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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
May 30, 1942
Page
1
The notice lists braces Try and Mitre Squares nail sets and boys axes alongside meat items including short ribs navel beef fresh veal and pork. Names ARTHUR MANUEL and Bank Square appear in the fragment indicating a sale or shop listing.
Public notice outlines regulations under the Game and Inland Fisheries Act 1934 approved by the Commissioner for Natural Resources on May 19 1942 and published in the Newfoundland Gazette the same date. Persons seeking copies should contact the Department of Natural Resources.
Messrs. C. and C. Roberts landed a tractor from the steamer on Wednesday for use on the lands at tea Hospital. A fire working horse arrived recently for farming and other uses.
Regulations issued by the Commissioner for Natural Resources under Act No. 49 of 1934 and approved by the Governor on May 19 1942. They were published in the Newfoundland Gazette on May 19 1942 and copies are available from the Secretary of the Newfoundland Fisheries Board.
The first salmon was caught at Back Harbour on Wednesday as Walter Anstey's net at Wild Point yielded two eleven pound salmon. Easterly winds hinder salmon, and on Thursday Henry Simms' net brought in one salmon. Cod fishing is light, with only one or two caught last week.
The railway engineering department plans re conditioning bridges along the main line. A new pier at Lewisporte, under construction, will be ready in weeks and provide greater freight handling facilities after handling upwards of 100 000 tons last year at the point.
Sir William Mackenzie known as Lord Amulree died in England last month aged 82 He chaired the Royal Commission that investigated Newfoundland affairs in 1933 and influenced imperial policy and colonial administration.
Trinity Sunday services are scheduled across St. Peters St Andrew United Church and North and South Side locations. St Peters holds 11 am service and 2 30 pm Sunday School with 7 pm Evensong. St Andrews offers 3 pm Evensong and 2 30 pm Bible Class. United Church on South Side: 11 am Rev T J Pitt and 2 30 pm Sunday School Bible Class. North Side: 11 am Layman service 2 30 pm Sunday School Bible Class and 7 pm Rev T J Pitt. Ow Head Sunday School and Bible Class at 2 30 pm.
The Salvation Army announces a full day of activities including an 11 a.m. holiness meeting 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p.m. praise service 6 30 p.m. march and 7 p.m. salvation meeting for the day.
The Annual Meeting of Notre Dawe Bay Memorial Hospital Association Inc will be held at the Hospital Office on Thursday June 11 at 8 pm. Business includes Medical and Financial Reports and election of Directors. Malcolm G Lovuriper secretary Oaks.
Captains Saul and John White depart for the Belle Teleanteuel fishery and expect to depart soon. The venture centers on a maritime expedition with hopes of productive grounds and quick clearance to begin fishing operations aboard their vessel.
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