***Throughout parts of the interview there seems to be some noise interference due to a television.
***Disclaimer - This interview contains language some may find inappropriate.
SIDE A 00:00:04 -- 00:02:49
Discussion about Captain Charlie and schooners; The Schooner Mary, Captain Charlie, coal, New Glasgow.
SIDE A 00:02:50 -- 00:10:21
Discussion about salmon fishing and salmon nets; salmon net, hook, Atlantic net, ganseys, viters, barnacles, salmon fishing.
SIDE A 00:10:21 -- 00:16:11
Discussion about the Arbuckle family's history with fishing; Jim Arbuckle, 1984, fishing license, salmon fishing, sport fishing, prices.
SIDE A 00:16:11 -- 00:18:39
Discussion about family history; Castle Harris, Harris Castle.
SIDE A 00:18:40 -- 00:20:46
Discussion about salmon buyers and fishermen; salmon buying, salmon fishing, MacDonald, Cameron Murdock, Buff MacGillivray, Bill Arbuckle, Geordie Mason, Mason.
SIDE A 00:20:47 -- 00:23:38
Discussion about Angus "The Bank" MacGillivray and Tiny Mason; bootlegging, Tiny Mason, Riverton, 12 mile limit, rum runners, Stanley Mason, Angus MacGillivray.
SIDE A 00:23:39 -- 00:27:19
Discussion about Ed Mason; Jack Cunningham, stagecoach, Jesse James, rum, bootlegging, Provincial Police, Fraser and Mason's, Ed Mason.
SIDE A 00:27:27 -- 00:28:35
Discussion about lobster prices; lobster factories, lobster fishing.
SIDE A 00:28:35 -- 00:29:29
Discussion about herring and mackerel; herring fishing, mackerel fishing, fish prices.
SIDE A 00:29:30 -- 00:30:28
Discussion about John Doyle; John Doyle, lobster fishing, lobster cannery.
Side A ends at 00:30:28.
SIDE B 00:30:34 -- 00:32:32
Discussion about John Doyle continues; John Doyle, lobster fishing, Warren Doyle, Jackie Doyle, Vaughan Doyle, mill, Lismore, lobster factory, 1930s.
SIDE B 00:32:33 -- 00:33:16
Discussion about working at a lumber mill; lumber yard, James River, mill.
SIDE B 00:33:17 -- 00:35:10
Discussion about farming and fishing; lobster traps, Lismore, lobster fishing.
SIDE B 00:35:10 -- 00:36:20
Discussion about lobster canneries; lobster cannery, lobster fishing, Big Island, Burgham and Morrow, J. J. Rhude, Meisner.
SIDE B 00:36:21 -- 00:37:49
Discussion about the first engines on fishing boats; one long, Fraser engine, Acadia engine, Atlantic engine, car engine, two four.
SIDE B 00:37:50 -- 00:38:33
Discussion about lobster factories continues; J. J. Rhude, Burgham and Morrow, lobster cannery, Camp Geddy, lobster factory.
SIDE B 00:38:33 -- 00:39:53
Discussion about Dutch's interviews; Dutch Thompson, interviews.
SIDE B 00:40:03 -- 00:43:34
Discussion about old businesses; creamery, Angus Cameron, grist mill, post office, MacPherson Brothers, MacAdams, butter, general store.
SIDE B 00:43:35 -- 00:44:54
Discussion about cars; cars, Model A Ford, Model T Ford, 1932 Chevrolet.
SIDE B 00:44:54 -- 00:45:36
Discussion about his brother Clarence who died at age 17; Clarence, cancer, sick.
SIDE B 00:45:36 -- 00:46:32
Discussion about burning coal in his house; coal, Cape Breton.
SIDE B 00:46:35 -- 00:48:15
Discussion about school and farming; school, milk, grain, cattle, farming, general store, J.A. MacDonald.
SIDE B 00:48:16 -- 00:49:32
Discussion about Nova Scotia elections; Cameron, election, Nova Scotia election, voting.
SIDE B 00:49:32 -- 00:51:46
Discussion about the Confederation Bridge, the Canso Causeway, and Dutch's travels; Canso Causeway, Confederation Bridge, fishing, tides, ice.
SIDE B 00:51:49 -- 00:53:07
Discussion about tobacco; tobacco and papers, tobacco, rabbits.
SIDE B 00:53:08 -- 00:56:18
Discussion about a fire in Georgeville; Tiny Mason, fire, Georgeville, rum, bootlegging, 1934, timber, lumber.
SIDE B 00:56:18 -- 00:58:52
Discussion about salmon canning and a 44lb salmon; salmon canning, salmon fishing, brook fishing, salmon.
SIDE B 00:58:52 -- 01:02:28
Discussion about the old days, dances, and Little Abby; creamery, Loretta, Little Abby, cars, dances.
Tape ends at 01:02:28.
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