Vol.21 No.4
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Them Days Vol. 21 No. 4 – 1996
The Mission House and Church was established in Makkovik. Max Jacque’s great grandfather came from Quebec. Before Robert Mitchell was born his parents used to go check the traps. Leonard McNeill and his family moved to North West River in 1950. Frank Clark was born in Caplin Bay. Mary Clark was born in St. Michael’s Bay. Donald Alexander Smith seen a medical man for 15 or 16 years. Donald Alexander Smith spent years in Hudson’s Bay Service, coast of Labrador, Hudson’s Straights, Great North west And Montreal. Hopedale had two buildings made for originally constructed for that purpose. Harriet Burdett Moulton heard a noise outside, it was that bear again.
Makkovik- 1896-1996-Â
Jacques of Labrador-Â Max Jacque
When I was five-Â Robert Mitchell
Moving to North West River-Â Leonard McNeill
I worked at Everything-Â Frank Clark
Mary Clark, Charlottetown, Labrador-Â Donald Alexander Smith
Marvellous Cures-Â Donald Alexander Smith
Some Notes and Stray Recollections-Â Dale Jarvis
The Dead Houses of Labrador-
The Curious Bear-Â Harriet Burdett Moulton
Labrador Gallery- Tom and Harriet Evans
Front cover: Bertha, Harry and Wilson Anderson. Makkovik. Courtesy William Andersen Sr.
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| Weight | .12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15.5 × .5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Physical, Digital |
