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THE FISHERMAN
MAY 12, 1961
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ENGINES FOR SALE
GOBLP  ENGINE REPAIRS
Repairs all makes East hope fans 1747 W. Georgia MU   1-57.8
USED ENGINES TRADED-IN ON FORD AND DAVID BROWN DIESELS
Nordberg Marlin, 110 h.p.
3 1............................... 325.00
Kermath, 130 h.p., 3:1 ...... 305.00
Buda 6 cyl., 90 h.p., 8V4:1 395.00 Vivian 4 cyl., 60 h.p. 195.00 Chrysler 6, 3:1, heat exch. 450.00 Buda Diesel, 4 cyl., 2:1 550.00 Kelvin, 30 h.p., 2 cyl. 85.00 Standard Diesel, 64 h.p., 3:1
Run loss than 10 hours 1,350.00 We will start any of the above engines in our warehouse for a customer Be sure—Know what you are buying—Hear it run
INDUSTRIAL  MARINE POWER LIMITED
"We Service What We Sell" 1737 W. Georgia St.      MU. 4-1465 Vancouver, B.C.
BOATS FOR SALE
GILLNETTER FOR SALE M/V FAWN, GILLNETTER, length 27', beam 7', 85 h.p. Chrysler, ready to go, without net. For particulars contact Wesley Niemi, Box 63, Sointula, BC. Phone 46-W
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
29* GILLNETTER, GOOD SHAPE, 10-14 Eastnope. Price $1,000. LA. 6-3481.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
GILLNETTER, 32' x 9', 20 H.P. twin ignition 3 cyl. Easthope, 9 years, old, Price $2,000. Phone BAIdwin 6-5135 Sat. or Sun.
GILLNETTER, FLOATING HOUSE, NETS, NET HOUSE FOR SALE
29' GILLNETTER, GREY MARIN, eng. float house 3 i' x 11", 4 nets, 2 sets of lines ready to fish. Boat can be seen at Massey's Machinr Shop. Apply S. Mehelis, Box 6S2 Ladner, B.C. WHitney 6-2i 18.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE .
2 YR. OLD GILLNETTER NOP-dic Fortune, 35' x 10' beam, V-bottom, square stern, 98 GMC engine.  LA. 1-5216.
EASTHOPE
Marine Engines, Parts & Service 1225 No. 1 Road, Steveston, B.C. P.O.  Box 424, Steveston Phone   BRowning 7-7710
ENGINE FOR SALE
CHRYSLER CROWN 3% TO 1 RE-duction, engine completely rebuilt. Everything in good running order, with propeller and spare parts. Ed. Hansen, RR 2, Powell River. Phone HU. 2-3024.
TROLLER FOR SALE
4tT TROLLER COMPLETELY equipped, sounder, phone, OF etc., ready to fish.   MU. 1-7769 eves.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WANT JOB OR PARTNERSHIP
WANT WORK ON TROLLER OR go into partnership. Phone WO. 8-9032.
JOB WANTED
AS CAMP MAN, STOREKEEPER, cook or deckhand. Phone Frank, mornings at MU. 5-9878.
FOR RENT
MARINE ENGINE FOR SALE
110 CHRYSLER CROWN, FIRST class condition, reasonable. Phone HE. 1-7425.
BOATS FOR SALE
TROLLER  FOR SALE
46' WEST COAST TROLLER M/V Toodie, fully equipped. Can be seen at Campbell Ave. dock. Phone HE. 1-7425.
SEINER FOR SALE MISS DELPHINE, 4 YEARS OLD, 44' x 14' with 6:71 GMC, radiophone, recording sounder, with hydraulic Puretic power block, 2lk strip used seine, asking complete $22,000. Boat can be purchased separate from block and seine. Write Box 12, The Fisherman, 138 East Cordova St. Vancouver, BC.
OFFICE SPACE AUDITORIUM FOR RENT
Spacious auditorium, modern in every respect, for banquets, meetings, dances. Also smaller meeting ing area and office space for rent in new Fishermen's Hall, 138 East Cordova Street. Phone Mutual 4-3254 or write the UFAWU at 138 East Cordova Street for rates, other details.
GEAR FOR SALE
TROLLING GEAR FOR SALE
COMPLETE   LINE   OF NEW trolling gear. Death in family. Make me an offer. WO. 8-8690 or WO. 8-0172.
SEINE, BLOCK FOR SALE
SEINE FOR SALE, 2% STRIP BY 170 fathoms, all nyak salmon seine, nylon cork line, ZV2" x 5%" Aero Buoys, manila lead line and purse line, snap seine rings, used two weeks 1960. Price including 300 lbs. nyak new web and one chain Puretic power block $4,000. Write Box 10, The Fisherman, 138 East Cordova St., Van, BC.
NORWEGIANS vlARK MAY 17
Canadians of Norwegian origin and descent will mark Norwegian independence day in Vancouver through the annual Seventeenth of May Festival sponsored by Sons of Norway Sleipner Lodge No. 8.
Crowning of the Seventeenth of May Queen and choral selections by the Sons of Norway mixed choir will be highlights of the festival, which will be held May 17 at 8:30 p.m. in Hastings Auditorium. Guest speakers will be provincial labor minister Leslie Peterson and Norwegian consul Hans C. Boehlke.
Proceeds will go to the Nor-manna Rest Home.
i OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
VERNON L. SANKEY, MARINE and Industrial Electronics. Service and sales of radio telephone, echo sounders, Loran direction finders. 528 East 11th Street, North Vancouver, B.C. Phone: YUkon 8-3963.
SPECIALS IN ELECTRONICS
$315—Kaar radiotelephone, DOT approved, 5 channels and broadcast band. Crystals $10 per channel, whip aerial $35. $295—Ekolite 100 fath. flasher. $625—Robertson direction finders (made in Norway) the best available.
LYALL McLENNAN ELECTRO MARINE EQUIPMENT 2896 Trinity St.     Vancouver, B.C. ALpine 3-6572
WIDOW SENDS UNION THANKS
United Fishermen and Allied Vorkers Union, 138 East Cordova Street, Vancouver, BC. Dear Sirs:
Thank you very much for the many kindnesses to me and my children from the members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union.
I also want to express my gratitude for the funeral fund cheque and the Pilchard and Herring Welfare Fund cheque.
MRS. LEE CIKES. North Burnaby, BC.
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CANNON BALLS FOR SALE
EAP CANNON BALLS, ALL sizes, 13c per pound. Davidson Battery Service Ltd., 1900 Main St., TR. 4-1414. Free delivery.
FRESH HALIBUT BAIT
150 tons
Fresh Herring
Bella Bella Bait Pond Phone M/V "Talamaso"
GRACE XII FOR SALE
35' X 10' NEW GILLNETTER — Chrysler Imperial 225; also new hull, 35' x 10'. At Fisherman's Dock, Port Mann. LA. 1-6350.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
30' X 8' 6" BEAM, CHRYSLER Crown engine. Complete, ready to fish. Phone Langley 451-R-3,
CLEARANCE SALE! PERMA LEADLINES
All Popular Lengths & Weights Clearance Price 45c lb.
Write or Phone C. P. LECKIE LTD. 1748 W. 4th Ave.      RE. 1-2175 Vancouver 9, B.C.
NET, LINES FOR SALE
CORK LINES; FALL NET, CORK, and lines; cork and lines. See at Gulf of Georgia.  AL. 3-6464.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOMOBILE WANTED
SOMETHING IN THE $500 class. Must be in good shape. English car preferred. Box 88, The Fisherman, 138 East Cordova St., Vancouver 4, B.C.
TROLLERS HALIBUT MEN
FREE! Samples of new products from SCOTT PLASTICS. For the troller: Sample of the "bait-biter" and sample flasher-flicker.
For the halibut man: Sample package of the new GANGE CAP.
Just send in your name and address; name of boat and fishing licence number and these samples will be sent to you free of charge, along with free literature on other "SCOTTY" commercial fishing and marine products.
See your marine dealer for these other "SCOTTY" plastic products: "SCOTTY" Lures; "SCOTTY" Fluorescent paints; "SCOTTY" plastic bilge pumps; "SCOTTY" Bait and strip lures; "SCOTTY" Gaffs;- "SCOTTY LITE" Gill net and Halibut Lights; "SCOTTY" Foam plastic Trolling 'Figs'- "SCOTTY" Oar Collars — ALL PLASTIC MATERIALS.
BUY  B.C.  MADE PRODUCTS KEEP B.C. WORKING
Scott Plastics Ltd.
21 Erie Street       Victoria. B.C.
GLOVES
FISHERMEN'S GLOVES
Large size, reversible canvas Plastic coated Gloves and Gauntlets All the Best Brands
Sold by
JOHN WATSON LIMITED
127 E. 2nd Ave. Vancouver, B.C. Phone TR. 4-1105
PROPELLER FOR SALE
OSBORNE PROPELLER 27" X 18", IV shafthole standard bore. Phone WAInut 2-5467.
DEPTH SOUNDERS FOR SALE
1 ONLY RAYTHEON 120-FATHOM Flash Model DE-706, 12 volt, with Transducer, $290. 1 only, Raytheon DE-707, 0-300 ft. and 0-100 fathoms, 12 volt, with Transducer, ' $520. S & T Sales Ltd., MU.l 4-4131. 1
KINDLINESS
UNDERSTANDING
DEPENDABILITY
MOUNT PLEASANT Undertaking Co. Ltd.
KINGSWAY AT 11th AVE. Phone: TR. 6-2161
EVERYTHING FOR THE '
J FISHERMEN '
; RAY ADAMS MACHINE ;
WORKS LTD. \
J 821 Victoria St. J       New Westminster, B.C
LA. 2-0811 t *
We have an excellent CLEANER for
DENTAL PLATES
nR      ■%      n LLEWELLYN
DR. R. Douglas
Supply Co.
ONE DOLLAR POSTPAID
712 Robson St. Cor. Granville Suite 3 MU. 1-4022
Vancouver 1, B.C.
GM DIESELS
GM. DIESEL SPECIALISTS WITH FACTORY EQUIPMENT
Largest Parts Stock
New Westminster Marine Sales & Service Ltd.
3rd Ave. & 12th Street
New Westminster, B.C.
FIRST MORTGAGE
CHOICE VICTORIA PROPERTY $16,200 buys $18,000, $200 per month, 7%%. Conservative value of property $30,000. A-l Covenant. Phone or write Gregory Realty Ltd., 206 - 3256 Cambie St., Van., BC.  FA. 5-8291.
ANCHOR, CHAIN FOR SALE
LARGE STOCK ANCHOR $30. 75 ft. 5/16 and % galvanised chain. AM. 6-2427.
CABIN COOK STOVE FOR SALE
SMALL CABIN COOK STOVE, new condition, $25. RE. 3-8094 or write Box 7, The Fisherman, 138 E. Cordova St., Van. BC.
FLOWERS BY . . .
Scott's House of Flowers
Phone LA. 2-1525 or LA. 6-9535
We Deliver Anywhere 27 - 8th Ave. W., New Westm'str Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
YORK DOUBLE KNOT NYLON NETS
ALL SIZES
Spring Salmon and Sockeye Nets Available for Immediate Delivery. Write or Phone C. P. LECKIE LTD. 1748 W. 4th Ave.      RE. 1-2175 Vancouver 9, B.C.
BABCOCK
.lis application have already been
refunded to him.
Charge laid against Babcock was that he "fished during the 1959 salmon strike and acted in a manner injurious to the welfare of the Union and its membership."
At the trial on April 29, Babcock asserted he had been a union man since 1922 and his actions during the 1959 strike, which he did not consider to have harmed the Union, were a "matter of principle." He did not think the Union had any right to tie up trollers who were members oi the Pacific Trollers Association and enforce its decisions on non-union members.
However, he conceded as "obvious" the point that plumbers and other building trades workers were obligated by union principle to honor a carpenters' strike in which they had no direct voice, when this analogy was drawn by a committee member.
Recommendations of the trial committee were:
"That Wilfred Babcock be required to apologise for his actions in fishing during the 1959 salmon strike. This apology shall also state his intention to abide by Union rules and decisions in the future.
"That we recommend that a fine of $100 be imposed on Wilfred Babcock and this fine must be paid either by cash or by voucher before he is allowed clearance on any Union vessel.
"That we recognise the rights of  Wilfred   Babcock  to appeal these decisions as outlined under sections 11, 12 and 13 of article 14 of the UFAWU constitution." The recommendations were signed  by  Harry  Allison, chairman; Wally Paulik, secretary; John Person,  Don  Cox  and Joe Jacobs, members   of   the   committee; all are members of the Union's general executive board.
Reflections In Hospital
Editor, The Fisherman:
A few words at this time to express my gratitude to our union for the beautiful flowers which grace the table in my ward. The\ are a constant reminder that whei one is in distress, "there are friends who care."
Flowers are indeed enchantin; and have a delightfully reassur n. way of saying, "Cheer up, o.d mai. fair weather ahead." There are times when one is confronteu wn the responsibility of taking sto i. This I find is one of those times.
First, I must admit that 1 hav been careless in visiting others who were in hospitals and wh< were sicker than 1 am at thv. moment. Now when visitors cai the realisation is borne home—. owe a tremendous debt, one which will require careful attention in the future.
Staff members in the hospital are wonderful people who are daily proving worthy of the trust we place in them. My doctors, when they call and show sincere concern for my welfare, derno -strate loyalty to one of man's most noble professions.
I cannot fail to note that there is a violent contradiction in our way of life. On one hand there is the treachery of the unworthy v..»" seek to destroy life while on the other, there are the healing hands of those who are inspired to sustain life, who are dedicated to humanity.
It is my great wish that those who have shown concern for my wellbeing shall know that their kindness is deeply appreciated and that the days which lie just ahead will be brighter on account of their thoughtfulness.
HAROLD (Butch) MALYEA Cll, Heather Pavilion, Vancouver General Hospital.
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HALIBUT
Joannie, A. Nikelsen; John Ellen, John Lanquist.
Kulla, H. Hovden; Lady Gladys, Ernie Olafson; Lady Luck 3, H. Palleson; Lazy Bone, Harold Iver-son; Lazo Breeze, G. Suzuki; Lilac 2, Carl Sakvik; Linda Marie, Albert Tarkanen; Marlien 2, W. Bryn-jolfson; Maxine, Alf Hansen; Mid Century Star, A. Lechkobit; Miss Nancy, Dave Siider: Myramac, S. McGreish; Mystery, F. Olsen.
Nordic Lass, W. A. Coates; N.P. 261, Bill McDonald; Ocean Beauty, C. Inouye; Pat Lynn, Richard Erickson; Perry Wayne, Paul Pia-tocka; Porcher 8, R. Pearson; Por-cher 21, S. Terunishi; Radio Wave, Alfred Svendsen; Roving Beauty, Shizuo Nagami; Ray, E. Johnson; Ruth O, T. D. Eale.
Seaway, M. Eckert; Seymour Girl, S. Nogami; Silver Dollar, Geo. Carpenter; Silver Venture, Ted Murukami; Sitklan Rock, Hans Dokken; Smiling Thru, A. Takama; Sputnik, H. Gulbransen; Stardust 2, Dave Coulsen; Sugar Blues, Irval Iverson; Swing, Ed Petterson; Tequila, B. Crowell; Until 2, L. Iverson; Who Cares, Reino Aro.
RUPERT LANDINGS
.MONDAY, MAY 1 Dollina 2, 3,253, sold directly to Atlin Fisheries.
THURSDAY, MAY 4 Attu, 42,000, 14 cents chix (1,000), 20.6  cents  medium   (29,000I, 21.5 cents large (12,000), no company noted.
FRIDAY, MAY 5 Joan W 2, 48,000, 14 cents chix '2,000), 20.5 cents medium (45,000), 25 cents large (1,000) Babcock Fisheries Ltd.
SHIP CHANDLERS (McQUADE'S) LTD.
FISHERMEN'S AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES Est. 1858 1252 Wharf St., foot of Yates St. VICTORIA, B.C. EV. 3-1141
EGLEY'S MARKETS LTD.
100% Union "Boat, Camp, Home Provisions"
702 E. Hastings St.    MU. 4-1306 Vancouver, B.C.
CAMPBELL (CAM) CRAWl-OKL . . . popular seiner, sport fisherman.
Leukemia Takes Life
The death of W. A. C. (Cam) "Vawford, May 6, has saddened a wide circle of friends both in the commercial and sports sections of the British Columbia fishing industry.
Crawford, 44 and a resident of Campbell River, was a victim of leukemia.
He had fished commercially since 1954, spending the past two seasons as a crewman on the seiner Western Warrior.
Captain John Watson, who expressed keen personal regret over Crawford's death, said he was well liked in the fleet. He fished through the past herring season and shortly afterward went into hospital.
Watson described him as a "very able sport fisherman and guide at Campbell River." He had many friends in the sport fishing fraternity.
Death followed a month in hospital for the member of the Union's Quathiaski Cove Local.
Campbell Crawford leaves to survive him his wife Lois, two stepsons, Kenneth and Garth, and a daughter, Cheryl, 17 months.
FISHERMEN
STACMAC is moving fast—Several camps and stores have sold out several times.
The revolutionary bait essence that disperses the slick of school-feed and attracts salmon to the gear. It is 'thumbed' lightly on existing lures. When you think of a good stake think of STACMAC, the two are inseparable. STACMAC is derived from the word STAKEMAKER, the more easily to make it remembered. Look for the STACMAC LABEL, the sign of the double catch. Ask for STACMAC the STAKEMAKER, the fisherman's ALLAD-DIN'S THUMB.
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No tests have been carried out with gillnetters. But a veteran gillnetter has taken a plentiful supply with him for experimental purposes. He is not a peddlar of baloney. He is going to puncture the cans and affix them to various parts of the net. Sometimes to the lead line — sometimes to the mesh. Whether his report be favorable or adverse we shall publish it. We, ourselves, hardly think it will be spectacularly successful with this type of gear unless he can find some way of slowing down the emulsion and dispersal. But at least it is worth a try.
Obtainable at the camps of Tulloch Western, McCallum's, B.C. Packers, Blaine Myers, also at Pallister's camp, Ostrom's Machine shop, Bamfield, Ivan Clark & Sons,  Hot Spring Cove and Ahousat,  Steveston Hardware, North Shore Martin Marine, Albert's Marina at Horseshoe Bay.
An Inquiry with us may Save Your Battery!
BOND BATTERIES
NEW AND REBUILT
WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF BATTERIES
Free Pickup & Delivery    -    -     Phone LA. 2-0229
7235 Grandview H'way, at Edmonds St. South Burnaby
FERRY MARKET LTD.
119 EAST HASTINGS STREET - MUtual 1-9588
BOAT SUPPLIES
DAF
DIESELS
Our Offer is for:
One type DAF 575 M Marine Diesel Engine developing a continuous shaft output of 100 HP at 2000 rpm; complete with electrically actuated rev/red. gear, ratio 2:1 including controllable pitch propeller with necessary shafting, propeller hub, mechanism, and blades.
Including heat exchanger or keel-cooling equipment. Including oil cooler, electric starting, generator, 450 W; complete instrument panel. Two single lever control positions (one for wheelhouse and one aft).
PTO flange; Tools. Spares.
PRICE, Can.
$5285
fob  Vancouver, B.C.
(for fishermen only)
With or without CP propeller
4 stroke cycle—6 cylinder 165 h.p. (SAE rating) or 100 s.h.p. continuous output. Bore: 4", stroke: 4%". Weight (incl. 2:1 rev./red. gear), 1880 lbs. Fuel: 0.353 lbs./NP/hr.
The Quietest Diesel Engine Known
L. VANDERVEEN LTD. - 1376 W. Pender, Vancouver
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