Inuktitut Archives - Them Days https://themdays.com/?product_tag=inuktitut Stories of Early Labrador Tue, 08 Jul 2025 17:25:23 +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 Inuktitut Archives - Them Days https://themdays.com/?product_tag=inuktitut 32 32 Vol. 3, No. 3 – Digital Only https://themdays.com/product/vol-3-no-3-digital-only/ Sat, 15 Apr 1978 04:00:11 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=61499 Short stories of school days of Muddy Bay, Makkovik, and L'Anse Eau Claire tells us how some people describe their experience of schools in earlier years. These Labrador craft were used to make pieces of clothing different from the others, Inukuluk designs showed of stitched designs of children that would be on parkas, duffles, or anything else. Read what a trapper had wrote to a king and a response that was returned back to him.

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The Basque Occupation of Southern Labrador –

T’was Lots of Songs – Ben Letto

Sunshine and Shadow – Blanche Davis

Ode to Fishermen – Leslie Pardy

Torsten Anderson: Norway to Labrador – Curtis McNeill

L.O.L. Days – Clifford Moores

Northwest River Memories – Bella Brown

Labradorimiot Ukausenget Inuktuk Jarene 250 Kangitune – Louis~Jacques Dorais

Labrador Inuktuk 250 Years Ago – Louis~Jacques Dorais

School Days

Labrador Crafts

Samuel J. Broomfield

Easter ‘Time’ – Mercer Davis

Mulligan is Home – Maud Chaulk

Nine 0’Clock Curfew – Martha McDonald

Pied Noir-Pinware – Gertrude Hawco

Huntin’ and Fishin’ – Harriet White

Battle – Alex Poole

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]]> Nunatsiavut 10th Anniversary Issue https://themdays.com/product/nunatsiavut-10th-anniversary-issue/ Tue, 01 Dec 2015 15:09:15 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=1241 The Nunatsiavut 10th Anniversary Issue is a 196-page special publication featuring stories of Nunatsiavut's road to self-government and the people of Nunatsiavut. It is our longest issue ever and the first-ever Them Days to have a full-colour cover!

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]]> The Journey to Self-Government – Jillian Larkham
PannaigutiKannik Namminik-kavamaKannimut – Jillian Larkham
A tribute to Uncle Bill Edmunds – Jillian Larkham
The path to ‘Our Footprints are Everywhere’ – Carol Brice-Bennett
We Drove Canada as Far as They Were Goin’ – Toby Andersen
Hudson’s Bay Company Interpreter – Henry Lyall
Life in Ramah – Levi Nochasak
Dog Team Mail – Sam Lyall
Spanish Flu at Hebron – Joshua Obed
The Harmony – Bella Lyall
Farewell to Hebron, 1959 – Joan Stedman
Confederation: Labrador gets the vote – Wilson Mitchell
A Daughter of Labrador – S.K. Hutton
Spanish Flu – Martha Joshua
Spanish Influenza, 1918 – Emelia Merkuratsuk
Sugusiudlunga – Joseph Millik
When I Was A Boy – Joseph Millik
Inuit House Models – J. Garth Taylor
Nutâmmiunguvunga – Joase Onalik
I Am from Nutak – Joase Onalik
A Local Millionaire – H.M. Budgell
Dog Team Mail – Alice Perrault
People of Ikkilsinguvik – Mannasse Fox
We, the Inuit, Are Changing – Martin Martin
PiutsanginnaKungali UKausituKammik – Sarah & Lucas Ittulak
I’ve Always Been Proud of Our Language – Sarah & Lucas Ittulak
Nain Blubber Yard – Judith Solomon
Fur Went Down to Nothing – Joe Ford
Annak Ujagagusimajuk – Mannasse Fox
The Woman Who Turned to Stone – Mannasse Fox
Nain Was Burning – Martin Martin
Boy, Was I Homesick – Clara Voisey
My Early Years – Hilda Lyall
Confederation: Labrador gets the vote – Wilfred Shiwak
IkKanaluattut Uvannut! – Ida Ikkiatsiak
Things Important to Me – Ida Ikkiatsiak
l Dog Team Mail– Sarah Baikie
From Tikkeratsuk to Hopedale – Julianna Winters
We Got Along Pretty Good with the Americans – Gustav Boas
Sogusiunegilauttaga asingillo erkaumajakka – Kitora Boas
My Childhood and Other Memories – Kitora Boas
I Follied What the Old Timers Did – George Flowers
They Really Sang Their Hearts Out – Zipora Hunter & Leah Ford
Inungoakululionik – Susie Igloliorte
Inukuluk Designs – Susie Igloliorte
Where and How I Lived – Titus Joshua
Komatik – Alfred Winters, Sr
Servant Girl – Charlotte Gear
Jacques of Labrador – Max Jacque, Caroline Jacque
Runaway Dogteam – Mary Jacque
Ailing in Aillik – Margaret Decker
I’m a Fisherman – Douglas Jacque
Our Wedding Day – Annie Evans
The Goudie Family – Leonard McNeill
Mystery Unsolved – Thorwald Perrault
The Week I’ll Never Forget – Ron Perrault
My Hardest Trip – Wilson Mitchell
I Grew Up in Makkovik – Andrea Flowers
Little Mary Overalls – Mary Clark
Through the Eyes of a Photographer – James R. Andersen
I Travelled a Lot – Hans Andersen
Recollections – Susan Pottle
Shiwak Family History – Max & Bridget Blake
Pompey’s Head, The Best Place I Ever Was – William “Dick” Blake
Christmas in Rigolet – George Blake
What really happened on Eskimo Island? – Max Blake
Labrador Heroine Returns To Nurse in the Wilderness 
My BlackberryDyed Skirt– – Ann Oliver
Always Loved and Remembered… – Iris Allen
Huntin’ ‘n’ Fishin’ – Harriet White
I Made All Kinds of Boots – Matilda Martin
I Started Makin’ Dolls at West Bay – Susan Pottle
Mulligan – Leslie Baikie
Moving to North West River – Leonard McNeill
Then & Now

Front cover: Jerry Tuglavina and Katie Kalleo. Hebron, 1950s. Hannie (Hettasch)
Fitzgerald collection
Back cover: Children in Makkovik digging clams, 1950s. Joan & Ross King fonds

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]]> Vol. 42, No. 2 https://themdays.com/product/vol-42-no-2/ Tue, 03 Jul 2018 17:28:39 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=3339 The June 2018 issue of them days contains stories of the fishery, Okak, and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Them Days had a fine help from Abby Winters and Aaron Cabot. An issue is Letters: A Memory of Doris Saunders. Gordon Parsons was one of the first to take an Oath of Citizenship. Nain was established in 1771. William Larkham, Jr. went to school in William's Harbour. Bertha Winters was born in Napartuk Bay. Vera Butt's grandparents are John and Mary Ann Davis. James Saunders was born near St. Anthony. Mavis Penney grew up in St. John's, NL. Robin Goodfellow- Baikie does berry picking all by herself. A Tribute to Jane is an issue by Ron Perrault.

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Letters: A Memory of Doris Saunders – Paul Blake
Oath of Citizenship – Gordon Parsons
An Eighteenth-Century Moravian Narrative about the Origin of the Settlement of Okak – Hans Rollmann
How One Fishery Ended and Another Began –William Larkham, Jr.
Kanuilijong? – Bertha Winters
Life at Cape North – Vera Butt
Labrador Gallery: Humans of Labrador – Tamarack Camera Club
Who What Where When Why
Partial Identification
Fishing, Trapping and Preaching: James Saunders and Joseph Tulk of Sandwich Bay – Burton K. Janes
A Life of Teaching in the Arts– Mavis Penney
Labrador par hazard – Robin Goodfellow-Baikie
A Tribute to Jane – Ron Perrault
Happy Valley Pioneer
Aboriginal Myths and Legends – Ryan Turner
Then and Now

Front cover: Bertha Winters. Courtesy of Bertha Winters
Back cover: Jacinda and Petrina Beals, photographed by Mike Hynes for
Tamarack Camera Club’s Humans of Labrador project.

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]]> Vol. 41, No. 4 https://themdays.com/product/vol-41-no-4/ Fri, 15 Dec 2017 12:55:17 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=3258 The December 2017 issue of Them Days includes stories about weddings, dog teams, and archaeology. Go through these than, know all about it. Once you go through it than here it is, you know all about it and check it out.

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South Coast Photo Contest
Early Inuit Archaeological Research Assistants – Laura Kelvin
Trees on Labrador’s North Coast: A Moravian Account from 1840 –Hans Rollmann
Growing Up in William’s Harbour – William Larkham, Jr
Winter Medical Patrol, 1949-50 – Anthony Paddon
We’ve Had a Good Life Here – Joan Stamp
Jack Howell’s Wedding – Clarice Hopkins
Labrador Gallery: Weddings
Who What Where When Why?
Where In The World
The Red House on Main Street – LeeAnn Toomashie
Once-in-a-Lifetime: My Trip with Archie Best – Stan Oliver
A Builder of Community – Burton Janes
I Never Used to Get Tired – Harold Goudie
The Start of the Labrador Heritage Cup Dog Team Races – Richard Learning
Dog Days – Max Blake
I Was Born in Okak Bay – Nellie Winters
The Sked – Chris Charland
Then and Now

Front cover: Maggie Itulak and Amos Grubb on their wedding day. Nain, c.1960. Joan Steadman collection.
Back cover: Pearl Baikie with Santa Claus (one of the officers of the American Base) at the Christmas party. Goose Bay, 1947 or 1948. Source unknown.

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]]> Vol. 41, No. 1 (Women) https://themdays.com/product/vol-41-no-1/ Tue, 07 Mar 2017 14:21:54 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=2148 This issue focuses on women in Labrador. Honouring Inuit Women's Leadership by Andrea Procter. Mikak was born around 1740. Fran Williams grandmother is Kitora Boase. Megan Webb's grandmother is Rose Webb. Tyler Edmunds' grandmother is Silpa Edmunds. Patty Way's grandmother is Una Bertha May (Mae) McNeill Pardy. Molly Shiwak's grandmotherly his Blanche Shiwak. Caroline Nochasak's grandmother is Sarah Nochasak. Jodie Lane's Gram sits in the chair and knits. Miriam Brown is Brianna Brown's grandmother. Taylor Ivany's grandmother is Jenny Ikkusek. Julius Dicker and Mary Adelaide's mom was Mary Dicker. Sharon Edmunds mom is Ruth Flowers. When Gwen Watts think about her life, she has been influenced by alot of women. Rose Oliver's dad and the elders sit around in the kitchen with a pipe smoke. When Richard Learning was 8 year's old it was him and his mom in the house at that time. Doris Saunders is a native Labradorian of Inuit, Indian and white descent. Cecilia Brown Saunders' first involvement in the Mokami Status of woman Council was in 1979. Readying for Change by Reta Saunders. The Happy Valley's Mokami Status of women Council started in the 70's. A woman Was Just Like A Guy by Aniet Nuna. Marion Kippenhuck was born in Newtown. The Foundation of the Women's Institute on the Labrador Straights by Helen Woodrow. Between Forteau and L'anse Au Loup stands a Labrador Straights Museum. Some Things Will Never be Forgotten by Stella Fowler. Martha McDonald was widowed at 47 year's of age. Diane Brown and Ivy Learning were sisters.

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These Days at Them Days – Janice Goudie
Honouring Inuit Women’s Leadership – Andrea Procter
Mikak
Kitora Boase
Rose Webb
Silpa Edmunds
Bertha Andersen
Blanche “Harriet” Shiwak
Sarah Nochasak
Mary Andersen and Peace McNeill
Miriam Brown
Jenny Ikkusek
Eva Palliser
Charlotte Wolfrey
Mary Dicker
Ruth Flowers
Beatrice Watts
My Mother’s Kitchen – Rose Oliver
Mother’s New Washing Machine – Richard Learning
I’m a Woman of Labrador – Doris Saunders
Labrador Gallery:Women of Labrador
Creating Mokami Status of Women – Jade Rachwal
Readying for Change – Jade Rachwal
Funding for Libra House – Jade Rachwal
A Woman Was Just Like a Guy – Nishapet Penashue
Memories of St. Michael’s Bay – Sylvia Moore
The Foundation of the WI on the Labrador Straits – Helen Woodrow
Exhibiting Women of History
Some Things Will Never be Forgotten – Stella Fowler
Makin’ a Livin’ – Martha McDonald
Reflections of the Good Days – Andrea Procter

Front cover: Marion Bird. Grady, 1945. Courtesy of Willis Bird.
Back cover: First Labrador Company of Girl Guides. Cartwright, c.1940. Courtesy of Judy Pardy.

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]]> Vol. 40, No. 4 https://themdays.com/product/vol-40-no-4/ Tue, 06 Dec 2016 17:23:58 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=1555 Janice Goudie’s husband is Jerry Goudie from Postville. Patty Way has been working as a genealogist since she was a youth. Samuel James Thomas was born in Blackford, Somersetshire, about 1799. Family Tree of  The Thomas family. Gary Mitchell never had an exposure to nalujuks because  Makkovik was mainly settler community. Alice Perrault’s parents were missionaries. Verne MacKinney ‘s home town was Springfield, Missouri. Remembering the MacKinneys by Paul Blake. Guy Pye makes  snowshoes and birch brooms. Dorothy Mesher is from Northern Quebec. Andrea Webb had Christmas Pageants in all Inuktitut and English. Ventura Crash by Chris Charland. Station Flight’s Otters is by Chris Charland. Hark the Hearld Turbines Sing is an issue by Chris Charland. Enid McNeill came to Makkovik in 1966.

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These Days at Them Days – Janice Goudie
The Labrador Puzzle – Ossie Michelin
Levin Theodor Reichel’s Moravian Map
The Thomas Family Connection – Patty Way
The Thomas Family Tree
Nalujuk Night – Gary Mitchell
Autobiography of Alice Perrault
A Missionary’s Last Flight – Burton K. Janes
Remembering the MacKinneys – Paul Blake
The Snowshoe Man – Guy Pye
Labrador Gallery: Sanborn J. Tenney Collection
Who What Where When Why?
I’ve Seen Two Towns Grow Up – Dorothy Mesher and Hilda Mugford
Billy Goat Gruff – Andrea Webb
Ventura Crash – Chris Charland
Station Flight’s Otters – Chris Charland
Hark the Herald Turbines Sing – Chris Charland
Fifty Years in Makkovik – Jenna Anderson
Then and Now   

Front cover: Olive Michelin, as appeared in The Honker, published by the RCAF. Christmas 1945, Goose Bay.
Back cover: MacMillan’s snowmobile. Anatalak Bay, 1927. Kate Hettasch collection.

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]]> Vol. 39, No. 4 – Floaters, Stationers & Livyeres: The Labrador Fishery in Them Days https://themdays.com/product/vol-39-no-4-floaters-stationers-livyeres-the-labrador-fishery-in-them-days/ Mon, 14 Dec 2015 19:52:10 +0000 https://themdays.com/?post_type=product&p=1290 Vol. 39, No. 4 - Floaters, Stationers & Livyeres is a special issue of Them Days dedicated to the history of the Labrador Fishery. A double-sized issue packed with the history of the Labradory Fishery, it examines the relationship between Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.

This product has 128 pages. Alot of photo's of the early days, table of contents, Them Days magazines thanks people who have shared their stories and times, names, this issue has been funded by the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador. And also has 37 topics, and plenty of authors.

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These Days at Them Days – Aimee Chaulk
Reflections on the Labrador Fishery – Sam Saunders
The Life For Me – Alex Saunders
From One Quarter to the Next – Bill Andersen
Memoir of a Floater – Edward John Goudie
The Schooners and the Cod Fishery – Ted Andersen
He Came Back – Millie (Mitsuk) Martin
The Little Church on Uviluktok – Dr. Hans J. Rollmann
Aillik – Bill Andersen
Not Much of a Price – Herman Sheppard
Annual Report of the Moravian Mission, Hopedale, 1921-22
Some Bad Frights – Job Edmunds
The Fish Buyers and Our Grub – Bill Andersen
Boy, It Was Rough – Ron Gear
Your Own Pair of Gloves – John Andersen
The Best Times – John Winters
Strawberry Song and the People in It – Sandy Boland/Joan Andersen
Annual Report of the Moravian Mission Hospital, Okak
The Way People Worked Together – James R. Andersen
The Seaman’s Psalm
Umiatutib Imgerutinga
Father Went to Holton – Ray Norman
I Never Fished But I Found a Home in Labrador – Gladys Roberts
New Harbour, Trinity Bay, Telegraph News
Lake Melville People – Max Blake
Fequet’s Place, Pack’s Harbour, 1950 – John O. Heard
A Punt-Load of Fish – Dave Massie
Our Customary Ways – Ken Mesher
Indian Tickle – Melvin Baxter Penney
Big Fish – Don Sheppard and Fred Evely
Sheppard Family Obituaries
It Was Better Fishing in Labrador – George Roach
I Was on the Labrador Too – Sylvia Roach
Must Have Been Love – Heber (& Harriet) McGurk
Mom’s Pictures – Ward Mercer
It All Started With the Fishery – Roger Pike
The Loss of the Mary F. Harris – Peter Laracy
Feather Hooks – Cleidus Earle
Plenty of Fish, But… – Wilfred Davis
To Be Part of That Story – Frank Flynn
For the Love of Cod – Alex Saunders

Front cover: Pronging up the fish. Postville, early 1960s. Joan & Ross King fonds
Back cover: Hauling the nets. 1980s. Courtesy of Don Sheppard

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]]> Vol. 34, No. 4 (Inuttitut) https://themdays.com/product/vol-34-no-4/ Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:00:48 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=601 This book is about stories in Inuttitut by Tabea Murphy, Annie Lidd, James R. Andersen, Sybilla Nitsman and more. Also pictures of Nain from the Church Tower in 1965 by John Penny, Pictures of Tabea Green and Mary Harris of 1953 in Nain, Pictures of Tabea Murphy in Nain of 1966, Pictures of children in school in Nain in the year 1950's, Picture of Silpa Edmunds of Postville in 2009, Pictures of Residents leaving Hebron the day of the resettlement. And there is a story called Inuttitut at Christmas by Albert Flowers from Postville in 2009. Also a Story called School Memories by Sam Andersen of Nain in 1996.

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These Days at Them Days – Aimee Chaulk
The Torngâsok Cultural Centre
Torngâsok IlikKusiligijingita SuliaKapvinga
UKausituKak Kaujimainnataga Inosiga Nâllugu – Tabea Murphy
It’s the Language I’ve Known My Whole Life – Tabea Murphy
Adlatok People – James R. Andersen
A Strong Affection for Education – Rev. Kurt Vitt
We Have to be Patient – Sybilla Nitsman
Illiniatitsinik Ingutakkanik – Annie Lidd
Teaching my Ingutaks – Annie Lidd
Inuttitut at Christmas – Albert Flowers
Results from the Northern School Survey, 1981
Inuttitut School Materials
Labrador Gallery
Inuttitut in Southern Labrador – Greg Mitchell
UKausituKavut tuniukKataugialet – William Onalik
Our Language Should be Passed On – William Onalik
School Memories – Various
I Learned My English in Makkovik – Manasse Pijogge
We Spoke Inuttitut with our Friends – Jessie Ford
UKâlaKattalaukKugut Inuttitut Ilannâtinnut – Jessie Ford
Two Languages – Christine Baikie
Missionary Memories – Various
Helping Each Other – Silpa Edmunds
PiutsanginnaKungali UKausituKammik – Sarah & Lucas Ittulak
I’ve Always Been Proud of Our Language –

 

The Ghosty House – John EdumundsSarah & Lucas Ittulak
Pigumagajattut Ilinniagiamik – Emelia Merkuratsuk
They Will Want to Learn – Emelia Merkuratsuk
Then and Now

Front cover: Inuk woman with toddler in sealskin coat. Okak, c. 1900. Dorothy Smith collection.
Back cover: Inuk schoolmaster and his pupils. Okak, c. 1905. Betty Koch collection.

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]]> Vol. 34, No. 2 https://themdays.com/product/vol-34-no-2/ Thu, 15 Apr 2010 04:00:12 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=599 Our online finding aid is on ThemDays.com. Angela Andrew makes tea dolls. Victor Mesher's first year went trapping was around his 13th birthday. Chesley Flowers was 13 years old when he made his first rowboat. Ross Caotes was 10 years old when he learned to knit nets. Summer Fishing Stations on the Labrador Coast by David Davis. Elizabeth Penashue came to Nutshimit. Fly Fishing by Lee Wulff. Keeping Kool with Jens Haven by Robin Mc Grath. Feel free to contact us if you could correct the Them Days, if it is wrong.

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How the Campbells Came to Charlottetown – Sandy Campbell
Tea Dolls – Angela Andrew
Turpentine – Victor Mesher
Boat Building/Egg Gathering – Chesley & Jessie Flowers
Making Nets – Ross Coates
From a Boy to a Man – Sandy Campbell
Social & Personal – A Column from The Cartwrighter
We Grew Everything We Needed – Sylvia Blake
George Cartwright’s Garden – 1786
Labrador Gallery
Who What When Where Why?
Summer Fishing Stations on the Labrador Coast – David Davis
Nutshimit – Elizabeth Penashue
Life in Nutshimit – Elizabeth Penashue
Fly Fishing – Lee Wulff
Keeping Kool with Jens Haven – Robin McGrath
Then and Now

Front Cover: Innu women with sewing machines. North West River. Rev. Lester Burry photo. Courtesy of North West River United Church.
Back Cover: Bears climbing trees. Them Days Archive.

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]]> Vol. 24, No. 1 https://themdays.com/product/vol-24-no-1/ Thu, 15 Oct 1998 04:00:54 +0000 http://209.240.156.91/wordpress/?post_type=product&p=496 Harry Baikie was considerate, gentle, polite, friendly and sincere. Howard Lethbridge was living in Paradise River in 1940's. Seven Years a Sailor is a poem by Harold Davis. Joan Stedman had a letter from Leslie Diack. Isaac (Ike) Rich and Joe Palliser had a talk. Linda Shiwak's grandfather used to tell stories about walruses. Labrador policed in 1934, Frank G. Mercer was sent there from Newfoundland Constabulary. The Chatham was torpedoed by a German U-boat off Henley Harbour, Labrador. In May, 1963 Michelle Bonenfant- Marcinkowska crossed Goose River on a rowboat. United Church in Labrador submitted by Robert H. Davis.

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Harry Baikie was considerate, gentle, polite, friendly and sincere. Howard Lethbridge was living in Paradise River in 1940’s. Seven Years a Sailor is a poem by Harold Davis. Joan Stedman had a letter from Leslie Diack. Isaac (Ike) Rich and Joe Palliser had a talk. Linda Shiwak’s grandfather used to tell stories about walruses. Labrador policed in 1934, Frank G. Mercer was sent there from Newfoundland Constabulary. The Chatham was torpedoed by a German U-boat off Henley Harbour, Labrador. In May, 1963 Michelle Bonenfant- Marcinkowska crossed Goose River on a rowboat. United Church in Labrador submitted by Robert H. Davis.

 A Tribute to Henry (Harry) W. Baikie- Shirley Crew
Seal Hunting- Howard Lethbridge
Seven Years a Sailor- Harold Davis
Letters from Leslie Diack- Joan Stedman
Joe Palliser- Isaac (Ike) Rich
Grandfather’s Stories- Joseph Palliser
The Chatham August 4th, 1942- Frank G. Mercer
Happy Memories- Paul Stone
United Church in Labrador- Michelle Bonenfant-Marcinkowska
Labrador Profile- Jack Watts- Robert H. Davis
Education- Bernice Hollett
Of Past- Harvey J. West
Through the Eyes of Moravian Missionaries’ Children- Edna Perrett and Alice (Perrett) Perrault
Cal’s Corner- C. J. Poole
Carol- Doris Saunders
Stories from Ben Best- hopedale

Sarah Harriet Martin- Doris Saunders
Labrador Gallery- Mayor Harry W. Baikie

Front cover: Harry Baikie. Courtesy Michelle Baikie.

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