coast guard Archives - Them Days https://themdays.com/?product_tag=coast-guard Stories of Early Labrador Tue, 08 Jul 2025 16:49:26 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 https://themdays.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/cropped-Them-Days-Logo-32x32.jpg coast guard Archives - Them Days https://themdays.com/?product_tag=coast-guard 32 32 Vol. 31, No. 2 https://themdays.com/product/vol-31-no-2/ Sun, 15 Apr 2007 04:00:24 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=551 Board members and staff talking with Premiere Danny Williams. Them Days magazine is in St. Johns.... Parkdale Pharmacy, Bennington Gate, and The Rooms Gift Shop. Dolly Ann Ritch was born in North West River. Labrador Rhymes, Taunts and Parodies is a poem by Robin McGrath. Nellie Andersen learned Inuttitut language when she was in Nutak. Diphtheria is a fatal disease of young children. Harvey Saunders was born in Daniel's Rattle. This article has a theme about US Coast Guard aircraft. Ruth Learning was born on August 22, 1924. The Lyall family traced their ancestors. Rose Gregoire's parents were Shimun Gregoire and Mani Pinette. Labrador is a poem by Judith Reeves---Tigunov. Two Gun Accidents in Them Times by Joan Andersen.

 

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These Days at THEM DAYS – Lorne Hollett
Administrator’s Note – Judy Voisey
The Only Family at Butter & Snow – Dolly Ann Ritch
Labrador Rhymes, Taunts, and Parodies – Robin McGrath
Artists of Labrador – Nellie Winters
Diphtheria at Spotted Islands – David Davis
The Last Resident of Davis Inlet – Harvey Saunders
U.S. Coast Guard in Labrador – Lt. Col. Ted Morris
Her Real Home Was Dove Brook – Ruth Learning
Lyall Family Reunion – Shirley Janes
The Passing of a Healer – Rose (Nush) Gregoire
Labrador: A poem by Judith Reeves – Tigunov
Two Gun Accidents in Them Times – James R. Andersen

Front cover: D.W.C. Blake, c. 1925. Donald Walter Campbell Blake was born at North West Islands, Labrador to Thomas L. Blake and Hester Ann Sheppard.

Back cover: Ladies Sewing Guild, Cartwright 1910. Esther (Mesher) Goodenough, Jemima (Martin) (Perry) Williams, Mrs. Lily Swaffield, Betsy (Deer) Painter, Rebecca Bird, Mary (Bird) Learning, Jessie (Painter) Bird, Elizabeth Ann (Kinsella) Martin, Isabella (Pottle) Saunders. Ruth Learning collection.

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]]> Vol. 20, No. 3 https://themdays.com/product/vol-20-no-3/ Sat, 15 Apr 1995 04:00:10 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=462 Thomas Curl was born in Battle Harbour. Garland Curl went with two buddies of his to seal hunt in 1982. When Gertrude was a Curl, then married Jim Chubbs. Clyde Saunders was born in  Corner Brook (Nfld) in 1932. Frank Clark fished ' til the fishing was over in '92. Alice Rumbolt's mom died when she was in St. Anthony and went with her father for awhile. Ben Rowe was 9 years old when he left Carbonear. Joe Roberts wife was a teacher and he was a farmer when he was in P. E. I. Rhyna McLean came to Labrador City in October, 1961. Merle McLean Roberts was born in North west River, Labrador.

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Thomas Curl was born in Battle Harbour. Garland Curl went with two buddies of his to seal hunt in 1982. When Gertrude was a Curl, then married Jim Chubbs. Clyde Saunders was born in  Corner Brook (Nfld) in 1932. Frank Clark fished ‘ til the fishing was over in ’92. Alice Rumbolt’s mom died when she was in St. Anthony and went with her father for awhile. Ben Rowe was 9 years old when he left Carbonear. Joe Roberts wife was a teacher and he was a farmer when he was in P. E. I. Rhyna McLean came to Labrador City in October, 1961. Merle McLean Roberts was born in North west River, Labrador.

Thomas Curl- Ivy  Curl
Lost on the Ice- Garland Curl
Gertrude Cuhbbs- 
Clyde Saunders-
Frank Clark-
Alice Rumbolt-
Ben Rowe-
Joe Roberts-
Rhyna McLean-
Merle McLean Roberts-
Labrador Gallery-

Front cover: Susan (Kippenhuck) Curl and child, Deep Water Creek. Courtesy Gertrude Chubbs.

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]]> Vol. 8, No. 4 https://themdays.com/product/vol-8-no-4/ Wed, 15 Jun 1983 04:00:07 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=541 Captain Francis Poole of Montreal, Quebec in 1980 was in the World War Two flying new planes overseas. James' mom see's a boat coming called FORT GARRY, coming from Makkovik and were well known to these people.  Gladys Burdett writes about Rabbits skin made out of rugs. Jimmy Burdett wrote  a poem about a lizard talking to the Mole. Jim's brother Koehler's looking for somewhere to fishing from George's River to Upitik. Tom Circum goes fishing in the summer and go back Porcupine Bay in the Winter. Betty Koch learned to keep the house clean, cleaning seal skins and making seal skin boots and things like that.

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Captain Francis Poole of Montreal, Quebec in 1980 was in the World War Two flying new planes overseas. James’ mom see’s a boat coming called FORT GARRY, coming from Makkovik and were well known to these people.  Gladys Burdett writes about Rabbits skin made out of rugs. Jimmy Burdett wrote  a poem about a lizard talking to the Mole. Jim’s brother Koehler’s looking for somewhere to fishing from George’s River to Upitik. Tom Circum goes fishing in the summer and go back Porcupine Bay in the Winter. Betty Koch learned to keep the house clean, cleaning seal skins and making seal skin boots and things like that.

 

The Port of Goose Bay- Captain Francis Poole, F.R.G.S.
My Adventurous Trip to Goose Bay- James R. Andersen
Labrador Crafts- Rabbit skin rug- Gladys Burdett
The Lizard and the Mole- Jimmy Burdett
Jim Martin- Butler Martin
Short Stories- Mary Morris
My Life in the North- Betty Koch
Labrador Gallery– Manuel Letto

Front cover: Russell Chaulk. Courtesy Jane Chaulk.
Back cover: Partridge in a tree. Bill Ritchie photo.

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