Hawkins Daughter Born at Mem Hospital
Confedration Life reports on Argnat 28th a son born to Mr and Mrs George Hawkins at the Mem Hospital.
18 Sep 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1943
Page
1
Confedration Life reports on Argnat 28th a son born to Mr and Mrs George Hawkins at the Mem Hospital.
After September 25 we will not accommodate boarders or serve lunches. Thank you for twelve years of patronage. Regretful notice from C. J. Colbourne dated September 18 and 25.
A notice states a W. P. A. meeting will be held in the Court House on Wednesday the 22nd at the usual time. D. Hopper serves as Secretary.
A sewing venture in troning of herring is operating at Nipper's Harbour, signaling activity in local fish processing and small business.
Nurse Patera spent time aboard the Clinic boat Bonnie Nell delivering medical service. The vessel returned this week and departed again on Wednesday to continue care operations.
John J Sinnott CBE resigns after fifteen years as Assessor of Taxes Department of Finance and Customs due to ill health. George W Allan, a chartered accountant, appointed to replace him after years with the department, coming from Corner Brook via the I P and P Co Trade Review. Also notes about Hearst note holders and Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills as large noteholders.
Noble's boat from Nipper's Harbour ran on the Branches off South Side shore Wednesday night with over 300 yards of bulk fish. Much of the catch was removed dry, about 100 yards remained underwater until the next day. The skipper steered to Young's Point for Ashbournes' wharf. Capt. A. Greanham and crew helped clear the fish on Thursday and towed the boat to Ashbournes premises yesterday morning for repairs.
A listing of Anglican, United Church, Salvation Army, and local church services shows Holy Communion Matins Evensong Sunday School Layman Bible Class and related times at St Peter’s St Andrew’s United Church Little Harbour Crow Head Salvation Army and notices an invitation extended by Apjutant and Mrs Wheeler for attendance and participation.
The Pentecostal Assembly lists a devotional service at 10 30 a m Sunday with Sunday School at 3 p m and evangelistic service at 7 p m. Evening prayers are at 6 30 p m and 8 p m on Tuesday, with evangelistic meetings 8 p m Thursday.
A meeting of the 1st Twillingate Girl Guide Company will be held at Union Hall on Monday September 20 at 730 p.m. sharp. All guides are requested to attend this opening meeting of the season. M Anstey Captain.
In the Supreme Court of Newfoundland Isaac Youne v Repgrt Rice, a writ of fieri facias directs sale by public auction at North Side Twillingate on September 23, 1943 at 2 30 p m. The property of Robert Rice includes a radio a typewriter and bay.
A catalog style note lists cotton trawl lines steam tarred lines Manila rope cement lime oats bran whole and cracked corn corn meal. The compact inventory highlights raw materials and feed components likely for maritime and agricultural needs.
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