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BOATS FOR RENT
GILLNETTER, WITH OR WITHOUT nets. Box 42, The Fisherman,
BOATS FOR SALE
GILLNETTER, FREDA. 29' x 11', "A" lie. Reg'd 5 ton. Plank and F/G constr. 80 H.P. Volvo, echo sdr., Mickey Mouse. 291-9774.
NEW 37' GILLNET-TROLLER, 8 TON "A" lie. $89,500. Consider trade up or down. 987-9266.
32' X 8' GILLNETTER, "A" LIC. 5 ton. $26,000. Box 36, The Fisherman.
38' TROLLER, ALL ELECTRONICS, 120 H.P. Scania dies. Hold insulated and F/G. Ready to go. $60,000. Box 841, Nanaimo or ph. 758-2251, after 5:30 p.m.
36'  COMB.,  F/G,  HAPPY  TIME 2. Fully equipped. 277-2007.
ALBION BOAT WORKS LTD.
FISHING BOATS BUILT AND REPAIRED
23284 McKay Street R.R. 1, Maple Ridge
Off.: 463-9727 .or Res.: 462-7505
Specialists in DOMESTIC and 'INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL1 Family visits arranged EXPERTS IN VISA DOCUMENTATION [AUTHORIZED AGENTS — AIR, RAIL,'SEA
Contact:
2679 East Hastings Street Vancouver 6, B.C. P253-1221 254-2313'
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B.C. RADIO CABS
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John Redden Net Co., Inc. Western Water Terminals
~YSPER*Y 8T AUTOMATIC PILOT
• 8"  Steering Compass Included
• Solid   State Amplifier
• Electronic Repeat Back
• No Hunting (Full follow up)
• Solid State Relays
• Price
♦1,36700
MARINE SYSTEMS DIVISION
1505 W.Pender St, Vancouver 5, B.C. 684-5167
BOATS FOR SALE
32' COMB. TROLL-COD BOAT. "B" lie. Needs work. Sdr., M.M., Chrysler Ace eng. Open to offers. 757-8326, Qualicum.
BOATS WANTED
••B" LIC. after 6 p.i
GILLNETTER. 733-0362,
COD   BOAT   WITH   LIVE FISH tanks. Chas, 246-3480, Chemainus.
WANT TO LEASE TROLLER OR gillnetter. Rick or Brian, 758-5879, Nanaimo.
ENGINES FOR SALE
EASTHOPE Marine Engine Parts & Service
1225 No. 1 Road,
Steveston-Richmond, B.C. Phone 277-7710
6-71E GM DIES., QUALITY REBLT., 4 mo. guar. New twin Disc 509, 3:1, 8 day del. $6,800. Also 4-71, 8V-71, 12V-71, reblt. from blocks 1967 and later. Also N Series and 53 Series. 921-7878 or 926-3055, evenings.
5   H.P.    BRIGGS-STRATTON AND compressor. First $100. B. V. Law-ton, 9701 First St., Sidney, 656-2624.
CAT 3150 DIES. ENG. WITH 1:1 B.W. red'n gear. Compl. reblt., as new. 936-2050.
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE_
EKOLITE ER 15, MOIST PAPER recorder. Compl. $525. 263-7984.
SNAP SALE. TWO 12 V DAVIDSON marine H.D. batteries, near new. 594-9468.
USED 22 X 15 R.H. PROPELLER, $30. R. Weatherell, Galiano Island. 539-2265, evenings.
ONE 30x23 R.H. SUMNER PROP. l3,i" stand, tapered bore. 879-2628, after 6.
Now Available
V.H.F.-FM
• 25 Watt
• 12+ 2 Channels
Authorized Service Depot:
• PEARCE SIMPSON
•SONAR
• CURIER
• JOHNSON
SALES* SERVICE-PARTS
(MMUNtCATTONS
Hastings Radio & T.V. 2641 E. Hastings 253-7596 Vancouver, B.C.
ASTORIA HOTEL
Next - to - Your Credit Union
Free Parking
769 E. Hastings St Louis Valente, Mgr.
EQUIPMENT WANTED
COMPLETE CYLINDER HEAD FOR 10:14 Easthope engine. 943-5719.
GEAR FOR SALE
TWO 32V GENERATORS, 50 AMPS and 120 amps. 581-1219.
GEAR WANTED
SPANISH CORKS, 7c TO 10c EACH. Seine web, glass floats. Pacific Products, 175 Abercrombie Dr., Richmond. 273-3561.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
UBC STUDENT WANTS TO WORK on fishing boat for summer. Good worker. 521-3647.
LICENSED G.M. DIESEL MECH-anic will do tune-ups. Cheap rates. Phone Gary Konishi, 274-8487.
LOST AND FOUND_
FOUND AT SERGEANT'S BAY — Aluminum roller, 13' -15' long, 6" dia. Tony, 732-8479.
SERVICES OFFERED
TIRED OF HIGH COSTS?
Try a 12 V Niehoff alternator. Or a 32V Davidson alternator, Keeps batteries charged up.
MAGNETO SALES & SERVICE LTD. 704 Alexander St., Vancouver 254-0431
NORTHERN FISHERMEN'S HALL
869 FRASER STREET PRINCE RUPERT
AUDITORIUM
Commercial Dances.......................... $250
Social Affairs and Dances
Sponsored by Organizations ...... $175
Small Dinner Meetings .................... $ 45
Afternoon and Evening Meetings $ 75 All Day Meetings, Conferences,
Sales Displays ................................ $100
Weddings, Anniversaries and Other Gatherings by Invitation
—Union Member ..................._.......      $ 75
—Non-Union Member .................. $100
GROUND FLOOR ROOM
Meetings .........................._.................... $ 10
All Day Conferences, Sales
Displays .............................................. $ 15
Parties with Liquor Licence ........        $ 20
(Additional charge of $10 an hour after stated liquor licence time.)
B-C
PROPELLER REPAIRS
Furness St., New Westminster (Star Shipyards) Open Sat. to Noon
Phone 521-6222 P. Campbell       Res. 327-5404
RON PEARSON BOAT WORKS
COMPLETE BOATREPAIRS and FINISHING New Sterns — Wheel Houses
9255 River Rd. R.R. 3, Delta 584-0087 594-1130
PENDER FLORIST
FLOWER DESIGNING SPECIALIST
Cut Flowers - Funeral Wreaths Wedding Bouquets - Corsages
684-4851
504 Main St.        Vancouver 4
BALMORAL HOTEL
THE FISHERMEN'S HOME 159 EAST HASTINGS PHONE 681-3148
Under New Management WAYNE FERGUSON, MANAGER
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY
SUZIES
THERE ARE ON THE PACIFIC COAST?
We're Not Sure Either -But We Do Know there Are Over 1,000 SUZIE DIESELS IN OPERATION
K LASS EN DIESEL SALES
566 CEDARBRiDGE WAY    RICHMOND, B.C.    PHONE: 278-8438
Howard denounces 'thievery'
Weston's profits rise 86 percent
OTTAWA — Describing the .profiteering of the food monopolies as "thievery," Frank Howard (NDP, Skeena) told the House of Commons last week that the competition bill before the parliament was ineffective in protecting consumers from the food processing industry.
"I want to refer to the profit position of food processors in this land," Howard declared. "If thievery has taken place, it has certainly taken place here."
Howard filled in the profit picture of a number of food processors for 1973 as compared with 1972.
"J. M. Schneider increased its profits in that one year by 35 percent," he reported. "H. J. Heinz was a poor outfit, with only a 14 percent increase. Dominion
Environment body set up
VICTORIA — Highways minister Graham Lea and Recreation and Conservation minister Jack Radford announced recently that an environmental liaison committee has been set up between their departments.
Organized at the associate deputy minister level, the committee will work towards closer liaison between the highways department and the fish and wildlife and parks branches of the recreation and conservation department. Covering all aspects of the planning, design, construction and maintenance of highways, the committee will ensure maximum protection of wildlife and its habitat and reduction of environmental damage, particularly in Provincial Parks.
The committee will strengthen and extend existing liaison with other environmental agencies. These include Environment Canada, the water resources service of the lands, forests and water resources department, and the provincial Archaeological Advisory Board.
PORT ALBERIMJ
• Globelite Marine Batteries
• International Paints
• Ship Chandlery
PORT ALBERNI MARINE IND.
MARINE WAYS TO 100' Boat and Engine Repairs Phone 723-6533 723-5130
ENGINEERING |& SHIPYARD
J. B. Blake, Mgr. Complete Service for Fishermen
* Boat Building & Repairs
* Engine Repairs — Gas and Diesel
~k Marine Railways,— up to 130 feet
* Marine Shop Service
* Marine Hardware
* Marine Paints
* Propeller Repairs a Specialty
PORT ALBERNI, B.C.
PRINCE RUPERT Complete Travel Planning Call 624-2215/2220
Dairies, probably one of the groups we have been subsidizing through the milk subsidy program, had 32 percent; Canada Packers, 36 percent; Canadian Canners, 33 percent; George Weston, 86percent; Burns Foods, 28 percent; B.C. Sugar Refinery, 50 percent; Maple Leaf Mills, another food processor to whom we have been paying a subsidy for flour, 150 percent increase in profits; Silverwood Industries, 83 percent."
These companies, he noted, "were the beneficiaries of the reduction in the corporation tax from 47 to 40 percent.
"Did these companies increase the number of their employees? Not from any look at the statistics. Did they build new plants? Not that anybody can find out. They stuck these profits in their pockets, a gift from the Canadian taxpayer.
"Not only did we give George Weston an 86 percent increase in profits, but we said things were so bad that we would cut the percentage of income tax the company would pay on top of that."
ALERT BAY
EDDIE WONG
DRY GOODS — SHOES CONFECTIONERY
ALERT BAY, B.C. Phone 974-5451
Nimpkish Hotel
16 Units 8 with private bath
Single —$6-$9 Twin $12—Double $11 Display Rooms Annex — $5-$9
The Centre for Commercial Fishermen at Alert Bay
MEL FRANKSatyourservice
• Echo Sounders
• Radio Telephones • Radar, Etc.
Nimpkish Electronics
SALES and SERVICE P.O. Box 324, Alert Bay, B.C. Telephone 974-5461
LARKSTU LAUNDROMAT
ALERT BAY, B.C.
Across from Nimpkish Hotel
—Also — ROYAL HAMAELAS CAFE
Norm & Stella Sumner
SHOP-RITE
ALERT BAY, B.C.
Groceries, produce, Fresh meat, clothing, Hardware & appliances
"The one-stop store"
WRATHALL'S PHOTO FINISHING
Headquarters in Prince Rupert For Everything Photographic 624-2819        209 3rd Ave. W.
Commercial Photographer
The Imperial Palace Restaurant
"Quality Foods at the Palace" 611 - 3rd Ave. West Prince Rupert, B.C.
10  THE FISHERMAN — APRIL 11, 1974
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