HALIBUT LANDINGS
VANCOUVER
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Pacific Ocean, 105,000, 37.9 cents medium (55,000), 37.9 cents large (50,000) Canadian Fish; Pacific Harvester, 75,000, 25 cents chix (1,000), 38 cents medium (46,000), 38.1 cents large (28,000) Nicholls. MONDAY, JULY 26 Capella 1, 37,500, 25 cents chix (1,000), 38 cents medium (31,500), 38.1 cents large (5,000) Seafood; Ocean Leader, 39,000, 25 cents chix (2,000), 38 cents medium (27,000), 38.1 cents large (10,000) Lions Gate; Robert B, 42,000, 25 cents chix (1,000), 38.2 cents medium (34,000), 38 cents large (7,000) Canadian Fish; New Queen, 95,000, 38.3 cents medium (45,000), 38.4 cents large (50,000) McCallum Sales.
TUESDAY, JULY 27
Sentinel la, 28,000, 38.6 cents medium (14,000), 38.6 cents large (14000), 22 cents black cod (1,500) McCallum; Bering Sea, 70,000, 38.6 cents medium (35,000), 38.5 cents large (35,000) Canadian Fish. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28
Attu, 60,000, 38.7 cents medium (30,000), 38.7 cents large (30,000) Canadian Fish.
THURSDAY, JULY 29
Westaway, 7,500, 32 cents chix (1,000), 39.6 cents medium (6,000), 40 cents large (500) Van Shell. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3
Midnight Sun, 43,000, 25 cents chix (1,000), 38.5 cents medium (26,000), 38.5 cents large (16,000) Nicholls; Nanceda, 100,000, 25 cents chix (nil), 38.5 cents medium (55,000), 38.3 cents large (45.-000) Edmunds and Walker; Miss Georgina, 60,500, 25 cents chix (500), 38.6 cents medium (35,000), 38.6 cents large (25,000) Canadian Fish.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 Western Girl, 63,000, 25 cents chix (nil), 38.9 cents medium (23,000), 38.9 cents large (40,000) McCallum Sales; Fisher Lassie, 65,000, 25 cents chix (2,000), 38.6 cents medium (51,000), 38.6 cents large (12,000) Edmunds and Walker.
PRINCE RUPERT
TUESDAY, JULY 20 Clipper 2, 28,000, 20,000 medium
8,000 large, selling Co-op. Atli, 25,000, 27 cents chix (1,500),
36 5 cents medium (17,000), 36.6
cents large (6,500) BCP.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Silver Dolphin, 110,000, 80,000
medium, 30,000 large; Victor F,
80,000, 40,000 medium, 40,000 large;
Northern Dawn, 115,000, 55,000
medium, 60,000 large, all selling
Co-op.
Good Partner, 75,500, 27 cents chix (500), 36.6 cents medium (35,000), 36.7 cents large (40,000) Booth.
Akutan (US) 85,000, 24 cents chix (nil), 33.5 cents medium (51,000), 34 cents large (34,000) BCP
THURSDAY, JULY 22 Elling K, 53,000, 36.6 cents medium (25,000), 36.6 cents large (28,-000) Booth; Allaverdy, 94,000, 27 cents chix (5,000), 36.4 cents med-
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FRIDAY, JULY 23 Signal, 60,000, 1,000 chix, 29,000 medium, 30,000 large, selling Coop.
Mother 3, 50,000, 27 cents chix (9,000), 36.8 cents medium (32,-000), 37.10 cents large (9,000) Atlin.
MONDAY, JULY 26
Aleutian Queen, 74,000, 25 cents chix (1,000), 36.1 cents medium (48,000), 36.3 cents large (25,000) Pacific; BC Rover, 72,000, 36.2 cents large (38,000) Atlin; Blue Pacific 1, 100,000, 36.2 cents medium (45,000), 36.2 cents large (55,-000) BCP; Teeny Milly, 40,500, 26 cents chix (500), 36.1 cents medium (19,000), 36.2 cents large (21,000) Booth; Lois N, 34,000, 25 cents chix (2,000), 36 cents medium (16,000), 36.2 cents large (16,-000) BCP.
TUESDAY, JULY 27
Chief Skugaid, 65,000, 36.8 cents medium (35,000), 36.7 cents large (30,000) BCP; Deep Sea, 15,500, 36.6 cents medium (11,500), 36.6 cents large (4,000) Atlin.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28
Dovre B, 16,000, 11,000 medium, 5,000 large; Gustav, 40,500, 500 chix, 23,000 medium, 17,000 large, selling Co-op.
BC Clipper, 69,000, 26 cents chix (1,000 ) 36.3 cents medium (34,000), 36.3 cents large (34,000) Atlin; Western Ocean, 50,000, 36.2 cents medium (35,000), 36.2 cents large (15,000) BCP.
THURSDAY, JULY 29
BC Producer, 67,000, 27 cents chix (2,000), 36.7 cents medium (35,000), 36.8 cents large (30,000) Atlin.
FRIDAY, JULY 30 Sleep Robber, 150,000, 29 cents chix (1,000), 37.1 cents medium 79,000), 37 cents large (70,000) BC Packers.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2 Fredelia 3, 38,000, 2,000 chix,
25.000 medium, 11,000 large, Co-op. San Juan 2, 68,000, 28 cents chix
(500), 37.1 cents medium (35,500),
37.1 cents large (32,000) Booth; Ocean Star, 65,000, 27 cents chix (2,000), 37 cents medium (33,000),
37.1 cents large (30,000) Pacific; Relief, 12,500, 28 cents chix (4,500),
37.2 cents medium (8,000), 37 cents large (nil) Babcock.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Waterfall, 80,000, 29 cents chix (12,000), 37.3 cents medium 56,-000), 38.6 cents large (12,000) Atlin; Silver Rose, 37,000, 30 cents chix (500), 37.3 cents medium (23,-500), 37.7 cents large (13,000) Pa-fific; Tanza, 57,500, 30 cents chix (500), 37.3 cents medium (30,000), 37.5 cents large (27,000) BCP.
BELUNGHAM
THURSDAY, JULY 29 Milbanke Sound, 95,000; New Queen, 90,000; Caamano Sound, 105,000.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Mary Todd, 95,000. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 Silver Viking, 110,000.
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Williston Overrides Delta on Log Lease
Provincial lands minister Ray Williston intends to grant a foreshore lease to Fraser River Log Sorting Company, overriding Delta Municipal Council's opposition, The Fisherman learned this week.
His decision is seen as a setback for the campaign to clear navigable lower mainland waters of floating forest debris and halt pollution of the Fraser River.
Reportedly it was taken on the ground that lumbering operations are being conducted along the entire course of the river and it
FISH "PRICES
VANCOUVER
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 HALIBUT
Chix .....___________._____________ lb. 25c
Medium ______________ lb. 38.6-38.9c
Large........._............. lb. 38.6-38.9c
WEEK ENDING JULY 31 SPRINGS
Large red..............
Medium red ..........
Small red ___________
__________ lb. 75c
_____ lb. 52-55c
________ lb. 45-47c
Large white .............._______ lb. 60c
Medium white .......____ lb. 40-45c
COHO ______________________ lb. 47-50c
SOCKEYE_________........ lb. 45c
PINKS ...
.... lb. 25-27c
OTHER SPECIES
Sole _......____________:__________ lb. 8-9c
Black cod ___________________ lb. 18-20c
Grey cod .....___................... lb. 6-7c
Red and rock cod.......... lb. 4-8c
Ling cod ____________________ lb. 10-14c
Minkfeed __________________ lb. 2'/2c
Shrimp (meat) ....._..... lb. $1.40
Crab (shell) ........ doz. $2.50-$4.15
Crab (meat) ......__....... lb. $1.40
PRINCE RUPERT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 HALIBUT
Chix __i_______________....... lb. 30c
Medium ......................__lb. 37.3c
Large ____________ lb. 37.7c
WEEK ENDING JULY 31 SPRINGS
Large red .......________..... lb. 63-68c
Medium red_______lb. 45-50c
Small red ._....................... lb. 36c
Large white.................. lb. 52-57c
Medium white ........_______ lb. 36c
COHO _.........__________ lb. 38-43c
PINKS ___________________ lb. 18-20c
CHUMS ....._........_______ lb. 14-22c
OTHER SPECIES
Sole ___________.................... lb. 4%-7c
Grey cod (round) .....______ lb. 6c
Ling cod .........________________ lb. 8c
Black cod (large) _...... lb. 20c
Black cod (small)___..... lb. 10c
SEATTLE
HALIBUT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4
Chix ..__________________lb. 27c
Medium _________________ lb. 39.2c
Large ______________.....____________ lb. 39.2c
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4
SPRINGS*
Large red________________lb. 65c
Medium red___________lb. 43c
Pink________________._______lb. 15c
Coho ....._________________...... lb. 35c
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would be unfair to single out one proposed log sorting operation.
Delta Council's opposition to uncontrolled log dumping was sparked by a committee formed on the initiative of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union. Last March, after hearing representations from the committee, Council asked the provincial government to halt log dumping on the river.
REASONS STATED
In May, deputy lands minister E. W. Bassett asked Council to state its reasons for opposing log dumping and specifically its reasons for opposing Fraser River Log Sorting Company's application for a foreshore lease.
Councillor Ed Vidulich charged that sunken logs and forest debris from log dumping had made som of the best stretches of the rive too hazardous for fishing. Dead heads, he said, were a constant menace to navigation.
In its reply to Bassett, Counci gave as the reasons for its stand
• Lack of control of log dumping and resultant water pollution.
• The problem created by deadheads, which present a men ace to navigation and a hazard to fishermen when they become entangled in nets. COMMITTEE FORMED
The problem, which has agitated fishermen for years, is to be tackled by a committee of the Canadian Ports and Harbors Association.
The committee, formed at the suggestion of New Westminstc port manager C a p t. Williair Kavanagh, held its first meetin; in the Royal City on March 10, with representatives of Vancouver, Nanaimo, Port Alberni and North Fraser harbor boards, and the federal fisheries and transport departments present to review the problem.
Consensus of opinion at the meeting was that the principal source of debris is the upper reaches of the Fraser River, where many small portable mills are operating. This view, how-
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ever, is disputed by the Union's Fraser River District Council which blames most of the problem on Fraser booming grounds.
Deadheads floating just beneath the surface, logs, stumps and other forest debris pose a constant hazard to fishing boats and other small craft on the Fraser River and in the Gulf of Georgia.
Small boats frequently are holed and sunk and occasionally large scows are lost. Among larger vessels propeller damage is a common occurrence.
"The cost of this is enormous," Kavanagh reported. CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
The committee is proposing two courses of action — one, to clear lower mainland waters of the vast accumulation of debris In backwaters and along the shores of inlets, and two, to halt the dumping of forest debris into the Fraser and other rivers.
As a first step, the committee is inviting briefs and proposals from all organisations concerned with the problem.
As reported in The Fisherman of March 5, UFAWU vice president T. (Buck) Suzuki and Fisheries Association secretary Kenneth Campbell discussed the problem following transport minister J. W. Pickersgill's announcement of the committee and agreed they would seek enlargement to include representation from their organisations.
A Union committee, including Suzuki, Fraser River District Council secretary Eric Arkko, Harold Wilcox, Paul Piatocha, John Polanski and Nick Spilchen, has been actively pressing fisheries and port authorities for action to rid lower mainland waters of debris and prevent pollution.
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