Vol. 12, No. 1
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Them Days Vol. 12 No. 1 – 1986
In 1918 the flu number was high and epidemics those times Inuit had it with the outside world as part of expositions. Beata Daniel was born in Okak but was in Hopedale when Spanish flu happened. John, his father and his brother went hunting in a row boat. The Governor’s time is up and he’s gone home and all the servants. Ginny Ryan wrote a poem called Tribute to Mud Lake. Hudson Bay Company arrived Cartwright, having sailed Liverpool, England of June 20th.
Expositions & Epidemics-
Beata Daniel-
Memories of Hopedale in early 1950s (John Terriak)- John Terriak
Bangbelly- ClaraVoisey
-Stories My Father Told Me- John Terriak
-The Northern Law Boat- Thorwald Perrault
-A Bit About Mother’s Family-Edward Pardy
-Flagstaff Hill- Leslie Pardy
-A Miracle- Harvey Mesher
–Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained- Alfreda Mesher
– Battle Harbour Was Really Home- Eva Coish
Tribute to Mud Lake (Ginny Ryan)- Ginny Ryan
Aeroplanes in Cartwright- Graeme Beare
Labrador Gallery (Caroline Tracey)-
Front cover: Lillian Broomfield (1900-1982), Big Bay. Courtesy Jim Gear.
Back cover: Hopedale, 1978. Judy McGrath photo.
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| Weight | .12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15.5 × .5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Physical, Digital |
