Convention Area Sockeye Reported by Commission
Canadian
July 30 July 31 Aug. 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 3 Aug. 4 .
Season Total
July 29 .....
July 30 .
Cumulative
Total Daily Landiings Total
Landings
1952 1956 1960 1964 1964
109,483 Closed Closed 12,378 105,257
79,096 Closed Closed Closed 105,257
120,159 181,983 Closed Closed 105,257
_ 11,392 82,824 Closed Closed 105,257
...Closed 59,665 46,663 Closed 105,257
Closed Closed 194,378 110,783 216,040
811 Closed Closed 41,884 257,924
.108,955 Closed Closed 30,423 288,347
...904,204 492,696 531,787 288,347
United States
July 31 Aug. 1 Aug. 2 Aug. 3 Aug. 4 Aug. 5
1952 1956 1960 1964 1964
100,767 Closed Closed 53,495 224,837
.. 96,565 113,200 Closed Closed 224,837
56,664 70,572 Closed Closed 224,837
... 40,805 59,168 117,197 Closed 224,837
...Closed 41,245 54,312 Closed 224,837
Closed Closed 45,862 77,319 302,156
32,815 Closed 46,017 72,642 374,798
.. 25,891 Closed Closed 57,535 432,333
1,017,728 559,546 473,078 432,333
NOTE: The above statistics for 1964 only are the best estimates now available and may be changed without notice as discrepancies are found and correction made.
Computers Move Into Boat Building Field
Now computers are being used to determine the type and design of fishing vessels best fitted for a fishery.
In Norway recently, when a fishing company wanted a vessel designed, such facts as weather conditions at various times of the year, occurrence of fish on the grounds at different seasons, catch results and costs of processing at sea and ashore were fed into a computer.
The conclusion was that the most suitable vessel would be a 500 ton trawler, which would cost slightly more to operate than a 400 trawler but which would compensate for the higher operating cost by a larger volume of catches over the year.
Fourteen of such vessels, it was calculated, would outfish the com-
pany's present fleet of 18 trawlers of various tonnages and 10 long-liners.
According to the computer, the most suitable trawler would be one having a speed of 12 knots, cargo capacity of 116 tons of boxed fish, and tying up 24 hours between trips.
Daily income of each vessel was calculated at 1,814.11 kroner (approximately $277) for fish and 500 kroner (approximately $76) for meal and oil.
The computer even indicated which grounds would be most productive at what seasons.
According to the report, when the computer's findings were checked against available statistics, they were found to be correct.
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Seiners, Packers, Collectors On UFAWU Clearance List
Packer, collector, and salmon seine vessels are contained in the latest list of clearances issued by the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union.
A further list of gillnet clearances is planned for next week.
Following are the names of the cleared vessels accompanied by those of the boat delegates:
Packers, Collectors
Adolfina, not elected; Advise, not elected; Aleutian Queen, O. Anderson; Annie Louise, Robert F. Smith; Atalasco, not elected; Aliford Bay, Alf Brokke; Arctic Queen, John White; Azurite, G. Whatman.
Ballerina, not elected; BC Bird, not elected; Bear River, not elected; Betty L, not elected; Betty Marge, not elected; Bonnie Jane, not elected.
Canfisco, Jack Taylor; Canoe Pass Co-op, Uno Soderholm; Cape Bathurst, Jonas Thompson; Cape Flattery, R. L. Mountain; Cape James, Lyle Berg; Cape Pine, G. Widsten; Cape Roger Curtis, Archie Fairley; Cape Scott, Donald Miller; Carloda N, Dave Hardie; Carol Dale, not elected; Carol Don, not elected; Carlyle S, Gordon J. Reid.
Casey Point, not elected; Challenger, J. Ross; Charmine C, Ed Oystensen; Chasam, Victor Gagen; Chief Seegay, Peter Good; Chilko Lake, not elected; China Hat, Lawrence Lande; Claudia, not elected; Co-operator 1, Fred Jex; Co-operator 4, Frank Miller.
David D, not elected; Debbie Mac, not elected; Derek Todd, Shane Yada; Diane J, not elected; Ernest Todd, not elected; Elk Bay, not elected; Enterprise, John Mi-harija; Epco, Viljo Salo; Fisher Boy, Bob Melynchuk; Fitzhugh, Edwin Johnson; Fleet 1, J. M. Smith; Flora L, not elected; Friendship 4, H. More.
Garry Point 3, Gary Taylor; Gayle Ann 2, not elected; Great Northern 4, Cliff Cook; Great Northern 8, Fred Strom; Gryme, Joe Mapes; Haida, E. Ostergaard; Harriet E, Dave Gibsons; Harock, Orville Ottesen; Hatta 2, not elected; Helena B, Wilf Galway; Hesquiat, Hjalmar Berglund.
Irma E 1, not elected; Island Maid 2, not elected; Island Point, Bert Roberts; Izumi 7, not elected; Jenny Mac, K. Tanaka; Joan W 1, Russell Robinson; J.R.D., Frank Smith.
Kay Mac, not elected; Kimsquit, John Hansen; Kinky Kid, not elected; Klatawa, Charles Wilson; Koprino, W. A. Kinnon; Kos-keemo, J. Millar; Lilimak, Lawrence Adams.
M.C.M., not elected; Margaret H 1, not elected; Marjorie Todd, A. Torgeson; Mary Louise W, Ken Nishi; Mazie K, F. K. Nakashima; Melville, Robert Michaelson; Mel-vin E, D. Guyan; Merlamac 2, Richard Courser.
Miss Margot, Richard Stewart; Miss Nancy, not elected; Mitchell Bay, Don Cox; New Laurel, Doug Horner; No Fool in, not elected; Norking, Alex Ferguson; North-isle, W. A. Kinnon; Northern Breeze, Mike Walters; Northern Girl, Matt Fee; Norqueen, Angus Gillis.
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Ogden, B. Widsten; Ocean Courier, not elected; Ohara 3, Gordon Roberts; Oona R, Joseph White; Pacific Ocean, John Wick; Phyllis Cormack, Joe West; Pine Leaf, Robert Hale; Prince Valiant, not elected; Promise Isle, D. New-field; Quatsino, Henning Hansen.
Randy, David Hotner; Red Fern 1, not elected; Restless, Kenneth Wilman; Rivers Inlet, Douglas Wells; Royal City, Alf Larsen; Ruby H, not elected; Ruth B, Olaf Daugstad.
S.A.,- not elected; Salmon Prince, not elected; San Juan 1, Bill Coutts; Sanita, B. Young; Satellite 2, Ian Hansen; Secord 1, James Keeping; Sea Mount, Roy Bertram; Shimoiget, Paul Sigur-geirson; Shirlu, William Mosher.
Shumahalt, Adela Harestad; Silver Bear, not elected; Simpson Maid, Vincent Davis; Skeena M, Brian Henshaw; Skeeter, not elected; Sound, not elected; Sum-merville, W. Heikkila; Sylvia Ann, not elected.
T. W. Islander, Bill McWilliam; T. W. Zelly, Al McClelland; Tera-pac, not elected; Tsuru, not elected; Tugwell 2, not elected; Ursel, Gary Watson; Valentine 2, not elected; Vera Cruz, not elected; Vicisle, Gordon Mearns; V.M., H. Dahm.
Wawanesa, H. Knutson; West-berg, J. B. Glazier; Western Challenger, Albert Anderson; Western Dispatcher, Hans Nabl; Western Express, Richard Edwardsen; Western Pilot, Bill Flett; Western Prince, Barry McMillan; Western Star, C. Jensen; Wonder 2, not elected.
Salmon Seiners
Amlac, Ed Paulik; Anthony J, W. B. Clarke; Argonaut Hill, Sam Parnell; Balsac 1, Orval Larson;
B. C. Adventure, Phil Gotch; Banks Island, William Duncan; Cape Calvert, Cecil Paul; Carmanah, Freddie White; Cee Vee, Frank Mowat; Chamis, Frank Frey; Chief Weah, Victor Warren.
Eastland, Mike Jordan; Fleet-wing 2, Edgar Secord; Flora H, Ken Flell; Gosnell, Harvey Wing; Great Northern 6, Mike Wartnow; Hopewell, C. D. Callow; Irene May 2, Albert Botkin; Iris S, William Black.
Manhattan 2, Richard Tilley; Marine Girl, Peter . Scardera; Masset Maid, John Hewer; Merle
C, Roy Neuman; Miss Dalphine, Fred Goodrum; Miss Georgina, Ron Jones; Mohawk, Van Dumont.
Nafco, Ed Baldigara; Ocean Cape, Robert S. Garrison; Old-field, Jim Pierce; Orca G, Peter Craddock; Pacific Sunset, Harold Stendal; Patty G, Karl B. Darwin; Rady, Albino Boroevich; Rainbow Queen, Albert Powder; Ribac, Tom Assu.
Sandra L, Knut Helgeland; Silver Rose, E. Tysse; Snow Cloud, Frank Sananin; Snow Fall, John Slatta; St. Joseph, Joseph Boroevich; Supreme 1, D. Allen; Tlell, Demmy Stevens; Twinkle, Harold Norberg; V.T.G. 2, Jack Young.
Universe, Angus Thodesen; Violet J, Tom Greene; W1, Kathleen Adkins; Wamalo, Neil McNeil; Westerly, William Newman; Western Surf, William Young.
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THE FISHERMAN - August 14, 1964
