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THE FISHERMAN
January 24, 1958
V/E BROUGHT THE
DORMAN
DIESEL
TO VANCOUVER TO FILL THE FISHERMEN'S NEED FOR A HIGH SPEED DIESEL DESIGNED FOR CONTINUOUS HEAVY DUTY.
—Harry Walker
Remember These Desired Features:
• Tremendous Crankshaft and Bearings
• Triple Wear Chromed Cylinder Liners (wet)
• All Canadian Threads
• Your Choice of Many Reverse/Reduction Gears
• Special Heavy Flywhee! Fitted For Slow Runnin.
• 12 or 32 Volt Systems
• Remove Pistons or Rods Without Moving Engine
55 HP at 1800 RPM
292 cubic inches
$2595
70 HP at 1800 RPM
390 cubic inches
$2995
1C6 HP at 1800 RPM
585 cubic inches
$4675
Prices include Tachometer, hour meter, and 5 gauges, pulleys for auxiliaries, oil cooler, tools, etc. Send for literature to:
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ENGINES FOR SALE
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
BOATS FOR SALE
"MISTY ISLE" FOR SALE
DRUM SEINER, 42',2' x 12Vi* built 1952. Write .or phone Paul Blom, 1872 River Rd. East, R.R. 2, Richmond, B.C. CRestwood 8-0635
TROLLER-PACKER FOR SALE
36-FT. COMBINATION TROLLER-packer, 15-18 Ea.slh.ope, gear included. Price $4,000. Phone HAstings 0809-Y after 5 p.m.
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 FOR SALE
CHRYSLER ROYAL ENGINE, 3 to 1 reduction out of troller Spray I. in good shape. Phone ELgin 1391.
ENGINES FOR SALE
6-71 G.M. 165 H.P. AND 4-71 110 h.p. completely rebuilt as new. Reduction up to 3:1. Sacrifice price. Phone HEmlock 1-0657.
ENGINES FOR SALE
MODEL 6-71 AND 3-71 G.M. D1E-sel marine engines. Rebuilt, guaranteed. Ray Adams Machine Works Ltd., 821 Victoria St., New Westminster, B.C. Phone LA. 2-0811.
GARDNER SPECIAL
1729 W. Georgia St., Mutual 3-7481 FR5 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.
Harry Walker Ltd.
1737 W. Georgia St. Vancouver 5
TAtlow 1464
Above are commercial fishermen quotations.
DIESEL ENGINE SALE
Unused New G.M. 6-17s 170 H.P. (While they last $2100
• Latest type liner piston kits
• 60 or 70 MM injectors
• V-k to 1 reduction gears
• Heat exchangers
• Instrument panels
• Guaranteed
ALSO: 86 H.P. 3 cyl. G.M.'s 133 H.P. 4 cyl. G.M.'s
If hydraulic gears desired extra charge is made.
Bargains in parts — overhaus,
Exchange pumps, heads, engines.
New List net
12 volt generatorts $50 $35
32 " " (large) 300 85
02 " regulators 105 45
12 " 750 watt gen. 300 90
12 " Starters 250 50
. NEW WESTMINSTER MARINE SALES & SERVICE LTD.
301 12th St. (Est. 20 yrs.)
COMPLETE ENGINES FOR SALE
1 ONLY M-7 CHRYSLER CROWN, 2%:1 reduction. Completely rebuilt. Guaranteed $900 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.
ENGINE FOR SALE
65 H.P. CATERPILLAR WITH electric starter, 3:1 gear, 2y4" shaft, propellor 27" x 36", engine in good shape. Write J. Warnock, Madeira Park, P.C.
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.
HOUSE, BOAT, ENGINE FOR SALE
4 ROOM FLOAT HOUSE, 21" x 24', lined, decorated and furnished. 12 ft. power boat, floats, tools, etc. 60 h.p. Buda gas engine. Presently on beach up Bur-rard Inlet. Leaving town, will take $1,000. Bob Stewart, Dollar-ton P.O., B.C.
M/V "EARL ROY" FOR SALE
42' TROLLER, 6-CYL. GARD-ner diesel, all power equipment, hydraulic anchor winch and steering, fr-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.
GEAR FOR SALE
HALIBUT GEAR FOR SALE 10 SKATES HALIBUT GEAR IN good condition. Write or phone Paul Blom. 1872 River Rd. East, R.R.2, Richmond, B.C. CRestwood 8-0635.
GEAR FOR SALE
18 SKATES OF HALIBUT GEAR, partly new. Phone WOodside 6-2737 or LAkeview 2-6848.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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.
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, camp tending or towing. Apply Thomas B. Hall, Box 40, Quathia-ski Cove, B.C.
"WHITE SWAN" FOR SALE
75 FT. ALL PURPOSE i/OAT, 275 h.p. cat, beam trawling gear, Phone HEmlock 1-1593, 6 to 8 p.m. eveings.
"BRUCE S" FOR SALE
GILLNETTER-TROLLER, 34' x 9", 50 h.p. Bolinder. Apply 203 - 11th St., New Westminster or phone LA. 6-7923.
"OLYMPIA 3" FOR SALE
LENGTH 40 FT., 43 H.P. CAT,, salmon gurdies, echo sounder, radio telephone. Phone GLen-burn 1852-L.
MV "RENDAL" FOR SALE
LENGTH 43', BEAM 12' 4", DEPTH 6'S", 72 Gardner diesel, equipped with radio telephone, iron mike, sounder, direction finder, 8 spool gurdie,s. Price $17,000. Phone 5797 or apply Kris Berg, 914 Hays Cove Avenue, Prince Rupert, B.C.
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.
GILLNETTERS FOR SALE
GILLNETTER 35'xl0'x4', NORD-berg 110 engine, Ekolite sounder, heavy duty alternator battery charger, west-coast drum, full compromise stern. Full price, $7,200.
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GILLNETTER 30'x 7'10", ENGINE 15-18 h.p. Easthope. Boat in good condition, ready to fish—$2,000.
GILLNETTER 20'x 7'4", 10-14 h.p. Easthope, complete and ready to fish—$875.
4-CYLINDER PALMER ENGINE, completely overhauled—$275.
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GILLNETTER 33' x 9'4" x 3'6", new G.M.C. Easthope conversion engine, Ekolite sounder, phone, large west-coast drum, full compromise stern. Full price, $6,800.
Sole agent Cliff Gissing, Drawer
40, Steveston, B.C.
TROLLER FOR SALE
TROLLER "MISS CANADA" 32 ft., Austin engine, 100 h.p., Equipped with phone, sounder, automatic pilot. Can be seen at Kanata Marine Ways, Ft. Brough-ton Street, Vancouver, B.C. See Cydrik Jager aboard boat.
PURSE SEINE FOR SALE
COMPLETE SALMON PURSE seine net—3% strips, cork line, lead line. Good condition. Price $1,000. Phone GLenburn 0808-R.
. GILLNETTER FOR SALE
32' x 8'6" 'x 3'6" GILLNETTER "Ada," Chrysler Crown engine, 110 h.p., gumwood sheathing hull, Albion Boatworks or W. Rauma, Websters Corners, B.C.
DE LUXE SEAFRONT XHIS DELUXE SEAFRONT BUN-galow with the most charming setting has everything. Luxurious 16' x 36' sunken living room, plus planter and dining area, long Roman tile fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, full picture windows overlooking the water. French doors to patio with plexiglass roof. Smart electric cabinet kitchen plus sea view. Silva-ply finished dining room and den. All rubber tile floors. 3 bedrooms, two 4-piece colored vanity bathrooms. This home is exceptionally well finished and fully insulated. An oil furnace, double carport. Front lawn extends to the waterfront. Safest anchorage on the B.C. coast. All conveniences. Low taxes. Terms. Full price $18,500. Write H.. J. Carlin, 1206 Fairfield Rd., Victoria, B.C., Phone 5-7658.
GALIANO ISL. PROPERTY FOR SALE
200 FOOT WATERFRONTAGE. good harbor, 4 roomed house with basement plus two 2-roomec homes for revenue. 3.2 surveyec acres. Phone Mrs. Langton a WAInut 2-2118.
HOUSE FOR SALE
it ROOMS, 53 x 120 YT. LOT, 5 fruit trees, etc. 1 block off Victoria Drive, 2211 East 44th Ave. Sid Knutsen. ELgin 5598.
WANTED
GILLNET DRUM WANTED I I L L N E T DRUM, WITH OR without drive. Apply Box 3, The Fisherm-" 301 Powell St., Vancouver, B.C.
USED NET WANTED
CONDEMNED LINEN NET, NOT suitable for fishing. In fair shape. LA. 6-2109.
PIANO AND CHAIRS WANTED
REASONABLY PRICED PIANO and chairs wanted to rent or buy for Emanuel Rescue Mission Phone EXpress 3474.
DKPTH SOUNDER WANTED
3EPTH SOUNDER IN GOOD condition suitable for fishing ho^t. P. Nielson, Box 864, Haney, B.C.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOAT LUM3ER SPECIALISTS
MARINE PLYWOOD. 4 FT. WIDF to 40 ft. long. Rot Proof Wolman ised Plywood. No. 1 edge grair. cedar planking, yellow eeda; framing, oak ribs. See Reliance Lumber Co. at 1404 E. Hastinc St. or phone HA. 6770.
GENERAL BOAT REPAIRS We specialize in repairs to fishing boats. KANATA MARINE WAYS Toot of Broughton St., Vancouver
SKIFF, CHARGER FOR SALE
NEW 7% PLYWOOD SKIFF Also 6-volt battery charger. Phone HA. 4709-Y.
GURDIES FOR SALE
TWIN-DRUM SWAN GURDIES trans-mission. Phone WOodside 6^1337.
RADIOPHONE FOR SALE
30-WATT, 12 VOLT MARCONI radiophone, 3 years old, $300. Phone Dickens 6505.
GURDIES FOR SALE
6-SPOOL SWANN GURDIES with reverse boxes. Good shape. Reply Carl Larson, Lund, B.C.
GURDIES, GEAR BOXES FOR SALE
SET OF 8-SPOOL GURDIES with gear boxes and transmission. Phone W. Erickson at GLenburn 1689-M.
LADNER GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
All Boat Irons and Crab Pots PHONE 71 LADNER, B.C.
RICHMOND TRANSFER
Kill Henderson HA. 4377
Sam Montgomery . Stev. 63 Nothing Too Large - Too Small 425 Alexander St. HA. 6297
PRESIDENTS MEET dent of the Alaska Native
Brotherhood, and Bob Clifton, president of the Native Brotherhood of B.C., met for the first time at the White Rock conference on Japanese mothership operations. Both Indian leaders expressed concern over salmon net operations in the north Pacific during the UFAWU-sporisored meeting.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
CONVENTION
had a two-year agreement while wages in comparable work have increased substantially.
"With this background in mind," the Call continues, "The Convention must consider the way to further progress. The road appears full of potential pitfalls and obstacles but it will be the duty of the Convention delegates to unite the entire Union around a program designed to overcome our difficulties and move ahead. The program must be clear to all members and must have the unqualified support of the overwhelming majority. Timing of action to achieve the program is vital and yet there is a need to be more flexible on timing than we have been in past years.
"The Convention can and must consider this question and will no doubt come up with a hardhitting policy to advance the members' interests. "At present, the salmon trollers are indicating they would like to establish minimum prices. The question of Union organisation in
'fillips Birthday
BILLY STEELE . . . Union janitor Billy Steele, on the job for well over 20 years, is celebrating his eighty-third birthday this Saturday, January 25. Best wishes of the many hundreds of fishermen and shore-workers who know him go out to little Billy on the occasion.
Tulloch, ABC Vouchers Late
Tulloch-Western and Anglo B.C. Packing Company (Good Hope) are delinquent in payment of 1S57 giilnet vouchers, according to word from the United Fishermen and Allied Workers' Union.
As a result, Union records do not show voucher payments by fishermen in these operations since they cannot be recorded until cheques are received from the companies.
Another delinquent until this month was B.C. Packers and as a result, posting of monies from men in this operation has been delayed.
this field remains unsettled. The general executive board believes this is vital to eventual success and will therefore submit a full report to the delegates lor their consideration. Combines Probe
"The Combines Investigation Branch is continuing its harrass-rnent of our Union through its powers of 'investigation.' After four days of prepared cross-examination of the general secretary-treasurer, the executive board was convinced the justice department was trying to build a case against the Union.
"This threat to the bargaining rights of our Union is a threat to all fishermen in Canada and to all trade unions in our country. Our Convention must sharpen the public fight to defeat this company-inspired attempt to set back the fishermen to the status of unorganised workers. "Organisation in our industry is stronger than in past years. However, we have not completed this job. Many persons, working under terms of our agreements, are satisfied with paying compulsory checkoff but don't bother to join the [ Union. This must be corrected by active shop steward committees and local organisational efforts.
"In the fishing fleets, there are still those who reap the benefits but refuse to share the costs of Union organisation.
"Since full and complete organisation is a key to successfully winning our demands, we urge all locals to give thought to this issue in your preparations.
World Situation
"On a world scale, the people oi all nations are bearing an extremely heavy load of taxation in an ever-increasing arms drive. At the same time, in Canada hundreds of thousands of workers are unemployed, while our closest neighbor has over four million out of work.
"Coupled with these problems, the world is still divided in respect to trade areas. Canada has loaded a tremendous percentage of its eggs into the U.S. trade basket and refuses to recognise the 600 million people in China as having a government oi' their own.
"Our Convention has always expressed its views on these vital questions of peace, trade and full employment for Canadian workers. In this Centennial year, our resolutions should call for a hundred years of progress for our own citizens and for all mankind.
"These are some of the problems facing the delegates at our Fourteenth Annual Convention. No doubt there will be scores of resolutions on a tremendously wide range of topics. We urge every Local to strive to develop the widest possible discussion in preparation for the Convention. In a democratic union, the membership must play its full role in making the policy. The Convention is the highest authority in our Union and we are sure all Locals will want to take part in working out policies in a manner which will strengthen the Union and advance the general welfare in the year ahead," the Call concludes.
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