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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1952
Page
3
Reported shift shows trout entering the Hebron coast trade as fishermen, previously dependent on cod, catch large quantities. Promoters claim trout offers better earnings through catching and curing, with examples noting significant output and rising demand among locals, suggesting a partial replacement of cod in the area.
More than 200 radios have been bought by Newfoundland schools with about 300 to be added by year end, a 51 percent rise from 1951. K F Kennedy of the Audio Visual Education Office notes growing interest in school broadcasting, with two sources for broadcasts and CBC contributed programs.
An obituary notes Mrs. Roland Clarke and others sending deepest sympathy while recounting a funeral at Unit ed Church Cemetery and South Side United Church. It lists wreaths and sprays from many relatives and commemorates 1952 53 Newfoundland CBC National School Broadcasts and art programs.
The death angel took away our dear wife and mother at age 58 on November 14 at Manuel's Cove after a long battle with cancer. She was patient and helpful, always ready to lend a hand, leaving a grieving husband and a large family. She leaves to mourn five sons Wilim Warrick Dayle Ellison Norman and four daughters, all living at home.
Fragmentary line suggests a quirky or ironic note about a daughter dressing with few garments. The excerpt mentions fear arising not from speed but from wearing as few clothes as possible, implying social or moral commentary. No clear names or places are readable.
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