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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 06, 1944
Page
4
The Twillingate Sun announces publication details in Twillingate Newfoundland. It notes charges for notes of thanks memoriam notices and announcements, with policy on submission timing and editor responsibility.
A reflective piece on spring weather and human control over nature. It discusses the balance between warmth and cold, the role of weather in growth and progress, and the idea that adversity tests and teaches. It notes shifting wind directions and hints at an upcoming open navigation season.
At end of August Sir Wilfred Woods relinquishes role as Commissioner for Public Utilities and becomes Sir George London Rt. Here 55. Woods, previously Colonial Secretary in British West Africa, has served in Nild since 1937, lost a son in the Services, and recently mourned his wife.
The radio reported freight for the St. John's Lewis Port Service would depart today. Ports of the Bay boat, moved elsewhere, will make this trip. Mail couriers left at 3 p.m. Thursday to connect at Lewis Port for mail transfer.
Hon Dr H M Mosdell died Sunday night at Grace Hospital St John’s aged 61. He served as Secretary to the Department of Public Health and Welfare, previously a journalist and politician.
Letter from C. L. Honer, secretary, explains why no Entertainment was held before Volunteer Bulgin left for St Johns to enlist in the Royal Artillery. Only one doctor at the hospital allowed only a preliminary exam. final exam to be at St Johns. If he passes, he will return on embarkation leave, and a farewell social was planned.
A reader urges Twillingate to organize more youth brigades and clubs for after school hours. He recalls early corps at the Orange Hall and Arm Brigade, praises Capt. Burton, notes veterans at the front, and calls for action to improve fitness, discipline, and posture among boys.
Authorities posted notices around town stating dog owners must tether their dogs after May 4th Thursday. Compliance is required and violators may face penalties.
List of juvenile authors and a mix of book titles including Red capa and lilies, Everyday birds, Mr. Popper's perguina, Gardeners first year, Juniper faroa, Piccola Pomi, Barnaby, See Mr Skylark, Emperor of the Ante, Green grows the garden, Lad with a whistle, Heo that kept house, To market to market, Johnny's crows garden, A roundabout turn, In the days of giants.
Last week's case shows North Side upper section total as £ 41.25 but should be $40.25. The $100 amount appears twice in the record and needs correction to reflect a single $100 entry.
The Girl Guides meeting on April 24 featured Guides Rangers and Brownies. Captain Mary Anstey received First Class Badge and Captain's Warrant from St Joan's Headquarters. Dorothy Hodder was awarded Brown Owl Warrant. The St George's Day program followed with engaging activities.
In fond remembrance of Mrs Fred Roberts who died October 10 1943. We thank those who helped us along the path upward and onward to the everlasting. Wreaths cards letters and messages of sympathy are gratefully received from friends and neighbors.
Expressions of gratitude follow a surprise party after a move to a new home in Ragged Point. Notices also report Mr J C Andrews relocating to Humbermouth and Mrs Blanche Willar’s death in St John’s last month, with surviving family details.
Mrs Mercer and Miss Janes visited by Miss Twillingate en route to Deer Lake while Pomeroy headed to Fogo. Ruby Young traveled to St John’s to buy goolds for Mesers A Manuel. Harry Ashbourne returned from the City this week. Samuel Roberts came by motor boat from Triton on business. Wm Bennett has been at Fogo since March repairing engines. Ernest Guy arrived from Lewisporte with Sergi and Mrs Noseworthy. The A L Brigade held a concert at the Armoury that night.
News from St John s reports Elsie Farwell secretary of Adult Education at Fogo died Tuesday in Grace Hospital. Funeral services are announced to be held at Eastport.
On page Two readers see the Library book list to arrive at the opening of navigation in a letter from Mr. King. The Juveniles list will be completed in the next edition. Motor boat Little Whitecoat arrived from the Hastward on Thursday with 250 seats, mostly young, Captain Young and crew performed well after stormy days at sea.
Twillingate Motor Association invites applications until 6 p.m. Friday May 12 for the Crow Head Wild Cove road patrolman. Wage options include 80 or 90 dollars monthly depending on horse weight over 800 pounds. H. J. Pardy notices.
Reports detail Allied air raids on the Low Countries France and Germany with heavy losses on both sides. Naval clashes off the French coast see the Athabastian sunk and a German destroyer disabled. Executions at Lyons are reported for treason. Japanese forces hold in Burma while U.S. forces strike Truk In the Pacific as Russians push near Jassy and Sebastopol.
George Tippett and Bramwell Tippett, missing since Sunday week from Musgrave Harbour, have been found drowned. George was recovered Wednesday evening and Bramwell Thursday. They were married men with wives and children. funeral held Thursday at 4 p.m.
The town mourns the death of Jacob Osmond on April 20 after two years of illness. Survived by wife Mary Ann, brother James, sisters Clara and Mrs. William Gillingham, and sons George Solomon Willis, with thirteen grandchildren. He worked from age 15 in fisheries and lumbering, valued education for his children, and was known for honesty and kindness. He will be missed in the close-knit community.
The body of Harold Warr, merchant at Pilley's Island, was found Monday near the Imperial Oil premises in Lewisporte. Sergt noseworthy oversaw the inquest. papers money and cheques were recovered. It is believed he fell overboard from the S S Clyde while near the Oil Wharf last season.
George Saunders will repair the motor on the Clinie Boat Bonnie Nell at Ashe’s upper premises. The job involves maintenance and likely parts replacement as described in the notice.
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