Newfoundlander Arrested For Selling, Raisin Bread

51'. rows, Ntld. (cal-'A mas landed in court in Clarenville last yea, for trying to sell a loaf of

-Ship's masters g ' Pilots to sea againsitnflfeirnzvulhig less a storm prevents them from

If you turn to selllnfwoodai loops for a livelihood you have to be careful. The only legal way to

loining their pilot boat I: as .-1,,-egg. , , - eyselltbemisinbundlesoluor mulizre are strict laws lovernini Iiisiigeisiuil" me owner. 0' um you could wnect putt Th” WV"

a month for tun: lostl.he'ilIilist””o . to outport pilots only- St. John's Ellgtlsylare entitled to a princely 38

There is a 314 reward for catch- ins deserters from the Royal Navy, Y”!-'i '10!” new a warrant or special authority. No Newfound.

we size of raisin bread in New- foundland, as the shopkeeper dis- mvered. A loaf must weigh no mare and no less than We pounds. The attending loaf seized by the RCMP in Clarcnville was baked outside the imwinco.

"The Raisin Bread Act is one of

gnmcut pays 25 cents per ton

it People in other provinces are attra i by these business oppor- tunities. they should be careful how they travel. All stage coaches I." Sublect to government in- spection. And he sure not to forget

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statutes.

SOUP ON SATURDAY

Another clause requires vessels to the seal hunt to serve soup on ssiurdays. The soup must contain onions. If it doesn't. any member

N0 WOLVES . Visitors travelling on trains could

What looks mnr li remind the engineer he u not a revenue gland Ehlzioiiisi 8 II: from allowed to go faster than six miles Drovision of no the legal an hour through town and m'

3 "2 b0"ntY- tram iasea but he usually doesn't

pie nearest Justice of the peace. reminders 'l'iiere's still a Tr?- r W is emmed m we the 0? killing a wolf. Trouble is, there vision thbt a ship captain must of the c e are no wolves in Newfoundland. get provisions aboard by daylight owner or captain and collect 825. The minister of finance however There's a 35 fine for huylu sto .

Another law prohibits catcilinl I! required, by law to report to the after sunset 3 res or interfering with the growth of house of assembly each spring the And one more: "Night walkers" oysters. but oysters dont exist in number of wolves caught in the found on ships make the captajn Newfoundland waters. Province the previous season. liable to a 500 fine

Donald Campbell Breaks Own Speedboal Record

BOULDER CITY, Nev. (AP)- cockpit of the Bluebird. Donald Malcolm Campbell. the "The run down was fine," he only man to pilot a sileedboat said. "but on the way back the more than 200 miles In hour mid vlnd had come up and the water live to tell about it. broke his own was a little rough. world record Wednesday by streak- "I took a terrific beating." ing his Jet-powered Bluebird over HAD CLOSE CALL Lake Mead at 216.2 miles an hour. He revealed that at one phase Mrs" Jun" 5PICeF- Of Piirrsboro The s p e c t a c u l a r perform he might have been hurled through: N' s'- were guests of Mr. and Mrs: the plastic canopy protecting mmlilrnest Johnson over the weekend m. p. h. which the debonair Briton had it not been for the shoulile I !' ”P"9"'b" 13tn-- Mm Levers is set at Lake Ullswater in England straps which lock him ins theipresldem M "'9 Rebeckah Assemb- mi Just: 24, M km y 51,31, Na, cockpit iy of the Maritime Provinces. The 'Ye31"0 399941 8'8 2Vs- Prior to Cam hell's Jul ! ton. all-metal Bluebird was timed run. the world lijlark was l)"l8rfncioile(sli .11.” rg,Si',f Mm John. Mye!5- Carle- olricialiy at 2395 on the first of-an hour, set in l952 by Stanley -orst on were! vmmm 10 Am- two required runs over a mess-isayres' SloMo Shun IV of Seattle. Warm" gm And Mr"

BEDEQUE NOTES

Mr. Alden l g. ' of Mt. Allison spent the wee? at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leard.

MF.'Bnd Mrs. Allan Marlin. Char- inttetown were guests of Mrs '1-!3mn'5 Parents. Mr. and Airs: Henderson, over Sunday, Not-em. her 13.

Mr. and Mrs. David Lovers and

d Mrs. lleber M d f ured kilometre distance. and l93.0l Wednesday' is gt in - ye” an am!” on the P890111 NIL over a dangeitaus-iiycosrhortwiiiisstallsce -iilrllftlilrlexnrheel-reailithe Amherst Fair

The Men's Association of the ' deque United Church sponsored ii turkey dinner in the Church Hall,

my

hers of the A. were commend- ed for their interest and work. Miss Mabel Burns took the sub-

propelled hydroplane disintegrated th Bl bird d at a speed of 206 miles an hour degeleltlifte. ' an not too much to on one run in Scotland in Septem- The success ended a series of - tests and several disappointments :l;l(l.': Clamphlell arrived at neigh- r l89 miles an hour for the M132 quartgrs.”Lasetga8ctt.o ll? (!2lila)m!i:el?e'l1.. A lithe ”tMisslonary recor. failed in rd tt t, u w e er o sympathy Campbeg. son 1;)! the late sir primarily Z. ii.e?...e..:..:,'."'3,; huifwggiglavglae iociay ms wot to a amlrbe . was a haw! dreds f 1 b0 i "'9'" F 8- monas- pian when he clambered out of the stirred :9 cIi.3;i.';-hwnveiu which em” The mean” C1959” WI"! "The

Lord's Prayer." Lunch was served MISCOUCHE The November meeting of the

by the hostess and committee in charge Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of otggwh W. M. 5. met at the home of Mrs. out, are visiting in St. Nicholas Eldon Drummond, with the pres- st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mint. Mrs. R. A. Profitt presiding ' Gamble, and 15 members and two vis-itors

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Friends of Florence Macmmm gl:iselldcam:te" op:nsnoinIZ”5;'se?f of Grand River, grade eleven s lng, followed by prayer, dent of Marian Academy of Min-iv The Bible Study period from st, couche, will be sony to learn that nukes Gospel was led by the pres- ihe lsconfined to her home througlsiident assisted by several of the illness.

' ing our Way," was in charge of :3: t'1I'.nnr;d8&'- November 10. st. Mrs. Roy Burns, and dealt prlnc. lo a aptlst Church was the-lpally with the Indians and new- cone of a pretty wedding when comers in Canada. Gifts for the Lorraine McNeill. daughter of Mr PO11 Workers and other Mission-

.-it the next meeting. . Reeves will have charge of the icnriltm-s nroinun. Mrs. Eldon iDrummond had an interesting Tem- crance reading.

Reports were heard" from different secretaries and were

timed at approximately 215 and

FREETOWN UNITED w. M. 3.

members. The study Book, "com.

bert Landry of Georgetown. lleleni Gillis and Desmond McNelil war the attendants.

William Perry of Miscouche re- ttntiy returned to his home site?

mending several days in Hall! H: haul iluest of Mr. and Mrs. Eddixo po(l,"tmof ihLyn(g::3:s':d'MnT!sisl:: D9"90"0- was very encouraging. several

bazaar articles were on display. Mlle boxes were received and ad- ded lreatiy to the funds. The mom-

iifrs. William Desltochee, Mis eouche has entered the Print: County Hospital for treatment. Congratulations are -t i i Maurice Gaudettwho was promot ed in Flight Sergeant and Pete Steele and Justin McNeiil who wer prnmoied to Parade of the Air Cadets whic was held at the R. C. A. F. Station Summerside. on Tuesday evening- Noi-omber l5.

proximately twenty-five members of the Miscouche Catholic Women's I-Callie atended a regional con- ference, held at the R. C. A, F STNION. Summersiue. The pro- vinual president, Mrs. Basil Mac- Donald. was chairman.

On Wednesday evening. Nov, 15 e monthly meeting of the Mis- couche sub-division of the Cntholi

On Friday. November 11. a Rom u, emhrance Day programme too

Pinto at St. John the Baptis-wommv, yea . . gue was held in th Monday- f.'!!,','."','(-el1gf':;iIi;ii:e.-tetiifli; Convent. Mrs. Phil ll. neslzochn s as no. new boolrlof roll: you from fa ' The Program consisted 0 . presided Reverend .l.. D. Roll A" chm whwnnalwvlnu MN N plan and build modem Irffcfian

.m)mprme song! mu by th. showed several interesting films 5 db N h " F. . ti t ti Q cabinafs, and If'syours absolufofy ll: 8;-”””” A””""”' " "" 0" Wednesday. November is ' " 'w.'.?....'E'...!.....I':..'3 Nnmw L ';';'.I7.'Z'.;!.1"."i!'""'"'”"' ll A;-noup . I . . yo oryourcopy,or --.-. .. . ....e:.'.. :..i;:::: l.”::..f..f.. no :::.:.:'i::::.:. --v-w-w on r ---v-- -m--- my 1.9!"!-P. sdllldron Leads bers of the Home and School A w"”"' u'5tA! c"bI"" .”"'M'"Mm"""””d"

VII llldst speaks ssocialion. attended a meeting Interacting talk held at Prince of Wales College. BV

in 0 lotetown.

On saturd morning is . .lohn”tl;e units: as e scene o a man” on Hliluette Gallant of Min- Unhe. became the bride of David my of suminerside. ,

lath Of N. S.

Isoturday. Nov. 19,! 1955 The Gums 13

' huusedsettvlvalthebsakso .,gy,gu,ooo, ROBOIU lngrm gxsmcuada &Mt fiscal mm.” dug,” gyglug

III DIDDSHS .0! as new branches. Total uowstaudatOl1ll.l84.00o wlfhcall um

Marking a new hihg of 81.192; loans at 88l.O0.0ll0. other loans at 9tl7.oo0lasssets'l'heBankotNovs 3584. . and Scotia'a annual statement for the cos standing at 15.81 percent .( year ended October 81 shows at continues strong with cash resoub - record increase of sls7.olo.ooo inica t ” deposits by the public. This growth, is reflected on the assets side of at 50.35 percent. the statement by an increase in Profits. before depreciation ma loans other than call, of 5105.703.- ooo and in securities of S44.94tl.00ll over last year's . 0

The balance sheet reflects the

it well chosen remarks extended a V cordial wecome to all including the male quartette from Trinity ' F United Church, Summcrside, and . their wives. and Mr. and M ' SYLVAPLY

Archibald Johnson, Burlington. DOIIELAS FIR PLYWOOD

of t602,tIli, when add- ed to undivided profits, brought this account to a total of 31,027,000

on Tuesday evening, November 15. Over fifty of the ladies of the con- gregation were present as guests. Rev. G. A. Cowper-Smith. pastor of the Church, said grace. At this point Mr. Ralph Callbcck, in a few

Mrs. Ralph MacCaull. Carleton Siding, was a recent guest of Mrs. Percy Lowther, Cornwall.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cotton and their two sons. of Dartmouth, N.S., were guests of Mrs. Cotton's moth- er, Mrs. Ernest Weeks and Mr. Weeks on Sunday, Novem' 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miiligan, Tyne Valley. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Charlottetown. were guests of relatives here on Sunday, Nov- ember lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson had ' as recent guests, Mr. Johnson's

son, Mr. Robert Johnson and Mrs. Johnson and their three sons, of Halifax, N. 5.

At the conclusion of the dinner. Mrs. Charles MacFarlane. voiced the appreciation of the ladies pre- sent, in her humorous manner, in the form of an original poem, The Trinity quartette then rendered several sacred selections which were highly appreciated. Mr. Wil- fred Cralg. president. of the as- socintion then called the meeting to order and Mr. William Stavert, Secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting. It was decided to hold the next meeting on December 13. Mr. T. J. lnman introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Johnson. who gave a very interesting address on his tour of the British Isles during the past summer. showing many beautiful slides. Mr. J. H. lilac- Farlane expressed the thanks of the gathering to Mr. Johnson for his address.

Much credit is due the committee in charge: Messrs. T. .l. lnman. Ralph Callbeck and Arthur Murray, for the splendid sucess of the din-

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