Vol.21 No.3

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Them Days Vol. 21 No. 3 – 1996

The trade of Esquimaux Bay. The trade of Labrador Coast is divided into branches. Mr. Harry Martin was the first recipient of the Caring for the Earth Award. Tommy Palliser was the son of Mark Palliser. Florence Goudie married Cyril Michelin on January 24, 1946. My Home By The Sea is a poem by Doug Bradley. Fellers used to fish the berths says Joseph Ward. Grandmother’s Lament is a poem by Viann Pardy. Hunt and Henley owned Hunt’s River in Big Bay. In Labrador there’s always a place to seal hunt.  There’s a big difference now today than before to go seal fishery. The Learning family in this province is now decended from one man James Edward. Samson Learning was born in Duck Island. This article was out when I lived in the 1940’s and 1950’s.

Report on the Trade of Esquimaux Bay and Kibocock- W. H. A. Davies
Report on the Coast of Labrador Trade- W. H. A Davies
Harry Martin- Caring for the Earth Award- 
Labrador’s People- Leonard Budgell
Labradorians opened the Eastern Arctic for the Hudson’s Bay Company- Leonard Budgell
Florence and Cyril Michelin- 50th Wedding Anniversary- 
My Home by the Sea- Doug Bradley
Failure of the Cod Fishery- Joseph Ward
Grandmother’s Lament- Viann Pardy
Some of Walter Dickers’ Stories- Walter Dickers
Seal Hunting- George Flowers
Sealing Then and Now- Henry John Williams
Learning Family- Patty Way
Wonderful Gardens- Gertrude Lethbridge
I’m Happy-go-lucky all the Time- Samson Learning
Springtime in the Straits- John Earle
Labrador Gallery- Jimish, Davis Inlet, 1928-29

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Front cover: Allan Goudie, Mudlake – c. 1909. Courtesy Avis McCurdy.

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