North Sydney Docks Open for Fast Newfoundland Freight
Completion of the large docks at North Sydney and ample Newfoundland ships ready to move all freight ensures the fastest service obtainable to Newfoundland for importers seeking swift delivery.
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1945
Page
2
Completion of the large docks at North Sydney and ample Newfoundland ships ready to move all freight ensures the fastest service obtainable to Newfoundland for importers seeking swift delivery.
The Czechoslovakian plan to remove Sudeten Germans is debated with emphasis on restraint and humanity. The piece argues minority deportations carry tragedy and urges patience, organized effort, and protection of food and shelter as the Big Three weigh careful implementation.
A Montreal Gazette tribute notes how environment shapes medicine and how farmers wisdom prefigured modern ideas. It recalls a German study of mouldy bread and penicillin, lime juice against scurvy, and Indigenous knowledge guiding early white settlers.
The reorganized Adult Education of Newfoundland outlines courses including Foundations of Adult Education Sociology of the Community Discussion Methods and Psychology of Adult Learning. It highlights leadership development and community outreach to isolated residents with cooperation from government agencies and film resources. A lecture series on agriculture runs Sept 23 to Oct 27 with visits to a demonstration farm under D J Gillis. Weekly socials boost fellowship among instructors and students.
A famed physician remains silent, uttering only a riddle about knowledge. The brief remark hints at a long history of learning and insight without revealing identity.
Newfoundland inaugurates the Adult Education Training School for teachers and workers, the first of its kind in the country and possibly world unique. Under Professor Ber G Stensland and Mrs Green Duffee, twenty four prospective field workers began a three month intensive practical program tailored to Newfoundland needs.
A mother recalls a teacher questioning a student about George Washington. The student responded with silence, prompting the mother to defend the boy and remark on the burden of ignorance in education.
A reader at the library mentions arrivals from St John's and a long list of authors and works including Treasure Island volume titles, Dickens novels, Moby Dick, The Pickwick Papers, Silas Marner, The Scarlet Letter, and nautical and travel books by Grenfell, Hoyle, and others, indicating a broad catalog for lending.
A Swedish native and Stockholm University graduate brings wide experience in adult education across Sweden and the United States. Grace Duffen, wife of Professor Lloyd Duffen of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, is noted as a State Home Demonstration Leader with extensive leadership and administration work in home economics.
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