Vol.25 No. 4

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Them Days Vol. 25 No. 4 – 2000

On March 15, 2000, Them Days celebrated 25th Anniversary. William Blake been receiving copies of Them Days. Stan Epstein (S) met Henry Ford in spring of 1999. You will have heard that Leonard Budgell had been breaking records for cold these days. Young Newfoundlander, dedicated to the preservation of peace. With Missionary and Ranger made their way to the tent of Rosa Tuglavina. Most, not all remember him being a lazy man, Willie Moores. The Martin family tree begins with James Martin and his wife Elizabeth(O’Leary). Harold Rumbolt fished all his life. Jack Buckle from Buckle’s Point in 1977. Moravian Gardens in Labrador by Dale Jarvis. Ambrose Brooks, young in England orphaned and token by his pastor and looked after him. A selection of short stories is by John Earle. There’s a Barque in the Harbour is a song by Henry Belbin. Caring for the elderly, was a better placing a lot of people on a Home Care situation. Mrs. leaned across the oars catch her breath and size ahead.

THEM DAYS 25th Anniversary Celebrations – Gillian Saunders
A Tribute to my father, Reginald Blake (1902-1968) – Willard Blake
HENRY FORD: Labrador and the Baffin Trading Company – Henry Ford
A Night to Remember – Leonard Budgell
FRANK MERCER – K.J. Jackson
Jefta, the Angakok and Rev. George Sach – Frank Mercer
Willie Stafford Moores – Kathleen Kinnear
My father, Donald Walter Martin –Doris Saunders

My husband fished all his life – Alice & Harold Rumbolt

Jack Buckles memories – Jack Buckle
Moravian Gardens in Labrador – Dale Jarvis
To the memory of AMBROSE BROOKS Esq. (1780-1852) – Ruby Budgell
A selection of short stories and a song – John Earle, Max Blake, Harold Baikie, Howard Lethbridge, Mary Williams, Henry Belbin
Things important to me – Annie Blake
People I have known – Leonard Budgell
THEM DAYS must continue – John Heard

Front cover: John Ford. Courtesy Henry Ford.

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