25 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1943
Page
1
Firms seeking allocation of Boots and Shoes from Canada for 1944 must apply to the Supplies Officer at P O Box 908 St Johns no later than Saturday 25 September. Provide returns of direct imports with customs duty paid for 1941 and 1942 separately.
The Canadian Government expects a very limited sole leather supply for Newfoundland in 1944. Firms seeking allocation must apply to the Supplies Officer at P. O. Box 908 St. John's by September 25, and provide return of direct imports with Customs duty paid for 1941 and 1942 separately, plus estimated 1944 requirements in pounds weight.
Rander Guides Rangera will meet on Monday September 27 at 7.45 pm. A fall attendance is requested for this first Fall meeting. E. B. Honcs, Capt.
Mr Elijah Eliott from Herring Neck visited Mr Norman Powell in hospital after a fall during Government wharf construction left Powell with back injuries. Foreman Eliott oversees the project while John Gillett of Terra Nova Insurance Co. attends to repairs for Noble's motor boat Golda. Fishery reports show improved catch with hook and line and bait available. squid remains scarce. Capt Ches Winsor delivered fresh fish from The Fishery Products Co. Tuesday night.
The schedule lists Sunday and weekday services for St Patha s St Andrew s United Church Little Harbour Crow Head Salvation Army and Pentecostal Assembly including Holy Communion Sunday School Bible Class Layman Evensong and Evangelistic Meetings with times from morning to evening and openings for prayer meetings and devotional services conducted by various corps officers.
Died Friday week Annie relict of the late Capt Isaac Churchill at her son Roland’s South Side home. Funeral Sunday at the S S United Church conducted by Mr T G Ashbourne. She leaves a daughter Mrs Mary Frank Manuel in New York and a son.
Special announcement informs travellers that after September 25 no boarders will be accommodated nor lunches served. It thanks patrons for twelve years of support and regrets the closure. Signed Cc. J. Colbourne. Published September 18 and 25.
Confederation Life notes a steamer delivering fish for market this week. Samuel Patten of Grand Bank serves as super cargo while Captain James Gillett transported another coal cargo to Ashbournes Ltd, completing a rapid ten day voyage.
In Stock Cotton Twine Cotton Trawl Lines Steam Tarred Lines Manila Rope Cement Lime Oats Bran Whole Cracked Corn Corn Meal.
A thermometer was taken from the hook at Bart Depot Path End. The thief is urged to return it to its original position or face immediate action. Bart Dkror ENGINERR.
The Newfoundland Forestry Unit bought two thousand two hundred dollars worth of War Savings Certificates, raising the cumulative total to ninety two thousand dollars.
A quantity of blueberries is reported in connection with N D B M Hospital. The note mentions storage at the facility with no further context or action indicated.
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