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THE FISHERMAN
Tuesday, dctober 10, 1950
Classified
Fishermen Classifieds get results. At only 10 cents per line, they are a sure-fire bargain. Minimum charge per insertion is 50 cents.
30-Foot Troller, all new rigging. Powered by high speed Chrysler —Phone TAtlow 5079, 1018 Wall St., Malllardville, B.C.
"Troller For Sole"
Is very heavily constructed, in A-l condition, 34'x9'6"x5', is fully rigged, Crown Chrysler engine, with 2% to 1 reduction gear, 6 spool gurdies with reverse gears, $4,250.00 cash. Will consider house in trade. Phone HA. 3712-L.
Winch for Sale
Ideal beam-trowl winch, also two American type box trawls. Phone FA. 6178-M, or write. 146 W. 23rd Ave., Vancouver.
Home for Sale
Ideal fisherman's home at Whalers Bay, Galiano Island. One acre of waterfront, perfect shelter, six room house, five years old, good garden soil, woodshed, tool shed, some fruit trees, private dock.
Price: $3,800 , including furniture. Phone Mayne 2-R, or write to Geo. Springett, Galiano Island.
Boat for Sale
''Panda No. 2", 45 ft., combination halibut and troller, fully equipped. Crown Chrysler engine, everything in A-l condition. Phone 1968-R2 or 1937-L1, Nanaimo, or write O. Olsen, 730 St. Andrews, Nanaimo.
Troller for Sale
37-ft troller and cod boat 15-18 Easthope, 6 spool gurdies and anchor winch, etc., can toe seen at Lund or write Carl Larson, Lund,
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INSURE
Your CAR, Your HOME, Etc. With
BEN JONES, Jr.
814 Anderson Road Brighouse, B.C.
Richmond 1187-L
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED
STANTON & MUNRO Barristers and Solicitors
516 FORD BUILDING Main & Hastings MA. 5746
Average Weights For Pinks & Chums
WEIGHING STATION SUB-AREA WEEK ENDING SEPT. 30, 1950 Pinks Chums
Port Edward No. 7 Masset Inlet. 1H% shrinkage added. Nil 10.45
No. 8 Queen Charlotte Islands (2A West). Weighed at Seal Cove, shrinkage added. ' Nil 9.23 Nil 7.82
No. 9 Queen Charlotte Islands (2B West). l'£% shrinkage added.
Butedale No. 3 (2B East) Cumshewa to Jedway. 1Vj% shrinkage added. Nil 8.61
No. 4 (2A East) Rose Spit to and including Skide-gute Inlet and Copper Bay. lVi% shrinkage added. Nil 8.78
Namu Imperial Cannery & Home Plant No. 7 Rivers Inlet. Nil 14.63
No. 1 Port McNeil to Seymour Narrows, shrinkage added. 4.81 10.61
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HERRING NEGOTIATIONS
the weekend closure of 36 hours, beginning 12 o'clock midnight Friday until 12 o'clock noon Sunday with the exception only of the Lower East Coast Area where a 42 hour closed period begins at 6 p.m. Friday until 12 o'clock noon Sunday.
No decision was made in regard to the Christmas lay-up, though there were expressions of opinion that the New Year reopening should be slightly later than January 4 as was the case last season. The negotiating committee has been empowered to bring in a recommendation to the next meeting, which has been set for Saturday, October 14 at 2 p.m. in the Fishermen's Hall. In regard to the next meeting, it was decided last Saturday that, "All boats intending to fish herring must come in to port to enable members to attend."
ORGANIZATION STEPS
Additional policies adopted at the meeting concerned organization. Members present voted that all boats going on herring must clear with the IUFAWU before sailing. Delegates from 40 vessels were
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present and the policy is that they must now turn in crew lists as quickly as possible. A progress report will be presented to the next meeting.
A motion to close the Union books to any new members on herring was endorsed by the meeting, to be effective until a future meeting should decide to reopen them.
Members of the negotiating committee elected at the last two herring meetings include John Johnson, Alex Young, Eric Likness, John Ivanich, Bill Kitson, Cliff Peterson, Charlie Rogers, Harry Allison, Jonas Crowden, Bob Mc-Caffery, Jack Bromley, Oke Johnson and Ed. Larsen.
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Bowling Notes
Canfisco Fillets, Tulpaks Share Top Spot In Bowling League
By BILLY DONALDSON
Quite a few supporters were on hand to boost' tlieir favorite teams, mostly for the Canfisco Fillets and the Canadian Fish All Stars, who are running very close together in the league race as can be seen below.
The management were complaining mildly about the attitude of the supporters who were a little over enthusiastic at time. We feel that it is the privilege of the management to use measures to cope with such cases, as we have only to look after the conduct of our players which has been extraordinarily good so far. Furthermore, as this has been the best year that we have had, there is not any question but that we will try and keep that record intact, even if disciplinary measures have to be used.
Canfisco Fillets now share the top position on the table with Tul-Paks, closely followed by Smok-eens, Outcasts, Can. Fish All Stars, and Hy-Waves. It is too early in the first half to say who will be the eventual winners as only four points separate the first eight teams. The attendance record is good, and anything can happen as the players get into their stride.
I see by the list on hand that the average of Helen Smith has dropped to 209 which is still good but she will have to be right on her toes as Dot Eckman of Tul-Paks has had another three games of 603. Mrs. Edna Gallagher is looking after the records and is making a real good job of it, which helps us considerably and if we have the same cooperation that has been given in the past seasons, we
should have a record season.
High scores for the week ending Tuesday October 3, inclusive are: Men's High Three, Bert Hughes, Tul-Paks, 726; Men's High Single, Bert Hughes, Tul-Paks, 274; Ladies High Three, Dot Eckman, Tul-Paks, 603; Ladies High Single, Olga Rush, Outcasts, 270.
Helen Smith still holds the high average of 209, and Jimmy Williams still holds the high average of 229.
Team High Single Game, Canfisco Fillets, 945; Team High Three Games, Outcasts, 2671.
High scores for the week of October 3: Bert Hughes, Tul-Paks, 274, 265; Olga Bush, Outcasts, 270; Les Cross, Queen Charlottes, 262; Mel Davies, Smokeens, 258; Kay Koehler, Canfisco Stars, 258; Jack McMurray, Outcasts, 258; Niel Mc-Leod, Sockeyes, 256; Dot Eckman, Tul-Paks, 254; E. Ericksen, Canfisco Stars, 242; Jimmy Grierson, Smokeens, 240; E. Kamstra, Challengers, 229.
LEAGUE STANDINGS TO OCTOBER 3, INCLUSIVE
Pts.
Canfisco Fillets ............... 12
Tul-Paks ...................... 12
Smokeens ...................... 11
Outcasts ....................... 11
Canfisco All Stars .............. 11
Hy-Waves ...................... 10
Challengers .................... 8
Queen Charlotte Skunks ...... 8
Sockeyes Co-op ................ 5
Co-op Sharks .................. 5
Winnettes Co-op .............. 2
Queen Charlotte Big 6.......... 0
The management of the Pender Alleys told us that The Sun reporter picked up our league scores last week but did not publish them. Therefore, in future, the pcores may be published in the News Herald. But if you want to be sure then get your copy of The Fisherman paper where you will get all the news and scores.
NEW ADDRESS
Dr. Douglas is now lo- H cated at 9 M E. Hastings1 St., Cor. Car-i| rail, over the If United Cigar; Store.
Dr. R. Llewellyn Douglas
Dentist 9 East Hastings St.
Vancouver, B.C. Phone TAtlow 5552
I DUE TO YOUR CO-OPERATION
Starting this year, members' patronage refund will be applied toward their following year's premium.
INSURANCE AT COST
Pacific Coast Fishermen's Mutual Marine Insurance Co.
VANCOUVER, B.C. 627 DENMAN STREET Phone: TA. 4944
-YOU NEED NEW
BOW ROPE?
. Get it from your fish! We're serious . . . ii's the income from your f sh that provides for all your needs ... so that is how you will get that new bow rope.
But only good fish, properly handled, gets the best prices. So make sure your fish are in good condition when they reach the market.
Whether your fish will be fresh, frozen, smoked, dried, pickled or canned, when they reach the customer it is1 their appearance and flavour that will determine whether they will be bought seldom or often. Remember, even that new rope comes from the fish money. And good money comes from good fish.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
OTTAWA, CANADA
Hon. Robert W. Mayhew, Minister
21-10-50
