Administrator’s Note – Kelly Morrissey
Construction Zone
Trapper Bravo is Her Name – Olive Marshall
Love, Foreshadowed – Homan Campbell
Love, Labrador Style
The Bernier – Edward Earle
10 Cent Piece 1950 – Gerald Pye
Muriel Way – Patty Way
The First Christmas I Remember – Muriel Way
A Few Buns and a Bit of Sugar – Sarah Williams
Mose and Sue Dyson – Amanda Dyson
The Biggest Christmas Tree in the North
Labrador Gallery
Who What When Where Why?
Going to the Country – Elizabeth Penashue
Charlotte Louisa Gear – Alex Saunders
Looking Back with Buddy McLean – John Munro
Cartwright Crash– Nelson Sherren
Tom Evans at Turnavik – David Davis
A Summer in Labrador, 1954 – Lou Greer
Then and Now

Front cover: Muriel Way in Rigolet. Courtesy of Patty Way.

Back cover: Candle service at the Moravian Church. Mrs. Ellen Lyall (standing), Verona Kautjasiak (front row, eating biscuit), Mrs. Salome Kautjasiak (behind Verona). North West River, 1966. Adolf & Gerti Gerke collection.

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These Days at Them Days – Aimee Chaulk
Black Tickle- 
Cartwright- 
Charlottetown- 
Forteau-
Happy Valley-Goose Bay- 
Makkovik- 
Mary’s Harbour-
Mud Lake-
Nain-
Natuashish-
Norman Bay–
North West River-
Port Hope Simpson-
Postville-
Red Bay–
Rigolet-
St. Lewis-
West St. Modeste-bear

Front cover: Peter Dicker in class at Jens Haven Memorial School. Nain, March 2009. Aimee Chaulk photo.
Back cover: Northern Lights Academy on a snowy day. Rigolet, February 2009. Aimee Chaulk photo.

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These Days at Them Days – Aimee Chaulk
Administrator’s Note – Kelly Morrissey
That Can’t Be Homan! – Homan Campbell
Ailing in Aillik – Margaret Decker
If At First You Don’t Succeed – Albert Flowers
Innu Dried Meat – Francis Penashue
Music Was Just in the Family – Flossie Oliver
Childhood Memories – Ivy Rogers and Bertha Chaulk
Coombs Family History – Bertha Chaulk
Labrador Gallery
Who What When Where Why?
If We Heard Tell of a Dance… – Inga Andersen
My Thoughts on Music – James R. Andersen
Up the Bay – Karen Hunter
Crossing the Straits – David Davis
Battle Harbour and the Battle of the St. Lawrence – Nelson Sherren
Caribou in the Room – John Munro
Then and Now

Front cover: Marjorie Coombs pushing Claudette Combs. Boys in trees. Cartwright. Courtesy of Elizabeth Z. Coombs.
Back cover: View of Post Hill from Tom and Silpa Edmunds’ home. Postville, February 2009. Aimee Chaulk photo.

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Wilfred Shiwak had a small team of dogs. John B. Budgell’s dad was George. Raymond Campbell trapped in Mulligan area. There was a  man and woman from Hebron, Alaingaks and a dog left Labrador travelling. Mary Michelin was born in Bob ‘n’ Joys Brook. Before we can look in the Labrador Court , we need to know where it came from. Howard Lethbridge had traps a half hour from home. In 2002, the north coast celebrated 250 years of Moravian Missionaries in Labrador. Iviktok began in 1743 with arrival of Louis Fornell from Quebec. The Greater Britain Messenger dated March 1906, was loaned to Tom Spurrell this summer. Forward Learning’s parent’s had a small garden. Gertrude Lethbridge was living in Paradise for 24 year’s. Ann Oliver picks blackberries and boils them. John M. Earle was a Radio Operator.

Wilfred Shiwak – Wilfred Shiwak
Father’s name was George – John B. Budgell
Raymond Campbell, Homan Campbell and Silas Baikie – Mina Campbell-Hibbs
Stories of shamans and other things – Johannes Green
Bob’n’Joys Brook – Mary Michelin
Labrador Court – David Davis
Paradise River Trapper – Howard Lethbridge
250th year of the Moravians in Labrador – Max Blake
European Trade in Esquimaux Bay – Max Blake
Along the bleak coast of Labrador – Submitted by Tom Spurrell
Gardening and boat building – Forward Learning
We had gardens – Gertrude Lethbridge
My blackberry dyed shirt – Ann Oliver
Tour of Hopedale – John M. Earle

Front cover: Wilfred Shiwak with granddaughter Marjorie. Courtesy Rose Oliver.

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Varick Frizzell made a canoe trip from Hamilton River to Grand Falls. Trappers of Grand River. Gerald White became a trapper when he was 15 years old. Joseph Goudy was from North West River. Horace Goudie coming up in the falls with loaded canoes. Stewart Michelin was born in Traverspine or Mud Lake. Wallace McLean used to call it Grand River, which the old trappers still call it now. Pictures of trappers in Labrador. Old Grand River Stream is a poem by Leslie Michelin. Mark Blake used to go trapping around 3rd of October. John Blake started trapping when he was 15 years old. John Blake used to take Russell Groves and Barbara Mundy to the Falls. This has been a project to the heart. It involved two canoe trips on the Churchill River in Labrador.The Grand River Song is a poem by Stewart Michelin.

John McLean’s notes/Varick Frizzel- 
Grand River Trappers-
I became a Grand River trapper at Fifteen – Gerald White
Affidavit of Joseph Goudie-
Lobstick Lake was my trapping place – Horace Goudie
I loved furrin’ – Stewart Michelin
A hard trip down – Wallace McLean
We are the trapper sons of Labrador-
Old Grand River Streams – Leslie Michelin
Me and Father trapped at Slack Waters – Mark Blake
Trapper and Guide – John Blake
Guiding on the river-
My River, My Home- Clarice Blake Rudkowski
The Grand River Song- Stewart Michelin

Front cover: Joe Goudie on a windy Lake Winokapau. August 7th, 1997. Clarice Blake Rudkowski photo.

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