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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1945
Page
3
Edna Hoffe and Anderson Gillingham wed at Christ Church Clarke's Head on October 17 1945 with Rev. R O Davies officiating. The ceremony featured bridesmaids Mrs Dominic Francia and Misses Stella Scammell and Raymond Scammell as father giver. The church was decorated and music included Lohengrin’s bridal chorus and Lead Us Heavenly Father.
In a brief society note Cecil Scammell reports on a couple moving to a new home, with the goodwill of many friends expressed as they embark on married life. The item ends with a warm blessing for their future.
A collage of quotations from various authors and thinkers on truth action reputation and personal growth. It presents lines from Mme de Steel Roy L Smith Socrates Mary Baker Eddy Pope Ruskin about honesty learning and evolving beliefs. The page aims to inspire self examination and virtuous conduct.
The bride's mother wore wine colour and the groom's mother navy blue. The bridegroom was supported by his brother Eric Gillingham and Llewellyn Gillingham. A reception followed with eighty guests and toasts to the bride. Gifts were given to the bride and bridesmaids and the bridegrooms also presented gifts to the bridegroom and page boys. The couple will reside at
A playful exchange centers on long words as a teacher invites discussion. A new student offers Hlastic and the class jokes about stretching words into longer terms to meet the challenge.
A shopper returns a shirt with one cuff missing after a laundry mishap. The incident highlights how machines in the laundry room can tangle and nick items during a wash cycle.
The Rotary Club led an effort to form the Newfoundland Tuberculosis Association after articles by Ted Meaney and talks by Dr. James McGrath. With government and national bodies aiding, the group drafted a constitution approved by Sir John Puddester and planned funding via Christmas Seals. The association will be funded by voluntary gifts and operate nationally with a 60 member directorate, not controlled by Rotary.
In accordance with the decision of the Milk Enquiry Board the Commissioner for Supply has made an Order with effect from 4 September 1945 fixing the maximum retail prices of liquid milk as follows.
Published by authority under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941 this order is issued dated the 10th day of November 1945.
The order fixes wholesale price caps for liquid milk at eighty five cents per gallon and sets table based prices for pasteurized milk quantities. Infractions are offences under the Defence Price of Goods Regulations 1941. It revokes No 66 dated August 21 1945 and comes into force September 3 1945 at midnight.
A prominent lawyer, after sending a standard bill, encounters a client on the street. He greets him with a cheerful hello and a quick aside about a nice day, then hurriedly warns the client to remember he is “telling you” something important.
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