Vol. 43, No. 3
$7.50
The September 2019 issue of Them Days contains a variety of stories, from tales of running a restaurant in Goose Bay, to finding a cache of food in the bush.
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Description
Table of Contents:
These Days at Them Days – Aimee Chaulk
Contributors
Music and the City: Inuit Living in St. John’s – Jeffery van den Scott
Life was Easy in Wabush – Thomas Riggs
The Buckles – Wilfred Buckle
A New Zealander in Happy Valley – Burton K. Janes
DNA Doesn’t Lie: My Search for My Biological Father – Joe Budgell
This is My Home – Paul Tsibidis
Labrador Gallery: Clarence & Neatha Riggs fonds
Who What Where When Why
Fond Childhood Memories from the South Side of the River – Betty Osmond
My Late Grandpa, John Poker – Thomas Poker
Memories of Pack’s Harbour – Flora Elson
The Beginning of Our Uprooting – Morris Chaulk
You Could Come and Go as You Wished – Eric “Dick” Budgell
Passing on Traditional Skills – Esther Williams
Birch Brooms – Guy Pye
We Done a Lot of Fishing in Black Tickle – Fred Barney
Learning about Inuksuit – Denver Edmunds et al
Then and Now
Front cover: Paul Tsibidis at his restaurant, El Greco. Happy Valley-Goose Bay, 2016. Aimee Chaulk photo
Back cover: Marshall Heard (as a marshall) and John O. Heard. Happy Valley, 1960s. Courtesy of John O. Heard
Additional information
| Weight | .12 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 15 × .5 cm |
| Magazine Type | Physical, Digital |
