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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1950
Page
4
Local notices and communications policy for The Twillingate Sun edited by E. G. Clarke. Ads and notes priced at 30 cents per insertion. subscriptions listed as Local $1.50, Canada $1.70, USA $2.00 annually. publication details and postal classifications noted.
Local readers debate Newfoundland hunting regulations and enforcement as the open season for migratory birds begins. The letter criticizes lax enforcement while urging a clear law, cites ministerial orders on prohibitions and bag limits, and lists open seasons and prohibitions across Newfoundland and Labrador.
A farewell party honored Mrs William Lambert on August 11 at Mrs Arthur Roberts home. Hosts presented gifts and a pink rose corsage as guests enjoyed the evening. Mrs Lambert has stayed with Mr Robert Lambert’s in laws at 455-11 Gateway Brooklys N N.
The fragment outlines a penalty of not less than ten years imprisonment for a term exceeding six months or both imprisonment and fine, indicating a harsh statutory provision. It references a mandatory minimum and simultaneous penalties within the legal framework.
Fronie Chaalk daughter of Kiika Chaalk and the late Daisy Chaalk married Charles Emberly of St Johns on August 14 1950 at Bethel Pentecostal Church Stanhope. The ceremony was led by Pastor G B Harnnoi and a reception for over one hundred guests followed at Samuel Ball's restaurant Stanhope. The couple resides in St Johns after a honeymoon.
A fragmentary note offers heartfelt congratulations to the bride and groom and wishes them many years of happiness in their marriage.
Messrs Law tie Be Carl Sharpe Douglas Ches idrews and Lindy Elliott in the area by Gay Rambler for Badger. Mr Harvey Lambert is visiting from Gander.
Folk singer Ed McCurdy returns to the Newfoundland airwaves on Monday. He previously spent a month there studying Newfoundland economy and made personal appearances. In Toronto he recorded Newfoundland songs sponsored by Canada Packers Limited. He notes Newfoundland’s unique folk traditions and aims to keep them alive.
Mr and Mrs George D Newman express heartfelt appreciation for sympathy messages during their sorrow. Telegrams from Harvey Freeman Allan Freeman Bert Pardo Alfred Fifield Roland Churchill Edward Linfield Harry Ashbourne Edwin Facey. Letters from George Stuckless Cards to Stewart Roberts Ethel Sard Hazel Loveridge Gus Young Phillip Sharpe Fred White Manuel Jenkins Alex Guy. May God richly bless you all.
Chesley Simms and Malcolm Sharpe arrived home Sunday aboard the Miss Cwillingate. Harry Hamlyn traveled from Badger on Thursday of last week to visit.
Owen Moores son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Arses of Rock Harbor is now at Johns attending Memorial or the Crescentangle at Wild Cave School last year and after a year at college plans to return to the profession.
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