Vol.20. No.4
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Them Days Vol. 20 No. 4 – 1995
Photo’s of Open House in 1995. Leonard Budgell heard on the radio that a sportsman lived in Nain or Hopedale. Dropped anchor, to make a fish a sandwich. Ida Ikkiatsiak was born in Hopedale. Pye was excited to hear interesting facts about Cape Charles. Reviewing on the coast, it is clearly people make the mission what it is. The biggest salmon Alvin Blake caught was 33 pounds. There was a man Jim Saunders heard of a man used to come to different places.
20th Anniversary Open House-
A Land of Generous, Resourceful People- Leonard Budgell
Log- Boston Harbour to Mugford Tickle
IKKanaluattuit/Things Important to Me- Ida Ikkiatsiak
Labrador Genealogy- Lucy Saunders
A Busman’s Holiday- Theodore L. Badger M. D.
Salmon- Alvin Blake
Ghostly Tales- Jim Saunders
Them Days Renovation Project- Doris Saunders
Front cover: Miriam and Rose, Nain. Courtesy Dorothy Smith.
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| Weight | .12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15.5 × .5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Physical, Digital |
