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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 15, 1943
Page
1
The notices set meat conservation rules to ensure stock for areas with scarce fresh meat. It limits ration to not more than one and a half pounds per person weekly and applies to voyages for fisheries and Labrador resettlements. Deputy Food Controller E C Price signs the notice dated April 26 1943.
His Excellency the Governor in Commission issues new regulations under the Emergency Powers Act. Dated 26 April 1943 and signed by W W J Carew secretary of the Commission of Government.
Regulates import export and sale of preserved meat in Newfoundland during wartime. Defines consumer, public caterer and institution, sets weekly ration of one and a half pounds per person, and grants the Food Controller powers to issue licenses, fix prices, control stocks, require compliance, and penalize offences with fines or imprisonment.
The Newfoundland Government adds live farm animals including poultry to the commodities requiring an Essentiality Certificate for export permit applications. Importers must apply to the Director of Agriculture for each import. Applications must show supplier details, animal quantity and type, value, use, and delivery timing.
Local fishers and companies question an early close season for herring. They report plentiful catches and say no closure is needed until June, citing ongoing preparations by several firms and catching crews.
Mr. Stephen Young received a motor car last week delivered from Botwood by Gillett's motor schooner.
An Amateur Tier seeks feathers from teal mallard pintail duck or any bird with interesting plumage. A fair price will be paid. Apply to this Office.
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