Vol. 44, No. 4 (Seals)
$7.50
“I hope the theme of this edition will strike a common chord among Labrador people as the seals were a significant means of survival for all Labrador folk, as well as for the husky dogs they depended upon for many things. Huskies that were fed a steady diet of seal meat/fat was a joy to see in the old days: they had full shiny coats, were tremendously hardly, well proportioned and strong, handsome and wild. The seal and the dog are equally important and both have evolved as significant symbols of Labrador culture.” – Alex Saunders, Guest Editor
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These Days at Them Days – Alex Saunders
Sealing on the Front and in the Gulf – Alex Saunders
Those of Us in Labrador Prefer Seal – Anne Budgell
Hunting A Seal In Mulligan When I Was Young – Robin Goodfellow Baikie
I Killed My Share – Elizabeth Dawson
Dirt and Vermin and Nauseous Food – Anne Budgell
‘You Gotta Stay Still’ – Louie Montague
The Seals Don’t Come Here Like They Used To – Elizabeth Dawson
Labrador Gallery –
Sealing up the Bay – Clarice Blake Rudkowski
Seal Superstitions
Stories Uncle William Told Me – James Saunders
The Wonderful People of Hebron – Leonard Budgell
The Way We Used To Live – Jacko Kajuatsiak
Sealing Short Stories – Edward Anderson
Dogs Were Good For Sealing – Harry Mitusk
Front Cover: Clara Ford & Friend wearing skin clothing (caribou & seal), Nain, 1915. Photo courtesy Them Days Archive.
Back Cover: Sealskin parka made by Sophie Lampe of Nain for the NL Museum display, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, 1979. Photo courtesy Them Days Archive.
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| Weight | 0.12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15.5 × 0.5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Digital, Physical |
