Vol. 40, No. 4
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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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Them Days Vol. 40 No. 4 – 2016
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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| Weight | .120 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × .5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Digital, Physical |
