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FISHERMEN'S HOMECOMING DANCE
FISHERMEN'S HALL ?38 East Cordova Street
Saturday, December 1
8:30 p.m. $2.50 per person B.Y.O.B. MIDNIGHT SNACK Sponsored by Vancouver Women's Auxiliary
BOATS FOR SALE
33' GILLNETTER, "B" LIC. 3 NETS. 43/-0119.
NEW 36 FT. COMBINATION GILL Net-Troller presently rigged for gill netting only. "A" Lie. Custom made flberglas. $68,000. Would consider trade as part payment Phone 687-5132.
45' TROLLER. EL TORO, "A" LIC 15.98 net tnnge., compl. electronics refrig'n, Penta dies. Life raft, fish ing gear. etc. Best offer over $45,000 by Dec. 15. At Kanaka Marine. 681 4982.
ALBION BOAT WORKS LTD.
FISHING BOATS BUILT AND REPAIRED
23284 McKay Street R.R. I, Maple Ridge
Off.: 463-9727 or Res.: 462-7505
TAXI
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683-6666
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John Redden Net Co., Inc. Western Water Terminals
Specialists in DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL Family visits arranged EXPERTS IN VISA DOCUMENTATION AUTHORIZED AGENTS — AIR, RAIL, SEA
Contact:
2679 East Hastings Street Vancouver 6, B.C. 253-1221 254-2313
BOATS WANTED
•A" LIC. 35M0' COMB. GILLNET-troller. 885-9441, Sechelt.
'A" LIC TROLLER, 36- - 45'. FAIR to good cond. J. Wold, 635-2438, Terrace.
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FINANC-ing purchase of Seiner. Objective — Working partnership. 731-1009.
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE_
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARINE Crystals, both C/B and A/M, ap-prox. 300. Priced to clear. Dealers welcome. Ph. Al, 684-5377.
GEAR FOR SALE
MEDIUM   SIZE   HALIBUT BOAT. 923-5363, Campbell River.
'A" LIC. TROLLER OR COMB. TO 40'. Box 14, The Fisherman or 522-9042.
REQUIRE "B" LIC. GN BEFORE selling 6 ton "A" lie. GN. Box 6, The Fisherman.
"A"  LIC.   WILL  PAY  THE BEST price. Dave, 277-8841, collect.
GILLNET OR COMBINATION 34' TO 36'. Class "A". Good condition. Phone 624-6832 or write Joe Verde, 221 - 11th Street, Prince Rupert.
3  -  8  TON,   "A"   LIC.   WITH OR without boat. 273-3561.
WILL TRADE 1966 DODGE 12 YD. dump truck, 1200 Michl. tires front, Brantford box, 250 hp Cummins Diesel for good "A" Lie. gillnetter, fast, fiberglass. See Bill Campbell, 601  Denman.   Phone 687-2638.
30'-34' GILLNETTER. NO. LIC. With or without hydraulics, fair to good condition. Prefer displacement hull. Write Box' 12, The Fisherman.
ENGINES FOR SALE
EASTHOPE Marine Engine Parts & Service
1225 No. 1 Road, Steveston-Richmond, B.C. Phone 277-7710
CHRYSLER CROWN, M 47, 3:1 red'n gear, rebored 1971. Excell. cond. Can be seen running in boat. 939-9627, eves.
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
ROSS STRG. GEAR WITH RUDDER stock couplings — $65. Two 100 gal. fuel tanks for $50. Wood-Freeman 32V auto pilot c/w elect, clutch — $550. New 40 x 22 Campbell propeller — $550. Shaft steering parts. J. Mattson, 959 Stewart Ave., Coquit-lam, 936-3394 or Box 7, R.R. 1, Powell River, 487-9183.
PENTA MODEL 67 DIES. 110 H.P. at 2000 rpm. Capitol 2 HE - 10-700 gear. 3:1 Ratio — $2,000. One Cool-idge 36" x 24" propeller 2y4" bore standard taper — $250. One Sumner 35" x 24" — $150. G. D. Cadorin, Cinnabar Dr., R.R. 1, Nanaimo, 753-6598.
ONE SET ALUM. POLES, 32' LONG. Brine tank c/w freezing unit, compressor, aux. dies. Tank and unit can be sold sep. 2" flex, rubber stern bearing. 10443 All Bay Rd., Sidney or 656-5470.
GILLNET DRUM, DRUM DRIVE, stern rollers, net guard. 1 nylon 5^4" sockeye net near new. Ph. week-erds. 753-2155. Nanaimo._
SERVICES OFFERED_
SCUBA DIVER AVAILABLE — Reasonable rates. Phone 521-7361.
GEAR WANTED
SPANISH CORKS, 7c TO 10c EACH. Seine web, glass floats. Pacific Products, 175 Abercrombie Dr., Richmond. 273-3561.
LOST AND FOUND
RING FOUND ON SEINER WEST Hawk during summer. Owner to describe. Ph. Nick Lovrich, 298-7159.
FOR RENT
HYDRAULIC DBL. DRUM WINCH. Complete gear incl. nets for dragging. Ray Saunders, Nanaimo, Ph. 758-2966.
202 DECCA RADAR, GOOD CONDI-tion.  Phone 624-4357, Prince Rupert.
DELTAGA BOAT WORKS
9317 River Road     Delta 584-0322
FIBERGLASS FISHING BOATS
37' — 41'
Moulded fiberglass cabin, bulwarks and all decks. To any stage of construction
PENDER FLORIST
FLOWER DESIGNING SPECIALIST
Cuf Flowers - Funeral Wreaths Wedding Bouquets - Corsages
684-4851
504 Main St.        Vancouver 4
AUDITORIUMS BOARD ROOMS and LOUNGES
Available for Meetings and Social Affairs
FISHERMEN'S HALL
138 East Cordova Street, Vancouver
NORTHERN FISHERMEN'S HALL
869 Fraser Street, Prince Rupert
AUDITORIUM  SEATING CAPACITY
400 in Vancouver 450 in Prince Rupert Table Capacity 230 in Vancouver 250 in Prince Rupert Equipped with PA Systems. Full Kitchen Facilities.
PHONES: VANCOUVER: 684-3254 PRINCE RUPERT: 624-6048
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
FOR SIGNS, POSTERS, ALL COMMERCIAL ART WORK
Call
FRASER WILSON
Phone 437-1610 3799 Kingsway        Burnaby, B.C.
BALMORAL HOTEL
THE FISHERMEN'S HOME 159 EAST HASTINGS PHONE 681-3148
Under New Management WAYNE FERGUSON, MANAGER
RON PEARSON BOAT WORKS
COMPLETE BOAT REPAIRS and FINISHING New Sterns — Wheel Houses
9255 River Rd. R.R. 3, Delta 584-0087 594-1130
Engine Repairs Welding
Propeller Repair Shop Marine Hardware Boat Supplies
3-Way Marine Ways Machine Shop
NANAIMO SHIPYARD LTD.
1040 STEWART AVE. — NANAIMO, B.C.
Office 753-1151 Res.: 758-6598
ROBERT SIMPSON General Superintendent
ASTORIA HOTEL
Next - to - Your Credit Union
Free Parking
769 E. Hastings St Louis Valente, Mgr.
Cameron says Norpac meet 'disappointing'
A Canadian member of the International North Pacific Fisheries Commission says his overall impression of the commission's recent annual meeting in Tokyo is one of disappointment.
The blandly worded two-page release the commission issued November 9 gives scant hint of the exchange on Bering Sea halibut stocks, which, according to Canadian Commissioner James Cameron of Pender Harbor, was "quite heated."
Recommendations for conservation in eastern Bering Sea have been made annually since 1963 by the commission. However, this year — for the first time, according to Cameron — the three national sections reached no agreement and no recommendations  were made.
While Japan agreed to a Canadian proposal for an interim meeting of the commission to discuss effects of trawling on Bering Sea halibut stocks, the U.S. had reservations, and no decision was made, Cameron said.
Sessions of the commission extended over three weeks, with two weeks of scientific sessions preceding the week-long plenary session. Kenjiro Nishimura of Japan was chairman during the sessions.
The commission reviewed the
results of conservation programs and scientific research on North Pacific fishery resources, the release stated, with some 100 administrators, scientists and industry advisers taking part in discussions.
The commission adopted a resolution recommending that the governments of contracting parties give consideration to the conservation needs of salmon stocks in areas of intermingling when they prepare regulations for future operations, the release reported.
This resolution "also pointed out the necessity of giving special attention to the implementation of adequate conservation regulations with regard to salmon, as reflected in the patterns of fishing activities."
In the case of certain fishery resources being exploited by fishermen of two or more of the member countries, such as king crab and tanner crab resources of the eastern Bering Sea and groundfish other than halibut in the northeastern Pacific, scientific studies are being continued.
In addition to Cameron, Candaian members of the commission are C. R. Levelton, Donovan Miller and R. A. Pierce. The commission's 1974 annual meeting will be held in Seattle, starting November 4.
Register immediately for Christmas parties
REGISTER BY DECEMBER 7
Vancouver WA party
BOYS AND GIRLS TO AND INCLUDING 10 YEARS OF
AGE should be registered immediately for the VANCOUVER WOMEN'S AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS PARTY. Applications must be sent in BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7.
The Christmas Party will be held in Fishermen's Hall, 138 East Cordova Street, on Sunday, December I6at2:30 p.m.
To register, complete the form below and send to Christmas Party, Fishermen's Hall, 138 East Cordova Street, Vancouver, B.C.  V6A 1K9.
REGISTER BY DECEMBER 8
Prince Rupert party
BOYS AND GIRLS TO AND INCLUDING 8 YEARS OF AGE
should be registered immediately for the PRINCE RUPERT WOMEN'S AUXILIARY SANTA'S OPEN HOUSE. Applications must be sent in-BY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. Only children of UFAWU members are eligible and they must be registered.
Santa's Open House will be held in Fishermen's Hall, 869 Fraser Street, on Saturday, December 15 at 11 a.m.
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• For VANCOUVER complete and send this form to CHRISTMAS PARTY, Fishermen's Hall, 138 East Cordova Street, Vancouver, B.C.  V6A 1K9.
• For PRINCE RUPERT, complete and mail to SANTA'S OPEN HOUSE, 869 Fraser Street, Prince Rupert, B.C.
10/THE FISHERMAN —
NOVEMBER 23, 1973