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Reward

SI'M\.IAHD'S

BAY.

~larch

11'

·--L'nrlc Jake

needed

a plug'

111

lolntccn

gnl'e

the

young

l<'llow

filly cents

run

thr

~tore

and

fetch

one

lor

hun.

~uding

just

before

the

! uungstcr

was

out

eai'Shot,

"You

may

keep

the

change

huy

sweets."

Then

w11ile

Aunt

Liler

busied

herself

pulling

some

kerosene

into

the

li.mps,

poked

the

fire

the

;ton

,;:rate

that

its

cheerful

tllumination

added

warmth

and

cozinr>s

the

~athcring

dusk.

suppose

will

t:et

the

pu11

again

few

days,"

,aid.

,ius!

make

conversation:

hut

had

already

made

that

,uppusition

umpl!•cn

time&

al·

l't•:uly,

was

poor

~tal't

·,l'h~l

c hot,rd

might

5tretch

lnt•l

one

!:I..!

told

yalni

1\'nuld

tell

sub~titute

for

.aw

t••l·

f;.mutitc

tclcvi&ion

programmes.

dit!n't

seem

tht•

muod

somehow.

.. ,

l:o.~d

1!-

l't

t'~·n

Aunt

Lizcr

finished

cleaning

ht•r

l~m!l

d1.mne)'S

anr1

set

them

tlw:r

pl:tces.

aon'l think

1'11

lidt!

them

Yl'l

seems

t>Jd

times

si'.1i11~

arGund

1 :,,,

Hl'ilighl

wal!·hing

the

':11~1'

:•1

dane~

the

dishes

the

shcll'rs."

Yet

was

indcl'd

co>y.

ht.•l

thl'\1

the

)'t•Uiltl

fellow

t•:tmr

h:u·k

with

tlw

plug

lll'::l'rl'

and

wi!h

the

change,

l'idtl

crnls.

"T:okc

it,

bo)·,"

urged

when

the

boy

felt rc·

htt•tant.

likl'

all

ho)'s

do,

takl'

ci~ht

cents.

"Wht·n

was

hoy

I didn't

get

a chance

tal;c

dght cents

from

anybody

'"'ransl'

nobod)'

offered

th:tl

murh.

llut

how

times

ha1•e

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d<.'t'P

" ':

h:.l

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::Hrd

11mfl

\Pit'!'"

:.:·llh:d>l~

hut

l'han~rd."

I "'''

h:u·k

~nd

waited,

for

,,.

· •·I.

not

tl.ilt

I'Cmark

w:•s

one

that I

had

ht•<'ll

ailing for. II 1

held

·,

!,nnll

p<•acr

t:nclc .lakr

would

not

.. J

I.:•>•IC

<ii•~IT>SCd

from

his

thoughts

.\;•1•:•rrnl·

and

might

~ct

something

• ·

·'

·'!:('

'""·,

ll'l'ih'

ahnut.

,.\

few

pu((s later,

~,,,,._

t,,

h••'

it;~

~ut

his

thoughts

or·

:.:>

h"r:·

tlt·r

lwgan.

• •

I h

;'1

"\'nu

tlun't

remember

Uncle

.Jimmy.

rio

you~··

and

then

not

ail

in~

for

answer

went

on.

:·

. •

,,:

"\\'ell,

was

a line

old

man.

.•

1.1

.•

:r! •.

t'~!'CI

keep

a store

the

: ,

,.,,

:th

cet·nct·,

ancl

w~s

his

day.

.··.:r

•.,,

·•

man

reckoned

with.

"·

, l!rr· childn·n

always

respected

him

THE

DAILY

NEWS,

ST.

JOHN'S,

NFLD.,

THURSDAY.

MARCH

13,

1958

Spaniard's

Bay

Jones-Holwe/1

Wedding

and

way

feared

him.

-~~~r:~~IIIPO.•

Anything

that

wanted

done

t•

thrt·r

was

always

boy

around

it.

:mel

\'ei'Y

often

lllln

one

boy.

That

was

one

thin~

t:ncle

Jimmy

didn't

likeo.

lie

wonlcl

not

lm·e three

boys

tloin;:

something

that

onto

boy

t·t•uld

clo

bcttct·,

for

exam·

ri•··

f••trhing

the

horse

from

':.·. r•·.·l

: \ liJHIII

, .

:. L.:t

.. ' 11··-'

tlH'

hills.

"Xow

he thought a

lot

about

th:.t

horse.

much

fact

that all the

boys

knew

that

get

th<'

ttood

side

Uncle

SPANIARD'S

BAY.

~larch

blue

accessoric~.

He1·

onl)'

jew·

Tht>

IOI'ely

lhl'ee·tler cakt "'a'

.l!mm)·

all

they

had

was

'-~!iss

VIvian

Holwcll,

dau~h

ellery

were

her silver

and

hhtc

baketl

the

bride';

mother

•

~rc:tk

IH'II

"Prince." ter

Mr.

and

:\Irs.

Claude

H-nl

t•arrings,

~nd

she

wore

cor·

and

decot·atcd

Mrs.

Roland

\\'h1•n

a time.

canll.'

t~at

boy

;

well

Herring

Neck.

and

Con·

sage

pink

carnations.

At·:

Kean

St.

John's, i

asked

!etch Prmce

from

stable

Lewis

Jones,

son

Mr.·

tending

her

was

~!rs.

Arthur

Cons\.

and

.Mrs.

Jones

al'e

lht•

)!~1·drn

the

hill~.

then

and

l\lrs,

Gordon

Jones

were

Slur!;c.

similarly attired

but

now

residing at 6

O'Reiii.Y

knew

th;tt

Cnclc

Jimmy

trusted united

Hob•

Matrimony

·with a

corsage

white

cama·

Avenue.

Constable

Jones

~~;

him:

and

l'ncle

.Jimmy

kept a a double·ring

e~remony

!:t. ·

tions.

The

groom

was

support·. attached

the

l\ewfoundland'

>hnp

ton.

, j Valentine's

Day

St,

'fhomas'

b;:

his

brothel'

Ted.

Constabulary

and

Mn.

.Jones

l'l1\ll1l

hardly hchcl'e

Church,

St.

John's,

the

rec-

•

Folluwing

the

marriage

cere·

the

office

staff

Dicks

l')

,,,

nnr

day

when

saw

Role

, tor,

Rei',

Da\'ies.

B.A.

mony

a reception

for

immedi·

and

Comp:my.

vnd

nth

t•oming

out

f!·om

For

her

wedding

the

bl'ide

ate

rclatil·es

was

held

Bat'·

Theil·.

tmnds

Spaniard':~

Bal;t•:tppll'

~Iarsh

ll'lth

Prmee

chose

a winter

white

woollen

ncy'>

restaurant,

where

the

Bay

w1sh

them

el'cry

hap

pi·

the

hl'idle.

because

Role

was

·suit,

flecked

with

blue,

with

sky

'wedding supper

was

scn•ed.

r.c~s.

nne

l~ddo,

and

Nath

not

one

-·--"----·-------·-

mitr hrtlel'. d h

MEA-lOP.I~.M

STRICKLAND

. I I

w·

Gra

uates

t e

Red

Cro~s

arc

)·ou

rasca

_llUary

;UC

HIDer

Home

Nursing

classes

New·

in::

wilh

Uncle

.Jimmy's

Prine~?'

foundland

last \'car

gave

n~k~d.

and

before

the

bO~·s

, I

than

sc1·cn

thousand

hours

hfHl

tun.c

to.

r~ply

added,

'If

MRS.

MELINA

BARRE'l"l'

SI'AXI.\RD'S

BAY.

March

11,

serl'icc

hospitals

and

clinics

t.nclc

.1.1mm~

fl,nds

?ut that

you

SPANIARD'S

BAY.

Mai'Ch

11,-

~Irs,

James

Gosse

was

t:1c

and

for

many

ill

home.

l.n\!n:.,:

\J,

rntn·~

Ill·;~~

'•lnthn

11\I!Y

f'.\1101.1:\~;

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1·;!.

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11.h11

Pi'""'

,.\\a\'

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J!l.",';

t,,.,,,:'

· ·

nwmury

MEMORIAM

HRICKtAND

111\m

11l

'111h1'\'

d•·cu

mnt

h•·r

~1\.lt\'

I'.\1101.1\E

Sl!tii'I\1

\:\JJ

rntrrrd

into

,.,,

HI•

~!arch

t:,

••

,,).

ln~no•

. ' •

hi~.

{lnll

\\('

:Oi.JV

lhr

;ll'ud,

>lie

a\\al'

I • .

. a

Chl·ery

~milr

nn-

~aH·

the

hnnd:

' "

~a~as!

·andered

into

t II

land.

lwd

P.nnrc

g1~e

you

the

~-The

oldest resident

Bish·

lucky

winner

CJON's

"Eleven I

th~.";lung.

or.

your.

h~es.'

op's

Cove,

Conception

Bay,

~Irs.

I For

the

~~one~·"

~how

~!on·

\\'hen a l'ortugucse

fishing

•

That

~lhc~e

)OU

\\rong, 1

Melina

Barrett, entered into,

day

thts

week,

and

vessel

was

lo>l

the

Grand

nc!e

.Jake,

~a1d

~ole.

sent rest

Friday,

March

She

suit

she

r!cher

three

hun·

[ llanks last

year

the

Red

Cross

mr.

111

look

for

hill~.

never

was

her eighty-ninth

year.

! dred

~nd

fifty dollars.

The

gave

emergency

assistance

ns~c~

Nath

come,

!hat

wa~

Although

her

younger

days

show

sponsored

Aylmer's

I the

form

food

and

clothing

11lea.

A~d

so~ethmg

else,

were

fllled

with

the

daily

work

'products.

the

fifty.five

members

not

domg

lh1s

for

noth·

raising a

family

and

being

That

her

friends

are

happ~·

the

vessel's

crew.

111

, . , , a

devoted

helpmate

her

hns·

h~ar

Mrs.

Gosse's

good

\\ell. I

rl1dn

~noll

what

t,o

band, yet

she

found

time

luck

horne

out

t~1e

ma!ly!

Nearly

nine

hundred

chi!·

su~.

. that. !

JUS!

couldn

t help

with

church

and

comn\un·

~e.ople.

who

told

1t,.

; dren

received

dental

care

last

s~l,tllo~~.

the

dea

Uncle

ity matters,

and

took

genuine

I JOin

wtth

them,

offcrmg her·

year

Newfoundland's

west

Jm~m~

sendmg

for

the interest in the

e1•ents·

happen·

! our cangratulattons. • j

coast

from

the

Junior

Red

l11u

~or

?n.e

thl~j·

an~

for

ing

within her sphere.

re·

Last

fall

anot!1cr

local

rcsi·j cross

Dental

Clinic.

~uothe1,

JUst

eou

not

lm,a!(·

suit

she

was

interesting con·,

dent,

l\lrs.

Fanmc

Noseworth)',

tht>

~hi

~cntlema~

versationallst

for

hP.r

menlot'y,!

was

winner.

Her

streak· of: It's a

tiresome

facl

but

it's

lllm

•

~~\her.

~af

~~~

like her

body,

was

alway~

alert. i

luck

netted

her

owr

two

hun·

true:

being

well

groomed

t;•l;cs

110111

~llll!l

,\1

eighty·fh•e

she

could

recall,

dred

dollars.

constant

daily

effort,

The

first

mmutcs

.saw

vividly

i ncidents (that

had

time

you

let

down

the

mom·

the

two

lnrldos

ash'lde

Pn~~e

since

become

histon•)

with

. , .

ent

you

find

yourself

with

runs

gomg

down

towards

Brazil

s I • g u

· d l'

t '

llosp1tahzed

I'P.\crans

the

you

stockings

dipping

hem

Hill

iii

neat

clip,

adma.zm

ttaeccdl'ragcy.th

ell

D.V.A.

Ward

the

General

81111

grub.b•·

glol·e's'

when

you

want

t I · e

111

a n n e

011

'Ho 't 1 h d · h f '

ome

tme

a cr a

saw

G d ,

sp1

a a

man)

ours

look

your

best

i\ath

and

inquired

how

they

1 °

~ors

. !Ill

'enjoyment

du!'ing

the

past

year

made

out.

"O'h,

all

right.

W,e

thr~ugh

hfe

had

heen

h,er

viewing

current

movies

which

got

ull Prince's

back

before

:~~Ide

Hers

was

a true

and

hv·

were

screecnd !or

them

Uncle

Jimmy

could

sec

and

111

;

tallh:

I voluntary

workers

the

Red

I sta) cd

11round

for

Role

'ltl

•

ourmng

085

a ·

Cross.

m)'

part

the

reward

for

help·

fection~te

moth.er

~.re

two

sons.J

ing

Hole

catch the

horse

James

111

Spanta~d

Bay,

John

. . ,

But

·uu

know

Role·

went

London,

Ontar1o;

two

daugh·

cost

th1rt~·-one

thousand

straight

home.'

' : tcrs, .susanna

(:Mrs.

Eugene

; dollars

admi~istcr

the 1

'And

you

meAn

tell

Mench1ons)

B!shop

Cove,

Red

Cross

program

New·

thut

Uncle

Jimmy

really

and

Miss

Ed1th,

\I'll~

whom

she

roun,dland

last

year

than

was

dill

l:i\'c

Hole

sonltthing?' : dcsldde

~nd

who

d1d

all

that

realized

from,

all·

sou~e~

dur·

"•Yessir,

and

that

did.' :was

possible

for

her

aged

mo·

lng

the

years campugn

for

,..-.

"The

unbelievable

had

hap·

i !her. ·

funds.

pencd

far

was

concern·

Her funeral

was

held

----------

erl,

satisfy

curiosity

Sunday

and

the !e;vice

was

FAST

RELIEF

FOR

asked,

'flow

much?'

conducted

her faithful

pas·

'He

ga\'e

him

a prune.' "

tor,

Rev.

Bat!en.

lnte,r·

Appreciation

ment

was

the

family

plot

St.

John's

Cemetery.

"Eternal rest grant her, 0

Lord,

and

let light perpetual

shine

upon

her.''

SPANIARD'S

BAY.

March

-~Jr.

Eliol

Yetman

who

was

patient at the

Grace

llospital

BURTON

REMARRIES

for

ten

days

last

month

has

TORONTO

(CP)-C.

Bur·

g1eat

praise

fm•

the

medical

ton,

82,

well

known

business·

nursing

stuff

that

insti·

man

who

headed

the

Robert

. tution, !lis

stu~·

was

madr.

Simpon

Company

during the

pleasant

the

kindness

years

when

grew

into

one

friends,

many

of·

whom

ofler the world's largest

merchandiz·

ACHING

MUSCLES

WELCOME

WAGON

HOSTESS

Will

Knock

o.n

Your

Door

with

Gifts

and

Greetings

frol')'l

Friendly

Business

Neighbours

and

Your

Civic

and

Social

Welfare,.

Leaders

the

'.)Ccasion

of,

donate

blood

his

ing

empires.

was

married

here

half.

Sufficient

say

th;;!

days

&go

Joyce

Richard·

grateful

for

and

apprecl·

~on.

nau11hter

Mr.

and

)Irs.

..............

atcs el'crythlng

that

wa&

done

Rich'ardson

Penticton.

for

him

an~

way.

B.C.

Birth

Baby,

Arrivals

Newc:olllers

City,

call

2503.

Hockey

News

·tUrd

Wedding

Anniversary

SPANIARD'S

BAY,

March

-!n

h i g h

school

hockey

•

-,--

Spaniard'~

Bay

and

Cupnd'

SPA!\

lARDS

BAY.

~larrh

11 ·

u.c.

played

their first

game

~~Ir.

and

l\lrs.

E~eneze~

Go~s~

the

Harbour

Grace

St&dium

w11l

:etebrate

thm

for.y·•.hii!J

~lonray

afternoon.

For

tl:e

wed~mg

anmversary.

local

gquad

was

their fourth

Palrl~k's

D&y,

hav,mg

b~en

game

the series

and

their

marned

St.

P~ul

Chmc.n,

win

o\'er

Cupids

placed

them

Har~ou~

Grace

. m

19b,

St.

second

place

section

one.

ll'~tm·.k

Day

also

the first

game

played

with

Gos~~

•

b1rthda~:-

1!s

really

Coley's

Point

U.C.,

Sp;;,niarcl's

<~.oulM!

c~l~brauon.

~ong~atul<r.

Ba)'

came

out

the short

end

twns

co~c

from

their ehlldrc!l· I

with

tally

o£

6-2.

But

the

tlciP

~rand·chtld~en

and

from

thc1r

, turned

when

they

emerged

vic·

hosts

fr1cnds.

torious

, a

game

played

\\·it:t

Harbo•1r

Grace

U.C.,

with

the

scoreboard reading

3·2,

the

•

d encounter

with

Harbour Gr;;n

1 a

R.C.

the

locr.l

aggregation fag·

ged

its

opponents'

net

twice

sr AXIARn:siA y

~!a.

~he

game

ended

with

S.B.

l•~.d·

• • ,

l ! .

tng

one

goal.

Monday's

'MD

-;-Louis

Robe~ta

Go.

•e

nad

was

the

third straight

one

birthday

.on

ednesday,

Marc;l

row

when

Ted

Jones

111

12. greetmgs

co1_11c

fr.om

)!om·

as~ist

from

Mark

Sheppard

111

my_.

Daddy,

cousms

a~·ne

;:nd

the

fir>t

period

and

Mark.

un·

Lots,

" , • assi;ted

the

second

periot'.

shot

pucks

that slipped

!he

alert

Cupids

goalie.

the

sec·

ond

pcriocl

also

Cupid;

shot

ar.e

past

Smith,

but

there

Wll

net

benders

the third the

honours

went

Spaniard'•

Bay,

There

were

penalties

this

gr,m~.

Sharon

Hcdderson

had

birthday

euncsuay

She

and

Lois

Hobcrta

were

born

t•Io

the

day

the

~arne

hospital three years

"~"

Hr.ppy

birthday

from

:'llomm~·,

Dadd:r

and

sister

Da•xn

• • •

Friday.

the

!ourtco,n:n.

Daphne

Anthony

will

ha1·e

birthda)'.

Bc>t

wi~hcs

,•om~

from

~!om.

,j;tPl'~

ond

bro•.hc·r.

• • •

('ongratulations are

cxtc!lll<'ci

· to

Mr.

Donald

Pike

whose

birth..

d&y

Saturday,

Marc~

1~.

. .

the lour

2amc~

pla:ved

thus

far.

our

~chool

team

won

three.

The

ne:tt

~:a

tht

team

plays

will

with

Fresh·

·water.

roachin~

the

team·

this

war

~lr.

Lewis

Gosse

tne

·,

ac:h~ng

st~ff.

Personal

Wayne

Gosse

(Lincoln)

and

Ralph

~oseworthy

ha\'e

birth-;

days

Sunday.

~larch

16.

SPA:'\!ARD'S

BAY.

March

happy

day

them

both,

-Congratulations

arc

extended

• • " ·

j!r.

and

~Irs.

Byron

Bob

~!onda)',

St.

Patricn·,

Dar.

Froude)

whom

50n

was

.Jesse

Smith.

Jr.,

and

ll<.·rold

born

Toronto

Sunday,

Roberts

18)

will

celebrate Februarv

:!3.

j]rs. Froude

their birthdays. jlany

happy

re·

:the former )!iss Jean Barrett .

turns.

:daughter

Mr.

and

~Irs.

• • • E. Barrett

s,aniard's

Ba~.

Mrs.

Harold

No;l'worthy

jlr. Froude';

hometown

Old

WiShed

b~•

her

(ami

I)'

l'(or)'

p~~lican.

happy

btrthday

Tuc<<l2y.

Despi~e

the

weather the E .

March

18.

Vok•"·

<pent

a I'C•'Y

plea•-

• • •

ant

day

iro

St.

John's

with

rcla·

~Irs.

George

Smith

Bi>hu~·,

tivcs.

Co1•e

will

obserrc her

bit·•:t•ia~

~lr.

11.

Bragg.

B.Sc.,

Wednesd:oy.

March

l!J.

She

i:l're thi·

v·t'ck

for

~~!~

annual

pre~ently

a pnt:ent

:.1

th~

\'bit

Holv

Redeemer

School.

St.

John's

Generai

f!n,o;•a'

re·

con~table.

Lewis

and

'Irs.

covering

from

recent heart

.Jones

were

here

;;pend

the

surgery.

wish

for

her

the

weekend

with

theit'

folk>.

happiest birthday

ever.

• • • A

good

pair

nail

scissor~.

·!arc

not

forget our

li•

tic·

nlu~

equally

good

pair

godchil·:i,

Sonia

Lexine

Hutch·

nippers

cost

bit

money.

but

in~;.

who

will

<'n~

year

old

wondrrful

lmy.

You

cannot

: o" r

l'iclay,

~larch

14.

c,w!

\\'C!

good

job

with

DOOl'

tools

~nd

'h:

tint

her

first

'Ji•.hc\~:·

1•.

·Ill'

::ood

manicure

most

un·

1:·~

:hr

beginning

.J[

mhny.

many

portant

when

comes

lo1·ely

h·

1,,·::

birthdays.

hand~.

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Bake

40Ur

own

bread and rolls

e11sier

tll11n

you

tllinlt!

Have you ever tasted home-made bread,

fresh from

the

oven?

other

bread

tastes so

good!

Baking

bread

home

lot

easier

than

you

think.

The

whole

recipe

with

clear, simple instruClions,

explained in

the

new Five Roses

Guide

Good

Cooking.

With

this

book

hand,

and using Five

Roses the

All

Purpose

Flour,

rou'll

turn

out delicious bread and rolls

e,·err time rou' bake.

The

family

...

ill enjoy

yrwr

home-made

bread

much

than anv

other.

And you'll be

proud

to say,

baked

it tii)'Selj."

Send for your copy

the 200-page

Five

Roses Guide

Good

Cooking.

Let your

home

be full

the fragrance:

frcsh·made bread.

ORDER

YOUR

COOK

BOOK

NOW

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(please print), and only

501

to:-

O'Leary

Ltd.,

CANADA'S

St.

John's, Nf\d.

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