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APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED A Better Living Home Care Telephone: 754-3540 320 Hamilton Avenue 320 Hamilton Avenue Contact: Ian Bailey Fax: 754-3398 St. John’s/ St. John’s and St. John’s, NL surrounding area A1E 1K1 All Care Home Support Ltd. Telephone: 582-2050 New Harbour/ Trinity P.O. Box 46 Contact: Joan Hillier Fax: 582-3511 Conception Bay Area New Harbour, NL A0B 2P0 A New Beginning Home Support Agency Telephone: 745-4362, (745-1979) Unit 1A, Dunn's Road, Unit 1A, Dunn's Road, Contact: Marina Thistle, Lynn Yetman Fax: 745-1572 Mount Pearl, NL/ Mount Pearl, NL Email: [email protected] St. John’s and A1N 3L1 surrounding area Angel of Hope Home Care Agency Telephone: 722-5299 110 Higgins Line 110 Higgins Line Contact: Angela Organ Cell: 682-9112 St. John’s/ St. John’s and St. John’s [email protected] Fax: 722-8934 surrounding area A1B 2Y6 Angel’s Touch Home Care Telephone: 466-1307 Clarenville/ Clarenville, 19 Viking Street, Contact: Mary Power, Owner Cell: 766-0141, Bonavista and Clarenville, NL Kelly Smith, Coordinator Fax: 466-3948 surrounding areas A5A 2A7 [email protected] Angel’s Touch Home Care-St. John’s Telephone: 764-1304 48 Bannister Street, Suite 48 Bannister Street, Suite Contact: Trent Martin, Manager Cell: 728-1628 301, Mount Pearl/ St. 301, Mount Pearl, A1N Office Coordinator: Karen Fiander Fax: 466-3948 John’s and surrounding 1W1 Email: [email protected] areas APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED Bayshore Home Health Telephone: 576-2868 (24 hours) 9A Paton Street 9A Paton Street Contacts:Janice Hynes- Morgan RN, Area Director Toll free: 1- 855- 595- 5491 St. John’s/ St. John’s and St. John’s, NL Email: [email protected] Fax: 1-855- 889- 1056 surrounding area A1B 4S8 Lynette Humphries, LPN, Manager of Clinical Practice Email: [email protected] www.bayshore.ca Bell Island Home Care Telephone: 488-2337 11 Galway Street P.O. Box 1142, 11 Galway Contact: Margaret Cahill Cell: 687-5278 Bell Island/ St. John’s and Street [email protected] Fax: 488-2415 surrounding area Bell Island, NL A0A 4H0 Better Care Homecare Telephone: 786-9491 Shearstown/ Trinity 163 Shearstown Road Contact: Jennifer Deering Cell: 680-1263 Conception Bay Area Bay Roberts NL Fax: 786-9499 AOA 1GO Caregivers Inc. St. John’s Telephone: 579-3535 13-15 Duffy Place 13-15 Duffy Place Contact: Jaqueline Murphy Fax: 579-3545 St. John’s, NL A1B 4M6/ St. John’s, NL A1B 4M6 [email protected] 24 hour line: 1-855-Heart-NL (432- St. John’s and Email: [email protected] 7865) surrounding area www.caregiversnl.com Emergency line:1-888-551-5562 Caregivers Inc. Placentia Telephone: 227-7500 1 King Street P.O. Box 576 Contact: Holly King, Regional Manager Fax: 227-7501 Placentia/ Placentia and Placentia, NL [email protected] 24 hour line: 1-855-Heart-NL (432- surrounding areas A0B 2Y0 Email: [email protected] 7865) www.caregiversnl.com Emergency line:1-888-551-5562 APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED Caregivers Inc. Conception Bay North Telephone: 227-7500 Trinity Conception Bay P.O. Box 576 Contact: Holly King, Regional Manager Fax: 227-7501 Area Placentia, NL [email protected] 24 hour line: 1-855-Heart-NL (432- A0B 2Y0 Email: [email protected] 7865) www.caregiversnl.com Emergency line:1-888-551-5562 Caregivers Inc. Bonavista Telephone: 468-5545 246-248 Confederation Dr, 246-248 Confederation Dr, Contact: Danielle Bartlett, Client Care Coordinator Fax: 468-1419 Bonavista (Cowan’s Optical Bonavista, NL [email protected] 24 hour line: 1-855-Heart-NL (432- Building) A0C 1B0 Email: [email protected]. 7865) Bonavista /Clarenville www.caregiversnl.com Emergency line: 1-888-551-5562 Area Comfort Home Care St. John’s Telephone: 368-3554 19 Old Placentia Road 19 Old Placentia Road Contacts: Dayle Miller- Office Manager Fax: 368-8437 Mount Pearl Mount Pearl, NL Pauline Griffiths, Amanda Dawe St. John’s and A1N 4P4 [email protected] surrounding area Comfort Home Care CBS Telephone: 834-4458 Long Pond, CBS/ St. 198 Anchorage Rd. Contact: Amanda Dawe Fax: 368-8437 John’s and surrounding Long Pond, NL Dayle Miller Cell: 689-7064 area A1W 4W2 [email protected] Comfort Home Care Marystown Telephone: 279-0612 3 Harris Drive, Business P.O Box 173 Contact: Heather Lambe, Wendy Jarvis Fax: 279-0687 Park Road Marystown, NL [email protected] Marystown/ Marystown, A0E 2M0 Burin Peninsula Area Comfort Home Care Ship Harbour Telephone: 227-3028 Ship Harbour General Delivery Contact: Linda Griffin Fax: 227-3038 Ship Harbour, NL A0B 3E0 APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED Comfort Home Care Clarenville Telephone: 466-3775 Clarenville/ Clarenville 201-383 Memorial Drive Contact: Natasha Keel Fax: 466-3776 and surrounding areas Clarenville, NL [email protected] A5A 1S2 Comfort Home Care Bay Roberts Telephone: 786-0303 38-40 Conception Bay P.O. Box 129 Contact: Lori Berry Fax: 786-0337 Hwy, Bay Roberts, NL [email protected] Bay Roberts/ A0A 1G0 Trinity Conception Bay Area Compassion Home Care St. John’s Telephone: 738-5454 (24 hr line) 255 LeMarchant Road 255 LeMarchant Road Contact: Diane Strickland- Operations Manager Emergency Line: Extension #7or St. John’s/ St. John’s and St. John’s, NL [email protected] 1- 800- 563- 1588 surrounding area A1E 1P8 Pennie Lowther – Manager at St. John’s office Mount Pearl: 368-3661 [email protected] CBS: 834-9115 Fax: 738-5456 (for all offices) Compassion Home Care Paradise Telephone: (709) 221-7391 1714 Topsail Road 1714 Topsail Road Contact: Beverly Penny, Manager Fax: (709) 221-7394 Paradise, NL A1L 1V8/ Paradise, NL A1L 1V8 [email protected] Paradise and surrounding area Compassion Home Care Bay Roberts Telephone: 786-8677/ 596-8677 Bay Roberts/ Trinity Box 669 Contact: Diane Strickland- Operations Manager 1-800-563-7880 Conception Bay Area Bay Roberts, NL Office Manager: Wanda Newell Fax: 786-8687 A0A 1G0 [email protected] Emergency Line: 1- 800- 563- 1588 Compassion Home Care Harbour Grace Telephone: 596-6272 453 Harvey Street P.O Box 1007 Contact: Lori Davis- Office Manager FAX: 596-7834 Harbour Grace/ Trinity Hr. Grace, NL [email protected] Conception Bay Area A0A 2M0 APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED Compassion Home Care Marystown Telephone: 279-5151 Marystown, Marystown, Burin Penisula Contact: Dorothy Cribb- Manager Fax: 279-1174 Burin Peninsula and P.O. Box 1974 [email protected] Emergency Line: 1- 800- 563- 1588 surrounding area Marystown, NL A0E 2M0 Compassion Home Care Clarenville Telephone: 433-3063/ 433-3064 2B Shoal Harbour Drive P.O. Box 9161 Contact: Marsha Feltham- Manager Fax: 433-3065 Clarenville/ Clarenville Clarenville, NL [email protected] Emergency Line: 1- 800- 563- 1588 and surrounding areas A5A 2C2 including Bonavista Peninsula Coombs Compassionate Home Care Telephone: 589-2191 109-111 Conception Bay 109-111 Conception Bay Agency- Bay Roberts Cell: 589-6864 Highway, Bay Roberts, Highway, Bay Roberts, Contact: Tracy Coombs- [email protected] Fax: 594-2062 Trinity Conception Bay NL, A0A 1G0 [email protected] 1-833-589-2191 Area www.coombshomecare.com Emergency on call 1 709 589-6059 Coombs Compassionate Home Care Office 709-595-2788 117 Columbus Drive 117 Columbus Drive Agency- Carbonear Fax 709-595-2798 Carbonear, NL, A1Y 1A6 Carbonear, NL, A1Y 1A6 Contact: Carlson Boone [email protected] [email protected] www.coombshomecare.com Coombs Compassionate Home Care Telephone: 594-2087 52A Back Road 52A Back Road Agency- Upper Island Cove Cell: 589-6864 Upper Island Cove, NL Box 661 Contact: Tracy Coombs Fax: 594-2096 Upper Island Cove, NL [email protected] 1-833-589-2191 A0A 4E0 www.coombshomecare.com APPROVED HOME SUPPORT AGENCIES In addition to home support services, the agencies listed below offer a broad range of services on a fee for service basis. To inquire regarding these services, please contact the agencies directly EASTERN REGION NAME OF AGENCY & CONTACT PERSON PHONE & FAX LOCATION/ MAILING ADDRESS PRIMARY AREA SERVICED Coombs Compassionate Home Care Telephone: 240-0221 11 Mountainview Road 11 Mountainview Road Agency- St.John’s Cell: 689-1282 Long Pond, C.B.S. Long Pond, C.B.S. Contact: Donna Howlett- Fax: 240-1832 St. John’s and A1W 4Y1 [email protected] surrounding area, www.coombshomecare.com including Torbay area Coombs Compassionate Home Care Telephone: 240-0221 11 Mountainview Road 11 Mountainview Road Agency- CBS Cell: 689-1282 Long Pond, C.B.S.
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    Rogues Among Rebels: Entanglements between Irish Catholics and the Fishermen’s Protective Union of Newfoundland by Liam Michael O’Flaherty M.A. (Political Science), University of British Columbia, 2008 B.A. (Honours), Memorial University of Newfoundland, 2006 Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in the Department of History Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences © Liam Michael O’Flaherty, 2017 SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Summer 2017 Approval Name: Liam Michael O’Flaherty Degree: Master of Arts Title: Rogues Among Rebels: Entanglements between Irish Catholics and the Fishermen’s Protective Union of Newfoundland Examining Committee: Chair: Elise Chenier Professor Willeen Keough Senior Supervisor Professor Mark Leier Supervisor Professor Lynne Marks External Examiner Associate Professor Department of History University of Victoria Date Defended/Approved: August 24, 2017 ii Ethics Statement iii Abstract This thesis explores the relationship between Newfoundland’s Irish Catholics and the largely English-Protestant backed Fishermen’s Protective Union (FPU) in the early twentieth century. The rise of the FPU ushered in a new era of class politics. But fishermen were divided in their support for the union; Irish-Catholic fishermen have long been seen as at the periphery—or entirely outside—of the FPU’s fold. Appeals to ethno- religious unity among Irish Catholics contributed to their ambivalence about or opposition to the union. Yet, many Irish Catholics chose to support the FPU. In fact, the historical record shows Irish Catholics demonstrating a range of attitudes towards the union: some joined and remained, some joined and then left, and others rejected the union altogether.