2020 | June 15-21 Father's Day Eddie Sheerr

TABLE OF CONTENTSPUBLICATIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 0040012044 REGISTRATION NO. 09027 RETURN UNDELIVERABLE ITEMS TO: THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD, P.O. BOX 2015, ST. JOHN’S, NL, A1C 5R7 14 18 11 A YEAR WITH THE SHEERRS HEART OF A CHAMPION QUOTE OF THE WEEK NTV’s Chief Meteorologist reflects on One year removed from the miracle “This Father’s Day, spare the past year and shares why he’s come Kelly Cup win on home ice, Newfound- a moment and honour the to realize while some daddy days might land Growlers Coach John Snowden re- four men. Take time for your seem long, time is actually quite short. flects on the monumental time in his life. neighbours for Eddie Joe. Tell a joke, for Scott. Be kind 22 28 to others, for Jody. Help a friend, for Isaac.” — Remembering our Fallen Fathers MOVIES ON ‘DAD’MAND BRAINS ARE BEAUTIFUL 26 This father’s Day, treat the special guy The Newfoundland and Labrador in your life to a sweet escape at the mov- Brain Injury Association promotes the ies! Whether it’s action, drama or ani- message that all brains are beautiful mated favourites, we have you covered! during Brain Injury Awareness Month. INSIDE THIS WEEK 2 ARCHIVES 26 MUSIC SPOTLIGHT 41 TV WEEK BEWARE THE HÄG! Celebrating our past HÄG Your weekly TV guide Newfoundland and Labrador’s newest 3 WAIT TILL I TELLS YA 28 COMMUNITY MATTERS 42 ON DEMAND doom metal outfit means business on their Love lots & give it up Brain Injury Awareness New on demand this week crushing yet haunting debut album. Don’t mess with HÄG! 4 COVID-19 30 SCENES OF NL 45 MUST SEE TV Good news stories/tips Reader photo submissions A rundown of top TV picks! ONNOLWINAE!VAILABLE 6 PEOPLE 32 FINE OL’SCOFF 70 HOROSCOPES Local and Hollywood celebs Side dish happy dance Life according to the stars 11 INSPIRATIONAL 34 THIS WEEK WITH JIM 72 GET PUZZLED! As loved our fathers Deliverance Train your brain 14 COVER STORY 35 CRIME FLASHBACK 76 COMICS A year with the Sheerrs The case of Bettie Knott The Herald’s funny pages 18 NL SPORTS & LEISURE 39 BABY OF THE YEAR 78 KIDS CORNER Coach John Snowden Reader photo submissions Activities, art work, DIYs 22 MOVIES FOR DAD 40 MOVIE MINUTE 80 LAST LAUGH On ‘Dad’Mand In theatres & on demand Tickle your funnybone THIS WEEK’S HERALD CONTESTS 32 SCENES OF NL CONTEST 69 PURRFECT PETS 74 SUPER CROSSWORD 39 BABY OF THE YEAR 71 SNAPPY CROSSWORD WWW.NFLDHERALD.COM NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 1

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WAIT TILL I TELLS YA EDITORIAL BY: PAM PARDY LOVE LOTS & GIVE IT UP M y sister Kelly texted me some SUBMITTED PHOTOS pictures this past weekend, images of her youngest two It’s inspiring to see how any of these three men children spending quality embrace, love, and care for, and yes, even babysit for, time with their dads and herself on a all five... They are one large and happy extended family. sunny Sunday afternoon. To provide some context, my sister, a something, he’s planning ahead for fu- could crack that many lobster bodies nurse who currently lives in Ontario but ture rough grub mug ups. A fishermen and love every single minute of the mot- will be moving back to ‘The Rock’ later and hunter at heart, he’ll gleefully spend ley mess. Crab. Moose. Lobster. Beet. this month, has five kids with three baby a day or two bottling moose or canning He and mom will stock everyone’s pan- daddies. lobster. Just this past weekend Dad try. What some would consider hard la- Her first three, ranging in age from 22 bottled one-hundred pounds of lobster bour, he considers a labour of love. to 18, were from her first marriage. Her and he’s starting on his second hundred 12 year-old daughter was a gift from a pounds to make sure all us kids get our Good-hearted gestures from a man relationship that followed, and the baby fair share. I’ve never met anyone who with a terribly functioning heart. Dad’s of the family, now three, was quite the hasn’t been quite right for some time. surprise during a long-term relationship PAM PARDY PHOTO He’s had his heart stopped and restarted that concluded about a year ago. and still it refuses to cooperate. “You aren’t living if you’re ONE LARGE HAPPY FAMILY not giving.” - My father FATHER KNOWS BEST But ended romance never meant they Now, a leaky value is causing him even gave up quality family time or stopped more grief. Stop or slow down? Not him. caring. It’s not uncommon for my sister Yesterday, hooked up to a portable heart to be cooking for a crew that can include monitor, I caught him out mowing grass. any or all of her children along with their I sent him back inside. He went, but not many friends or romantic partners, and before proudly telling me he picked up a any combination of the men my sister’s case of bottles for my lobster quota. children proudly call daddy. “Why?” I asked, adding, “it’s time for It’s inspiring to see how any of these you to give all that up and just rest.” three men can embrace, love, and care for, and yes, even babysit for, all five of Dad shook his head. “No. You aren’t my sister’s children all while taking on living if you’re not giving,” he replied. ‘honey-do’ chores around the house and in the yard to help out. They are, and no Love lots and give it up. Perfect! doubt will remain, one large and happy That’s some incredibly wise fatherly extended family. advise. Moving to Newfoundland won’t change a thing. On their recent Sunday get together, two of the children’s fathers mapped out a possible joint road trip from Ontario to Newfoundland. They will all stay together in my sister’s new house by the sea. How amazing is that? Another amazing thing I’m think- ing about as we head into Father’s day? My own dad. At 75, he’s one incredible man. When he’s not mowing grass, fid- dling with his boat or fixing or painting Pam Pardy, The Herald’s Managing Editor, can be reached by emailing [email protected] NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 3

COVID-19 UPDATE: FROM THE EDITOR “We are in the worst state this province has been in since the depression.” HERITAGE.NF.CA PHOTO FILE PHOTO GOVERNMENT GRIPE DOUBLE-DIP? ATTN: TO ALL NL MHA’S & MR. ABBOTT & MR. FUREY Dear Editor, Tom Blackwell said, “Social assistance Dear Editor, hospitals are opened today so that our recipients allowed to double-dip on I have been around politics since the sick and dying can be looked after with CERB payments, depending on prov- ince they live in,” in The National Post, time of Joey Smallwood and knew all of some dignity. May 26, 2020. the Premiers since by their first name. The other crisis is our financial cri- The Federal Liberal Government is urging the various Provincial and Ter- Today I am totally disgusted by politics, ses that we are placing on our children ritorial Governments to allow CERB recipients, especially unemployed In- instead of things getting better they are and grandchildren and are continuing come Support recipients & Disability Pensioners whose annual work income getting much worse. to do every day. These are the two main is $5,000 plus to keep both their Emer- gency Response Benefit and their full We are in the worst state this province things to debate first. Social Assistance benefits.. has been in since the depression. As to Mr. Eddie Joyce and Paul Lane, Carla Qualtrough, the federal minis- ter of employment, workforce develop- We have had to deal with the pandem- whom I have a lot of respect for, the ment and disability inclusion, has urged her provincial counterparts not to “pe- ic COVID-19 and have survived. We people in their district did not vote for nalize” social assistance recipients who get CERB, but to let the payments “work had 261 cases and the Liberal, PC or together,” said government spokeswom- an Maya Dura. three died. In that NDP because they “Ottawa believes CERB should be time according to are the people who considered exempt from clawbacks under provincial social assistance pro- Canadian Can- represented them grams,” said Dura. cer Society, 957 the best. “British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and Yukon have taken that would have been I just wish I was so approach, allowing people on local social benefits to keep both,” she continued. diagnosed with lucky to have them Unfortunately, the Newfoundland & cancer (in normal to represent me. Labrador Liberal Government is claw- ing back the CERB payments (GOV. times) and 381 EDDIEJOYCE PAULLANE While you have NL.CA: Public Advisory Information would have died, debated a forestry for Income Support Clients Regarding yet we have had our hospitals shut down, issue, which is not of much value to the just in case of COVID-19. What about people who are dying, all because two the other people, don’t they matter? people are running this province and are As I am writing this I have been keeping our hospitals closed. watching Eddie Joyce & Paul Lane To all parties, get your priority strait. talking about the sick people and people That’s what we put you in there for. dying in their districts and trying to get People have died today while you were it put on the agenda. debating forestry issues. The most important thing this house — (Ret) Capt. Wilfred Bartlett should be doing now is making sure that wilf [email protected] 4 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

“After we survive this pandemic, it is my hope that our Governments implement a Guaranteed Basic Income to all low and moderate Canadians.” BUD GAULTON PHOTO “Ottawa believes CERB should be considered exempt from the Canada Emergency Response Ben- clawbacks under provincial social assistance programs.” efit, April 9, 2020) — Maya Dura, government spokeswoman “Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec have taken an in-between ap- Canadians with disabilities while ignor- taught us is that there are gaps in our proach, clawing back part of the CERB ing the rest during this global pandemic. Social Safety Net and our Canadian payment from social assistance,” it reads. But to be fair to the Trudeau Liberals, Emergency Response Benefits. it is a good start, even though it was What we need to ask our Premier and long overdue. Now we need to advocate After we survive this pandemic, it is our provincial Liberal Government is more so in order for every Canadian and my hope that our Federal and Provin- why. Newfoundlander & Labradorian with cial/Territorial Governments imple- disabilities to receive assistance. ment a Guaranteed Basic Income to all Now to other CERB related issues. low and moderate Canadians. Yes, it is good that the Trudeau Liber- What this COVID-19 pandemic has al Government is providing assistance — Edward Sawdon, St. John’s, NL to Canadians who are currently receiv- ing the Disability Tax Credit (Prime Minister announces supports for Ca- nadians with disabilities, pm.gc.ca, June 5, 2020) but Ottawa should not forget those Canadians who receive the Can- ada Pension Plan Disability Pension and those people who are ineligible for the DTC. Instead of using $88 million dollars towards Federal COVID-19 ads, perhaps the Trudeau Liberals should use that money to help more low and moderate income Canadians with Dis- abilities! And, our provincial Liberal Government has to step up to the plate and provide assistance for those Income Support residents with Disabilities. In essence, Ottawa is helping some Disclaimer: Opinions and letters published in The Newfoundland JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 5 Herald are not necessarily the views of the Editor, or Publisher. The Newfoundland Herald reserves the right to edit or omit copy, in accor- dance with our policies. Letters to the Editor must be attributed with a name, address and contact phone number – names and town of origin will be printed, or may be withheld at the editor’s discretion. Herald Contest Rules: Contest is open to all NL residents. Employees and immediate family members of Stirling Communications International are ineligible to play or win. If the winner is unable to receive the prize, or are unreachable within a set amount of time, another entry will be cho- sen from the collected submissions. Submissions accepted in person at The Newfoundland Herald, 460 Logy Bay Road, St. John’s or online (if applicable) at nfldherald.com on the contest page. Only the winner(s) of the contest will be notified. The Newfoundland Herald reserves the right to publish the name and photograph of the winner. Prize must be accepted as awarded, with no substitutions. NFLDHERALD.com

PEOPLE! PAGE10 LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL CELEBRITY NEWS SUBMITTED PHOTOS STEPHANIEO’BRIEN HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!STEPHENLETHBRIDGE T his is Father’s Day, the time course, but some deserve O’Brien took a moment to of year when dads every- an extra special ‘we loves give their fathers a Herald where get a day to do what- ya’ on this very special day. shout out for everything OZFM’s Stephen they have done, and con- ever they want as we cele- Lethbridge and the Morning tinue to do, each and brate them, giving a shout out to the Jam’s Stephanie every day PP great male role models in our lives. FILE PHOTOS We know all dads are amazing of school again just a few years ago and complete a Bachelors of Technology MY HERO degree from MUN. My dad, Gary Lethbridge, has OTHERS BEFORE SELF been my hero for as long as I can remember. His relationship with my mom has He taught me the meaning of hard taught me the meaning of love, accep- work, going back to school so he tance, and patience. could better provide for our family when I was in grade school, and then Now, seeing him in his latest role, as taking jobs all over the world, spend- grandfather to my niece Maggie and ing weeks away from us at a time so nephew James, my heart is full. we could have the best life possible. I was so proud to see him return to I love you, dad. Thank you for always putting us ahead of yourself. - Stephen Lethbridge 6 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

DAD, YOU ROCK PEOPLE! My dad! Well he’s the best of SUBMITTED PHOTOS his wisdom with my classmates. course. One year ago dad had a It’s in my Jeep now and whenever heart attack and we thought we were are amazing so... tough competition. going to lose him. So I marched My dad has always been my rock. He I’m down or feeling like I’m not good straight into the Heath Sciences and taught me to be a strong woman and enough I read it. Thank you dad for yelled ‘NOT TODAY OLD MAN... to always be proud of who I am. always loving me, for always believing not on my watch!! No way!’ in me and most of all for not disown- I also told him there were better Most of my adult life I travelled the ing me when I decided against med ways to get attention from us. world and always carried a letter that school to become a dancer! I love my dad wrote and left it under my pil- you... WE ALL LOVE YOU!! THANKS FOR THE LOVE low after I had been having a rough time in college. I read it out at my - Stephanie O’Brien That’s how we are in our family. graduation, like he asked, and shared Laughter truly is the best medicine! I guess I get my foolishness from that guy! Witty and funny, a man of few words. A man who never backs down and always stands for what he believes in. A man who knows an honest day work! My dad has been retired from the St. John’s Regional Fire Dept 10 years and I know he misses it every single day! Dad always loved his job almost as much as us.... but like... his kids NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 7

PEOPLE! HEAVYNFLD FACEBOOK PHOTO HEAVY MUSIC FOR A CAUSE NL PLAYERS T he fine folks at cal sort, is fixing to create their HeavyNFLD first ever compilation al- DRAFQTMEDJINHTLO THE are aiming bum of local artists, with proceeds going towards A number of budding hockey to put their an organization that stars from this province have tackles discrimination been drafted into the Quebec Major powers to use and give across Newfoundland Junior Hockey League. Six players in and Labrador. Visit total were selected, perhaps most no- back to a more than heavynfld.wordpress.com table Riley Mercer, a Bay Roberts for more! DC goaltending prospect who just so worthy cause along the happens to be the brother of World Junior Gold Medalist Dawson Mer- way. The local platform, cer. Riley was selected 31st overall by the Drummondville Voltigeurs. Else- which spotlights and pro- where Nathan Casey was drafted to the Wild Cats, Cruz Loughlin to the motes heavy music of the lo- Huskies, Dekon Randell-Snow to Drakkar, Christian Reardon to Oce- anic and Travis Badcock to the Mooseheads. DC 8 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

PEOPLE! TERRYDOYLE KEVINMAJOR MICHAELCRUMMEY GEMMAHICKEY RIECROLL PEGBEARSKIN DIA DIPASUPIL PHOTO ATLANTIC BOOK AWARDS JK ROWLING A number of local au- nominations each, with Mi- MUGGLED MESS! thors have been chael Crummey, Kevin Ma- nominated for jor, Rie Croll and the local Harry Potter scribe JK Rowling work Peg Bearskin: A Tradi- continues to step in it with Atlantic Book tional Newfoundland Tale all comments on transgendered persons. up for awards. DC This time, Daniel Radcliffe himself Awards. Gemma Hickey and came to the aid of the LGBTQ com- munity. Good guy Dan! DC Terry Doyle both banked two NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 9

PEOPLE! GETTY IMAGES PHOTO COPS KICKED TO THE CURB! PRINCE PHILIP W atcha gonna do ent company Paramount Network when they cancel following mounting pressures TURNS 99 you? After 32 sea- surrounding the murder of sons and over 1,100 George Floyd by law en- A very happy Herald birthday episodes, the future of long-run- forcement and the subse- shoutout to the Duke of Edin- ning reality series Cops is in quent protests that have burgh, Prince Philip, who turned 99 serious doubt. The series, ensued since. The 33rd years of age on June 10th, 2020. Phil- which began in 1989 and season was scheduled to ip’s marriage to Queen Elizabeth be- aired for 25 years on Fox, air on June 1st but is now gan in the fall of 1947. DC was canceled by now par- in television limbo. DC 10 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

BY NOAH SHEPPARD INSPIRATIONAL TWITTER/FILE PHOTOS AS LOVED OUR FATHERS Remembering the four devoted fathers from St. Lawrence who were tragically lost at sea F ather’s Day is supposed to be great people who were always willing to a joyous occasion. On June lend a hand. They were devoted fathers, 21, families will be getting who would’ve done anything for their children. together to celebrate and ap- preciate dads all over the world. Howev- EDWARD NORMAN er, the occasion will be a sombre one in “Everyone feels the blow of the im- pact because it touched so many gener- St. Lawrence. ations,” said Eddie Joe’s son and Scott’s brother, John Norman. “It starts with the old fisherman that are still there. ROCKED BY TRAGEDY Dad was one of those people that would On May 25, the town was rocked go around and have a yarn with this fell- er and have a yarn with that feller on the by tragedy. Edward Norman (known wharf. He’d ask them how they’re do- ing.” John says his father was a respected as Eddie Joe); his son, Scott Norman; fisherman and carpenter, and was always willing to lend his skills. his nephew, Jody Norman; and family EDDIEJOE “He would help anyone with anything. friend, Isaac Kettle, left to go crab fish- PHOTO SUBMITTED BY JOHN NORMAN Any type of situation. If someone was doing a roof, he’d be the first up there ing that morning. Sadly, none of them “He would help anyone that morning to get it started,” he said. with anything ... If he “If he knew it was happening, he’d be the returned, with all four men being lost knew it was happening, first on the scene that day to help.” he’d be the first on the at sea. The bodies of Edward, Scott, and scene that day to help.” Jody were recovered the following day, — John Norman and Isaac’s body was discovered on June 6, after a valiant campaign by his family had the search extended. The four men were pillars of the com- munity. They were respected and hard- working. More than that, they were NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 11

HAILEY & JODYNORMAN HAILEY LAKE PHOTOS ty,” Hailey said. “I was his world, and he would do anything to keep me safe.” “I was his world, and he would do anything to keep me She said Jody would take her every- safe. He would do anything to help others. He was a where. He would bring her to his cabin which he built by hand, ski-dooing, and really good man.” — Jody Norman’s 14-year-old daughter, Hailey Lake many other outdoor activities. He al- ways made sure she was okay. She says Eddie Joe cherished his family. He Scott valued his family and his kids her father was warmhearted and gener- was a soft-hearted man who was a rock above all else, something he shares in ous. She wants everyone to know how for his family and the community. He common with his cousin, Jody. good of a person her father was. valued his time with others and adored his grandchildren. He taught his chil- JODY NORMAN “He was the kindest. If you needed dren to be hardworking people. He was something from him, if you called him a dedicated father and grandfather. His Jody worked as a fisherman, but was in trouble, he would be there in minutes. son, Scott, took after him. often home taking care of his 14 year-old He would do anything to help others. daughter, Hailey Lake. He was a really good man.” SCOTT NORMAN “I was always his number one priori- ISAAC KETTLE “With his 28-day on, 28-day off rota- tion from the offshore (fishery), he spent SCOTTNORMAN FILE PHOTO Jody supported others, and always everyday with his children,” John said. gave more than he took. He was highly He spent his time with his kids and his “With his 28 day on, respected in the community, something wife, Melissa, while helping anyone who 28 day off rotation from he had in common with family friend, needed it – much like his father. the offshore (fishery), Isaac Kettle. he (Scott) spent every- “Scott had a wonderful group of fam- day with his children.” Cheyanne Doyle, Isaac’s sister-in-law, ily and friends. They’re all feeling the says he was one of the best men you pain of his absence.” — John Norman could ever meet. John says he and Scott worked all “He would literally give you the shirt across the Canadian Arctic, the east off his back,” she said. “He was always coast of Canada, and the Persian Gulf there for other people. That’s actually together. He was one of the most expe- why he was out on the boat in the first rienced and knowledgeable men on the place, he was out with friends.” eastern seaboard for oil rig movements. Isaac worked in a mine at Red Lake, Scott was an adventurous and cheer- Ontario to support his family. She says ful man, who always tried to put a smile he would give his kids the world if he on people’s faces. John says the best way could. When Isaac was home, he spent to remember Scott is to tell jokes and every moment with his children. keep a happy smile on, as his brother was always quick with a joke or a one-liner. “When he was on his two weeks off, he always had his kids. It was never a dull moment. He would take them hunting and fishing. Anywhere they wanted to go, he went.” HARDWORKING FAMILY MAN He was a hardworking family man with a heart of gold, who was always up for a good time with friends and family. Cheyanne says that people using social media to share things will help keep Isaac’s memory alive. “The family’s sharing things, and peo- ple share things, that will come up in memories for years to come. They’ll al- ways have it in the back of their minds.” Cheyanne says that the influence of Isaac and the other men is being seen in the community. The support from St. 12 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

ISAACKETTLE PHOTO SUBMITTED BY CHEYANNE DOYLE “He (Isaac) would literally give you the shirt off his back.” — Cheyanne Doyle ST. LAWRENCE, NL — MARTHA BREWER PHOTO Lawrence has been greatly appreciated. “We’re really grateful for St. Lawrence. My sister-in-law “We’re really grateful for St. Law- had countless meals brought to the door and not just for rence. My sister-in-law had countless her, but for the other three families as well.” — Cheyanne Doyle and countless meals brought to the door and not just for her, but for the other three families as well,” she said. All of them were hardworking and giv- Ode to Newfoundland, “As loved our fa- COMMUNITY SUPPORT ing. All of them were dedicated thers so we love, where once they stood fathers and family men. In we stand.” “The support from everyone has the words of the BE KIND FATHER’S DAY been crazy,” said Hailey. “All the food and all the donations. You can So, this Father’s Day, spare a moment tell that (Jody) made a really big im- and honour the four men. Take time pact because now everyone is giving for your neighbours, for Eddie Joe. Tell back.” a joke, for Scott. Be kind to others, for With Father’s Jody. Help a friend, for Isaac. Day ahead, it And for all four men, hold your will be a som- family close, and love one bre time for another with all the families you’ve got as if of the four each day might men lost. CHEYANNE DOYLE PHOTO JODYNORMAN & ISAACKETTLE be your last. NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 13

COVER STORY A Year With THE SHEERRS NTV’s Chief Meteorologist reflects on the past year and shares why he’s come to realize while some daddy days might seem long, time is actually quite short BY PAM PARDY E ddie Sheerr is back at the at work, you’re at work. When you are justments. Still, parts of it all were obvi- office and ready to provide home, you’re home. I think many out ously great, like getting to spend more Newfoundlanders and Lab- there feel the same way,” he begins with time with Susan and Emily.” a ‘feel my pain? chuckle. radorians with their weather PANDEMIC TIMES PAPA Still, it’s been an adjustment return- reports live from the NTV studio on ing. Emily, the precious daughter he There’s been challenges too. As of- shares with wife Susan, just turned ten happens when children first start Logy Bay Road. On the day we spoke, one, and with that milestone came a daycare, Emily became ill in short or- few changes: Susan went back Sheerr’s about to face day two of his to work and Emily started der. “Emily only started daycare and daycare. it was going so great and then I newest ‘new’ normal. think it was like her second week Sheerr reflects on how and she woke up sounding like a ‘BACK AT WORK’ the events over the past seal.” Turns out, little Emily had few months impacted his a cold, but in these pandemic “Let me start by saying, it’s good to be family. “Snowmageddon. times, chances can’t be taken. back at work. The atmosphere at work A pandemic. Shut downs. The family went on lock down is a bit different than it was at home in Working from home. Ad- and Emily had to be tested, just my basement. It was definitely different in case. to try and balance work life versus per- “We had to obviously sonal life and even more challenging at keep her home from day- times to separate the two. When you’re care because she had two symptoms “Snowmageddon. A pandemic. Shut downs of potential ... parts of it all were obviously great, like getting to spend more time with Susan and Emily.” — NTV’s Eddie Sheerr 14 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

“From epic snow storms SUBMITTED PHOTOS to pandemic birthday parties, it’s been quite “I never realized I could love something as much as I love an interesting year.” Emily. As a new dad, if I could share anything I’ve learned, I would just say, enjoy the moments and really embrace it — NTV’s Eddie Sheerr all because everything seems to go by so fast.” COVID-19; she was coughing and had — NTV’s Eddie Sheerr a runny nose. As any parent knows, kids get sick, but we couldn’t take chances.” Emily was fine, thank goodness. EMILY’S FIRST PANDEMIC Sheerr is such a proud father, embrac- ing each and every moment, from ador- able hiccups to first words and steps, as only a parent can. “We’re going to have some stories to tell her when she gets older about her first year. From epic snow storms to pan- demic birthday parties, it’s been quite an interesting year, but for her birthday, it was a great celebration. Susan’s parents “The days are long JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 15 and time is short.” — Eddie Sheerr on Parenthood NFLDHERALD.com

SUBMITTED PHOTOS “Without Susan I wouldn’t be the dad that I am. She’s my rock and I need her and I think the three of us together, we’re a really good, strong team.” — NTV’s Eddie Sheerr came and Emily was teething on her coos whiles she’s back there. She just a year old and she’s out of the newborn birthday so while we wanted to have a loves it. I like being outside. I like being stage. Now, it’s so much fun,” he says. great day she had other ideas for us, but around her. She likes being outside and we had a great day overall anyway,” he she likes being around me. So it works ‘I LOVE EMILY’ laughs. out great,” he says chuckling. Yet Sheerr also admits he’s a little in EMILY’S FIRST BIRTHDAY Facing his second Father’s Day, we ask awe at how quickly the past year has what’s on his mind. gone, and he wonders if more years will Emily had cake for the first time and pass in a blur as well. seemed to enjoy her cupcakes, he adds. How lucky he is, is the first thing that “As much as a baby can enjoy their own comes to mind, he offers. “Every stage that I’ve experienced so first birthday, I think she enjoyed hers as far comes with both hardships and pure much as she could have,” he shares. “Being a dad, it’s the best. It’s so easy joyful moments. You adjust to having a right now it seems child. You’re tired a lot as a new parent, We ask what he and Emily have been because she’s but with the tiredness, so many happy up to now that the weather has im- and proud moments come hand-in-hand proved. Sheerr, a dedicated rower, of- with that too.” fers that while his activities may have changed, keeping active has not. And there’s just so much love. “I never realized I could love something as much “I’m getting out a lot but while I can’t as I love Emily. As a new dad, if I could row, I’m finding other ways to spend share anything I’ve learned, I would just some time outdoors. I was always cu- rious to see if Emily would like being say, enjoy the moments and really outside. Turns out she loves being out- embrace it all because everything side, and she doesn’t care what we’re seems to go by so fast.” doing. I got the carrier to see if she At times it seems as if Emily would like going for walks and short was just brought home from hikes and stuff with me and it turns the hospital. out, she loves it.” “Susan and I have had Emi- ly now for a year. It seems like Emily is never short on smiles when just yesterday she was sleeping it comes to being out and about in this in our arms and we were feeding beautiful province of ours. “She smiles her bottles. And that stage was when she goes in the carrier and she amazing, but they were also a lot of 16 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

SUBMITTED PHOTO JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 17 “Every stage that I’ve experienced so far comes with both hardships and pure joyful moments.” — NTV’s Eddie Sheerr work. Now, you kind of long for those days because everything changes and now she has started walking and start- ed to talk a little bit, which is really cool, and these are all things we were looking forward to.” ‘TIME IS SHORT’ But every new stage also marks the end of another, he continues wistful- ly. “Every new stage has some really cool things with it but you’re also kind of missing some of the older things as well, because those moments just didn’t last all that long. I’ve heard the saying, the days are long and time is short. And I think that’s a really great quote that sums up parenthood.” Sheerr says he loves being a dad, and he thinks he’s become quite good at it too, he adds. But he also is quick to share that he can’t take any parenting credit alone. “Susan is such a great mom. Part of the reason that Emily is such a happy and content baby is because of both of us and the work we put in and the pure joy we feel as a family.” Susan, he says, is his strength and his compass. “Without Susan, I wouldn’t be the dad that I am. She’s my rock and I need her and I think the three of us together, we’re a really good, strong team.” NFLDHERALD.com

NL SPORTS & LEISURE BY DILLON COLLINS GROWLERS/JEFF PARSONS PHOTOS THE HEART OF A CHAMPION One year removed from the miracle Kelly Cup win on home ice, Newfoundland Growlers Coach John Snowden reflects on the monumental time for his career and family W hen The Newfoundland Herald spoke with New- foundland Growlers Head Coach John Snowden, it was the exact one year anniversary of the inaugural ECHL franchise Newfound- land Growlers Cinderella Kelly Cup clinching win. June 4th, 2019, to be exact, with Mile One Centre in St. John’s play- ing host to the type of lightning-in-a-bottle sports moment that create ready-made 30- for-30 documentaries and hit-ya-in-the-feels sports dramas. GROWLERS’ HEAD COACH FILE PHOTO For Snowden, a 12 year profession- al hockey veteran turned first year head coach, the dawn of summer 2019 marked one of the more important chapters in his life and career. “I’ve been fortunate enough to have some pretty good sporting memories in my life,” begins Snowden. “But if you add every piece of the story together and it comes to that conclusion? There’s moments within seasons that are always 18 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

“The championship is GROWLERS/JEFF PARSONS PHOTOS something that you have, but the memory that you Coach Snowden’s daughter Rowan was have with your family is born the day before the potential series- the one that lasts forever.” clinching game six at home in St. John’s. — Coach John Snowden “To be able to stay the course and to find a way to essentially write that storybook ending to an inaugural memorable, no matter what season it is, season was special.” — John Snowden, Growlers Head Coach but that one just had twists and turns, ups and downs and ebbs and flows. And to be JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 19 able to stay the course and to find a way to essentially write that storybook ending to an inaugural season was special.” A Washington native who suited up for over 16 clubs across five different leagues for a decade-plus career on the ice, Snowden took an assistant coaching position with the expansion Growlers following three seasons on the bench with the Orlando Solar Bears, earning his stripes as a head coach following the departure of Newfoundland’s own Rya- ne Clowe in early 2019. HOME ICE ADVANTAGE With the young and hungry Growl- ers squad already well acquainted with Snowden’s systems, the Newfoundland Growlers went on to win the North Division, earning a first round match- up with divisional rivals the Brampton Beast. With home ice advantage in hand and a Canada-based series on deck, Snowden grappled with equipping his first-year club for success while also readying for the birth of his third child. “Towards the end of the season and NFLDHERALD.com

GROWLERS/JEFF PARSONS PHOTOS wife Janelle and baby Rowan heading home days later. “I tell people all the time, I was a player that loved to play. I loved to play. I loved the game. I never wanted to leave “It was pure chaos, but it was special,” the rink. I just loved to work.” — Coach John Snowden Snowden laughs. “The people around me organizationally, my family made it the first round, it was obviously stressful took an Uber right to the airport and got that much easier for us to stay on track. for myself,” Snowden laughs modestly. on a plane an hour after the game was And the players were awesome. I was done and was home.” able to experience two amazing joys in a “Playoffs bring its own stress, but away matter of hours in one day.” from the rink my wife is due any time. ‘PURE CHAOS’ We started at home and we were fortu- SERIES CLINCHING WIN nate enough to play against Brampton Snowden’s daughter Rowan was where logistically if there was anything born the day before the potential se- Fast forward to June 4th and the to happen and we were away it was the ries-clinching game six at home in St. Growlers faced yet another potential se- easiest place to get home from. John’s. As any good father would do, ries clinching win, having toppled Man- Snowden diligently stayed by the side of chester and Florida in the division and “I think it was after game five in his wife, while simultaneously seeing to conference finals. Facing a spirited effort Brampton, we were supposed to leave his two young boys Aiden and Keegan, from the visiting Toledo Walleye, the the next day. But I got done with the and somehow prepping the Growlers for Growlers would complete the storybook game and got on a flight like minutes af- the pivotal matchup at Mile One Centre. ending, earning the coveted Kelly Cup in ter the game was done and flew straight only their debut season before an adoring home because I knew that my wife was The Growlers would win the series arena of fans and Snowden’s family, baby due any minute. So I packed my bag and and advance to the second round, with Rowan, only weeks old, included. “The championship is something that you have, but the memory that you have with your family is the one that lasts for- ever,” Snowden says proudly. “For my boys, they’ll never forget it. They’re old enough to remember it and will never forget that. One day Rowan will be able to look back and watch the videos and see that stuff and she won’t either. For my wife and I, she was with me when I was playing. I chased it for 11, 12 years and close to 800 games of pro-hockey and I couldn’t get it. It’s a hard thing to get and to be able to do it as a coach, I think is even more gratifying.” THE KELLY CUP The Kelly Cup win on June 4th served as the culmination of a lifetime of chas- ing the big one for Snowden, of embrac- ing the role in his professional career that offers the most immediate and immense satisfaction and of having the right pieces in the right place at exactly the right time. “I tell people all the time, I was a player that loved to play. I loved to play. I loved the game. I never wanted to leave the rink. I just loved to work. And I never got to the NHL, but I was able to sustain a long pro career. And I loved it. But I tell friends and former play- 20 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

GROWLERS/JEFF PARSONS PHOTO JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 21 “It was pure chaos, but it was special ... I was able to experience two amazing joys in a matter of hours in one day.” — Coach John Snowden ers all the time that I love coaching way more than I like playing.” Despite the ECHL’s 2019-20 season ending prematurely due to COVID-19, the Snowden led sophomore Growlers club finished 60 games with 85 points, topping the North Division for a second straight year. No flash in the pan. EXTENDED ‘OFF-SEASON’ Using this rare extended ‘off-season’ to embrace the milestones and moments of his growing family, Snowden relishes this province and period of his life that have given back in ways deserving of de- cades worth of striving for success. “For me, it’s a really good opportuni- ty to be at home with the family every day. And I don’t miss out on anything. My daughter just turned one and start- ed walking. All those fears you have as a coach and travelling and being on the road that maybe she’ll walk on the day I’m not home. So I’ve been pretty fortu- nate to be here and see that and spend as much time as we can with the family. “I mean, just some of the hikes we’ve done over this quarantine and just walk- ing the cliffs and seeing the ocean and the icebergs and all that stuff is something that I’ll cherish and my wife and my kids will cherish, because one day when we look back and respect our time here and say that it’s a place that not many people get to see it. It’s very special.” NFLDHERALD.com

MOVIES FOR DAD This Father’s Day, treat the special guy in your life to a sweet escape at the movies! Whether it’s action, drama or animated favourites, The Herald has you covered! BY DILLON COLLINS S ometimes finding the perfect Father’s Day gift can be a challenge. Dad’s of all ages are notoriously lax in their wants and usually already have their needs met with the latest tools and gadgets. This Father’s Day, with plenty of time at home thanks to COVID-19, why don’t you treat that special father figure in your lives with a movie marathon? From rev- your-engines action blockbusters to a few tear jerkers, here is our go-to dad ap- proved movie marathon list! THE FAST & THE FURIOUS GLADIATOR STREAMING TV Dad’s love cars. I’m sure you can ”ARE YOU NOT ENTER- find that on a mug or card some- TAINED?” You will be if you take where, but it’s a largely proven fact. Net- in this Oscar winning Ridley Scott epic flix has you covered with the entire Fast Gladiator. Russell Crowe was never bet- and Furious catalogue ready to binge. ter than as the vengeful Maximus Deci- But if you’re not into building backflips mus Meridius seeking to avenge his fam- and submarines, go for the original. ily. Enjoy the hostilities, my friends! 22 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

THE LION KING AVENGERS: ENDGAME STAR WARS EPISODE V Have tissues at the ready. You’ve Disney+ has the market cornered ”Luke, I am your father!” Is that likely seen this ultimate tale of on the entire Marvel Cinematic not the greatest line in cinema?! It’s Shakespeare goes Disney and of family Universe. Superheroes and comics tend up there, and don’t tell me you weren’t ties that run deep. If not, who are you? to be a dad approved, so a MCU Movie surprised when you first heard it! The The Lion King is, arguably, the greatest Marathon could be a Father’s Day must. Star Wars franchise is a perfect binge Disney film ever, and more than worthy When you get there, Avengers: Endgame tradition, and no film in the saga is as to watch again and again with the kids. is the ultimate payoff. epic as The Empire Strikes Back. RESERVOIR DOGS TOP GUN ON AMAZON PRIME VIDEO Truthfully, any and all Quentin We all wish we had a wingman as being revived with a sequel starring the Tarantino films could make this good as Goose, but life isn’t always Scientology spokesman Tom Cruise list. He just has that gritty mix of retro as fun as the movies. If not, Top Gun on himself – Top Gun: Maverick, in theatres and modern ultra-violence and humour Amazon Prime is a quintessen- that both moms and dads need as an es- tial must watch for dads of all Dec. 20, 2020 – it’s time to re- cape from the day-to-day. Reservoir Dogs ages. With the news that the acquaint yourself with the sky- is the pick here, just because! long-standing action classic is ward intensities and fly into the danger zone! NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 23

JOHN WICK CHAPTER 3 Keanu Reeves is quickly finding his way to the action Mount Rush- more. If The Matrix or Speed isn’t your bag, John Wick is the tonic to get those kicks and fist fights out of your system. The entire trilogy is available on Ama- zon Prime Video. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK Han Solo, Rick Deckerd, Indi- ana Jones. Is there a more dad appealing hero than Harrison Ford? We think not. Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark is the type of movie that ‘classic’ was made for. 24 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY READY OR NOT THE BIG LEBOWSKI Be honest. You know all the words Do dads like to be scared? That re- Don’t like The Big Lewbowski? to We Will Rock You and We are mains to be seen, but if you like “Well that’s just like...your opinion the Champions. Freddie Mercury is the your horror mixed with a fine mix of ac- man.” This Coen Brother’s comedy gem definitive legendary rock frontman, and tion, comedy and buckets (and we mean brings out the lazy everyday man in us Rami Malek’s Oscar winning perfor- buckets) of blood, Ready Or Not is for all. Jeff Bridges is at his all time best here mance in Bohemian Rhapsody will have you. Plus, it features NL’s own Mark in this insanely quotable and foolish ca- you tear-singing along! O’Brien, and he’s right on! per. Dad and Mom will approve. MULAN JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 25 Now dad’s, we know not every Disney movie is your cup of tea, but Mulan is legitimately excellent. Action-packed, sophisticated, fun, and with an emotional father-daugh- ter bond throughout, this is Grade-A watching material. NFLDHERALD.com

ARTWORK: HENRY FUSELI, THE NIGHTMARE, 1781 MUSIC SPOTLIGHT BY DILLON COLLINS BEWARE THE Newfoundland and Labrador’s newest doom metal outfit means business on their crushing yet haunting debut album! W e’ve all had that old hag dream. It’s the literal stuff of nightmares. The paralysis, the cold sweat and crushing weight. The horror! It’s folklore meets Hammer horror pictures come to life in the mind’s eye and it’s something that wallops the way- ward dreamer like a blow to the chest. HÄG! THE BAND ORIGINS SARAH STOODLEY PHOTO The artists formerly known as Goon harvest the macabre and haunting image of the old hag, melding it with crushing doom metal with layers of emotive beau- ty that goes well beyond the stuff of a ‘debut album’. The result? HÄG! The band and the 26 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

eponymous record to put reluctant rock- SARAH STOODLEY PHOTO ers on notice across the Great White North and beyond. “We’re happy to get this out and hopefully it’s a welcome distraction for people who may enjoy it.” Comprised of guitarists Adam Hef- ferman and Andrew Wicks, vocalist — Andrew Wicks, Guitarist Clair Hipditch and new additions of bassist Josh Ward (Hey Rosetta!, Alla- the time we are actually able to get back “The metal community pretty much gash) and Patrick Tarrant (Category VI, together in a space together and be cre- listens to metal for the musicality and Emblem), replacing departed drummer ative again, I think we’re Keith Harding, HÄG’s debut effort is going to want to move into those elements are really eight cuts of Black Sabbath era doom new stuff and get that ball important to them,” Wicks brewed with a modern edge and sharp rolling. But what do you says. “It’s not just about be- realism of hard East Coast living. do? The world is in a weird ing good background music place right now and we have or something that’s good to “We were all just kind of sitting around a record and why let it get dance to, metal people gen- talking and talking about having the hag dusty?” erally like to have different as a nightmare,” recalls Hefferman of waves of emotion and dy- the origins of the re-branded five-piece. “We are totally ready to namics throughout what “We all just decided that HÄG! was the start moving forward on new things,” they’re listening to ... You can turn on a equivalent of the whimsy of Goon, but adds Wicks. “We’re happy to get this out metal record and it can go from scream- not being too heavy metal either.” and hopefully it’s a welcome distraction ing blast beats to ambient soundscapes for people who may enjoy it.” to a slow, doomy ballad within 10, 20 ‘SUPER STOKED’ ON SOUND minutes and then who knows where BEYOND THE VENEER else.” Complemented by the nightmare-fu- el 1781 painting – appropriately titled HÄG’s long-awaited debut presents a THE METAL COMMUNITY The Nightmare – by Anglo-Swiss artist welcome alternative to the carbon copy, Henry Fuseli, HÄG’s debut LP dropped paint by numbers rock albums, and met- “The community is really supportive June 5th on digital and physical formats, al parodies that dominates mainstream and hungry for it,” adds Ward. “The di- and the critical praise has been immedi- radio and television. versity is definitely something impressive. ate and immense. There’s a large umbrella over heavy music. It’s a fact that should be preserved in And it is quite open and quite welcoming. “I think a lot of people are super stoked stone that metal fans tend to dig a little I guess we’re lucky that we don’t need to on just the sound of it,” explains Ward. deeper for those nuances and layers in be pigeonholed in any real significant “You know, it doesn’t really sound like their music, looking beyond the veneer way. As a new band on our first record, anything else that’s on the go right now. for the real meaning inside. If that’s too, we’re able to do whatever we want. I think we’re in a good place in terms of your heavy fancy, HÄG is the colour Who knows? Maybe the next record will having something fresh to offer and we you’ve been waiting for in a world of be completely different.“ put a lot of hours into it.” pales and grey. “The world needs distraction and they need things to sink into,” Heffer- man adds of releasing the album during COVID-19. “People have attention to devote to something. People are releas- ing two small EPs because they don’t feel like people have the attention span to sit and digest a full album. But maybe now they do.” As circumstance would have it, with COVID-19 putting immediate plans for a proper album release show on the back-burner temporarily, these pandemic dog days provide ample opportunity for a follow up album sooner rather than later. “This project has been a long time com- ing together,” Ward shares. “No one has heard it, but we’re ready to move on. By HÄG’s debut album is available through their official Bandcamp and in physical formats at Flip Side Music & More and Fred’s Records. NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 27

COMMUNITY MATTERS NLBIA.CA PHOTOS ALL BRAINS ARE BEAUTIFUL The Newfoundland and Labrador Brain Injury Association promotes the positive message that all brains are beautiful during Brain Injury Awareness Month this June BY DILLON COLLINS M ost of us tend to exercise cau- one all too well. Through various annual initiatives tion in our day to day lives. We, hopefully, drive within OUR MAINFRAME and fundraising programs, funds are reasonable limits, maintain a well balanced and disaster-proof home collected and allocated to essential ser- and generally maintain proper levels of well-being. But in our lives, all of us I’m 2020 marks 20 years since White’s vices that aid in the referral, support, sure, have taken unnecessary risks. son suffered a traumatic brain injury assistance, education, advocacy and Maybe you climbed a ladder unas- sisted or recklessly? Teetered a little too following a motor vehicle accident. She caring, while also helping to educate close to that edge? Or juggled one too many bottles down those creaky stairs? would join NLBIA one year later, going the public on the severity of a traumatic But perhaps that oversight and misstep could prove life-changing. on to serve with the Brain Injury Asso- brain injury. AWARENESS MONTH ciation of Canada, all in an effort to “One goes hand-in-hand June marks Brain Injury Awareness become an advocate for survivors with the other,” White Month across the province, and the Newfoundland & Labrador Brain In- of traumatic brain injuries. says. “There’s ways jury Association (NLBIA) aims to pro- mote the importance of taking caution “I thought if I can help one people can make their in our day-to-day, while serving as a hub for education, support and person get through what we’ve lives a little safer by intervention services for brain injury survivors gone through and make it a lit- being just a little more and their families. tle easier, and educate the public MARINAWHITE cognoscente of what Marina White, on different aspects of brain injury they’re doing and how President of the NL Brain Injury Associa- that it’ll be worthwhile,” White shares. they’re doing it.” tion, knows the realities of the impact of a traumat- “People don’t realize that our brain With June marking Brain Injury ic brain injury on a loved controls every aspect of our living, our Awareness Month the NLBIA aims personalities, the way we think, the way to promote that all brains are beauti- we move, the way we talk. It’s our main- ful, that anyone can experience a brain frame. It’s our computer. And like your injury and that any and all of these laptop or your phone if something goes life-changing events deserve the care wrong, if there’s a little glitch it’s just and treatment to help promote and en- not working properly.” sure a better way of life. The NLBIA is a non-profit or- ganization established in 1984 WALK, RIDE OR RUN by a group of concerned parents During the whole month of June, the and caregivers, which was in- NLBIA has coordinated two remote corporated in 1987. To date it is fundraising events due to the pandem- the only organization of its kind in ic; a registered virtual walk, ride or run the province. – with participants encouraged to set 28 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

their own fundraising goals to match FREEPIK.COM PHOTO their activity – and a virtual bake sale. These initiatives coincide with the asso- “It’s just nice to know that there’s someone else out ciations commitment to all of those that there ... You know you’re not in the world alone...” avail of its services, while also maintain- ing proper distancing measures. short time. These have repercussions for same thing. You know you’re not in the a lifetime,” White shares. world alone just trying to handle this “We’re a nonprofit,” White stresses. yourself.” “It’s a big commitment. With every- “I know in my case when I had some- thing that’s going on it’s kind of hard to one to talk to about Randy’s injury, it’s For more on the NLBIA, including vir- find volunteers right now. But the more just nice to know that there’s someone tual events and a 50/50 draw, visit nlbia. awareness we provide for the public I else out there that has gone through the com or their official Facebook page. think the more interested they’ll become and realize that we welcome all dona- tions and all volunteers and work hand in hand. It make things a lot easier when you have people working together and trying to create events for the upcom- ing months, because we’re still planning ahead, still working hard. We’re not sit- ting back on our laurels just waiting for this to end. You have your work cut out for you and still have things to do.” IMPROVE LIVES While the NLBIA’s main goal is to improve the quality of life for traumatic brain injury survivors and their family and friends, awareness and advocacy is paramount to insure Newfoundlanders and Labradorians won’t become yet an- other statistic. “People don’t realize the seriousness of a brain injury. It’s not only from car accidents or falling off a ladder, you’re talking about brain tumors or substance abuse, whether it be drugs or alcohol or Alzheimer’s. All these diseases that come on are the Alzheimer’s, these are all brain related injuries. It’s an ongo- ing thing. It’s not something that lasts a NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 29

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THIS WEEK WITH NTV’S JIM FURLONG NTV.ca PHOTO ernment is something I don’t like doing much but I like the way Dwight Ball and his crowd handled things. They were hard as nails and that’s exactly what was required. There was no rush to get things open in a hurry like in the United States where new incidents of the COVID-19 virus are still very much in play. THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT The Trump government there has decided that the economy re-opening was the solution to all its problems. It wasn’t, it was a political solution. The DELIVERANCE Newfoundland and Labrador govern- ment of Dwight Ball on the other hand took a very slow approach to re-opening. It turned a wise and mostly deaf ear to those in business, particularly in tourism Now saying nice things about a government is something related businesses, that wanted to move things more quickly because it meant I don’t like doing much, but I like the way Dwight Ball and dollars and sometimes economic survival. his crowd handled things. They were hard as It wasn’t the most popular nails and that is exactly what was required. thing to do, but it was the right thing to do. I watched as well when the govern- Y ou know I really wanted the restrictions for ment said a resounding to avoid writing about the most of us were man- NO to a woman working COVID-19 pandemic again ageable. I say “most” on the mainland who de- but it is not possible. It is the because it is certain- manded, as a right, a visit single largest health event in our collec- ly not for all of us. I to her summer home here tive lifetimes. It is the event where the know two people who FILE PHOTO in the province. That matter impact will shape us for years to come in had to line up outdoors ended up in the courts, but you ways we have not yet begun to imagine. rain or shine at The Gathering know where I stand on it. REJOICING AT LEVEL 3 Place regularly for a meal. They also had Someone close to me from this prov- to walk there. Don’t talk to them about ince who practices medicine in Ontario It isn’t over and it isn’t even close to be- “We are all in this together.” They are isn’t allowed to come here to visit. He ing over, but we still rejoice that some of in a different league with issues that the understands that x-patriot Newfound- the physical social restrictions have been vast majority of us know nothing about. landers can’t come home right now and eased. We feel better about it all because Now saying nice things about a gov- have lobsters on the beach. GOOD FOR GOVERNMENT. Its decisions seem to flow from pru- dent science and not from public opin- ion. It is hard for those involved in parks and beaches and bars and sporting events and a whole range of other things but the decisions all seemed based, not on what was good for the economy, but instead what was good for people. NTV’s Jim Furlong can be reached by emailing: [email protected] 34 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

BY MAX HAINES CRIME FLASHBACK THE CASE OF LIZZIEBORDEN Dietlof Knott worked for the West End BETTIE KNOTT Diamond Mine, the main employer in the Bettie and Dietlof Knott, a South African couple who lived South African village. together, prayed together, but hardly stayed together. who lived together, prayed together, but A ll manner of axes, hatchets hardly stayed together. Bettie and Dietlof and other assorted cutting Knott lived in the tiny mining village of instruments have been used Postmasburg on the edge of the Kalahari Desert about 160 miles from Kimberley, to dispatch friends and ene- South Africa. mies alike to their great rewards. Who Dietlof worked for the West End Di- amond Mine, the main employer in the can forget Miss Borden of Massachusetts drab little village. The Knotts lived in a modest home with their three children. who, many believe, wielded a hatchet ‘GOD FORGIVE MY WIFE’ with such dexterity that first her step- There was little by way of recreation in mother, and then her dear rich father, the village, although the Knotts, partic- ularly Dietlof, had one diversion – reli- fell under a veritable avalanche of well gion. Dietlof was the leader and all ‘round chief honcho of a sect which advocated aimed direct hits. Some say 40 and 41 prayer for everything. respectively. Given the lack of cultural stimulation, it is only natural that the main pastime Lizzie, as we all know, escaped pun- in Postmasburg was gossip. The gossip centred around the sexual prowess of the ishment, which leads us to believe that Bettie Knott had all the villagers, who was sleeping with whom, motive in the world for and so on. You get the idea. God-fearing, church-going ladies do doing in her husband. One of the rumours making the rounds stand a better than middling chance of getting away with murder. Let’s look in on a South African couple NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 35

BETTIE & DIETLOF KNOTT mines as usual. Despite the heat, Bettie did a lot of baking on her woodstove in Dietlof jumped on Bettie, pressing his knee into her preparation for Christmas. The Knotts’ stomach and choked her until she could hardly breathe. 15-year-old son Robbie cut wood for his mother’s stove with a long-handled axe. was a nasty little tidbit about Brother with a demand to confirm or deny. Diet- That evening a few visitors dropped in, Knott, the head boy himself. Brother lof did neither. but left early. Knott was supposedly rolling in the hay with a cute young thing. I mean like 15. Despite the fact that she was pregnant, Outside the Knotts’ home was a beau- Dietlof jumped on Bettie, pressing his tiful apricot tree with wide branches. On ‘THIEF IN THE HOUSE’ knee into her stomach and choked her very hot nights the whole family slept on until she could hardly breathe. Then he beds under the tree, not an unusual cus- To be perfectly fair to the Brother, to broke into prayer, “God forgive my wife tom in that region. At 9:30 p.m. the fam- this day it is not known whether the ru- for having falsely accused me of these sins.” ily retired for the night. Husband and wife mour was true or not. Whatever, Bettie shared one bed, as did the two younger heard the gossip and faced her husband December 24, 1925, was a steaming children. Robbie slept on his own. hot day. Dietlof went to work at the ’Twas the night before Christmas when all hell broke loose. The first indi- cation that this would not be a normal Christmas occurred when the Knotts’ neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Venter, were awakened by a loud pounding on their door. It was Bettie, shouting, “Come help, there is a thief in the house.” Mrs. Venter gave Bettie a slug of brandy, while Mr. Venter and his son Johannes went to the Knott home. They approached the house with caution. Not a sound broke the stillness of the hot, dark night. LIZZIE BORDEN19TH CENTURY AXE MURDER: SATURATED WITH BLOOD LIZZIE BORDEN (JULY 19, 1860 – JUNE 1, 1927) As they drew closer to the big apricot tree, they thought they heard groans. Mr. In 1892, Lizzie Borden was ac- Venter lit a match, illuminating the form cused of her parents’ murders – of Dietlof. His head had been split open. and she’s been in the public conscious- The entire bed and quilt were saturated ness ever since. with blood. The three children were fast asleep. Whoever had awakened Bettie ALCHEMY OF BONES PHOTO CHURCHGOING WOMAN obviously did not disturb the children. It didn’t take long after Lizzie Bor- Over at the Venters, Bettie was telling den was accused of murdering her her story. It was a simple tale. She was father and stepmother for the public awakened by a noise, saw a prowler and to start obsessing over the case. News- quietly tried to awaken her husband. paper coverage began immediately When he failed to budge she made a dash in that hot August day in 1892 for a for the Venters’ home. prim, proper, churchgoing woman. Dr. Robert Vernon, together with de- Lizzie’s acquittal in June 1893 only tectives from Kimberley, examined the stoked the interest – and that interest body. Apparently someone had picked never died down. (rollingstone.com) up the axe which had been used by young Robbie to chop wood earlier in the day. The attacker had silently stood over Diet- lof, carefully pulled the quilt over his head and then rained five blows to the sleeping form in the bed. The killer was 80 per cent accurate. One blow missed its mark, mak- 36 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020 *Crime Flashback Images are used for reenactment purposes only and might not be historically accurate.

ing a distinctive cut in the quilt. From the physical evidence at the scene, it appeared impossible that anyone would stand over the bed and calmly deliver five blows with the axe knowing that Bet- tie could show up with assistance at any minute. Rarely does a prowler kill for no apparently reason, particularly with three people sleeping a few feet away. Besides, no one had seen a stranger in the area. Bettie’s story simply didn’t make sense. It took only a few inquiries by investi- gating officers to uncover the wife beat- ings, mixed with religious fanaticism, which had been going on in the Knott household. Bettie had all the motive in the world for doing in her husband. She was questioned extensively and taken The circumstantial evidence against Bettie was formidable. into custody. On Jan. 8., 1926, a prelim- inary hearing was conducted and Bettie She had motive, opportunity and had threatened Dietlof’s was held over for trial. life on several occasions after being beaten. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE The circumstantial evidence against she didn’t know or didn’t remember. some insinuation that Robbie, who was Bettie was formidable. She had motive, One argument in her favour was the lack a known somnambulist, may have taken opportunity and had threatened Diet- of even the tiniest speck of blood on her the axe and killed his father while sleep- lof’s life on several occasions after being clothing. This argument impressed the walking. This avenue of inquiry was con- beaten. jury, even though the quilt effectively sidered groping and farfetched, although Robbie testified, vividly describing prevented blood from squirting upward it did reveal that only Robbie and Bettie his father’s inhumane treatment of his at the time of the attack. knew the location of the axe. mother. Once, when Bettie accused Miss Borden would ‘NOT GUILTY’ Dietlof of infidelity, he had searched perfect this little de- frantically for a hunting knife to cut out tail years later without Well, folks that South African jury her tongue. On another occasion, Diet- benefit of quilt. found Bettie “not guilty.” In accepting lof had tossed Bettie to the ground and There was their verdict, the presiding judge lectured rolled her under a car. Robbie went on to Bettie, saying in part, say that after one beating his mother had “The position now is that you are the threatened to kill his father “and then only living person who knows whether they can hang me.” or not you murdered your husband. If Bettie appeared confused and disori- you did not murder him, then you ented during her incarceration and trial. deserve the greatest pity for the Her so-called religious friends showed months you have spent in jail up to taunt her at her trial. They told of and the ordeal you have conversations she had had prior to the gone through here. If tragedy, imploring them to take care of you did murder him, her children if anything happened to her you have escaped husband or herself. just punishment, Bettie’s defence was unimpressive. To with the result, most salient questions she replied that one hopes, that your conscience will There was some insinuation that trouble you for the rest Robbie may have taken the axe and of your life. You may go.” Bettie shuffled down killed his father while sleepwalking. from the prisoner’s box. Dietlof wouldn’t beat her anymore. NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 37

SOAP TALK KAYLA QUESTIONED STEVE ABOUT HIS BEHAVIOR. DAYS OF OUR LIVES “Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.” For half of a century, those words have introduced and underscored one of NTV’s mainstays BY DANA BLOCK S Belle and Shawn arrived in tell them what they knew about Gabi’s Salem to discuss Claire’s fu- disappearance. Eric told Abe that he ture. Will and Sonny real- wanted to surprise Nicole by get- ized that Gabi was miss- ting married immediately. Meanwhile, Eric and Ni- ing. Claire asked Gwen to keep her cole got an unexpected visi- tor. Lucas came to Kate with secret. Ben tried to track down distressing news. Kayla NBC.com PHOTOS questioned Steve about his Gwen. behavior. Rafe was dealt a Claire asked Gwen huge blow. Eli and Lani to keep her secret. BIG DECISION made a big decision about their wed- ding. Allie pleaded with Eric and Nicole Hope reassured Ciara to keep her secret. Hope comforted Rafe about Claire’s impending in the wake of his loss. Will and Sonny release. Will and Sonny discussed their plans to have a baby. Al- pressed Ben and Jake to lie dropped a bombshell on Lucas. WAIT TO SEE Claire is released from Bayview. Ciara confronts Brady about his true inten- tions. Xander seeks advice from Jack about Sarah. CBS PHOTO NTV’S THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS WEEKDAYS 1:30PM / NTV Production has ceased due to the coronavirus. CBS will air classic episodes of Y&R until production resumes. 38 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 15 - 21, 2020

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MUST SEE TV: CANADA’S SUPER STATION MON/10:30P.M. THE WALL TUE/9:30P.M. NCIS THU/9:30P.M. THE NEIGHBORHOOD A pair of well-meaning sisters tackle Kasie’s lifelong best friend is the Tina insists she doesn’t have to pay the wall to raise money for charity. suspect in a murder. for work at Calvin’s repair shop. Sisters Janeris and Jessina take on The After a petty officer’s son is found mur- When Gemma has her car repaired at Wall to aid their charity A Sweet Chance, dered at his “welcome home from prison” Calvin’s shop, Tina insists she doesn’t need that raises money for kids who are soon to party, evidence suggests Kasie’s lifelong to pay for the work, to Calvin’s consterna- leave the foster care system. best friend, Dante Brown, is the suspect. tion. SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS MONDAY JUNE 15TH 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. [30] [RSE] DFL Soccer Mainz at [30] [RSE] Stanley Cup Champions Dortmund. Signal Iduna Park -- Dortmund 5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. [30] [RSE] Poker Caribbean [30] [RSE] MLB Blue Jays in 30 Adventure. Super High Roller. Toronto at Tampa Bay. Tropicana Field 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. [30] [RSE] Tim & Sid Live [31] [SN360] Poker Championship. 8:30 p.m. Cash Challenge. -- Monte Carlo. [23] [TSN] SportsCentre THURSDAY SAT/1:00PM DFL SOCCER [31] [SN360] WWE Main Event 2:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. DFL Soccer. Dartmund at Leipzig. Leipzig, Germany. RSE [31] [SN360] WWE Raw Live [31] [SN360] Misplays of the 11:30 p.m. Month [30] [RSE] DFL Soccer Dortmund at SUNDAY [30] [RSE] MLB Blue Jays in 30 6:30 p.m. Leipzig. Red Bull Arena Leipzig -- Leipzig, 1:00 p.m. Toronto vs. Baltimore. [30] [RSE] WPT Poker Cash Game. Germany. -- Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 p.m. [31] [SN360] World’s Strongest TUESDAY [31] [SN360] Tim & Sid Live Man 12:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. [3] [CBC] Olympic Games Replay 3:00 p.m. [30] [RSE] MLB Blue Jays in 30 [NBC-D] [11] [NBC-B] Horse [31] [SN360] Facts of Fishing N.Y. Yankees at Toronto. Rogers Centre Racing Belmont Stakes. Belmont Park [NBC-D] [11] [NBC-B] Premier 2:00 p.m. -- Elmont, N.Y. League Live Live FRIDAY [22] [CBS] PGA Golf The Heritage. 4:30 p.m. [30] [RSE] DFL Soccer Wolfsburg 5:30 p.m. Round 3. Harbour Town Golf Links -- Hilton at M’Gladbach. Borussia-Park -- Head Island, S.C. Live [22] [CBS] PGA Golf The Heritage. Monchengladbach, Germany. Live [30] [RSE] Poker Caribbean 8:30 p.m. Final Round. Harbour Town Golf Links -- 4:00 p.m. Adventure. Super High Roller. Hilton Head Island, S.C. Live [30] [RSE] DFL Soccer Munich 8:30 p.m. [54] [FOX] Ring of Honor [54] [FOX] NASCAR Auto Racing at Bremen. Weserstadion -- Bremen, [23] [TSN] SportsCentre Wrestling Geico 500. Cup Series. Talladega Germany. Live [30] [RSE] Finding Big Country Superspeedway -- Talladega, Ala. Live 12:30 a.m. [31] [SN360] WWE NXT [12] [RC] Sports express 9:30 p.m. [31] [SN360] [54] [FOX] WWE WEDNESDAY SmackDown Live 2:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. [31] [SN360] WWE Main Event [30] [RSE] DFL Soccer Schalke at Frankfurt. Commerzbank-Arena -- SATURDAY Frankfurt, Germany. Live 1:00 p.m. [31] [SN360] MLB’s Best 2:30 p.m. [5] [NTV] New Evolution [31] [SN360] Facts of Fishing Wrestling: Evolved NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 15 - 21, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 45

MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS THE BEST MOVIES ON TELEVISION MON/9:30PM MONDAY 3:30 p.m. THURSDAY OLIVER & COMPANY 8:00 a.m. 10:15 a.m. [24] [YTV] Oliver & Company A lost and alone kitten joins a gang [50] [TCM] The Search ++++ ++++ (1989) Voices of Joey Lawrence. [50] [TCM] Bitter Sweet +++ of dogs engaged in petty larceny in (1948) Montgomery Clift. (2h) (1h12) (1940) Jeanette MacDonald. (1h45) 11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. New York City, on YTV. [53] [AMC] Erin Brockovich +++ [53] [AMC] Fury ++++ (2014) Brad [53] [AMC] Zombieland +++ WED/9:30AM (2000) Julia Roberts. (3h) Pitt. (3h) (2009) Woody Harrelson. (2h) CABARET 11:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. A female girlie club entertainer in [46] [FAM] Hop +++ (2011) Voices of [53] [AMC] Saving Private Ryan [50] [TCM] The Cat and the Fiddle Weimar Republic era Berlin romances Russell Brand. (1h35) +++ (1998) Tom Hanks. (4h) +++ (1934) Jeanette MacDonald. two men while the Nazi Party rises to 12:15 p.m. 10:30 p.m. (1h30) 3:30 p.m. power around them, on TCM. [50] [TCM] I Confess +++ (1953) [46] [FAM] The DUFF +++ (2015) Montgomery Clift. (1h45) Mae Whitman. (2h) [50] [TCM] The Sun Comes Up +++ NSTVA/T12U:3R0DP.MA. Y NTV/9:30 P.M. 2:00 p.m. (1949) Jeanette MacDonald. (1h45) WEDNESDAY 4:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] The Silence of the 7:30 a.m. Lambs ++++ (1991) Jodie Foster. [53] [AMC] Man on Fire +++ (2h30) [50] [TCM] Navy Blues +++ (1941) (2004) Denzel Washington. (3h) [50] [TCM] From Here to Eternity Ann Sheridan. (2h) 5:15 p.m. ++++ (1953) Burt Lancaster. (2h15) 9:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Maytime +++ (1937) [50] [TCM] Cabaret ++++ (1972) Nelson Eddy. (2h15) [24] [YTV] Shrek 2 +++ (2004) Liza Minnelli. (2h15) 7:30 p.m. Voices of Mike Myers. (1h35) 10:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Taken +++ (2008) Liam [53] [AMC] Punisher: War Zone Neeson. (2h) [53] [AMC] A Few Good Men +++ +++ (2008) Ray Stevenson. (1h30) [50] [TCM] San Francisco +++ (1992) Tom Cruise. (3h) 11:45 a.m. (1936) Clark Gable. (2h) 5:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Queen Christina ++++ [50] [TCM] Raintree County +++ (1933) Greta Garbo. (1h45) [21] [VIS] Columbo: A Matter of (1958) Montgomery Clift. (3h15) 1:30 p.m. Honor +++ (1976) Peter Falk. (1h30) 9:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] The Haunting +++ [24] [YTV] Oliver & Company (1963) Julie Harris. (2h) [46] [FAM] A Shine of Rainbows ++++ (1989) Voices of Joey Lawrence. 3:00 p.m. +++ (2010) Aidan Quinn. (2h) (1h30) 11:00 p.m. [53] [AMC] Fury ++++ (2014) Brad [53] [AMC] Saving Private Ryan Pitt. (3h) +++ (1998) Tom Hanks. (4h) [50] [TCM] Elevator to the Gallows [50] [TCM] Odds Against Tomorrow 3:30 p.m. +++ (1957) Jeanne Moreau. (1h45) +++ (1959) Harry Belafonte. (2h) 11:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Tea and Sympathy +++ (1956) John Kerr. (2h15) [53] [AMC] Top Gun +++ (1986) [50] [TCM] Farewell My Lovely 7:00 p.m. Tom Cruise. (2h30) +++ (1975) Robert Mitchum. (2h) 12:45 a.m. [53] [AMC] Top Gun +++ (1986) TUESDAY Tom Cruise. (2h30) [50] [TCM] Knife in the Water 10:15 a.m. 9:30 p.m. ++++ (1962) Leon Niemczyk. (1h45) 1:30 a.m. [50] [TCM] Born to Be Bad +++ [53] [AMC] Taken +++ (2008) Liam (1950) Joan Fontaine. (1h45) Neeson. (2h) [21] [VIS] Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 11:30 a.m. [50] [TCM] Tarzan, The Ape Man ++++ (1958) Elizabeth Taylor. (2h) +++ (1932) Johnny Weissmuller. (2h) [53] [AMC] A Few Good Men +++ [55] [CHCH] Gunless +++ (2010) FRIDAY (1992) Tom Cruise. (3h) Sienna Guillory. (2h) 7:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 10:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Side Street +++ (1949) [50] [TCM] God’s Little Acre +++ [46] [FAM] Letters to Juliet +++ Farley Granger. (1h30) (1958) Buddy Hackett. (2h15) (2010) Amanda Seyfried. (2h) 8:30 a.m. 2:15 p.m. 11:30 p.m. [18] [W] The Good Witch’s Gift [50] [TCM] Bright Leaf +++ (1950) [53] [AMC] Man on Fire +++ +++ (2010) Catherine Bell. (2h) Gary Cooper. (2h) (2004) Denzel Washington. (3h) 9:00 a.m. 2:30 p.m. 1:30 a.m. [50] [TCM] Clash by Night +++ [53] [AMC] Star Trek +++ (2009) [21] [VIS] Columbo: A Matter of (1952) Barbara Stanwyck. (2h) Chris Pine. (3h) Honor +++ (1976) Peter Falk. (1h30) FANTASTIC MR. FOX “QUOTE”NOTABLE MOVIE “My father died at seven and a half. I don’t want to live in a hole anymore, and I’m going to do WWW.NTV.CA something about it.” — FANTASTIC MR. FOX 46 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JuUNnEe 154 - 210,, 22002200

THE BEST MOVIES MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS ON TELEVISION 10:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. SUNDAY FRI/10:30PM 10:00 a.m. SUPERBAD [53] [AMC] Top Gun +++ (1986) [55] [CHCH] As You Like It +++ Tom Cruise. (2h30) (1936) Laurence Olivier. (2h) [58] [APTN] Thomas and the Magic Two co-dependent high school seniors 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Railroad +++ (2000) Alec Baldwin. are forced to deal with separation anx- (1h30) iety after their plan to stage a booze- [50] [TCM] D.O.A. +++ (1949) [50] [TCM] Blackboard Jungle 11:30 a.m. Edmond O’Brien. (1h30) ++++ (1955) Glenn Ford. (2h) [50] [TCM] Underworld U.S.A. soaked party goes awry, on MM. 12:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. +++ (1961) Cliff Robertson. (2h) [58] [APTN] Rio +++ (2011) Voices of SAT/7:30PM [18] [W] The Good Witch’s Gift [53] [AMC] Ocean’s Eleven +++ Jesse Eisenberg. (2h) MIDNIGHT MASQUERADE +++ (2010) Catherine Bell. (2h) (2001) George Clooney. (2h45) 1:00 p.m. [50] [TCM] The Postman Always 4:30 p.m. [47] [CTVComedy] Sleepless in Elyse, a rich heiress, meets Rob, a Rings Twice ++++ (1946) Lana Seattle +++ (1993) Tom Hanks. (2h15) bullied lawyer, and the two fall in love Turner. (2h) [33] [MM] Here Comes the Boom 1:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. +++ (2012) Kevin James. (2h) [24] [YTV] Finding Nemo +++ during a costume ball, on NTV. 5:00 p.m. (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks. (2h) [53] [AMC] Lethal Weapon +++ [50] [TCM] A Family Affair +++ NTV/3:00 P.M. SUNDAY (1987) Mel Gibson. (2h30) [55] [CHCH] Pimpernel Smith +++ (1936) Lionel Barrymore. (1h30) 2:30 p.m. (1941) Leslie Howard. (2h30) 2:45 p.m. MY DAUGHTER’S 5:30 p.m. [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Air Force One +++ RANSOM [50] [TCM] Kansas City Confidential (1997) Harrison Ford. (2h45) +++ (1952) John Payne. (1h45) [50] [TCM] Lawrence of Arabia 3:00 p.m. WWW.NTV.CA 3:30 p.m. +++ (1962) Peter O’Toole. (4h) [5] [NTV] My Daughter’s Ransom + 7:30 p.m. (2018) Scottie Thompson. (2h) [53] [AMC] Lethal Weapon 2 +++ [27] [A&E] Predators +++ (2010) (1989) Mel Gibson. (2h30) [5] [NTV] Midnight Masquerade + Adrien Brody. (2h) 6:00 p.m. (2014) (2h) [50] [TCM] Our Vines Have Tender [24] [YTV] Finding Nemo +++ Grapes ++++ (1945) Margaret [53] [AMC] Lethal Weapon 3 +++ (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks. (2h) O’Brien. (2h) (1992) Mel Gibson. (2h30) 8:30 p.m. [55] [CHCH] That Uncertain Feeling [50] [TCM] Niagara +++ (1953) +++ (1941) Merle Oberon. (2h) Marilyn Monroe. (1h45) [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Non-Stop +++ 4:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. (2014) Liam Neeson. (2h15) [34] [SHOW] Superman Returns 9:30 p.m. +++ (2006) Kevin Spacey. (3h30) [50] [TCM] Night and the City +++ 5:00 p.m. (1950) Richard Widmark. (1h45) [5] [NTV] Fantastic Mr. Fox +++ [27] [A&E] The Transporter +++ 9:30 p.m. (2009) Voices of George Clooney. (2h) (2002) Jason Statham. (2h) [34] [SHOW] Superman Returns [50] [TCM] The Entertainer +++ [50] [TCM] Rebel Without a Cause +++ (2006) Kevin Spacey. (3h30) (1960) Laurence Olivier. (2h) +++ (1955) James Dean. (2h) [50] [TCM] A Matter of Life and [55] [CHCH] The Rainmaker +++ 10:30 p.m. Death ++++ (1947) David Niven. (2h) (1956) Burt Lancaster. (2h30) 10:30 p.m. 5:15 p.m. [33] [MM] Superbad +++ (2007) [53] [AMC] National Lampoon’s Jonah Hill. (2h30) [3] [CBC] Giant Little Ones +++ Vacation +++ (1983) Chevy Chase. (2h) [48] [TOON] Batman: Under the (2018) Josh Wiggins. (2h) 5:30 p.m. Red Hood +++ (2010) (1h45) [24] [YTV] The Good Witch’s [24] [YTV] Finding Nemo +++ 11:30 p.m. Garden ++++ (2009) Peter MacNeill. (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks. (2h) (2h) [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Non-Stop +++ [50] [TCM] They Live by Night [40] [E!] 21 Jump Street +++ (2014) Liam Neeson. (2h15) +++ (1949) Farley Granger. (2h) (2012) Jonah Hill. (2h) 6:30 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 10:45 p.m. [40] [E!] 21 Jump Street +++ (2012) Jonah Hill. (2h) [53] [AMC] Lethal Weapon +++ [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Air Force One +++ 7:00 p.m. (1987) Mel Gibson. (2h30) (1997) Harrison Ford. (2h45) [50] [TCM] The Courtship of 11:30 p.m. Eddie’s Father +++ (1963) Glenn SATURDAY Ford. (2h30) 10:30 a.m. [50] [TCM] A Guy Named Joe +++ (1944) Spencer Tracy. (2h15) “NQOTAUBOLE TMOEVI”E [33] [MM] Here Comes the Boom 12:30 a.m. +++ (2012) Kevin James. (2h) 11:00 a.m. [40] [E!] 22 Jump Street +++ (2014) Channing Tatum. (2h) [53] [AMC] Major League +++ 1:45 a.m. (1989) Charlie Sheen. (2h30) 1:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Underworld U.S.A. +++ (1961) Cliff Robertson. (2h) [50] [TCM] The Picture of Dorian 3:45 a.m. Gray ++++ (1945) George Sanders. (2h) [50] [TCM] All the President’s Men ++++ (1976) Robert Redford. (2h30) “You need to know what it feels like when everybody in your life turns their back on you.” — MY DAUGHTER’S RANSOM NDIFGLITDAHL EVREARSLIDO.NcomAV AILABLE ONLINE: www.NFLDHERALD.com JJuUnNEe 1145 -- 2201, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 47

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