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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 6 AWARD-WINNING NL! 11 QUOTE OF THE WEEK Several Newfoundlanders and Labra- TAKING IT TO THE ‘MAX’IM “When we get the dorians won big at the 2020 Canadian opportunity to sell this Screen Awards, with the ceremony pre- One mother of three might call Bish- province and all that it sented remotely due to COVID-19. op’s Falls home, but this stunning home- stands for and all of its grown NL beauty has earned herself beauty, we should be some well deserved global attention standing up on a chair as high as we can and shout it as loud as we can.” — Bernard Davis, MNST of Tourism, Culture, Industry & Innovation 14 23 PICTURE PERFECT ON THE BURIN PENINSULA 26 NL just might be a photographers The ‘boot’ of the island is the perfect WRITING WITH CHALK dream, and one artist is out to prove it, place for those feeling adventurous while showcasing proudly how in these parts, a flattening the curve. Check out our fea- Prolific singer-songwriter Selina Bo- picture really is worth a thousand words ture on the Burin Peninsula! land embraces all sides of her artistry, div- ing into her ambient electric passion-proj- INSIDE THIS WEEK ect, Chalk. 2 ARCHIVES 26 MUSIC SPOTLIGHT 41 TV WEEK COVER PHOTO: Celebrating our past Selina Boland/Chalk Your weekly TV guide MICHAEL WINSOR 3 WAIT TILL I TELLS YA 28 YOUNG ISLANDERS 42 ON DEMAND ONNOLWINAE!VAILABLE Stay & play Jasmine Edwards-Lewis New on demand this week 4 COVID-19 30 FINE OL’SCOFF 45 MUST SEE TV Good news stories/tips Have a feed of caplin A rundown of top TV picks! 6 PEOPLE 32 SCENES OF NL 94 HOROSCOPES Local and Hollywood celebs Reader photo submissions Life accorwding to the stars 11 INSPIRATIONAL 34 THIS WEEK WITH JIM 96 GET PUZZLED! April Lambert They are only words Train your brain 14 COVER STORY 35 CRIME FLASHBACK 100 COMICS Michael Winsor The case of Ernest Cashel The Herald’s funny pages 18 SPECIAL FEATURE 39 BABY OF THE YEAR 102 KIDS CORNER Minister Bernard Davis Reader photo submissions Activities, art work, DIYs 23 SPECIAL FEATURE 40 MOVIE MINUTE 104 LAST LAUGH Burin Peninsula In theatres & on demand Tickle your funnybone THIS WEEK’S HERALD CONTESTS 32 SCENES OF NL CONTEST 93 PURRFECT PETS 98 SUPER CROSSWORD 39 BABY OF THE YEAR 95 SNAPPY CROSSWORD WWW.NFLDHERALD.COM NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 1

From the Archives Volume 74 No.24 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD. Published by the SUNDAY HERALD LTD., 460 Logy Bay Road, St. John’s, Newfoundland. Tel.: (709) 726-7060, Fax: (709) 726-6971. Mail: P.O. Box 2015, St. John’s, NL, A1C 5R7. E-mail: [email protected]. Entire contents copyright 2020 © The Newfoundland Herald. All rights reserved. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Newfoundland and Labrador – 26 issues for $43.94 + HST, 52 issues (1 year) for $82.68 + HST. Digital only, 6 month, $27.60 + HST. Call 1-800-901-4901. PUBLISHING CREED “If you abuse POWER you lose it, But if you do not use POWER you also lose it.” 40 YEARS AGO this week ... Publisher: The Sunday Herald Ltd. Founder: G.W. Stirling In recognition of over 70 years of The President: G. Scott Stirling Newfoundland Herald, we delight in giving Managing Editor: Pam Pardy readers a glimpse into our colourful past. Staff Writer: Dillon Collins Art Director: Shannon Cleary T he cover of this archived edition of The New- Graphic Artists: Erin McCarthy, Robyn King foundland Herald featured actress Loni An- Contributing Photographers: Sara Rostotski, derson in the lead-up to her role in The Jayne Paul Daly, Bud Gaulton Mansfield Story, where she played the titular character Contributing Writers: Danette Dooley of 50’s sex symbol Jayne Mansfield. Jim Furlong, Wendy Rose The film saw Anderson star alongside Arnold Sarah Jane Sheppard, Nick Travis Schwarzenegger, who played Mansfield’s second hus- Contributing Artist: Danny Bulanadi, band Mickey Hargitay. Brad Crocker Anderson is perhaps best known for her character of Sales/Circulation Manager: Jennifer Marlowe in WKRP in Cincinnati, for which Gary Oliver: 570-5246 she was nominated for three Golden Globe Awards. Sales Representative: Lori Loveless: 570-5297 Matthew O’Rielly: 570-5248 Circulation Coordinator: Roberta Noseworthy Subscriptions: Laura Waterman Chief Financial Officer: Ron Sparkes Credit Manager: Brenda Hussey Operations: Adele Burton 1980 Linda Grenning JUNE 14 - 20 PUBLICATIONS MAIL AGREEMENT NO. 0040012044 RADIO WITH RICHARD! THE SOUNDS OF SEXTON REGISTRATION NO. 09027 Best known for playing the news anchor Composer and Corner Brook native RETURN UNDELIVERABLE ITEMS TO: Les Nessman on the CBS sitcom WKRP Brian Sexton spoke about music in this THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD in Cincinnati, Richard Sanders entered a edition of The Herald. Sexton had just pre- new role in 1980 – Assistant news director miered his newest piece, The Newfie Bul- P.O. BOX 2015, ST. JOHN’S, NL, A1C 5R7 for OZFM, where he would read the news along with news director Laurie Leonard let, in St. John’s with the help of DISTRIBUTORS: from the newsroom at OZFM. the Newfoundland Symphony St. John’s, Mount Pearl, 570-5246; Orchestra. Sexton spoke about Hollie Pittman, Burin Peninsula, 277-2843; WKRP in Cincinnati followed his upbringing in Corner Brook Wade Morgan, Trinity-Conception, 786-2539; the misadventures of a group of with musical parents. Diane Arnold, Clarenville/Bonavista, radio personalities at a strug- “My mother and father sing well, 677-2702; gling radio station in Cin- Allan Miles, Grand Falls/Windsor, 535-0290; cinnati, Ohio. The series and my father played in the Salvation John Morgan, Placentia, 227-2622; ran for four season and Army Band,” said Sexton. “They’re mu- Jennie Nurse, Stephenville, 649-3475; 90 episodes. Ron Downey, Corner Brook/Deer Lake/ sical people, but they’re really not Pasadena, 632-5918; artsy types at all.” Tina Foley, Gander, 256-3853 ISDN 0824-3581 We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada. Nous reconnaissons l’appui financir du gouvernement du Canada. 2 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

WAIT TILL I TELLS YA EDITORIAL BY: PAM PARDY STAY & PLAY N o one has to convince me of the fact that Newfoundland is the perfect place to spend the summer. While we’ve all heard the usual moans and groans – everything from weather woes to pesky mosquitoes troublesome enough to cart away even a chained down picnic table – when it comes to staycation vacations, sign me up. EXPOSE YOURSELF TO NL HERALD FILE PHOTO I consider myself blessed to have been It doesn’t matter what you spend your day at, really. If able to explore this province of ours and you are anywhere doing anything in Newfoundland and much of what it has to offer. From get- Labrador, you’re already in a vacationer’s paradise. ting up close and personal with hump- back whales to exploring icebergs in all Winding roads. Meandering paths. their majesty, I’ve checked a number of Resettled communities. Mountains in items off my personal expose yourself to all their majesty. Beach excursions in NL bucket list. search of sea glass. Waterfalls and fish- filled ponds. It’s all here, waiting to be But while getting in the water with discovered. majestic humpbacks is certainly awe- some and awe inspiring, and there’s no A CAMPER’S LIFE FOR ME question experiencing the colour and Of course, I’m also all texture of an iceberg up close is simply the bees knees, it’s not just the out of this about kicking back and re- world experiences that make NL ‘THE’ vacation destination. laxing too. Camper life From our historic downtown core, to with my well-worn spot our iconic outports, this province of- fers up a little something for everyone. by the campfire. Out- There’s a hiking trail to be found that runs through almost every nook and port visits to jig a cranny of this province for those who like to stay active, and for others who cod – that’s still a prefer a more leisurely pace, there’s many a granny out there willing to share their thing this year. favourite closer-to-home berry pickin’ spot with anyone able to cart a beef We’ll haul a bucket over some marsh somewhere. few scallops PAM PARDY PHOTO and call it a fun filled day Winding roads. Meandering spent on the bay. paths. Resettled communities. It doesn’t matter what you Mountains in all their majesty. spend your day at, really. If you are anywhere doing any- ... It’s all here, waiting to be thing in Newfoundland and discovered. Labrador, you’re already in a vacationer’s paradise. Pam Pardy, The Herald’s Managing Editor, can be reached by emailing [email protected] NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 3

COVID-19 UPDATE: SPECIAL FEATURE PATRICK MONSIGNEUR SUBMITTED PHOTOS CLOSING UP & STAYING PUT Outport tourism-based businesses are experiencing extreme losses of revenue due to COVID-19 Restrictions on people entering CLADDAGHINN Newfoundland and Labrador has (SUBMITTED PHOTO) cancelled travel plans all across the prov- ince. Vacations, events, and business “The province hasn’t shut down bed and breakfast and trips have all gone by the wayside in light accommodations... it’s impossible for us to upgrade the of the COVID-19 pandemic. inn like that. My inn is too small...” - Patrick Monsigneur While many are feeling the effects of these restrictions, the people possibly down bed and breakfast and accommo- that,” he said. “My inn is too small to feeling it the worst are the ones who are dations, however with the social dis- keep social distancing.” accommodating you. Businesses that tancing issues and the fact that anyone are reliant on the tourism industry are coming from outside the province has to However, Monsigneur says that it’s struggling to make money during this do a fourteen-day self isolation, it’s im- not COVID alone that is causing such unprecedented time, especially in out- possible for us to upgrade the inn like big financial losses during the pandemic. port communities. He says that the province not enforcing PANDEMIC WOES This rings true for many tour- ism-based business owners who reside away from popular areas for tourists, including Patrick Monsigneur. Monsi- gneur is the co-owner of the Claddagh Inn, a bed and breakfast located in St. Mary’s, whose season was shut down by the pandemic and the accompanying re- strictions. “Officially, the province hasn’t shut 4 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

regulations on platforms like Airbnb LEVI CURTIS has caused the recent “staycation” move- ment to benefit niche bed and breakfasts (SUBMITTED PHOTO) very little. JOLLYTOURS.CA. PHOTO “Illegal unregulated operations are al- lowed to go on [platforms like Airbnb] “It’s going to be a rough summer and who survives at and rent their rooms at cut-rate prices, the other end, I have no idea.” - Levi Curtis because they don’t have near the same kind of overhead and requirements to loss of revenue due to the restrictions fees which I had to pay in April. Now, maintain the standards that we have to on tourism in Newfoundland. Travel it’s all coming out of pocket, out of my maintain. consultant Levi Curtis, who is an inde- savings instead of the business.” pendent contractor based out of Grand THE CHAIN OF EVENTS Bank, says the pandemic has caused him Curtis says he is receiving the Cana- to lose all of his income. dian Emergency Relief Benefit (CERB), “When the staycation comes up, most but his business will not be up and run- of the folks who are going to be staying ONE ROUGH SUMMER ning come July when the CERB ceases. in Newfoundland are going to be look- ing for a deal and it’s a no-brainer that “My income comes from commissions “That little bit of relief will disappear they’re going to stay at the unregulated and any professional fees that we charge as well. From there, I don’t know what Airbnb’s, as opposed to $150 to $200 a accordingly to the client,” Curtis said. will be happening,” he said. night at a four-and-a-half star B&B.” “As of February, I’ve had zero income, so I have no money coming in from my “It’s going to be a rough summer and He says, for the unknown that is the business, yet I still have to pay month- who survives at the other end, I have no so-called staycation, the startup cost is ly fees to the umbrella company, Travel idea.” (By: Noah Sheppard) too much and he’s also not alone in his Professionals International, and annual situation. “There are a lot more like me For more information about Bed and than you would think,” he said. “There Breakfasts in Newfoundland, check out are at least three operations that I www.bbcanada.com/newfoundland know of on the Avalon Peninsula which have shut down completely because of COVID and there’s also two that will never open again because they can’t com- pete with the Airbnb’s.” Monsigneur says he is forced to leave the province due to COVID and the chain of events pre-dating it, to augment the loss of revenue. The accommodations industry is not the only outport business feeling the GETTING THROUGH THE PANDEMIC Meet Max Sparkes of Mount Pearl. Max is prepared with his essentials during this pandemic! Send us your photos and show how your family are doing and your photo could be featured in an up- coming issue of The Herald! You can also enter your baby in our Baby of the Year contest and your wee one could be a weekly winner! MAXSPARKES NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 5

PEOPLE! PAGE9 LOCAL & INTERNATIONAL CELEBRITY NEWS STARS OF THE SCREEN N ewfoundlanders and to the COVID-19 pandemic. Labradorians have Mark O’Brien, Rick Mercer, etched a perma- Jonny Harris and director Jordan Canning were among the winners nent place for our of the annual ceremony which sa- very own in Canada’s film and lutes the best in Canadian film, television and digital media. television landscape. Congratulations to all hands on the well deserved accolades and As such it should be no sur- thanks for the entertain- prise that many of our best and ment! DC brightest were awarded at the Canadian Screen Awards, held digitally due 6 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

PEOPLE! FUN-draiser! PUT THE FUN IN FUNDRAISER S pearheaded by the incom- port of St. John’s Community Centres ty Centre Alliance. parable matriarch of New- brought together a who’s who of the lo- Having raised tens of thousands in foundland comedy Mary cal entertainment world with the goal of raising funds to provide a thousand hot proceeds as of press time, the event fea- Walsh, a new local effort meals weekly for those who need it most, tured performances and appearances with proceeds benefiting the Communi- from Alan Doyle, Petrina Bromley, The aimed to put the fun in fundraiser. Once, Shaun Majumder, Mark Critch, Susan Kent, Gordon Pinsent, The Once On May 28th Food Now, in sup- and numerous others. For more information on Food Now visit www.foodnow.link DC NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 7

PEOPLE! HARD TIMES NO MORE ONE GOOD REASON B ob Hallett, the man made Come Again No More. “Huge response famous world-wide thanks yesterday to our first music and video SEAN MCCANN to his contribution to Great release from Terra Bruce productions – the song we all need in these dark times,” One Good Reason is the name of Big Sea, just hit another he wrote shortly after the video’s release. the book being released by Great Big Sea’s “The Shantyman” touching and moving musical home run. Said to be “a song for the weary heart, Sean McCann along with his wife from the hearts of Newfoundland and Andrea Aragon. One Good Reason: “Please enjoy this song and video; it’s Labrador artists to the Nation,” it can be A memoir of Addiction and Recovery, viewed in its very touching entirety by Music and Love is the touching, very the first piece of music I have produced visiting YouTube. PP personal tale of McCann’ journey of “reaching international fame and in a long time, very happy to bring it to finding rock bottom.” Published by Nimbus Publishing, the world,” he wrote on social media as the book is dedicated to the couple’s two sons, Keegan and Finnegan who he introduced the video for Hard Times they say were “two good reasons to never give up.” While not released just yet, keep those eyes peeled. The book begins in part, “November 9, 2011, is the anniversary of my hus- band Séan’s sobriety. It’s an amazing accomplishment and one that helped save our marriage, and our family, but it was also the beginning of a world of hurt I tried not to see coming,” with Aragon in the opening. The book is uplifting, as well, as she continued; ”While (the journey) certainly battered us, we ended up here, in a place of truth, compassion, loyalty, and most of all, love. Togeth- er. This is our story.” PP 8 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

PEOPLE! VUESURLECANADA.CA PHOTO VOCM.COM PHOTO 22 MINUTES BACK THIS FALL FRED HUTTON I t’s one of the most long-last- and Labradorians with Trent McClel- SHIFTS CAREER FOCUS ing satirical sketch comedy lan, Cathy Jones, Susan Kent and Mark series in television and it Critch, will be back for its whopping He is one of the more notable will be back this fall. 28th season. The cast previously includ- names in journalism this prov- This Hour Has 22 Minutes, anchored ed legendary comedians Mary Walsh, ince has ever seen and now he is tak- by an all-star group of Newfoundlanders Rick Mercer and Greg Thomey. DC ing his talents to the political field. Fred Hutton, a longtime televi- sion and radio personality who has worked for the likes of NTV, CBC and VOCM announced that he will be taking a communications position with Dr. Andrew Furey, one of the candidates for the Liberal Leader- ship. Hutton’s career in journalism lasted over three decades. DC NFLDHERALD.com ANDREWFUREY.CA PHOTO JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 9

PEOPLE! WONDERLANDMAGAZINE.COM PHOTO BASKIN BESTS THE TIGER KING DIA DIPASUPIL PHOTO M ove over Tiger King, carcerated Joe Exotic reached new there’s a new Ti- levels as a federal judge awarded LEA MICHELE ger Queen in town. ownership of Exotic’s Oklahoma More news from DROPPED BY SPONSORS the worldwide binge-addiction based zoo to Baskin and her Big that is Tiger King on Net- Cat Rescue Corp. Baskin sued We very much doubt Lea Mi- flix, the feuding be- Exotic for trademark chele will be singing about any- tween big cat owners and copyright in- thing Gleeful for quite some time. Carole Baskin and in- fringements in a The notable actress and performer Civil Suit. DC was under fire recently when former Glee co-star Samantha Ware took to Twitter to comment that Michele made here life a “living hell” on the show, accusing the star of racism and bullying. In response to the allega- tions, meal-kit juggernaut HelloF- resh has dropped Michelle as a spon- sor saying they were “disheartened and disappointed” by the claims. DC SAMANTHA MARIE WARE - BENJO ARWAS PHOTO 10 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

INSPIRATIONAL JENNIFER LACEY PHOTO TAKING IT TO THE ‘MAX’IM One mother of three might call Bishop’s Falls home, but this stunning homegrown NL beauty has earned herself some well deserved global attention BY PAM PARDY L ife is busy when you are a sin- On the Maxim website Lambert, gle mom of three, especially a current at-home fitness instructor, during these COVID-19 shares her secret talent would have to be her crafting ability. From making a vase times when home not only to refinishing furniture, Lambert has the skills and the determination to get is where the heart is, but where multi- things done. grade school courses are also par for the LOVE FOR NEWFOUNDLAND course. “Claire is 16, Grace is nine, and When asked what she’d do with the $25,000 prize money, there was no ques- Jeremy is seven,” April Lambert begins tion. She would take her mother and her three children on a well deserved holi- as she scurries to find a quiet corner to day. take our phone call. But that doesn’t mean this beauty has any dreams of leaving this beauti- SECRET TALENT JEREMY, APRIL & GRACE - SUBMITTED PHOTO ful province that she is so proud to call home. These are certainly exciting times, the 35 year-old continues breathlessly. “I love Newfoundland. In fact, I made sure in one of my pictures, I had the Lambert is currently in the number one spot to move onto the next round of online voting for an enviable grand prize which will see her possibly gracing the cover of Maxim, among other great wins and take-aways. NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 11

JENNIFER LACEY PHOTO different from everything I’ve been used to so when Mom brought it up again, I “This is one of the most beautiful spots on the planet and thought, my best friend’s a photogra- it’s home, and will always be home.” - April Lambert pher and between the two of them, they convinced me to do it, so I did.” Newfoundland flag proudly displayed. “My mom always thought I was beau- This is one of the most beautiful spots tiful, and for years she’s been after me to Lambert, who never had an Instagram on the planet and it’s home, and will al- try modeling and I never wanted to,” she before all this, shares how much of a sur- ways be home,” she says. says. But things changed over the past prise it was when the pictures took off in year. “My husband and I split up last year popularity. Next thing she knew, Maxim When asked how all this Maxim cover and I moved out of our family home with had reached out to her. “They asked me business came about, Lambert is quick the kids and my life has been completely to apply. I didn’t even know what Maxim to point a finger at her mother. was but I was like, what the heck? And I did it and within hours they wrote back and said, ‘You’re in the competition.’ And it just went from there.” LOVE AND SUPPORT Lambert, who says she’s never really been much on posting even on Facebook, has been shocked to discover she’s been number one in the running, a credit she gives to simply being from Newfound- land and Labrador. “Newfoundlanders always support their own. People from far and wide are voting and are reaching out to me telling me that I’ve got this, and I’m really starting to believe it.” While round one of the voting is in the rearview, Lambert still needs the love and support of her fellow Newfound- landers to continue on for the top spot. JENNIFER LACEY PHOTO While this experience has been amaz- ing, and so is having complete strangers voting for and cheering her on, Lambert says what thrills her the most is that she has the love and support of her children. 12 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

“My kids say, ‘Mom, just do it! You are JENNIFER LACEY PHOTOS live. So if I can, I want to be a New- doing so great, Mom! Are you still num- foundlander living in Newfoundland ber one?’ They are so excited for me and Newfoundlanders. They’ve done this. forever. My goal in all of this is to never they hope something positive comes out That’s why the picture with the flag is forget where I’m from and to stay where of this for all of us. If it wasn’t for them, so important. I dedicate that picture I am because this is the most beautiful, having them cheering me on, I don’t to everybody out there supporting me. most amazing place on this planet and I think I’d be doing this.” The day Colleen Thank you.” know I’m lucky I get to call it home.” Lewis from NTV came around, it was a huge deal, she continues with a laugh. THE MOST AMAZING PLACE For more, press the Maxim logo below. “Oh, the kids were so excited. ‘Colleen As for what’s next? Who knows, ex- Lewis is here?! NTV is here!’ They just cept one thing for Lambert is already were gone with excitement.” set in stone: she won’t be leaving New- foundland. Ever. “I don’t want to leave Another thing she’s proud of and ex- Newfoundland in my lifetime. Not to cited over is that she’s been given the chance to provide this province she loves with so much great exposure. “This contest involves worldwide vot- ing, and I love that I can pose in beauti- ful spots in Newfoundland, places close to where I live, and have those photo- graphs seen all over the world.” THANKS TO EVERYONE Lambert also says she wishes she could personally thank every single per- son who has voted for her. “This means so very much. We’ve had one crazy year, and now with all what’s going on now in the world, being able to focus on something fun and positive is really something special and uplifting.” Lambert’s message to Newfound- landers, and others who are voting for her around the world is simply, “don’t stop!” “I had to pull my car over I was so excited (to make it to number one). I screamed all day and we actually drove out and took a Newfoundland flag and took a picture with it and that was my last post because I still can’t believe it. I was amazed at the response we got from the news of making it to first place. It was amazing. And that’s all thanks to NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 13

COVER STORY PICTURE PERFECT NL just might be a photographers dream, and one artist is out to prove it, showcasing proudly how in these parts, a picture really is worth a thousand words BY PAM PARDY T here’s little doubt that for Canadians everywhere, this summer is all about stayca- tions. There’s also little ar- gument that anyone lucky enough to call Newfoundland and Labrador home won the location lottery. WIND-SWEPT LAND In past years, come from aways have flocked to this island of ours to experi- ence the beauty of this wind-swept land. From icebergs to lingering on an out- port wharf chatting with a livyer about the weather, this province of ours has so much to offer and, few would argue, pretty much every nook and cranny is worthy of a few collectible clicks of a camera. Michael Winsor of Michael Winsor Fine Art Photography can attest to the beauty of the place we are privileged to call home, and he has many spectacular 14 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

HUMPBACK WHALE BREACH TWO “You get up and you are on the road at sunset and sunrise just trying to get that picture. Finally, I got it. Of photographs to prove it. course, I was really excited about that.” — Michael Winsor “Newfoundland is simply stunning. NEWFOUNDLAND SUNRISE - ELLISTON It’s one of the most beautiful places in the world, in my opinion,” Winsor be- JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 15 gins sincerely. Winsor, who hails from Pool’s Island but now calls St. John’s home, has ded- icated his life to not only capturing the beauty of this place himself, but teach- ing others how to as well. ‘LOST IN NEWFOUNDLAND’ In his book, Lost in Newfoundland, published by Breakwater Books, Win- sor showcases some of his finest work. “Newfoundland is a dream for any- one with a spirit of adventure. For me, I always had an interest in photography and it was something I always enjoyed. Combining the two passions was the next step.” Winsor shares, while capturing a beautiful image anywhere in this prov- ince isn’t a challenge, getting that picture perfect shot can be, especially when it comes to wildlife. It took hours of hanging out in a zo- diac to get that perfect whale breaching NFLDHERALD.com

shot he had been dreaming about, for instance. “You get up and you are on the road at sunset and sunrise just trying to get that picture. Finally, I got it. Of course, I was really excited about that.” Excited might be an understatement. Winsor’s whale breaching image made him 2019’s Canadian Wildlife Photog- rapher of the Year with Canadian Geo- graphic. “The more you can just get out there, and ex- plore, and take pictures, and make mistakes ... the better you get.” — Michael Winsor STAMP OF APPROVAL There’s so much to celebrate, like an- other highlight: one of Winsor’s images of an iceberg in Ferryland is now a Cana- dian stamp, a fact that is still sometimes overwhelming in its awesomeness. “I went up to Ferryland, and I wanted to capture the iceberg before it moved, and I was waiting for twilight time and I had it pictured in my mind what I want- ed to do. I waited for the sun to go down, and I got the shot that I wanted,” he says. And the response? “It was crazy. There was so much ex- citement, and for me, it was overwhelm- ingly positive. There was something like six million of those stamps sent out all over the world.” Does he have a favourite image? He pauses for a moment. “The next one is always my favourite, but the whale one is 16 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

up there because of how much time I put EVENING REFLECTION in to get it,” he says. “I’m fortunate as a landscape photographer to live in a place While he’s proud of many things, like Newfoundland where there’s limitless opportunities to Winsor’s passion also lies in teaching capture that perfect image.” — Michael Winsor the art of low light landscape photogra- phy to others. PUFFIN LANDING LANDSCAPE PHOTOS 101 To follow Michael’s adventures, visit michael- winsor.ca or for photography class info, check out: “While the workshops usually involve newfoundlandphototours.com. To purchase Lost bringing people out to show them how in Newfoundland visit breakwaterbooks.com to do it in person, now I’m offering on- JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 17 line Zoom classes. But really, getting that perfect photo requires a few things, and practice is number one. Just keep making mistakes and learn something from each one you make. The more you can just get out there, and explore, and take pictures, and make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes, and just keep exploring and shooting and doing it, the better. Like so many things, the more you do it, the better you get.” Does Winsor have anything special he’s working on capturing now? A sum- mer wish list of sorts? Not really, he says. Over and above anything else, he justs wants to get out and see what this prov- ince of ours has to offer. “I’m fortunate as a landscape photogra- pher to live in a place like Newfoundland where there’s limitless opportunities to capture that perfect image.” NFLDHERALD.com

SPECIAL FEATURE SANDBANKS PROVINCIAL PARK (BAILEY PARSONS PHOTO) STAYCEMBRACE YOUR AT I O N Newfoundland and Labrador’s Minister of Tourism, Culture, Industry and Innovation, Bernard Davis, unpacks making the most of summer 2020, staycation style! BY DILLON COLLINS FILE PHOTO W hat is it they say about the compromises, though unquestionably best laid plans? The dawn one of opportunity as well. MINISTER OF TOURISM of the new decade couldn’t have kicked off to a more No behemoth cruise ships docked “I can’t wait for this inauspicious start, particularly for us along St. John’s Harbour. No legions of summer to get out to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians boat tours and bay excursions from cu- see Sandbanks Provin- when you factor in the mammoth event rious mainlanders and even those who cial Parks in Burgeo.” that was Snowmageddon 2020. Now travelled a little farther to get a slice of us islanders wrestle with the realities of the good stuff we’re selling. — MHA Bernard Davis the COVID-19 pandemic, and with that comes adjustments to our day-to-day Few know the realities of what we have lives, and indeed, our best laid plans. faced and continue to grapple with from a tourism perspective like the Honour- SUMMER 2020 able Bernard Davis, Minister of Tour- ism, Culture, Industry and Innovation Summer 2020 here on The Rock and the MHA for of Virginia Waters will be unlike any in recent memory. If – Pleasantville. quarantine and social-distancing mea- sures remain in place – with travel from Addressing the elephant in the room outsiders and the come from aways that early in our candid Herald interview, dominate our tourist hotspots restricted Minister Davis admits summer 2020 – this will be a season of contrasts and will be a time for adjustments and inge- nuity to combat the sorely missed lack of tourist revenue from outside the island. 18 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

SUBMITTED PHOTO TO P DEST I NAT I O N S “There’s no better oppor- A PICTURESQUE TOWN RICH IN HISTORY AND THEATRE tunity for you to see and COASTAL HIKING & ICEBERG VIEWING IN ICEBERG ALLEY experience it than getting out and doing it like we Imagine yourself seated on a setting sun reflects off the side of a can this summer.” patch of long grass, looking out 10,000-year-old iceberg. over the pristine waters of the Atlantic — MHA Bernard Davis Ocean. Fishing boats bounce softly This is just a tiny piece of the beauty over the waves as the light from the you will experience in Twillingate. “One problem that we’re facing right (newfoundlandlabrador.com) now is it’s not safe to come here, not nec- essarily because of here, just globally,” NORTH AMERICA’S EDGE CITY OF LEGENDS he says. “We’re in that problem where we’ve built up a sturdy, very strong brand Perched on a rugged cliff, at our St. John’s, our province’s capital, awareness globally. People want to come continent’s most easterly point, is the perfect combination of here and are struggling because they sits Cape Spear Lighthouse – the old- big-city luxury and traditional small- want to get here and we can’t let them est surviving lighthouse in the prov- town charm. It is one of the oldest and in just yet. We want them to keep us on ince, a National Historic Site, and an most easterly cities in North America, their bucket-list for travel and as soon as iconic symbol of Newfoundland and and has become a rare destination full it’s safe to do so, fill their boots and come Labrador’s marine history. Go for a of character and charisma, with a con- here.” hike, a picnic or just enjoy the view. temporary, sophisticated edge. THE TOURISM INDUSTRY JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 19 Newfoundland and Labrador’s tour- ism industry is, simply put, a juggernaut. 20,000 employees making up 2,700 busi- nesses and over 1.4 billion in sales. And while operators in the tourism industry and local businesses will be without those CFA dollars, those who proudly call this place home will adjust to our isolation in typical can-do fashion. 2020 will be the year of the staycation. “I encourage the individuals in this province, as these restrictions lift, and hopefully lift sooner rather than later, to get out and see some of the beautiful things that Newfoundland and Lab- rador has to offer in all corners of it, in every nook and cranny,” Minister Davis shares proudly. NFLDHERALD.com

SUBMITTED PHOTO “I can’t think of a better spot to be stuck than right here in this province, because there’s so much to do and so much to experience.” — Bernard Davis “There’s experiences for everyone, and different ones. Whether it’s culinary or adventure tourism or just camping and hiking and taking in the beautiful scenery that we have in the province. I think that’s where we’re going to see the biggest op- portunity for that pent up demand that’s existed as we’ve been sequestered in our houses for the last 11 or 12 weeks.” SUMMER HOTSPOTS Leading by example, we ask Minis- ter Davis for some of his tried-and-true summer hotspots, and even those on his staycation bucket-list. “I grew up in St. John’s, so obviously Signal Hill, Cape Spear and Quidi Vidi village were always mainstays for myself and my family. But as you start to grow older you start to see things in a differ- ent light. “I can’t wait for this summer to get out to see Sandbanks Provincial Park in Burgeo. It looks like it’s the nicest beach I’ve ever seen in a picture around the world. And that’s right here in this province. It’s a good distance away, but it’s gonna be worth a visit. And from my standpoint, I think there’s lots of those hidden gems in the province and in every region of the province and every one who 20 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

TO P DEST I NAT I O N S NL TOURISM PHOTOS A PICTURESQUE TOWN RICH IN HISTORY AND THEATRE lives in every region of the province has TRINITY HISTORICAL & CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS ABOUND some of those hidden gems within their borders. There’s no better opportuni- History, friendliness, and stead- Nearby you’ll get a chance to hike ty for you to see and experience it than fast authenticity are woven into along the coast on one of the province’s getting out and doing it like we can this every aspect of the Trinity area. The most popular trails. Or take a boat summer.” town offers beautifully restored fish- tour and see some of our breathtaking ing rooms and saltbox houses, accom- coastline from a different perspective UNSPOILED GLORY modations in historic buildings, and as you watch for whales, birds, and top-rated dining experiences. icebergs.(newfoundlandlabrador.com) From picturesque Trinity to the un- matched beauty of Gros Morne or her- GROS MORNE POSTCARD TOWNS itage site L’Anse aux Meadows, whale watching mecca Bay Bulls or the serene Gros Morne National Park is A rich English history captured Codroy Valley, Newfoundlanders and the perfect backdrop for all in picture postcard towns. The Labradorians have no shortage of ample kinds of outdoor activities, particular- rich history of these early English set- opportunity to soak in a place that post- ly hiking. Discover both marked and tlements is celebrated in their archi- cards and television ads are made of, and unmarked trails winding throughout tecture and people. There are archaeo- one that perhaps we take for granted. the landscape, and explore the park’s logical sites uncovering the secrets of Summer 2020 presents a unique chance dense forests for rare plant, animal, the past, and a three-day festival that to explore our island in all its unspoiled and bird species. celebrates the humble blueberry. glory, while directly supporting our own local industries. JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 21 “The good thing about Newfound- landers and Labradorians, and I get to see it every day, you see them at their most positive time and sometimes at their lowest, but in all of those things it’s always been met with an opportunity to try to improve the situation for each oth- er. We always work together. We always try to find solutions to the problems that exist ... When we get the opportunity to sell this province and all that it stands for and all of its beauty, we should be NFLDHERALD.com

TO P DEST I NAT I O N S standing up on a chair as high as we can and shout it as loud as we can. NL TOURISM PHOTOS “We’ve had adversity before, wheth- L’ANSE AUX MEADOWS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE er in 1992 with the cod moratorium or what we’re facing right now. I mean, TRAVEL BACK IN TIME TO WHERE VIKINGS ONCE STOOD we’ve been through Snowmaged- don. We’re working our way through L’Anse aux Meadows National can try blacksmithing or weaving, and COVID, and we’re a resilient popula- Historic Site, a UNESCO talk to characters who will bring the tion. And the tourism and hospitality World Heritage Site, is the only au- Viking history to life. In the evenings, sector are a resilient sector. They will thenticated Norse site in North gather around the skáli (kitchen) and rebound from this. And we want to give America. Your visit will transport you hear heroic tales of Thor, Loki, Erik them as much of the support we can as back to where Vikings once stood. the Red, and more from the Sagas. a provincial government. We’re going to At the Viking Encampment, you (newfoundlandlabrador.com) be one of the ones that are going to come out of this stronger. And it may not seem ‘OH HAPPY SIGHT!” BIG OL’ WILDERNESS like that today, but I think we will and the product that we put on the table for When Italian explorer Giovanni Torngat Mountains National people to enjoy is something that’s going Caboto (or John Cabot as he is Park takes its name from the In- to be long term and people, even though locally known) first discovered North uktitut word Tongait, meaning place they can’t come in right now to the prov- America in 1497, his first words were of spirits. It is 9,700 square kilometres ince, they’re going to want to get back to “O buono vista!” When translated, of spectacular wilderness. It’s a land of this province.” this phrase means “Oh happy sight!”, mountains and polar bears, small gla- which is certainly fitting for what ciers, and caribou, where the Inuit SUMMER 2020 would become the town of Bonavista, hunt, fish, and travel, as their prede- the historic site of Cabot’s landing. cessors did for thousands of years. Summer 2020 may lack in large scale music festivals, annual regattas or sport- ing events, but it does present opportu- nity to explore, expand and support our own, uniting under the ties of home and our love for this unique, rugged and ma- jestic place and the people who serve as its beating heart. Davis knows this well. “These are not faceless corporations here in this province. These are small, medium sized businesses that are our friends, our family and our neighbours ... they created a great product. Let’s go out, see if we can enjoy it like I know you will when you get the opportunity to see it. And we sometimes take for granted what we have in this province. When you get on any trail network in this prov- ince and you look out over the scenery that exists, and you just look at it and say, boy, we’re pretty lucky to live where we are. And you hit the nail on the head by saying, I can’t think of a better spot to be stuck than right here in this prov- ince, because there’s so much to do and so much to experience.” For more on Tourism Newfoundland and Labrador including must-see destina- tions for your dream staycation visit new- foundlandandlabrador.com 22 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

SPECIAL FEATURE CHAMBER’SCOVE OUT & ABOUT ON THE BURIN PENINSULA The “boot” of the island is the perfect place for those feeling adventurous while flattening the curve. BY NOAH SHEPPARD M any Newfoundlanders and Labradorians may be feeling cooped up as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Some people are using their spare time to get out and get fit, with hiking becoming a popular activity for these outgoing souls. The Burin Peninsula is full of great views and eye-catching routes, all ready for your enjoyment. COOK’S LOOKOUT SUGARLOAF (SUBMITTED PHOTOS) This scenic hike is located off of Pen- The Burin Peninsula is full of great views and ney’s Pond Rd. in Burin, and is a 4.3km eye-catching routes, all ready for your enjoyment. round trip. The trail is named after Brit- ish explorer Captain James Cook, who NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 23

LONG RIDGEHIKING TRAIL (STARR SMITH PHOTO) STARR SMITH PHOTO would use the site to watch for smug- moderate inclines on the way to the top. Get out and explore glers in the 1700s. While fully marked and recently up- the “boot” and immerse yourself in the history Hikers will travel over a mostly board- graded, the final push before the summit and beauty it has to walk and gravel trail for the first half of can be challenging for beginners. offer. the hike, before navigating up and down For those who do conquer the hill, they’re rewarded with a spectacular view of the surrounding community and a great place to take pictures. Along the trail are also places to watch the boats come in and out of Burin Bay, just as Captain Cook did. LONG RIDGE HIKING TRAIL While some may be deterred by the hills close to the entrance of the trail, Long Ridge is an easy hike for those who want a quick route with a picturesque view. While the trail is only 1.8km long, the exit point is on the other side of the town, meaning a 2km walk is needed to get back to the entrance. Even though it’s mostly a dirt and for- est path, there are places with hand rails and bridges to get over some of the mud- dy areas. This path can be somewhat messy after a rainfall, but is usually a short hike with room enough to bring along a furry friend. The Sugarloaf ATV path can be ac- cessed from Bay L’Argent, and exits on Highway 212. The gravel road follows the transmis- sion lines into the hill opposite the town and was used as the primary connection 24 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

SUGARLOAF COOK’SLOOKOUT (SUBMITTED PHOTOS) to the highway until the mid 1970’s. At a These are just a small sample of the and immerse yourself in the history and distance of a little more than 4 km, this wealth of hiking that can be done on the beauty it has to offer. path is an easier hike for those who enjoy Burin Peninsula. If you’re feeling adven- walking hills and is dry, even after a light turous, get out and explore the “boot” Looking for other outport trails? Visit rainfall. townofburin.com/tourism for more. Adventurers may be inclined to de- JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 25 viate from the marked path and scale the peak of the hill. While this can be a little difficult, daring hikers who can navigate the looser gravel will be greeted with a stellar view of Bay L’Argent, and the neighbouring community, Little Bay East. CHAMBER’S COVE This historic 5km route takes you along the path that the survivors of the USS Pollux and USS Truxtun ship- wreck would have traversed on February 8, 1942. The gravel path is an easy walk that leads you through a history lesson of the wreck, and provides hikers with an incredible view of the cove. A very groomed and scenic trail, Chamber’s Cove may be on the simpler side for experienced hikers, but provides a lengthier distance, along with a unique all-around experience and atmosphere. While the trail is well kept, the dirt road leading to the entrance may cause trouble for some low-clearance vehicles. Overall, the hike is a great opportunity for hikers to bring along the whole fam- ily. NFLDHERALD.com

MUSIC SPOTLIGHT SUBMITTED PHOTOS “I’ll just turn on my loop station and my synth ... It’s like turning on a spaceship and just going away.” — Selina Boland WRITING WITH CHALK Boland’s alter-ego of sorts, an ambient/ Prolific singer-songwriter Selina Boland embraces all sides of electronic indie project that sees the di- verse songstress trade in her guitar for her artistry, diving into her ambient electric passion-project, a loop station and synthesizer, crafting sound that is at both points vintage and Chalk BY DILLON COLLINS decidedly new-age. L ongtime Herald tic album The Cold earned criti- ‘TURNING ON A SPACESHIP’ readers are no cal praise upon its release in the doubt acquaint- winter of 2019, has used these “I enter a flow state,” Boland says of COVID-19 dog days as a means the project. “I’ll just turn on my loop sta- ed with Selina to maximize her musical mile- tion and my synth ... It’s like turning on a age, particularly as it relates to spaceship and just going away. It sounds Boland, a second genera- her solo passion-project, Chalk. crazy, but I turn it on and then I’m like, Born out of revived childhood writ- all right, here I am. And suddenly I look tion, award-winning sing- ings, poetry and newly crafted works at the clock and I’m like, how the heck from Boland’s life and career, Chalk is have I been standing here for four hours? er-songwriter who you’d be I thought it was like ten minutes.” hard pressed to pin down and classify After years of honing her craft through various venues across the globe, gigging with typical genre tropes. and pumping out tracks that range from calming folk to lively radio-ready pop- Boland, whose deeply personal acous- rock, Chalk presents a dynamic new lay- er for an artist that still has more than a few tricks up her sleeve. “It’s liberating because it offers me another avenue for expression,” Boland 26 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

explains. SUBMITTED PHOTOS “It’s just so great. It’s “I’ve always learned to liberating to be able to Boland Facebook Artist page, and then record on the spot.” express myself through the I have Chalk, and they’re two complete- guitar and through paint- ly different expressions and they don’t — Selina Boland ing, but when I went to even overlap. I’ll release an acoustic song Calgary, I met this looping from my bedroom, and then I’ll go to the I’m working on them simultaneously.” artist who actually lent me Chalk page and I’ll release something of Asked to sum up these recent years of the loop station that I’m my Chalk stuff on my loop station, and using now, which I pur- it’s a completely different vibe. It’s kind her career? Boland has a buzz word at chased off him eventually. of neat. They are two separate things and the ready. He taught me how to loop, and I was like I can’t believe “I’m prolific,” she says with a laugh. how much more creative “And I didn’t choose that. It’s just com- I can get, because I can create. Every- ing out, you know? And so I kind of need thing that I hear, whether it’s the bass, more than just one form of expression to the drums, the lead parts, I can create all do that.” of it just with that synthesizer in front of me and a loop station and with vocals Visit Selina Boland’s official artist Face- I can harmonize with myself. It’s just so book page and bandcamp as well as those great. It’s liberating to be able to record for her side project Chalk! on the spot.” MIXED & MASTERED With Chalk, Boland has taken to the newly popular model of releasing tracks one at a time through bandcamp, as op- posed to collected in an EP or full-length album, though a full-on digital release of the tracks is expected at a later date. From the Adam Cole led video for the single Box to her most recent hit, I Got You – co-produced, mixed and mastered by frequent collaborator Christian Jo- hansson – Chalk offers a fine parallel to Boland’s already established discography. “I’ve written so many songs on syn- thesizers just because of the sounds I can create. I’ve been posting videos on my Chalk page and getting a lot of really cool reactions to that. I don’t know what it is. I guess whatever you’re passionate about, whatever you have the most en- ergy behind, people kind of pick up on that and they’re like, oh my God, this is great.” Though Boland is quick to point out that while Chalk seemingly serves as her muse for the moment, she still returns to her first love more often than not, with two new guitar-driven tracks already on deck. “I’m actually bouncing back and forth,” Boland says of her dueling musi- cal worlds. “It’s funny. I have my Selina NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 27

YOYUONUGNIGSLISALNADNEDRESRS JASMINE EDWARDS-LEWIS OF CBS er want to see your face again!” Ami screams in anger then stomps away. “I knew it, Aladdin wants to be single,” she whispered to herself. The next day Jasmine scurried to the palace for a look, carefully stepping on the first stair. She stepped on the second stair. “Ok, so this is crazy, this is totally crazy but I’m not stopping now,” she said confidently. She took a deep breath and off she went into the palace. Just then she heard a noise. She saw him up close; Aladdin. “He’s even cooler in person,” she whis- pered as she stared at the Prince. The women next to him started to walk away. Jasmine started to fall. “Oh, that hurt,” she groaned as get got up. “Who are you and what are you doing here!” a loud voice grumbled. Jasmine stumbled to her feet, now shaking and was ready to run for the hills, or in this case for the exit. “I hope he doesn’t re- member my face,” she thought to herself. SUBMITTED PHOTOS THE STRANGE WOMAN A SELF-PROCLAIMED FRACTURED FAIRYTALE That evening Jasmine thought about what she had done but decided she BY 10 YEAR-OLD JASMINE EDWARDS-LEWIS OF CBS would go back to the palace. Suddenly, two men showed up behind her. She an it please rain al- Jasmine whispered to herself. shuddered in fear. “We finally got you, ready? Please, running “Welcome Princess Ami,” called the you little rat,” one of the men said. Jas- is such a struggle. I’ve mine ran for her life. been running for so Sultan. “Poor Ami, she’ll never win long now I could faint.” She panted as Aladdin over. She doesn’t “Well hello young lady,” said an old she ran. “Yes! Finally I made it to my even know it,” Jasmine woman in an alley way. Jasmine ran hideout. Shade, how I missed you!” Jas- whispered again. towards the voice. “I can help you out mine sang out. of this,” the old women said before she “We lost her again,” said a bandit in THE BREAK-IN suddenly transformed. “Who are you!” the distance. “When I find her…” he gets Jasmine asked suspiciously. The strange cut off. “Will you shut it? We don’t have A few hours later she time for this!” Just then a bang went off hears, “I’ll be glad to woman was now holding out her hand and another sound filled the air. “Pre- hear of your death, waiting for an answer. Jasmine senting Ami of Sudan!” called a voice. you no-good Alad- panicked and then quickly Jasmine rushed to see. Another prin- din!” Jasmine rushed grabbed the woman’s hand and cess? “I’m sure she’ll get rejected too,” to the window and saw Princess Ami ran as fast as she could. walking away. “I nev- Jasmine felt a rush of relief, “Thank you for saving me,” she said. “Please call me Jaffar,” the woman said. Jasmine watched as Jaffar pulled out some sort of book. “This spell can grant any wish, would you like to try?” “What’s the 28 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

catch?” Jasmine asked, on guard. “All de- then pulled her away. “You and Alad- self. But then again if we did do it, we pends on your wish and your goal,” Jaffar din don’t seem very close yet,” Jaffar told would be closer. I guess I really have to says. “I wish I was a Princess so Prince Jasmine angrily. “We were just becom- try now. Why is life so hard for me?” Aladdin would fall in love with me.” ing close, I just need a little more time, With these words, Jasmine got lifted up I’ll manage, I just need time,” Jasmine The next morning Jasmine seemed to into the air and before she knew it, she begged. “You have three days left, you hit rock bottom. Aladdin acted as if he transformed into a beautiful princess. got that?” Jaffar snapped. “Yes mother,” hated her and tomorrow is her last day. Jasmine couldn’t believe her eyes. Jasmine blurted out. “Where did I go wrong? Calm down Jas- mine, you’ll live at least, maybe not with PRINCESS JASMINE IS HERE The one thing Jasmine needed is ex- Aladdin but live none the less.” actly what she didn’t have and that was “Aladdin, Aladdin where are you!” time. Just then a note was slipped under Jasmine is almost out of time. “It’s The sultan shouts for her son. “What her door, it read ‘Meet me in the throne time to strike, it’s now or never.” Jaffar mom, I’m in my room,” Aladdin replied room after lunch.’ It was signed, Alad- has been watching and fearing failure annoyed. “Oh, there you are Aladdin,” din. After lunch Jasmine remembered she casts an evil spell. his mother said looking around his the note and decides she should investi- room. “There is a new Princess here gate the invitation carefully. The ink was ONCE A RAT, ALWAYS A RAT for you,” his mother says excitedly. “Oh even gold. Only a Prince or someone very wow, thanks Mom.” Aladdin says sar- wealthy would write with something so The last day had come at last and what castically. “Now presenting,Princess expensive. Jasmine starts to panic, but a day it was indeed. “Aladdin, dear, why Jasmine of Sedona Des- sees Aladdin standing waiting for her. don’t you ever at least try to get along ert.” “Nice to meet “Jasmine, you came, you actually came,” with the Princess”? You know you can’t you Princess,” Alad- Aladdin exclaims. “Why did you rule the land on your own,” says Alad- din says while kissing invite me here, what do you din’s mother. Jasmine’s hand. want from me?” Jasmine asks. After breakfast Jasmine finds her- Later that day, self walking with Aladdin. “If you Aladdin showed Jas- ALADDIN’S IDEA mine around the palace. “It’s think I’m interested in you, you’re quite the home you have here,” Jas- Aladdin seemed very wrong,” Aladdin whispers sud- mine commented politely as Alad- excited and serious, saying denly. din showed her where she would be he wanted to sneak out of staying. Aladdin smiled then closes the the castle. “It will be fun,” Jasmine holds back her tears. door and walks away. Aladdin is much Aladdin says. “I’m going That afternoon Jaffar came to Jas- more sarcastic than I thought he would back to my room. I’m not mine’s room. “Well it looks like you be, plus who knew a prince would be so sneaking out, we’re royal- failed,” she says. boring, Jasmine thought to herself while ty not rebels.” Jasmine walked “Jaffar, just change me back into a twirling around happily in her fancy new away leaving Aladdin speechless. rat already.” Jasmine tries to hold her room. “Now, how would a clumsy girl “That was close, if I went along tears but some fall from her eyes. Jas- like me get a stubborn Prince to fall in with the idea, I’d for sure be in big mine closed her eyes. “Is this how it love?” She thought. trouble,” Jasmine thought to her- ends? My dream life?” The next day Jasmine and Aladdin I guess I had my chance, went out into the garden, then a staff member came by. “Your mother would she thinks to herself. Jasmine can’t like to have a talk with you two,” the ser- help but wonder, would Aladdin even vant says nervously. They do as they are care? I guess she will never know. told. JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 29 “This is Jaffar, the Sultan of Sugu- na Desert and the mother of Jasmine,” says Aladdin’s mom. Oh no, the strange woman, I can’t believe she found me, Jas- mine whispered to herself. “Sweet, sweet Jasmine, my darling Jas- mine,” Jaffar continues, “May I speak to you for a minute dear?” “Yes, mother, I’m coming,” Jasmine quickly ran to Jaffar. Jaffar grabbed Jasmine’s arm tight NFLDHERALD.com

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FINE OL’ SCOFF ARCTIC.RU PHOTO EVERYDAYRECIPES.CA PHOTO HAVE A FEED OF CAPLIN CRISPY DEEP-FRIED Best kind to fire up a fire and have a feed on the beach, quite CAPLIN another to chow down on what you’ve picked up along your • 20 caplin, cleaned and head removed travels: caplin are here! BY PAM PARDY • 1/4 cup cornmeal I have failed as a parent! At er! Common we goes!” I hollered at the • 3/4 cup fine breadcrumbs 11, my daughter has no youngsters, “Caplin’s in! Come with yer • 1/4 tsp celery salt memories of picking caplin mudder!” They just looked confused and • 1/2 tsp black pepper up off a beach. Sin, wa? maybe a little terrified. Oh well! Off we • 1/2 tsp cumin, ground went with the cooler anyway. • 1/2 tsp onion powder CAPLIN ROLLING IN • 1 cup flour Here’s some recipes for when you head • 2 eggs The minute they started rolling in back from your own beach excursion • 1/2 cup milk CBS, my phone rang. “Get your cool- with success. Enjoy! Mix together cornmeal and NEWFOUNDLAND PAN FRIED CAPLIN breadcrumbs in one bowl. In a second bowl, combine flour • 12 Caplin and spices. • 1/2 cup fat pork small cubes In a third bowl, whisk togeth- • Sea Salt er eggs and milk. Lightly moisten • Pepper the caplin with water, but only just • Olive oil enough that the flour can stick. • 1/2 cup flour Roll each fish in the flour, shake off the excess and dip in egg wash, You will need a cast iron pan or BONITASKITCHEN.COM PHOTO then roll in crumbs. Pat to be sure non stick pan. it’s all coated. Clean and gut one dozen caplin or Then add a few caplin fry until gold- Deep fry in oil heated to 325 de- as many as you like. en brown on each side, this will only grees fahrenheit until golden brown. Then in a bowl add flour, sea salt, take a few minutes. Serve immediately. pepper and mix together. Then roll caplin in the flour mixture Then remove from heat and drizzle - Source: everydayrecipes.ca and place on a plate. with lemon and serve with boiled po- Start the heat on your pan and add tatoes and fresh bread, or side dish of the fat pork, butter and oil of choice, choice. until the fat pork starts to cook. - Source: bonitaskitchen.com 32 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

BAKED CAPLIN • 800 g caplin • Salt and spices to taste • 30 ml of vegetable oil • Flour for breading — optional • Fresh greens for serving • Vegetables for serving First of all, defrost caplin. In this so that the caplin is completely in flour. KAKPROSTO.RU PHOTO case, do this naturally and do not We take the frying tray and cover it use a microwave, as the meat of this contain connective tissues. seafood is too tender. Many people gut with oil. Then lay out your fish at even After the necessary time, we take it, cutting off the heads, but we do not layer. If flour is not used, then cover recommend you. It should simply be careful with mayonnaise or vegetable the dish out and serve it to the table, thoroughly washed under running wa- oil, using a culinary brush. with greens and fresh vegetables. This ter and placed in a deep container. dish can be wonderfully combined After that salt it and sprinkle with Preheat the oven up to 200 degrees with vegetable salads, boiled rice with spices. Very tasty caplin is obtained if fahrenheit and send the prepared fish white sauce, baked and stewed vegeta- instead of flour you use mayonnaise. there for 15-20 minutes. It is prepared bles. Also it is very tasty with a glass of If you want to cook it in bread- very quickly, as it practically does not white wine and a slice of lemon. crumbs from flour, it will turn out to taste almost the same as fried one. We - Source: inspiringrecipeideas.com take a polyethylene bag and put our fish into it, sprinkle with salt and flour. Then wrap it and shake it several times NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 33

THIS WEEK WITH NTV’S JIM FURLONG THEY ARE ONLY WORDS Sometimes I am really humbled by the work and words of okay as long as every newspaper and others. There are some wonderful wordsmiths on the go. radio and TV station in Christendom wasn’t using it. Fine at the beginning I love words. I have been this point in time” which really means but overused in a hurry. Overuse kills making a living with them NOW and “on a go forward basis” which for a long time. I’m pretty really means; “I don’t give a damn what a lot of things. Everybody was talking good at using them but I’m you think about my decision.” about boots on the ground. certainly not the best. Sometimes I am really humbled by the work and words of Now in this year of COVID-19 a new Take a look too at the expres- others. There are some wonderful word- group of phrases and words have raised sion “drilling down.” All hands smiths on the go. my hackles. “Hackles,” by the way, are it seems are “drilling down” the small erectile hairs on the back of ‘ON A GO FORWARD BASIS’ an animal that shows when he is these days particularly in pro- upset. See I told you I knew mos for upcoming programs. That’s the background that establishes words. It’s a promise that whatever I’m not totally arrogant. Now I can lash out in righteous anger at some recent Consider first of all to- they are going to do won’t expressions that have burst into the lan- day the expression “boots be superficial. “We are guage and provided shortcuts to people on the ground.” It came going to be DRILLING that struggle to express themselves well. into vogue some years DOWN!” Well good for you. You may remember a couple of years ago ago and means a de- The word “granular” falls into the I got all cranked up by phrases like “At ployment of re- same category. It was good for two days sources. It was but then everybody picked up on it and everything became “granular.” In the interests of full disclosure; I still don’t really know what that means. What is granular anyway? ‘STORM CHIPS’ Things in broadcast and print catch on in a hurry and vanish in a hurry. In the snow storm before the 2020 bliz- zard somebody in the media men- tioned ”storm chips.” It was cute and within forty-eight hours every station was talking about getting your “storm chips.” I decided to check out its ori- gins. It turns out it doesn’t come from Newfoundland at all. It is an expression from Atlantic Canada that has been around for a couple of decades. Finally from the world of sports; the granddaddy of all the over used, hack- neyed expressions. “Are you kidding me?” Can there be one good play in a sporting event reported without the an- nouncer using that expression as if he had invented it. Football, baseball, bas- ketball and tidily winks. “Are you kid- ding me?” Thanks for listening. NTV’s Jim Furlong can be reached by emailing: [email protected] 34 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020

BY MAX HAINES CRIME FLASHBACK ERNESTCASHEL In jail Ernest Cashel read extensively about outlaw Jesse James, who became something of a hero to him. THE CASE OF JESSEJAMES only as long as his luck. One day Ernie found himself dead ERNEST CASHEL Convicted murderer Ernest Cashel was the subject of the broke. In order to get a stake, he forged largest man-hunt in western Canada’s history. a cheque in a Calgary store. The store- keeper remembered his face, and soon U nlike our neighbours to the cheap, and sometimes free land. Others the law was looking for bad Ernie Cashel. south, we Canadians are moved to Canada to start life anew after But Ernie, who could always anticipate not given to depicting our breaking the law in the U.S. heat, had disappeared. Once the Calgary police assured themselves their man had badmen as heroes. As a re- One such young man was Ernest left town, they notified the North West Cashel, an 18-year-old brown eyed des- Mounted Police. sult, while the Younger brothers, Jesse perado who had begun his life of mis- adventure four years earlier by running TRAIN TRIP TO CALGARY James, Billy the Kid, and the like have away from home. He stole as he went from state to state, finally getting tossed At the time the commanding officer been publicized as larger than life, our into jail for a year while he was still only of the Mounties in Calgary was a Super- 15 years of age. intendent Sanders. He learned that the Canadian badmen have gone relatively wanted man’s family had moved from In jail he not only met real criminals, the U.S. to Ponoka, Alta. He contacted unnoticed. but read extensively about outlaw Jes- Red Deer and instructed Const. Rubbra se James, who became something of a to pick up Ernie. Rubbra apprehended LIFE OF MISADVENTURE hero to him. By the time he hit Alberta his man without incident, and returned he strutted as he walked, wore a wide to Red Deer with his prisoner. Ernie was At the turn of the century, Calgary brimmed hat, and made his living play- turned over to Rubbra’s superior for the was the most exciting city in Canada. ing poker. This dubious vocation lasted train trip to Calgary. Immigrants poured into the territory around the bustling cow town to take As the train sped through the night up ranching. Many had done well at Ernie thought of nothing but escape. ranching in the U.S. and felt they could His plan was simple enough, having duplicate their success starting off with been used many times before and since. He asked permission to use the wash- room and never returned. The door to the washroom was forced. Ernie had NFLDHERALD.com JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 35

JOHN CASHEL’S ARREST IN CALGARY IN 1903 a few days at a small ranch owned by Ru- fus Belt. Const. Macleod was instructed Mounties wondered how Ernie, a tenderfoot, could to travel to the Belt ranch and interview survive the winter without making contact with someone. the owner. leaped through an open window into the combe who had sold a horse and saddle When the Mountie arrived at the Belt night. to a stranger who called himself Ells- spread he could sense that something worth. The stranger, who fit Ernie’s de- was drastically wrong. There was no sign GET ERNIE CASHEL scription, had never returned to pay for of Rufus anywhere. The doors and win- the horse. dows of the ranch house were wide open No law enforcement agency liked be- although it was the middle of Novem- ing duped. The Mounties were no excep- A month passed before word of Ernie’s ber. Rufus’ distinctive dark cream pony, tion. Word went out across the plains exploits drifted back to Calgary. He had new saddle, shotgun, brown suit, and of Alberta: Get Ernie Cashel. It would been spotted near Haynes Creek, about about $250 in cash were missing. There prove to be a difficult task. 38 miles from Lacombe, on his stolen seemed little doubt that Rufus Belt had horse. It was reported that he had stayed met with foul play. Ernie was traced to a rancher at La- HARSH COLD WINTER JAEMESRISCAEN OJUTALAMW ES The harsh cold winter fell over the JESSE WOODSON JAMES (SEPT. 5, 1847 - APRIL 3, 1882) west. Mounties wondered how Ernie, a relative tenderfoot, could survive the Born in 1847 in Missouri, Jesse winter without making contact with was the son of a Baptist preach- someone. He was now wanted for forg- er. He grew up on a farm with his fam- ery, horse theft, and possibly murder. ily. In the 1860s, the United States Now and then the wanted man would be became divided in the Civil War. sighted, but always he was on step ahead In 1863, the James family farm was of the frustrated Mounties. attacked by Union soldiers. This made Jesse and his brother Frank become Finally, Ernie made the mistake of guerrilla soldiers for the Confederacy. selling Belt’s brown coat near Kananas- ki. There was a blood stained hole in the CAREER CRIMINALS garment, which immediately aroused the suspicion of the purchaser. He in- After the war, Jesse and Frank turned formed the Mounties, who rushed to the to a life of crime. They got togeth- scene of the transaction and recaptured er with a group of men and formed a Ernie without incident. gang that began robbing banks, trains, and stagecoaches. (study.com) With Ernie safe in custody in Calgary, the Mounties made a concerted effort to find the body of Rufus Belt. They hadn’t long to wait. On July 23 a naked body surfaced in a remote creek. A friend of Belt’s posi- tively identified the body by a distinc- tively deformed left big toe. Belt had been killed by a bullet fired directly into his left breast. The hole in the coat and the entry wound on Belt’s body matched perfectly. TRIAL FOR MURDER Ernie Cashel stood trial for murder. His trial was followed with great inter- est across the country. Ernie was found guilty. A sentence of death was passed with the execution date set at Dec. 15, 1903. As his date with the hangman drew near, Ernie acted with a certain 36 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JUNE 8 - 14, 2020 *Crime Flashback Images are used for reenactment purposes only and might not be historically accurate.

degree of bravery, never once displaying Ernie Cashel stood trial for murder. His trial was followed a semblance of fear. His guards felt he with great interest across the country. was emulating what he thought would be Jesse James’ behavior in a similar sit- Meanwhile, on Jan. 21, John Cashel aged to scamper up the ladder to safety. uation. was convicted of aiding in his brother’s The three officers obtained reinforce- escape. The Mounties believed Ernie ments and immediately surrounded the AN HONEST CITIZEN would make his way back to the Calgary shack. area to learn of his brother’s fate. With Like Jesse, Ernie had a brother who the aid of many civilians, search parties SMOKE ERNIE OUT visited him often. John Cashel was an were formed to conduct house-to-house honest citizen who had never committed searches. Inspector Duffus, the senior Mount- a criminal act in his life. ie at the scene, decided to smoke Ernie It was in this manner that the Mount- out. He placed hay against the shack and On Dec. 10, Ernie Cashel’s 21st birth- ies stumbled across Ernie’s hiding place, lit it. Soon the tiny structure was filled day, his brother John paid a visit to the a deserted ranch shack near Nose Creek. with smoke. jail. Later that day Ernie’s three guards Const. Biggs, accompanied by two other made their daily search of the con- Mounties, entered the small structure. The Inspector shouted, “Cashel, you demned man’s cell. One guard accompa- Biggs made the mistake of opening a had better come out.” A hollow sound- nied Ernie outside the cell while the oth- trap door leading down to a cellar. A ing voice echoed from the cellar, “I’m not er two conducted the search. Once the bullet whizzed by his head. Biggs man- coming out. I’m going to kill myself.” search was completed, the guards beck- oned Ernie to return to his cell. Ernie The flames leaped higher. Ernie had didn’t move. Instead he took his hands to act. Finally he shouted, “For God’s out of his pockets. He was holding two sake, put out the fire. I don’t want to be revolvers. roasted.” “You speak or move, either of you, and Surrounded by Mounties, with his I’ll let you both have it.” hands raised high above his head, Ernie emerged from his cellar hideout. Soon The guards froze. Ernie backed the he was joking with his captors and was three men into his cell, “I don’t want openly delighted to learn that his broth- to shoot you but I’m in a bad position.” er had received only one year imprison- Knowing the desperate man had only ment for helping him escape. He admit- five days to live, the guards didn’t doubt ted that he returned to the Calgary area him for a minute. with the intention of helping his brother had he received a longer sentence. John Cashel was taken into custody within a half hour of the escape. It was On Feb. 2, after confessing to the obvious he had provided his brother murder to Rufus Belt, Ernie Cashel was with the two revolvers. hanged. Jesse would have been proud. JESSE JAMES FASHION JUNE 8 - 14, 2020/THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD 37 Once more the word went out. Ernie Cashel must be brought in. But again Ernie proved to be a slippery adversary. In typical Jesse James fashion, he showed up on Dec. 15, the date set for his exe- cution, at a vacant farmhouse near Cal- gary, where he stole a $1,000 ring. Ernie left a note letting the owners know that he would repay his loan of $1,000 in six months. Ernie was once again a fugitive in frig- id western Canada in the deep of win- ter. From time to time a farmer would report being held up in his own home. Ernie raided the farmhouses of food and clothing, but never neglected to read whatever newspapers he could find de- tailing his exploits. NFLDHERALD.com

SOAP TALK WILL AND SONNY MADE A LIFE-CHANGING DECISION. 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 teve witnessed Justin’s pro- received a surprising call. Xander asked posal to Kayla. Will and Sarah for another chance. Eric and Cia- Sonny made a life-changing ra shared their concern for Brady. decision. Lani grappled Ben offered to help Jake locate his ex-girlfriend. Claire plead- with her fears about her pregnancy. ed with Marlena to help her gain early release from Bay- Rafe was surprised by Zoey’s news view. NBC.com PHOTOS Jack gave Steve advice about concerning David’s custody case. Kayla. Lani and Eli Marlena discussed shared some exciting Claire’s request with John. CUSTODY BATTLE news with Abe and Julie. Zoey got into it with Orpheus. Hope went to bat Sarah laid into Victor for what he for Rafe in his custody battle with Zoey. did to her. John questioned Marlena discussed Claire’s request with Brady’s motives. Jake came John. clean with Ben. Marlena WAIT TO SEE Claire confides in her new friend and fellow patient, Gwen. Jake reveals to Ben and Ciara that Gabi has been kidnapped. A drunken Steve is tempted to tell Kayla the truth. 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 8 - 14, 2020

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MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS THE BEST MOVIES ON TELEVISION MON/4:30PM SUNDAY 9:30 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 22 JUMP STREET 7:00 a.m. [27] [A&E] Jack Reacher: Never Go [50] [TCM] The Magnificent Seven After making their way through high [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Oblivion +++ Back ++++ (2016) Tom Cruise. +++ (1960) Yul Brynner. (2h15) school (twice), big changes are in (2013) Tom Cruise. (2h45) [50] [TCM] My Man Godfrey 8:30 p.m. store for officers Schmidt and Jenko 8:25 a.m. ++++ (1936) William Powell. (2h) when they go deep undercover at a [55] [CHCH] Die Hard II: Die Harder [50] [TCM] Hollywood My Hometown local college, on CTVComedy. [53] [AMC] A Few Good Men +++ +++ (1990) Bruce Willis. (2h30) +++ (1965) Ben Alexander. (1h) (1992) Tom Cruise. (3h4) 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. WED/6:00PM 9:45 a.m. A WALK TO REMEMBER [34] [SHOW] San Andreas +++ [18] [W] The Wedding Singer +++ [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Interview With (2015) Dwayne Johnson. (2h30) (1998) Adam Sandler. (2h) The story of two North Carolina teens the Vampire +++ (1994) Brad Pitt. 11:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Kings Row +++ (1942) who are thrown together after Landon (2h30) Ann Sheridan. (2h15) [50] [TCM] Lady for a Day ++++ [18] [W] Wedding Crashers +++ 9:35 p.m. gets into trouble and is made to do (1933) May Robson. (1h45) (2005) Owen Wilson. (2h30) community service, on SLICE. 11:30 a.m. [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Interview With [53] [AMC] Taken +++ (2008) Liam the Vampire +++ (1994) Brad Pitt. Neeson. (2h) NSTVU/1N2:D30APY.M. NTV/2:30 P.M. [48] [TOON] How to Train Your (2h45) 11:45 p.m. Dragon ++++ (2010) Jay Baruchel. KING ARTHUR: (2h) MONDAY [50] [TCM] Edge of Darkness LEGEND OF THE SWORD 1:30 p.m. 10:45 a.m. ++++ (1943) Errol Flynn. (2h15) WWW.NTV.CA [24] [YTV] Monsters vs. Aliens [50] [TCM] Tarzan and the Valley WEDNESDAY +++ (2009) Voices of Reese of Gold +++ (1966) Mike Henry. 10:30 a.m. Witherspoon. (2h) (1h45) [50] [TCM] Dodsworth ++++ 12:45 p.m. [53] [AMC] The Hunt for Red October (1936) Walter Huston. (2h) +++ (1990) Sean Connery. (3h) 2:00 p.m. [53] [AMC] Mad Max 2: The Road 11:45 a.m. Warrior +++ (1981) Mel Gibson. (2h) [53] [AMC] Ocean’s Eleven +++ 2:15 p.m. [50] [TCM] Summer Stock +++ (2001) George Clooney. (2h45) (1950) Judy Garland. (2h) 2:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] The Crimson Pirate 1:30 p.m. +++ (1952) Burt Lancaster. (2h) [5] [NTV] King Arthur: Legend 2:45 p.m. [53] [AMC] Saving Private Ryan of the Sword ++ (2017) Charlie +++ (1998) Tom Hanks. (4h) Hunnam. (2h30) [53] [AMC] The Hunt for Red October 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. +++ (1990) Sean Connery. (3h) 4:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] The Clock ++++ (1944) [34] [SHOW] San Andreas +++ Judy Garland. (1h45) (2015) Dwayne Johnson. (2h30) [47] [CTVComedy] 22 Jump Street 3:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. +++ (2014) Channing Tatum. (2h) 6:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] The Harvey Girls +++ [50] [TCM] The Philadelphia Story (1946) Judy Garland. (2h) ++++ (1940) Katharine Hepburn. (2h) [36] [SLICE] Someone Like You 5:30 p.m. [55] [CHCH] The Man Who Knew +++ (2001) Ashley Judd. (2h) Too Much +++ (1934) Leslie Banks. 8:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Easter Parade ++++ (2h) (1948) Judy Garland. (2h) 4:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Independence Day +++ 6:00 p.m. (1996) Will Smith. (3h) [58] [APTN] Vertical Limit +++ 9:30 p.m. [36] [SLICE] A Walk to Remember (2000) Chris O’Donnell. (2h30) +++ (2002) Mandy Moore. (2h30) 5:30 p.m. [10] [A] The Terminator +++ 7:30 p.m. (1984) Arnold Schwarzenegger. (2h) [24] [YTV] Monsters vs. Aliens 11:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Taken +++ (2008) Liam +++ (2009) Voices of Reese Neeson. (2h) Witherspoon. (2h) [50] [TCM] Young Man With a [50] [TCM] Meet Me in St. Louis [50] [TCM] Rachel, Rachel +++ Horn +++ (1950) Kirk Douglas. (2h) ++++ (1944) Judy Garland. (2h) (1968) Joanne Woodward. (2h) 9:30 p.m. [55] [CHCH] The Stranger +++ TUESDAY (1946) Orson Welles. (2h) 7:30 a.m. [7] [ABC] Big Hero 6 ++++ (2014) 5:45 p.m. Voices of Ryan Potter. (2h) [50] [TCM] Land Beyond the Law [53] [AMC] The Karate Kid +++ [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Oblivion +++ +++ (1937) Dick Foran. (1h) (1984) Ralph Macchio. (3h) (2013) Tom Cruise. (2h45) 12:15 p.m. [50] [TCM] Million Dollar Mermaid 7:30 p.m. +++ (1952) Esther Williams. (2h) [50] [TCM] Rough Riders’ Round- 10:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] A Little Romance +++ Up +++ (1939) Roy Rogers. (1h) (1979) Diane Lane. (2h) 3:30 p.m. [36] [SLICE] A Walk to Remember +++ (2002) Mandy Moore. (2h30) “NQOTAUBOLE TMOEVI”E [18] [W] The Wedding Singer +++ (1998) Adam Sandler. (2h) “You’re no longer a myth. You’re starting to mean something.” — KING ARTHUR: LEGEND OF THE SWORD 4466TTHHEENNEEWWFFOOUUNNDDLALANNDDHHEERRAALDLD//JUJuNnEe77--2103,,22002200

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MOVIE HIGHLIGHTS THE BEST MOVIES ON TELEVISION MON/3:30PM SUNDAY 7:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. SHREK 2 6:30 a.m. [24] [YTV] Shrek 2 +++ (2004) [53] [AMC] A Few Good Men +++ Shrek and Fiona travel to the [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Spectre +++ Voices of Mike Myers. (2h15) (1992) Tom Cruise. (3h) Kingdom of Far Far Away, where (2015) Daniel Craig. (3h) [27] [A&E] The Expendables 2 +++ 5:30 p.m. Fiona’s parents are King and Queen, 7:30 a.m. (2012) Sylvester Stallone. (2h) to celebrate their marriage, on YTV. [50] [TCM] Sex and the Single Girl [50] [TCM] Raintree County +++ [50] [TCM] Footlight Parade ++++ +++ (1964) Tony Curtis. (2h) (1958) Montgomery Clift. (3h15) TUE/10:30PM (1933) James Cagney. (2h) 8:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. THE DUFF 9:30 a.m. [53] [AMC] Top Gun +++ (1986) [24] [YTV] Oliver & Company Bianca Piper instigates a social pecking [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Top Gun +++ Tom Cruise. (2h30) ++++ (1989) Voices of Joey Lawrence. order revolution after finding out that she (1986) Tom Cruise. (2h30) 8:30 p.m. (1h30) has been labeled the DUFF - Designated [50] [TCM] The Mortal Storm +++ [53] [AMC] Fury ++++ (2014) Brad (1940) Margaret Storm. (2h) [46] [FAM] Miss Peregrine’s Home Pitt. (3h) Ugly Fat Friend - by her prettier, more 11:00 a.m. for Peculiar Children +++ (2016) [50] [TCM] Odds Against Tomorrow popular counterparts, on FAM. Eva Green. (2h15) +++ (1959) Harry Belafonte. (2h) [36] [SLICE] Speed +++ (1994) 9:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. NTVS/U12N:3D0 AP.MY. NTV/3:00 P.M. Keanu Reeves. (2h30) 12:00 p.m. [50] [TCM] Chariots of Fire +++ [50] [TCM] Farewell My Lovely (1981) Ben Cross. (2h15) +++ (1975) Robert Mitchum. (2h) [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Jack Reacher +++ [55] [CHCH] Die Hard With a (2012) Tom Cruise. (2h45) Vengeance +++ (1995) Bruce Willis. TUESDAY 12:30 p.m. (2h30) 8:45 a.m. 10:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Erin Brockovich +++ [50] [TCM] The Boy With Green (2000) Julia Roberts. (3h) [44] [CTVSci-Fi] Jack Reacher +++ Hair +++ (1948) Dean Stockwell. [47] [CTVComedy] Men in Black (2012) Tom Cruise. (2h45) (1h30) +++ (1997) Will Smith. (2h) 11:30 p.m. 10:15 a.m. 1:30 p.m. [36] [SLICE] Speed +++ (1994) [50] [TCM] Born to Be Bad +++ [36] [SLICE] The Blind Side +++ Keanu Reeves. (2h30) (1950) Joan Fontaine. (1h45) (2009) Sandra Bullock. (3h) [46] [FAM] Miss Peregrine’s Home 11:30 a.m. 2:30 p.m. for Peculiar Children +++ (2016) Eva Green. (2h30) [53] [AMC] A Few Good Men +++ [46] [FAM] Hop +++ (2011) Voices of 11:45 p.m. (1992) Tom Cruise. (3h) Russell Brand. (2h) 12:00 p.m. [54] [FOX] That Touch of Mink +++ [50] [TCM] The Loneliness of the (1962) Doris Day. (2h) Long Distance Runner ++++ [50] [TCM] God’s Little Acre +++ 3:00 p.m. (1962) Tom Courtenay. (2h) (1958) Buddy Hackett. (2h15) 2:15 p.m. [5] [NTV] Going in Style (2017) MONDAY Michael Caine. (2h) 8:00 a.m. [50] [TCM] Bright Leaf +++ (1950) [34] [SHOW] Man of Steel +++ Gary Cooper. (2h) (2013) Henry Cavill. (3h) [50] [TCM] The Search ++++ 2:30 p.m. [50] [TCM] Weekend at the (1948) Montgomery Clift. (2h) Waldorf +++ (1945) Ginger Rogers. 11:00 a.m. [53] [AMC] Star Trek +++ (2009) (2h30) Chris Pine. (3h) 3:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Erin Brockovich +++ 3:30 p.m. (2000) Julia Roberts. (3h) [53] [AMC] The Silence of the 11:30 a.m. [24] [YTV] Oliver & Company ++++ Lambs ++++ (1991) Jodie Foster. (1989) Voices of Joey Lawrence. (1h12) (2h30) [46] [FAM] Hop +++ (2011) Voices of 5:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Russell Brand. (1h35) 12:15 p.m. [53] [AMC] Fury ++++ (2014) Brad [55] [CHCH] The Rainmaker +++ Pitt. (3h) (1956) Burt Lancaster. (2h30) [50] [TCM] I Confess +++ (1953) 8:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Montgomery Clift. (1h45) 2:00 p.m. [53] [AMC] Saving Private Ryan [50] [TCM] Les Girls +++ (1957) +++ (1998) Tom Hanks. (4h) Gene Kelly. (2h) [53] [AMC] The Silence of the 10:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Lambs ++++ (1991) Jodie Foster. (2h30) [46] [FAM] The DUFF +++ (2015) [40] [E!] Walking Tall +++ (2004) [50] [TCM] From Here to Eternity Mae Whitman. (2h) Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson. (2h) ++++ (1953) Burt Lancaster. (2h15) 12:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. [53] [AMC] Top Gun +++ (1986) [36] [SLICE] Speed +++ (1994) [24] [YTV] Shrek 2 +++ (2004) Tom Cruise. (2h30) Keanu Reeves. (2h30) Voices of Mike Myers. (1h35) 1:30 a.m. [21] [VIS] Cleopatra +++ (1963) Elizabeth Taylor. (2h30) GOING IN STYLE “QUOTE”NOTABLE MOVIE “My face is killing me. I never had to smile so much in my life.” — GOING IN STYLE WWW.NTV.CA 48 THE NEWFOUNDLAND HERALD/JuUnNEe 7 - 1230,, 22002200