Meeting of the Tuna Club of the Clare Board of Trade in the Catholic Church Club room. Louis Comeau, chairman. Salmon River; November, 1950

Meeting of the Tuna Club of the Clare Board of Trade in the Catholic Church Club room. Louis Comeau, chairman. Salmon River; November, 1950

Meeting of the Tuna Club of the Clare Board of Trade in the Catholic Church Club room. Louis Comeau, chairman. Salmon River; November, 1950

Meeting of the Tuna Club of the Clare Board of Trade in the Catholic Church Club room. Louis Comeau, chairman. Salmon River; November, 1950

Meeting of the Tuna Club of the Clare Board of Trade in the Catholic Church Club room. Louis Comeau, chairman. Salmon River; November, 1950

Home of Louis Doucette, fisherman. Children include two sons of Alpha Boudreau (far left) and Bernice Comeau (centre), adopted daughter of Louis Doucette. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950

Children of the neighbourhood, Cape St. Mary; November, 1950

Home of Alpha Boudreau, fisherman and muskrat trapper

Éloi Doucette's store on right. Two of the fish sheds on the left are occupied as houses, the one on the far left by "Joe" the village bootlegger who is a native of Bear Cove; the next by Laurence Maillet, whose wife, Bennett Comeau's sister was killed in

Home of Captain Bennett J. Comeau. Cape St. Mary; November, 1950

Loaded with two or three thousand pounds of traps, a lobster boat heads for the grounds on the opening morning of lobster season. Cape St. Mary. December 1, 1950

Loading lobster traps, 5:30 A.M. on the first day of lobster season. Cape St. Mary. December 1, 1950

Loading lobster traps, 5:30 A.M. on the first day of lobster season. Cape St. Mary. December 1, 1950

Loading lobster traps, 5:30 A.M. on the first day of lobster season. Cape St. Mary. December 1, 1950