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THE ARTS |
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THE ARTS - AUTHORS |
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Featured on our Arts-Authors page are published authors from the Port de Grave area.
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Nellie P. Strowbridge |
Nellie P. Strowbridge,
a native of Port de Grave and a winner of numerous provincial and national
awards, has been published nationally and internationally. Her work is
capsuled in The National Archives and has been studied in schools and
universities as far away as Belarus. Strowbridge's
latest books
The Gift of Christmas
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Far From Home: Dr. Grenfell's Little Orphan
The
Newfoundland Tongue and Catherine Snow |
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Greta Hussey
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Author Greta Hussey was born in Hibbs Cove Port de Grave, the youngest of three daughters to Ernest and Caroline Lear. She received her early education at the community's one-room school In the early 1920s, Hussey's father Ernest Lear took his family to Labrador because of a scarcity of codfish in Conception Bay. Hussey finished her education at Batteau, leaving school at 13. She spent 16 summers on the Labrador and this time of her life would be the focus of her book 'Our Life on Lear's Room, Labrador' which she wrote in the late 70's While her early life was one of hardship her later life would become one of courage when her husband Max died at the age of thirty five leaving her to raise 5 small children on her own. Today Greta Hussey at 89 is still thriving from the love of her family and friends and hard work. Husseys book is now in its third
print through Flanker Press. |
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