antennae broken. Full repairs unlikely this season but weather friendly days may bring all devices back by week’s end. Ice encrustation on lines and wires tested the structure while public notices cover a court meeting turnout and a charity drive for Twillingate Islands.
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Fred Manuel
Harvey, White
Charlie Stackleas
Harold Greenham
Smith's Lookout
Wolf Pack Sighted in Newfoundland Interior
Report claims a pack of wolves was seen in the Newfoundland interior during early winter. Observations by locals at Gaff Topsails and a sectionman note wolves attacked a man, who allegedly fended them off with an axe. Authorities’ conclusions remain unpublicized.
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Cottle
Sansome’s
Argentia
Sansome’s Island
Albert Garnier
Mr. Garnier
Theo
Garnier
Fédrlesa
Tse
Avirtalai
South West
Woodeman
Topaails
Suy
Joseph ‘Peénveil
Fapadile
Ion Boe
Retail trade braces as consignments arrive from St John
Expensive purchases strain retailers as large consignments head to St John to replenish stocks. A shipment of fourteen thousand cases arrives, each case with twelve bottles, and traders expect profit after the Confederation. Two Clarenville ships are due with Demerara cargoes.
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Pachaser
St. John’s
Confederation
Clarenville
Demerara
Family Allowances Gain Ground in Canadian Finances
A Canadian magazine notes since 1945 the government paid about a billion dollars to two million families and Newfoundland adds forty five thousand by March 31. The baby bonus rises to eight dollars for under sixteens, cancelled at school or age sixteen, with Quebec showing the strongest uptake. One family with fourteen children finds relief in the $57 monthly benefit, aiding home chores and work income. Newfoundland families likewise gain spending power as old age pensions lift total support by about three thousand dollars for four families.
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Quebec
Newfoundland
Chet
Howling Success at Library Board Variety Concert
The Library Board night performance in L O.A. Hall drew a full house and raised 160.00 in proceeds. Cast included H. Troake L. Calbourne F. Anstey I. Tiller H. Gillett J. Cull F. Hayward A. Boyde M. Loveridge under M C A Stoodley who also hosted and sang. The show inspired Hollywood whispers and lively intermission satire as patrons praised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
L O.A. Hall
Messrs
H. Troake
L. Calbourne
F. Anstey
I. Tiller
H. Gillett
J. Cull
F. Hayward
A. Boyde
M. Loveridge
A Stoodley
Fof
M.C
Hollywood
TSM
Akippera
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TRE
Department’ Home Affaire
You and the Blind
Church OF England
United Church
Little Harbour
THE
Salvation Army
Mrs. C. Thoompson
Pentecostal Assembly
E. F. Rowsell
Walter C. Chafe
Notre Dame Bay
Grand Falle
Newfoundland Savings Bank
Confederation Life
Memoriam
Dad
Samuel Anstey
Loveliners
Ronald and
Aliyal Sharpe
Badger
Sprack
W. Facey
Twillingate Islands
Mesora
Guy
Roberts
Lewisporte
Virgin Arm
Indian Cove Neck
F.eros
St. John’s Escortita
Clivenville
Port’ Aux Basques
Edultry
the Wolf
By A.A. Gillis
ST. Crorge's
Twillindate Fire Insurance Co . Ltd
C. R. Facey
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