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THE FISHERMAN
January 22, 1957
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
THE 203 HP PARAGON-FORD
Overhead Valve
V-8 Marine Engine
Is the BIGGEST of 15 models made by the Ford Motor Company, including 7 models with 4 cylinders, 3 models with 6 cylinders, and 5 models with 8 cylinders, including Lincoln.
This BIG ENGINE has 8 cylinders with 3.8" bore.
SPECIAL:
To any purchaser bringing this advertisement and placing an order we will give a written guarantee that he will get the LOWEST FUEL CONSUMPTION of an gasoline engine
. capable of developing 200 HP
. or more.
This engine is available with gear ratios from 1M: to 1 to 4 to 1. All are equipped with CAPITAL HEAVY DUTY HYDRAULIC REVERSE REDUCTION gears without extra charge.
NOTE:
These" are the gears that you have seen on the FIVE most popular makes of DIESEL engines, but which have not previously been supplied on GASOLINE ENGINES. They should last a LIFETIME.
COMPARE THIS:
A standard pattern propeller :   32" x 24" is not too BIG.
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■ We supply smaller engines TOOf
Oar second engine in size
develops 165 H.P. This Paragon-Ford Marine ; turns a 27" x 18" at 1100 RPM. , We sell this 165 H.P. Beauty for only
$1795
COMPARE THE QUALITY
AND POWER WITH COMPETITIVE ENGINES
* * * OTHER PARAGON (FORD)
MARINE ENGINES
47 HP OHV 4 cylinders S 945
50 HP OHV 4 cylinders $1185
62 HP OHV 4 cylinders $1209
68 HP OHV 6 cylinders $1095
137 HP OHV 6 cylinders $1490
130 HP OHV 8 cylinders $1490
WE GIVE
LONG TRADES
WE SUPPLY
BIG POWER
Every PARAGON (Ford) has the Newest Features:-BIG BORE
SHORT STROKE
j, OVERHEAD VALVES
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■ A personal request:
Please tell us which model you require IMMEDIATELY. Due to our Modern HEAVY DUTY specifications and LOW PRICES, we have on hand NOW enough orders to ALMOST use up our stock of 40 engines. If you plan to use one of our Ford engines in the spring, tell us WHICH MODEL and WHICH REDUCTION GEAR that you need and we will KEEP IT IN STOCK FOR i   YOU!!!
—Harry Walker
Horry Walker Ltd.
1737 West Georgia Street Vancouver 5, B.C. Phone: TAtlow 1464
; FORD POWERED MEANS WELL POWERED
PJS. We use The Fisherman to tell you about our engines, and NO SALESMEN are going to ask you to buy, or to call at your home. Drive to 1737 W. Georgia, and save the salesman's commission.
BOATS FOR SALE
GILLNET HULL FOR SALE
34-ft. gillnetter under construction can be seen at Wick's Boat Works, 1810 Kent St., Vancouver.
DRAGGER-SEINER FOR SALE
60' dragger-seiner for sale. 120 Cat. engine, sounder, radiophone, Loran. Well equipped — in good shape. Phone Dickens 4521.
GILLNETTER "SONJA B" FOR SALE
Boat in first class condition. Everything brand new. Apply at Kanata Marine Ways (on board boat).
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
34 feet, 10-foot beam. 2 years old, with gum wood sheeting. Hydraulic clutch and drum. Excellent living quarters with mahogany finish. 25 watt radiotelephone. Powered by a 125 G.M.C. Everything new. Built by a shipyard, a real buy at $6,500. Box 60, The Fisherman, 301 Powell Street, Vancouver.
M/V "SEA STAR" FOR SALE
M/V "Sea Star" 40 ft., rigged for trolling, modern electronics. For information phone GLen-burn 2242 evenings.
TROLLER FOR SALE
Boat 33*, beam 8'5", 4'4" deep, built in 1947. 110 Chrysler Crown engine, IVz reduction gear, 28 x 18 propeller, 6 spool direct reversible Ostrom gurdies, 4 trolling poles; stainless steel stovepipe and around exhaust pipe, 2 generators, spare carburetor, excellent stove. Ready to go. Price $3,500. Write Les Jacques, Box 253, Westview, B.C.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOAT LUMBER SPECIALISTS
Marine plywood, 4 feet wide to 40 ft. long. Rot Proof Wolman-ized Plywood. No. 1 edge grain cedar planking, yellow cedar framing, oak ribs. See Reliance Lumber Co. at 1404 E. Hastings or phone HA. 6770.
HOUSE FOR SALE AT MASSETT, Q.CJ.
Three-bedroom house, one down, two up; large living room, new kitchen, full bathroom, running water, new wiring and plumbing throughout, kitchen oil stove like new. Close to dock and school. This house is ideal for a fisherman. I am selling very reasonably, full price $3,000 or best offer. Contact Ralph Wick, 621A, 6th West, Prince Rupert, B.C.
GILLNET DRUM FOR SALE
New. Complete   with drum
drive and transmission. Phone HAstings 2255-L.
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SANITARY CONTROL
DIRECTION FINDER AND IRON MIKE FOR SALE
Apelco direction finder and Wood Freeman iron mike, used only one month. Phone LAke-view 2-1164.
GILLNET DRUM FOR SALE
Reasonably priced, 1 large gillnet drum, a set of V-rollers and a galvanised drum well. To contact, phone LA. 2-7682.
COLLECTOR, GILLNETTER FOR SALE
38' x 9' collector, 2-cylinder Palmer, $3,500.
30' x 8' gillnetter, 2-cylinder 10-18 electric start Easthope, $1,500. Apply Ralph Stacey, Cardero Wharf. Phone PA. 6458 or LAkevlew 1-4357.
MV "KENNEDY LAKE" FOR SALE
Seiner-troller, length 39', beam 10' 6", 65 H.P. Cummins diesel, complete trolling equipment, turn table and rollers. New batteries and propeller. Apply K. Arnet, Tofino, B.C.
GILLNETTER FOR SALE
To settle estate. Boat 35 ft., 6 years old with new engine. Phone Newton 243-LI.
"LADY BILLIE" FOR SALE
Complete drum seiner, halibut gear, trawl gear (double) and 2 bottom trawls, 1 herring trawl, radiophone, 2 echo sounders. Write R. N. KeUy, No. 5 Island Highway, Nanalmo, B.C.
IIALIBUTTER-PACKER FOR SALE
"Morans," 65 HP. Cat. diesel, 20 skates halibut gear. Reasonably priced for quic1 sale. Phone Mrs. Paddy Morans at KE. 5007-L,
HALIBUT-PACKER FOR SALE
50' halibut packer, 165 G.M., 2 years old, phone, sounder, D.F., new wheel, rudder and shaft Well kept up. Snap for quick sale, $9,000. Box 8, The Fisherman, 301 Powell St, Vancouver.
HALIBUT BOAT FOR SALE
Halibut boat "Oslo," 52 ft. long, 13 foot beam, powered with a 80 H.P. Caterpillar Diesel. Fully equipped with halibut gear, Julhis Johnson, 600 - 4th Ave. East, Prince Rupert, B.C.
HALLICRAFTER RADIOS
Sales and Service. Tape Recorders, Cameras, Record Players,
MacKay Radio Service 185 W. Broadway, Vancouver, B.C.
STORE FOR LEASE
Established General Store and 1 pool table, adjacent to Government wharf at Sointula, B.C. Year round water and electricity supply. Furnished living quarters, telephone service, delivery truck. Yearly lease $75 per month. Thurston's General Store, Sointula, B.C. Phone 22.
WANTED
WORK WANTED
As watchman, day or night. Has experience at this work. Or will take odd jobs or other employment. Phone DExter 3975-F or write G. Miller at 3790 Clydes dale Street, Burnaby 2, B.C.
DRUM DRIVE WANTED
Easthope drum drive in A-l condition — cash. Box 2, The Fisherman, 301 Powell Street, Vancouver, B.C.
FOR SALE
NET CLEARANCE
Canadian and Japanese nylon gillnets. No.'s 53 and 63, $2 per pound. Phone CEdar 9225 any time.
ANCHOR WINCH FOR SALE
Anchor winch for sale, in good condition. Price $50. Phone Tom Earl, TAtlow 3156.
LORAN !
NEW — TESTED READY FOR INSTALLATION
3-section set _____________ $245
2- section set — % size of
3- section. More modern $415 ORDER NOW WHILE STILL
AVAILABLE. LYALL McLENNAN OCEAN MARINE SUPPLY LTD. 469 Powell St.   Vancouver, B.C.
ENGINES FOR SALE
ENGINE FOR SALE
110 h.p. (heavy duty) 4 cyl. Atlas Imperial. In good shape (now installed in a halibut-herring fish boat), with spare crank shaft clutch, 2 cylinder heads. 2 cylinders—3 pistons and connecting rod, lubricator bearing, etc. Reasonable offer will be accepted. Apply Herje Fishing Co. Ltd., 7146 Fraser St., Van. 15, B.C., or phone FRaser 2223.
EASTHOPE
Marine Engines, Parts & Service 1225 No. 1 Road, Steveston, B.C. P.O. Box 424 Steveston. Phone FU. 7710. Also at 1747 W. Georgia (rear).
MARINE ENGINE FOR SALE
Used Gray marine engine, 125 h.p., direct drive, in excellent condition. Phone TA. 3829.
TED SJOBLOM
. . . lifelong trade unionist
Union Member Critically III
Members of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union will be sorry to hear that one of their number, Ted Sjoblom of Sunbury, is seriously ill at home.
Ted, possibly the most popular fish buyer on the British Columbia coast, has distinguished himself over the years for his integrity and intense devotion not only to the Union as such but to the principles of trade unionism.
The latest instance was during the attacks on the UFAWU by scab elements who obtained an injunction forcing Ted at least in theory, to accept fish from a scab gillnetter.
Ted's attitude was clear, straightforward, and unmistake-able: "They can put me in jail if they like, but I'll never take fish from a scab," and he didn't, court order or no court order.
Ted came from Finland in 1924, starting off in the Sapperton district of New Westminster, where he lived for five years before moving to Sunbury. And Sun-bury it has been ever since for the 62-year-old fish buyer whose fishermen are mainly his neighbors and friends.
Ted started gillnetting on the Skeena River in 1926 and fished there for four seasons before trying Rivers Inlet and the Fraser.
In 1942, he began collecting for Great West Cannery with the "May S 3," starting with the United Fishermen's Co-op the following year.
By 1947, he was operating three collectors, two of them his own, the "May S 3" and the "Adina." He was on the Co-op board of directors at the time.
Late in 1947, he started to buy for Westminster Fish, and has been buying for the same company ever since.
Ted became ill late last year, undergoing an operation on November 10 but returning home later the same month. He is still at home but has shown no improvement since the operation.
Ted Sjoblom is an outstanding example of a good Union man, a fisherman who was in the Union whenever there was a Union in the industry. He was a delegate to the Pacific Coast Fishermen's Union conventions of 1939 and 1941, and the pictures of these gatherings are among his prized possessions.
His great many friends in the fishing industry extend their sincerest good wishes to Ted Sjoblom, a man who has the deepest respect of his fellow unionists in the B.C. fishing industry.
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DENIAL, PLATES
ers, the following proposals are of special interest:
• The owner or operator of an establishment shall obtain a
recently issued medical certificate of health from each person in his employ engaged in processing or packaging or handling of fish or shellfish. Such certificate shall be renewed annually.
• No person suffering from any communicable disease or who
has an infected wound or open lesion on any portion of the body shall be employed in a working area of an establishment.
• All persons engaged in the handling, processing or packaging of fish or shellfish shall wash their hands thoroughly with an approved soap followed by a disinfectant dip before commencement of work and after each absence from duty.
• The   wearing   of fingernail polish by operating employees
who handle processed fish or shellfish with the bare hands shall not be permitted.
• Protective hand covering shall be washed and disinfected at
least four times daily.
• All operating employees except   filleters,   skinners and
handlers on the wharf shall wear clean smocks or coats, and shall wear caps or other protective headgear of an approved type.
• Filleters, skinners and handlers shall wear clean outer
garments and waterproof aprons or coats, or pants and jackets and shall wear caps or other protective headgear of an approved ( type. All waterproof garments shall be properly cleaned after each work shift.
• All utensils coming in contact
with processed fish or shellfish shall be cleaned and washed with cold water and then hot water of at least 170 degrees F. and an approved cleaning agent, at least hourly. At the end of working day the utensils shall be cleaned, air dried and stored in a sanitary manner.
The proposals stipulate that all equipment coming in contact with processed fish or shellfish shall be cleaned and washed at least twice each shift while floors in wet working areas must be treated the same four times a day and disinfected daily.
Equipment such as table surfaces other than cutting surfaces, tanks, containers, trays, and other similar items must be constructed of "non-corrosive metal or other approved material."
It is also provided that "Processing, other than freezing, of products not intended for human consumption shall not be carried out at the same time in any room where fish is being processed for human food."
According to chief supervisor of fisheries A. J. Whitmore, "It is anticipated that if these voluntary proposals with possible modifications are acceptable to the industry as a whole, they will go into effect on a voluntary basis for an adequate trial period and would then form the basis for new regulations regarding construction, maintenance, and operation of fish processing plants under the fish inspection act."
Joint Weighing Trio Goes North
The joint weighing committee representing the Fisheries Association, the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union, and the weights and measures department left for Prince Rupert Monday to check weighing devices in northern herring operations.
The three-man committee whose expenses are paid jointly by the Union and companies under terms of the herring settlement last fall, has completed its study of weighing machinery in lower mainland operations.
Scheduled for study is equipment at North Pacific (Anglo B.C. Packing); Port Edward (Nelson's, and Seal Cove (B.C. Packers), all of them in the Prince Rupert area.
After Prince Rupert will come Butedale (Canadian Fish) and Namu (B.C. Packers) completing the coastwise tour.
Union representative on the committee, organiser Carl Liden, will visit Bella Bella before returning to Vancouver. While there, he will install the charter of the Union Local at Bella Bella in a special ceremony.
Delegates Named To Resources Meet
Two delegates and two alternates have been named by the United Fishermen and Allied Workers Union to attend the B.C. Natural Resources Conference scheduled to take place February 20, 21, and 22 in Victoria's Empress Hotel. Delegates are T. Buck Suzuki and Barney Mad-sen with Glen McEachern and Harold Wilcox alternates.
In naming delegates, the Union also decided to write Conference secretary D. B. Turner requesting that a spokesman for the UFAWU be placed on the panel set up to discuss the fisheries question.
The Union has for many years been represented at the Natural Resources Conference and last year secretary Homer Stevens took part in the discussion stage of the panel.
The current request is that the Union be placed on the panel and prepare a paper for presentation to the conference in line with the main theme: "utilisation of primary resources, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, mining."
The Fisherman will be represented at the conference by editor George North.
LYALL McLENNAN
For the best in sales and service of:
Ekolite echo sounders.
Kaar D.F.'s and radiophones
Bendix automatic pilots.
X-L-Ko batteries - Generators, OCEAN MARINE SUPPLY LTD. 469 Powell St. Vancouver, B.C. Pacific 6373    NITE: HA. 7069-L
We specialize in repaiis to fishing boats.
KANATA MARINE WAYS Foot of Brought St., Vancouver
SEA COOK
Boat Stoves
The Dental Association has forbidden Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas (Old Doc) from announcing publicly that he is willing and able to provide top quality, guaranteed dental plates at only $40 per plate.
Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas
Phone PA. 4022 712 Robson St., Cor. Granville
Vancouver 1, B.C. '«
TROLLERS
When you are making up your spring gear order insist on having some of the following:
The New Silver Horde plugs, A Hi, Tatoosh and South Eastern are all 6 inches long. Any colors.
Also 6% and 7 inch Silver Horde plugs all colors.
The New Silver Horde Flasher marked X.
No. 5/0 Flasher, Shortie, No. 3 and No. 2 Flasher. All commercial Flashers have ball swivels. We make 14 different kinds of Flashers.
Our Dura Nickle Hooks -are Tops. They will not rust, are hand-made and have hollow ground needle points well barbed and strong yet lighter in weight than standard hooks of same size. Insist on seeing this article before you buy your hook supply.
GILLNETTERS, SEINERS AND CRAB FISHERMEN »
Gillnet Floats made of Tenite II plastic, strongest and most durable, are made in three sizes:
2 13/16 by 5 inches long, hole 9/16________30c Each
3 by 6 inches long, hole % ________________35c Each
4 by ZVi inches long, hole M______________40c Each
All Floats are ribbed out and have two compartments and strong bulkhead.
CRAB FISHERMEN:
This 4 by 3V2 is truly your chaffer cork. By running a line through 3, 4, or 5 floats they make a fine top Buoy and are easy to paint.
Buy From Your Local Marine Store
Box 128
LEW MORRISON
Lynn wood Washington
FIRST VANCOUVER NET FACTORY LTD
121 MAIN STREET
Place Your Net Order NOW
SPECIALISTS IN SALMON GILLNETS OF HIGH TENACITY DU PONT NYLON
ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE
PHONE PACIFIC 5614