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THE FISHERMAN
February 14, 1958
ENGINES FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS
Do YOU Want
2250 R.PJ.'s 1800 R.PJ.'s
or
1300 R.P.M/s
From Your Diesel
CHRYSLER ROYAL ENGJNE, 3
Classified Advertising
DIESEL ENGINES
USED   AND   REBUILT DIESEL engines. Guaranteed engine installation   service,   repairs, and steam cleaning.  All vessel construction, repairs and ways. A. H. AUSTEN LTD. PAcific 1822 BEL AIRE SHIPYARD Foot of Cardero Street
EASTHOPE
Marine Engines, Parts & Service
1225. No. 1 Road, Steveston, B.C.
P.O. Box 424, Steveston.
Phone BRowning 7-7710 Also at 1747 W. Georgia (rear).
Engine
CHOOSE ONE OF THESE ENGINES
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Our "Ford 6"
Gives 86 H.P. at 2250 R.P.M.
(or 100 HP at 2400 RPM) (1300 pounds weight)
Our "Doriiiai 8"
Gives 86 H.P. at 1300 R.P.M.
(or 106 HP at 1800 RPM) (3000 lbs. weight.)
Harry Walker's LOW Price List
PARSONS FORD DIESEL (4)
220 Cu. In. 52 HP at 2250 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear     §21 15
330 Cu. In. 86 HP at 2250 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear S2950 (6 Cyl.)
DORMAN MODEL 3LB
292 Cu. In. 55 HP at 1800 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear   . $2595
DORMAN MODEL 4LB
390 Cu. In. 70 HP at 1800 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear   . §2990
DORMAN MODEL 5LB
488 Cu In. 88 HP at 1800 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear $3525
DORMAN MODEL 6LB
585 Cu. In. 106 HP at 1800 RPM with 3 to 1 Gear $4690
Parsons prices include heat exchanger.
Dorman prices include double V-pulley drive for auxiliaries and hourmeter.
All Engines have Panel, Tachometer, Shaft Coupling, etc.
to 1 reduction out of troller Spray I. in good shape. Phone ELgin 1391.
ENGINES FOR SALE
MODEL 6-71 AND 3-71 G.M. DIE-sel marine engines. Rebuilt, guaranteed. Ray Adams Machine Works Ltd., 821 Victoria St., New Westminster, B.C. Phone LA. 2-081i.
GARDNER SPECIAL
1729 W. Georgia St., Mutual 3-7481 FR6 LISTER MARINE
1956, 54 H.P. AT 1800 RPM CON-tinuous, 3:1 red. This engine as new, 400 hrs. service. Not sufficient power for original owner. Suitable for 38' to 40' troller or gillnetter, $2,400 or near offer-Vancouver.
468 BUDA MARINE
1949, 68 H.P. AT 1800 RPM, 3:1 S/N rev. Red. This engine in good shape. Overhauled and run 500 hrs. To clear, $750—Vancouver.
ENGINE FOR SALE
USED 120 H.P. CHRYSLER IN-dustrial, 3 to 1 reduction, in good shape. Price $400. Phone YOrk 2981.
Write  — Wire
Phone
Harry Walker Ltd.
1737 W. Georgia St. Vancouver 5, B.C. TAtlow 1464
- ATTENTION -
Inspection by you at our showroom, will convince you that these engines are setting the standard for QUALITY, that is difficult to obtain elsewhere.
COMPLETE ENGINES FOR SALE
1 ONLY M-7 CHRYSLER CROWN. 2%:1 reduction. Completely rebuilt. Guaranteed $930 1 only M-47 Chrysler Crown, 2%:1 reduction. New block assembly and balance, completely
rebuilt. Guaranteed ...... $1,100
Alberni Engineering & Shipyard Lt., Port Alberni, B.C. Phones 22 and 21.
BOATS FOR SALE
TROLLER FOR SALE
40-FT. FULLY RIGGED. PHONE ATwater 8-3782.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
33' x- 9V/, "NORLYS," FULLY equipped for gillnetting. Inquire Jonas Holm, 550 Cliff Ave., North Burnaby. GL. 1673-T.
TROLLER-PACKER FOR SALE
36-FT. COMBINATION TROLLER-packer, 15-18 Easthope, gear included.   Price  $4,000. Phone HAstings 0809-Y after 5 p.m.
M/V "EARL ROY" FOR SALE
42' TROLLER, 6-CYL. GARD-ner diesel, all power equipment, hydraulic anchor winch and steering, 8-spool gurdies, automatic pilot, radio-telephone direction finder, 2 fathometers, recorder and flasher. Fully equipped and ready to operate with trolling gear such as lines, leads, lures, etc., plus considerable amount of extra gear. For inspection and information contact: Mr. E. Bates, MV "Earl Roy" c/o Fishermen's Wharf, Victoria, B.C.
ENGINE FOR SALE
1949 EASTHOPE 20 H.P., 3 CYL.-$200. Phone HEmlock 1-9341.
BOATS FOR SALE
DRUM SEINER FOR SALE
44' DRUM SEINER, HYDRAULIC winch, drum and fair lead. 110 G.M. diesel engine, 3 years old, boat and equipment as new, terms arranged. Write E. Clarke, Box 3, Campbell River, B.C. or phone Atwater 8-6520.
MV "PILLAR BAY" FOR SALE
TROLLER 36' x 10', 110 CHRYS-ler Crown, Wesco telephone, good fathometer, Freeman mike — complete with gear. Apply aboard "Pillar Bay" at Campbell Ave. float.
BOATS FOR SALE
FISH PACKER 38' x 9'6", CHRYS-ler-Simplex conversion.  Boat in fair   to   good   condition. Price . $1,650.
GILLNETTER 30' x 8'6", 10-14 H.P. Easthope. Boat in good condition. Ready to fish. Price $2,000.
GILLNETTER 33' x 9'4", G.M. GAS engine, sounder, phone, large drum. In perfect condition throughout. Price, $7,000. Apply C. Gissing, c/o J. H. Todd Ltd., Steveston, B.C.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
29 FT. GILLNETTER, 10-14 EAST-hope. Price $1,100. Phone DEx-ter 4109-M.
M/V "LADY DARLENE" FOR SALE
34 FT. GILLNETTER. BOAT complete with pilot, sounder, phone, etc. Phone LA. 1-3817.
SEINER FOR SALE
72 FEET, 150 H.P. DIESEL, CAP-acity 100 tons. In first class shape. Write Box 10, The Fisherman, 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
GILLNETTERS FOR SALE
GILLNETTER 34' x 10', 125 Chrysler, boat 8 months old. Also gillnetter 20' x 8'. Phone LAkeview 2-1928.
BOAT FOR SALE
60-FT. DRAGGER - SEINER, 120 Cat., hydraulic winch, sounder, phone, etc., in good condition. Phone Dickens 4521 or write Box 12, The Fisherman, 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
GEAR FOR SALE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
WINCHES, CABLE FOR-SALE
2 BEAM-TRAWL WINCHES, boards and stanchions, 3,600-ft. cable 9/16". Sell together or separate. Phone WA. 2-7347.
NETS FOR SALE
YORK STREET 5Ms", 33 GAUGE nylon, 550 fathoms of web. New, never been used, hung, ready to go. For sale at reasonable pnces. Also complete sets of cork and lead lines for sale. C. Gissing, c/o J. H. Todd Ltd., Ste/eston, E.C.
HALIBUT GEAR FOR SALE
GROUND LINE, SNAPS, BUOYS and buoy lines, anchors for small boats. Reasonable. P.O. Box 316, New Westminster, B.C.
SPRING NET FOR SALE
WEB ONLY, SIZE 8% x 45 x 200 fathoms hung. Used only one week, as new, $75. Write Box 11, The Fisherman, 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
GURDIES, NET FOR SALE
6-SPOOL OSTROM TROLLING gurdies in A-l condition. One nylon net No. 43, 5Vs mesh, used one season. Apply Box 456, West-view, B.C., or phone Powell River 24748.
WANTED
BOAT FOR SALE
GILLNETTER 35' x 9'10", POWER-ed by 125 h.p. Chrysler Crown, launched June, 1957, with phone and sounder. Apply 1726 River Rd., Richmond, B.C.
MV "VAGABOND 3" FOR SALE
LENGTH 36', BEAM 10', 40 H.P. Gardner diesel, three 2-spool gurdies, Hope radiophone. Suitable for trolling, fish packing, eamp tending or towing. Apply Thomas B. Hall, Box 40, Quathia-ski Cove, B.C.
"WHITE SWAN" FOR SALE
75 FT. ALL PURPOSE BOAT, 275 h.p. cat, beam trawling gear, Phone HEmlock 1-1593, 6 to 8 p.m. eveings.
M/V "OSLO" FOR SALE
HALIBUT VESSEL "OSLO" — 52 feet long, 13 foot breadth, powered with an 80 H.P. Caterpillar * Diesel. Complete with halibut gear, sounder and phone. Passed steamboat inspection and machine completely overhauled this year. Write ,to Julius Johnson, 600 4th Ave. East, Prince Rupert, B.C.
ENGINE WANTED
15-18 OR HIGH SPEED OR CON-version. Write Box 6, The Fisherman, 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
BRIEF TO VICTORIA
MANIFOLD WANTED
452 GRAYMARINE MANIFOLD. Write or phone D. Latham, 212, 7th Ave., "Mew Westminster. LA. 2-9090.
GILLNETTER WANTED
34 FT. GILLNETTER WANTED. Must be reasonable. Phone DEx-ter 4109-M.
TROLLING GURDIES WANTED
SET OF 6 OR 8 SPOOL TROLL-ing gurdies and reverse boxes. Write 1493 Haywood Ave., West Vancouver or phone WAInut 2-4586 evenings.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOAT LUMBER SPECIALISTS
MARINE PLYWOOD, 4 FT. WIDE to 40 ft. long. Rot Proof Wolman-ised Plywood. No. 1 edge grain cedar planking, yellow cedar framing, oak ribs. See Reliance Lumber Co. at 140-4 e. Hastings St. or phone HA. 6770.
GEAR FOR SALE
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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACT OR TIME AND MA-terial. Apply R. C. Worthington, EXpress 3931, BAyview 2378 evenings.
GURDIES FOR SALE
6-SPOOL SWANN GURDIES with reverse boxes. Good shape. Reply Carl Larson, Lund, B.C.
NET, ETC., FOR SALE EULACHON WEB NYLON VA, never used. Save 20%. Also some used web. Cork and lead lines now, 60 lb. anchor. R. Lay, Herring Rd., Pitt Meadows, B.C.
HALIBUT GEAR FOR SALE
15 SKATES OF MANILA HALI-but gear; 1,500 fathoms buoy line; 8 Scotchman canvas buoys; steel chute; flag poles; 8 anchors. Retired from halibut fishing — will sell very reasonably. Apply aboard boat "MW" at Menchions Shipyard, Vancouver.
NET FOR SALE
NYLON SPRING NET 8%—93. 50 meshes deep, will hang about 165 fathoms. Lots of spare net— same size. Phone FRaser 5623. Price $250.
GEAR FOR SALE
COMPLETE 28 SKATE SET OF halibut gear, two seasons old. Price $1,200 or good offer. 2 beam, trawl nets $100. Contact R. Hobbs, EMerald 7489 after 6 p.m.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE
6 ROOMS, 53 x 120 FT. LOT, 5 fruit trees, etc. 1 block off Victoria Drive. 2211 East 44th Ave. Sid Knutsen.  ELgin 5598.
POSSIBLE REVENUE
AT WHALER BAY, GALIANO island, 3.2 acres in garden, 200-ft water frontage with 2-bedroom basement house wired, plus two 2croom cottages furnished. Good swimming, excellent harbor. New car-ferry service between Island and Vancouver commencing approx. March 15. Phone WAInut 2-2118 after 6 p.m.
GENERAL BOAT REPAIRS
We  specialize  in  repairs to fishing boats. KANATA MARINE WAYS Foot of Broughton St., Vancouver
THUNDERBIRD
• Electric ® Hardware 9 Radio
WE TEST YOUR TUBES FREE 533 E. Hastings St.
PILOTS, GENERATORS, PUMPS
AUTOMATIC PILOTS, 32-VOLT 50-amp generators, electric water pumps. Phone LA. 2-6597.
PORK FOR SALE
HALF A PIG'AT 35 CENTS PER pound. Phone CRestwood 8-5660.
MISCELLANEOUS
WINCH, TRANSMISSION FOR SALE
HAVE ANCHOR WINCH AND transmission, galvanised and perfect condition. Apply Port Alberni Engineering Co. or Fish Company, Port Alberni, B.C.
SHIP MODEL FOR SALE
BATTLESHIP, 4 FEET LONG. Price $100. On display at The Fisherman, 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
ATTENTION, OWNERS OF REFRIGERATED VESSELS
AUSTRALIAN C O M M E R CIAL fisherman, wants to meet owner of large fishboat, refrigeration essential, interested ' in voyage to Australia end of salmon season. Return passage before commencement 1959 season, or remain Australia. Extra large return guaranteed either way. For fuller particulars write Box 20, The Fisherman, 301   Powell St.,
Vancouver, B.C.
is Alaskan fishing in waters outside the .surf line.
It is pointed out that when the general agreement was reached between Canada and the U.S. on maintaining the surf line principle, no chart of Alaska was produced and no definite line was drawn in that area. But provision was made at that time to amend the Treaty and apply the surf line if it appeared the Alaska fishery was endangering the runs.
"Last year, Alaska fishermen took one and one-half million pinks off Noyes Island," the Union pointed out. "Some 10,000 salmon were tagged in this area by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and. most of them were recovered in Canadian rivers, proving conclusively that Alaska fishermen ware intercepting our salmorj. Charts now show they are permitted to fish as much as four and five miles off shore while our fishermen abide by the surf lire."
The brief urged the government to support the Union's efforts to have the same offshore fishing limits applied in south-east Alaska as in Canadian waters.
Indiscriminate Logging
Other factors were cited by the Union as contributors to adversely affecting salmon runs including "indiscriminate logging practices." Debris has made many salmon streams impassable and water sheds stripped by logging firms have upset the balance of nature causing flash floods and sometimes droughts in late summer, which have in some streams and creeks wiped out runs which one time existed.
The Union called for "early action" on these points:
• Wide scale stream clearance where salmon are known to have spawned.
• Reforestation along the edges of streams which have been stripped of timber, to restore them to their former productivity.
• Artificial hatcheries to supply the seeding for the newly reclaim d streams.
• Improvement of spawning beds where creek levels have dropped.
The Union brief pointed to Jones Creek where diversion of the river lowered water level to a point where spawning would have been impossible. To meet this situation created by the B.C. Electric power development at Jones Lake and Creek, artificial spawning grounds were constructed toy bulldozing a new stream bed and building a series of well-gravelled steps in which pink and salmon now spawn successfully.
The Union declared that this has "opened up a whole new field rjf possibilities for salmon rehabilitation over the entire coast. Constructive work will be created for skilled and unskilled workers and we will be building up this valuable natural resource," if the steps "proposed are carried out, the Union declared.
Another employment possibility placed before the Committee was the present virtually unfished dogfish supplies. The Union urged support for a floor price of 15 -ents a pound on livers or $30 for the wrole fish and added research on new methods of utilising this species.
Use Non-Salmon Sites
The Union advocated development of two major potential power sites under public ownership. These sites, the Peace-Liferd rivers and Mica Creek on the Columbia, would together supply a minimum of 7,000,000 horsepower. The Peace-Liard system alone would provide 4,000,000 horsepower and in both cases the Union points out, the "important salmon rivers would be left free of obstructions."
On the other hand, the Union expressed "grave concern" at the announcement that a private concern, the Wenner-gren interests, have been i given the go-ahead on the' northern project.
"Our hydro resource is vital to the future of this province and bitter experience has shown us that the public cannot hope for cheap electricity or adequate service when private companies control our power," the brief asserted.
Backing this argument, the* Union quoted the Vancouver cost
DIESEL POWER COSTS FAR LESS
Investigate and See 4-71 — 110 H.P. 6-71    —    165 H.P.
For Gillnetters or Seiners 1 Year Guarantee. Completely Rebuilt by Certified
Engineers. We offer the Best Deal on the Pacific Coast.
Steveston Engineering
378 Dvke Road Steveston
of $10.90 for 500 kilowatt hours In Edmonton, on the other hand, the 500 kilowatt hours cost $6.34, in Toronto $6.63, in Montreal $6.01 and in Regina where there is no hydro power, $9.78 for 500 kilowatt hours.
"Let capital come to B.C. as it will because of our forest, mineral and oil reserves, but let us be on the selling end where power is concerned," the Union stated.
Steel Industry Needed
The Union cites the record of Western Canada Steel Limited founded some 10 years ago which at one time employed with its subsidiary firms some 500 workers. Cheap foreign steel imports have caused heavy layoffs.
"We believe this industry is vital to the province and should be expanding rather than folding up. The raw materials are here, including iron ore and coal. We have the labor force necessary to man the smelters and rolling mills. Some pump priming would appear to be required if we are to put this industry on its feet. We recommend that this government provide additional subsidies if required to ensure the healthy development of our steel industry,"  the  Union declared.
The Union expressed the opin^ ion that the B.C. government has taken a step in the right direction in its export tax on iron ore.
"Much of our raw material leaves this province and we must buy back the manufactured product," the brief argued. Instead of removing this tax, the government should consider embargos on ore export as a further guarantee that a successful steel industry can be built in B.C. At the same time, the Union also felt that protection should be given against dumping foreign steel in the province.
Emergency Meet
The Union called for an emergency meeting of provincial premiers and public works ministers with the federal cabinet in order to get a public works program launched as speedily as possible.
Specifically, the Union called for slum clearance coupled with a major housing program, hospital construction, additional parks, gymnasiums, civic centres, swimming pools, harbor facilities, water works, sidewalks, rehabilitation centers and public buildings of ail description.
"What is sorely needed is the same kind of determination in providing for the needs of the people as is evidenced during wartime," the Union declared. "When our population is suffering from lack of work, it is a national emergency, and requires emergency action."
Housing Proposals
In its argument for a full and major housing program the Union advances these measures:
• Provision of adequate funds by the federal government to ensure a National Housing Program.
• A substantial reduction in down payments and interest rates on homes constructed under NHA legislation.
• A vigorous program of urban and rural slum clearance under direction of the provincial government and in " cooperation with municipal authorities.
• Special provision within the program to assist home development at lower cost and to promote cooperative 'housing programs.
The Union proposed "A drastic reduction in the defense budget with a reallocation of the money to finance projects of direct benefit tp the Canadian people," as a means of raising funds to finance its proposed projects.
"We believe that $500,000,000 would go a long way toward financing a large scale national public works program. It would be of direct benefit in providing jobs for people in B.C. throughout 12 months of the year.
"We believe money spent in this way will provide far more jobs and will contribute more to the stability of our economy than expenditures for armaments. Moreover, if a good part of it is used to expand our schools and universities, we may be able to produce some major firsts in the scientific world," the Union brief emphasised.
Winding up its submission, the Union urged adoption of a strong resolution   by the  B C legislature  which   would  call  for "a drastic reduction in the defense budget  in  order  to  finance a major public works program." The Union argued that considerable money has been spent on de-fense projects which are known to be obsolete even before their completion.    Last year, $1,750,000,000 of Canadian taxpayers' money was sunk into what is described as a "bottomless pit of defense expenditures."
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121 Main Street
Vancouver, B.C.
Phone PA. 5614
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