Vol. 29, No. 1
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Many stories of V.S.O. (Voluntary Service Overseas) of Labrador with new people coming in and old people stepping away. When accepted for V.S.O., one woman learns valuable lessons and a love for the land of Labrador. Smaller communities welcome outsiders with open arms, gifts, and places to stay all out of hospitality. Excerpts from several journals describes how the visitors to Labrador spend their months. And many more stories included in this issue of Them Days.
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Them Days Vol. 29, No. 1 – 2004
VSO in Labrador – Senator Bill Rompkey
What Has Happened? – Rev. W. G. Colbourne
VSO Acceptance Letter – H.F.G. Carey
Labrador Taught Me a Lot – Patricia Taylor
From an English Gentleman – James Hiller
A Letter Home – Elizabeth (Hamer) Bloom
Pink Snow and Icebergs – David Worn
Treated Like Royalty – Geoff Liggins
A Sympathetic Housemaster – Matthew Young
Surviving the Winter – Pamela (Longbone) Clark
Letter to the Editor – Pat Taylor
Notes on VSO – Richard Gamble
Volunteer in Labrador – Sandra (Wheeler) Smith
Journal Excerpts – Peter Smart
VSO Letter to Peter Smart – Nicholas Crace
Port Hope Simpson Ramblings – Llewelyn Pritchard
Letter to Teachers – Integrated Education Committee
Part of the Family – Josephine (Read) Pearson
Reflections on my VSO Year – Richard Gauntlett
Letter to the Editor – Pat Taylor
The Move Inland – Rev. Tim Acey
Christmas on the Coast – Geoff Liggins
Report on Tour of Labrador – Sukey (Goodwin) Field
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