Church Services for Fourth Sunday After Easter
St. Peters holds Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Matins at 1 a.m. Sunday School at 2 30 p.m. Evensong at 7 p.m. St Andrews lists Matins at 11 p.m. Masonic Lodge members plan to attend St Andrews Evening Service. United Church on South Side led by Rev S Baggs with Bible Class 7 p.m. Little Harbour services 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. North Side 11 a.m. Lay Reader 2 30 p.m. Sunday School. Crow Head 2 30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class.
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ST. Peter’s
ST. Andrew's
Masonic Lodge
Twillingate
United Church South Side
Liam
S. Baggs
Tom—Rev
Baggs
Crow Head
Salvation Army Revival Meetings and Lectures Schedule
Friday May 17 8 p m Welcome Meeting for Major and Mrs Ross from Toronto with Capt A Pitcher 18th Youth Rally. May 19 10 30 a m Holiness meeting 3 p m Lecture on modern miracles in North Side United Church by Major Ross 7 p m Salvation Meeting.
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Major
Mrs. Ross
Toronto
A. Pitcher
North Side
Pentecostal Assembly Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists devotional service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 3 p m prayer at 6 30 p m and evangelistic service at 7 p m on Sunday. The schedule indicates a full day of worship activities by the Pentecostal Assembly.
Barn Social for Red Cross at Parish Hall
Parish Hall hosts a Barn Social on Wednesday May 22. Doors open at 8 p.m. Admission 25 cents. Refreshments served. Proceeds benefit the Junior Red Cross at St. Peter's School Upper Dept.
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Red Cross
St. Peter's School
Tenders for sand and stone for Central School building
Tenders will be accepted until May 25 for supplying and delivering 250 barrels of sand and 250 barrels of stone for the new Central School construction.
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Central School
Contenl ScHool
Buripine
George Hawkins
Importation of Salt Policy Shifts to Private Firms
For four years ongoing salt shortages due to naval supply gaps have seen the Newfoundland Fisheries Board oversee import of mineral salt from Detroit funded by a levy on codfish and fishery product exports. With postwar supplies improving and prices pegged previously, the government ends its import program and returns the duty to private enterprise while requiring import licenses from the Board. A future update will address fishery salt stocks and potential levy removal.
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Detroit
Newfoundland Fisheries Board
Mediterranean
Turks Islands
Inagua
Public Notice on Ex-Servicemen Training Scheme
Government approves plan to train twenty ex servicemen yearly for three years at a farm near St Mount Pearl for fur ferrying. Establishment details indicate a new training site and program scope.
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St Mount Pearl
St John's fur farm training offers grants and conditions
The program covers breeding care and feeding of foxes and tink with a training period beginning in 1946. Trainees receive monthly maintenance allowances less 30 dollars for board, and those who qualify may obtain a free grant up to 500 dollars on a dollar basis, including 150 dollars of foundation stock. Ex servicemen near cold storage get priority for refrigeration related efforts. Applications to the Secretary for Natural Resources in St Johns must arrive by 15 June 1946.
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Division of Civil Re Establishment
Department of Natural Resources
Secretary For Natural Resources
St. J Ohn’s
Boiler Inspection Notice under Newfoundland Statutes
Public notice warns boiler owners in Newfoundland and Labrador that using a boiler before receiving a properly signed inspection certificate may incur up to one hundred dollars in penalties per day. It cites Sections 8 and 10 of Chapter 202 on the inspection of boilers and obligates certificate holders to comply with conditions.
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Boiler Certificate Expiry Notice and Penalty Restrictions
The text describes requirements to notify the Inspector before the certificate expires and penalties of 100 dollars per day if a boiler is used after cancellation or expiry without a new certificate. Signed by R Manning Secretary for Public Works dated 2nd May 1946.
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R Manning
Public Works
Game and Inland Fisheries Amendment Regulations 1946
Under the Game and Inland Fisheries Act 1934 as amended a new regulation is made. Dated at St John s May 6 1946.
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Game and Inland Fisheries
Game and Inland Fisheries Act
St. John’s
Regulation amends fishery rules for salmon and trout
Regulation 4 amended May 19 1942 in Newfoundland Gazette. Salmon season extended from 15 May to 30 September. All other trout including sea trout now open 15 January to 30 September.
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Newfoundland
Jubilee Guild Soup Supper and Sale at St. Andrew’s Ball
A Soup Supper and Sale will be served by the Ladies of the Jubilee Guild on May 24 in St. Andrew's Ball, S. Side. Coast opens at 6 p.m. Supper 40 cents. Mrs. Win. Lambert, secretary.
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Jubilee Guild
St. Andrew's Ball
S. Side
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Lier
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