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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 03, 1947
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun announces publication details for readers on the North Coast. It notes pricing for notes of thanks memorials and announcements, with charges specified and a cutoff time of Wednesday noon for submissions. editor E G Clarke is identified as editor and proprietor.
The article argues for elevating education by valuing teachers, resisting reliance on external experts. It cites pay, security, status, and budget support as barriers, urging society to recognize teachers as central to progress and to fund education accordingly. It notes the need for authentic teachers, professional motivation, and a lasting commitment beyond short term gains.
The piece urges immediate reform in education focusing on hiring willing teachers over those with advanced degrees. It argues past excursions were costly and calls for setting educational house in order and prioritizing practical teaching commitment.
The article argues that effective youth training relies on parents guardians and community leaders. It stresses parental example cooperation civic duty and the need for schools clergy and others to foster good manners responsibility and community involvement for a prosperous Newfoundland.
Mrs. Loveridge and Mrs Ashbourne left for St Johns and Grand Palle respectively. Flora Anstey departed Gander. Miss Twillingate left on Tuesday. Dr J M Olds and Miss Stella Manuel left by the beat Wednesday for St Johns.
The Newfoundland Teachers Association through the Twillingate branch promotes Education Week to unite parents teachers and pupils for stronger citizenship. It notes attendance as a duty for six to fourteen year olds and stresses education for a democratic future with responsible, contributing citizens.
The piece honors Education Week, stressing education as child development and character formation rather than mere knowledge transfer. It lauds teachers as builders who shape minds and bodies for tomorrow, noting debates over the nature and purpose of education.
A call to redefine education as a means to cultivate judgment, citizenship, and personal integrity. It argues training for jobs via apprenticeship, while education should broaden outlook, foster truth seeking, and promote responsible civic duties.
Essay argues for better cooperation among teachers parents and pupils to reduce misunderstandings around schooling. It suggests the real conflict lies with adults responsible for education and calls for mutual understanding and teamwork to advance Newfoundland education.
readers warned that punishment and coercion harm child welfare and long term progress. the piece urges thoughtful dialogue and critical thinking to avoid defeat, calling for reasoned methods over force.
The Twillingate Regional Library holds its annual meeting for Adult Registered Readers on a Monday at 8 p.m. at the Court House to elect vacant Regional Library Board seats. Current members Magis trate A J Spracklin Sgt F Mercer Mr H J Pardy and Mr Paul Moors finish terms and may seek re election.
New stock includes Raglans reversible Spring coats and dresses. Silk hose nylons shoes skirts blouses and wedding gowns. Mens and boys suits underwear summer windbreakers dress pants overalls and overall pants. Babies boots complete this clothing line from a local retailer.
Mr. Fred Sheppard traveled by motor boat Miss Barbara from Carmanville and delivered patients to the hospital during the week.
Compilation of service times across churches including St Peter’s St Andrew’s United Church Little Harbour Crow Head and North Side with morning evensong and Sunday School slots led by Rev. Wm R Butler Lay Reader and Bible Class noted for several locations.
The Salvation Army schedules a holiness meeting at 1 am and Sunday School plus Bible study at 2 pm, a praise meeting at 3 pm, and a salvation meeting at 7 pm conducted by the Corps Officers Major and Mrs. Tuowpson. An invitation is extended to all.
Pastor and Mrs GC F Rinsell lead morning devotion at 11? The text lists services: 30 a m morning devotion 3 p m Sunday School 6 30 p m prayer 7 00 p m evangelistic service Tuesday 8 p m young peoples service Wednesday 8 p m evangelistic Friday 8 p m prayer service.
For sale a lighting plant model 324 with exterior generator, practically new. Asking 150 dollars. Write or wire James Sacrry Pacquet.
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