FISHERMAN CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Minimum two lines: $2 Each additional line:
50 cents (Non-commercial rate)
Phone 683-9655
Deadline for classified advertising is 11 a.m. Thursday of the week of issue.
BOATS FOR SALE
BOATS FOR SALE
38' FIBREGLASS COMBINATION gillnet-troUer. El-Rayo, fully equipped including radar. $23,000 . 596-5966
34' TROLLER, CHRYSLER ENGINE, phone, sounder, $7,000. 7510 Nootka St., Powell River, 485-5778.
TROLLER, THREE JAYS, 32', 2 phones and sounder, $6,000. H. Hughan, Box 12, Queen Charlotte City, or phone 559-4454.
M/V I MAR, 36' WC TROLLER, "A" licence, Furuno recorder, Ekolite sounder, loran. D.F., 2 phones, auto, pilot, 8 spool gurdies, 7,500 lbs. capacity, Chrysler Crown. Phone 642-3142.
58' LONGLINER, COVENANT, FUL-!y equipped. 6L3 Gardiner diesel, excellent electronics. Class "A" licence. Would make outstanding long range troller. FA 7-1941.
42' X 12.8' TROLLER, EVELYN Gale, complete electronics, refrigeration, Penta MD67, cap. 20,000 lbs. $32,000. Can be seen at Kanata Ways. Phone 973-6964 or write R. B. Michelson, P.O. Box 37, Sointula, B.C.
M/V MILROY, TROLLER, CLASS "A", 32' x 8.8', fully equipped, ready to go. $9,000. Gil James, 539-5572.
DANA DEE, 33' GILLNETTER-troller. Qualifying "A" licence. Fully rigged and complete line of new electronics. Phone 973-6326 or Box 162, Sointula.
40' TROILER, WESTBERG, ALL electronics, new Mcllhenny gurdies, built 1963. $27,000. Boat at Imperial Cannery, Steveston. Phone 277-6177.
DREAMBOAT 2, 40' X 12' DRUM seiner comb, gillnet-halibut, 671 GM diesel, all hydraulic, Elliott life raft. 581-7414.
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M/V DENLIN, 38' TROLLER, ALL electronics and all hydraulics. At False Creek. 738-2230.
45' X 12' TROLLER. G.M. DIESEL, radio, 2 sounders, 8 hydraulic gurdies, steel rigging. Will consider trade for fast 36' to 40' combination. Phone 754-4398.
JANICE T, GILLNET - TROLLER combination, 36' x 10' Perkins engine, radio-phone, pilot, sounder, anchor winch and hydraulic gurdies. 946-2688.
LOYAL NO. 2, 72' COMB. HALIBUT-seiner, "A" licence, power block, halibut gear, radar. Terms may be arranged. Write A. J. JAS1CH, No. 1429 , 355 Burrard St., Vancouver 1, B.C. 681-3171.
35' TROLLER, "A" LICENCE, FULL electronic equipment. $6,500. AL 5-2886.
43' X 12'8" X 7' TROLLER, "A" licence. Northern Ocean. Built 1957. Repowered with Penta omdel 67-110 h.p. 1963. Spillsbury R.T. Bendix auto-pilot, Raytheon C.B., Loran, KAAR D.F. Wagner 3 station hydraulic steering and gurdies. Refrigerated. Phone 973-6928, or write G. D. Cadorin, Box 229, Sointula.
61' STEEL DRUM SEINER, LAUNCH-ed July 1969. Will sell outright or half share. May be seen at NHB at Nanaimo. Phone 758-6854 or write W. Tickson, Box 227, Wellington, B.C.
COMBINATION GILLNET-TROLLER. 6 yrs. old, Diesel power, complete fishing gear. Phone 681-3148, ask for Ritl. 714 after 5:30 p.m.
35.6' GILLNET-TROLLER, OCEAN-SIDE. Complete electronics, refrigeration, "A" licence. Can be seen at False Creek, Dock C, or phone 266-6438.
TROLLER, I'LLAWAY, 35'6" X 9' 36 HP Gardner. Located N.H.B. False Creek, Pier C. Open to offers. For information contact Gulf and Fraser Fishermen's Credit Union, Vancouver, B.C.
GILLNET-TROLLER LIBRA, 35' X 10' x 4'6". 250 h.p. Chrysler Imperial. All electronics. At Queensbor-ough Shipyard, Annacis Slough. Ph. 524-3621.
TROLLER, GIBSON GIRL, 33' CLASS "A" Chrysler motor, 2 sounders, automatic pilot, phone, electric anchor winch, shaft steering. A-l condition. 758-5425, or write C. Aasen, 3075 Rock City Rd., Nanaimo.
YURI, 40' DRUM SEINER COM-plete without seine. "A" licence. 757-8426.
GILLNETTER, ALMOST NEW. 36' X 10'8", fibreglass, diesel, etc. Price $22,000. 434-5658.
WEST COAST TROLLER EL CAPRI, 36' length, 10' beam, 6' draft, Chrysler Ace engine. Owner retiring. Can be seen at Fishermen's Floats, Nanaimo.
HUSTLER, 33' GILLNETTER-TROL-ler, "A" licence. Phone 588-2988.......
M/V BONA DEA II 37' x 11'4" Combination presently rigged for gillnetting "A" licence, V6-53 "N" series G.M. All electronic including radar. Strip plank and fibre-glass construction. 1st class accommodation and insulated. $26,000. G. Severn, 6045 . 128th St., Surrey. Phone 594-4500.
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FISHING VESSEL FOR SALE BY Underwriters, as is, 42' x 12' Troller M/V National Gift located Kanata Marine Ways, Vancouver. Original electronic equipment to be installed. Radar, 2 Furuno sounders, radiophone, citizen band; 8 spool Swann hydraulic trolling gurdies, etc. No engine. Offer accepted not later than 10 a.m. Jan. 30, 1970. The highest, or any offer not necessarily accepted. For information call M. Pederson, 681-4271. Submit your offer to Pacific Coast Fishermen's Mutual Marine Ins. Co., 1196 W. Pender St., Vancouver.
GILLNETTER, 31', "A" LICENCE, must sell, full price $1200.00. Phone 255-3259 after 5:30 p.m.
TROLLER "BRANT" — 34' FULLY rigged and equipped. $8,000. Phone 758-6195.
32' GILLNETTER "SC 132", CELTIC Shipyard, Class "A" licence, $6,500. Phone 325-5565.
TROLLER 40' X 12'. LICENCED. Built 1966. Full electronics, new motor 4-71 GM diesel, new 8 spool Easthope gurdies. Phone 531-3744.
SEA SCOUT 34' Combination "A" Licence, Chrysler Crown, electric anchor winch, hydraulic steering, head. Furor.o paper recorder. Fisherman flasher, Spillsberry phone and 23 Channe. M mouse. Lloyd Thompson, 414 E. 20th, Vancouver 10. Phone 8-2-1983.
37' TROLLER. Class "A", $8,000. Write Gary Ordano, 1118 Ash St., Campbell River. Phone 287-4701 (Evenings).
PACIFIC ISLE — 38' WEST COAST troller. 125 hp. diesel, new gurdies. J. Millikcn. 40 B Pine St., Nanaimo, B.C. 754-4380.
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BOATS FOR SALE
31' TROLLER. CLASS "A" LICENCE Exceptionally strong hull, Ford marine engine in excellent condition with all trolling gear. At Float B, NHB dock. Phone 921-7112.
LUSTRE — 37' GILLNET TROLLER. 671 Diesel, electronics, located Queensboro Shipyard. Phone 521-1537.
M/V ALIEMA — 53' TROLLER, rigged for troll and dragging, halibut gurdie, hydraulics, all electronic equipment. Phone 434-1266.
M/V ARCTIC II. 40' TROLLER, FULL electronics, refrigeration, Penta diesel. Asking $18,000. Bob 988-4641.
32' GILLNETTER, "A" LICENCE, sounder, $6,000 or offers. Phone 274-1947.
37' TROLLER, "DANNY H". PIER B False Creek Fisherman's Terminal. $15,000 or trade on city property. Phone 435-6053 after Jan. 16.
ENGINES FOR SALE
SURF MARINE SUPPLY & SERVICE
CHRYSLER and GM DIESEL PARTS & SERVICE Offering One Day Service on
Tuneup or Valve Grind REBUILT ENGINES FOR SALE
393 Powell Street Vancouver, B.C. Phone 685-5629 - Eves. 921-7632
EASTHOPE Marine Engines, Parts & Service 1225 No. 1 Road, Steveston, B.C. P.O. Box 424, Steveston Phone 277-7710
6-71 GM MARINE DIESEL ENGINE. Completely rebuilt and can be seen running. Looks and runs as new. Heat Exchanger, raw water pump, alternator. Engine without marine gear $2,650.00. With 1.5 to 1 twin disc manual $3,050.00. With 2 to 1 twin disc manual $3,450.00. Write Westview Marine Service, 7141 B Duncan St., Powell River, B.C. or Phone Days 485-2524, Evenings 485-6567.
GEAR FOR SALE
FIR TROLLING POLES, TO 50' planed. Sather Boat Works, 101 Jardine St., New Westminster.
G M C DIESEL MOTOR. SERIES 6-71. In perfect condition. Phone 531-3744.
ENGINES WANTED
6-71 GM DIESEL WHICH NEEDS rebuilding. Phone, days 581-3752. Eves. 588-1171.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WOOD FREEMAN AUTOMATIC Pilot. 32 volt D.C. Model 42000. Rudder angle indicator, remote control, 2 steering wheels 40". 922-5403.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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For full particulars contact: CO-OPERATIVE TRUST COMPANY OF CANADA No. 16 East Broadway
Vancouver 10, B.C. 872-7844
WANTED TO BUY
24' to 30' FIBREGLASS GILLNETTER "B" licence. Phone 536-9886.
MISCELLANEOUS
FISHERIES OF JAPAN March 4-25, 1970
A tour for fishermen and fisheries personnel. Visit the famous Tokyo Fish Market, Fisheries Research Projects, Fish Breeding Station and many other points of interest. Spend three days at Expo '70. For complete details.
Fisheries Programs Extension Department University of B.C. Vancouver 8, B.C.
THE FISHERMAN — JANUARY 9, 1970
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Veikko Tynjala Dies Suddenly at Sointula
The fishing community of Sointula is mourning the sudden death in Vancouver on December 27 of veteran fisherman and UFAWU member Veikko (Vic) Tynjala.
A native son of Sointula, he was born in 1904 to a family which
Neil McPhail Dead at 57
Former UFAWU member and longtime maritime industry worker Neil Angus MacPhail died at Vancouver on December 16 at the age of 57.
Born in Saskatchewan, he went away to sea out of Atlantic coast ports at an early age and with the exception of some years in the army during the Second World War worked as a ship's cook all his life.
A staunch trade unionist, he helped man the picket lines of the old Canadian Seamen's Union in Montreal during the bitter strike of 1949.
He joined the UFAWU in the early fifties, transferring from the West Coast Seamen's Union and sailing on the Melvin E and other salmon packers. For several seasons he was a well known crew member of the Nahmint when she whaled for B.C. Packers out of Quatsino Sound.
More recently he sailed as a member of Seamen's Local 400 of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers.
A simple memorial service was held for the lifelong unionist in Vancouver on December 22, attended by many of his friends from the maritime industry. Surviving members of his family include one son, Angus, in Montreal.
Protests Sink Tax Proposal
A plan to extend property taxes to fishing boats has been scuttled by Petersburg City Council after protests by fishermen.
Councilmen in the Alaskan city rejected a measure that would have scrapped present taxes on boats—$5 for small boats and $15 for larger vessels—and replaced them with a 17 mill property tax.
Halibut Body Meets Jan. 27
UFAWU northern Fishermen's Hall in Prince Rupert is the location of this year's annual meeting of the International' Pacific Halibut Commission. The meeting is slated to open at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, January 27.
Proposed changes to halibut lay-up rules will be discussed at the annual Layup Conference which will be held starting 10 a.m. on January 26, also in Prince Rupert Fishermen's Hall.
had moved from North Dakota to help pioneer the Malcolm Island community.
He began fishing in Rivers In-let at the age of 16, gillnettinj by sail and oar, and remained it the industry all his life as a B boat halibut fisherman, seiner and gillnetter.
During his half century in the industry he took an active part k every struggle waged by fishermen for improved working conditions and a better return for thek labor.
A longtime fellow union member at Sointula this week described Vic Tynjala as one who "was never known to waver or lose his principles or faith, even when the going was rough." I
Surviving members of his fam-ily include his wife, Hilja; one daughter, Mrs. Norma William* one grandson; one sister, Mrs. Ail Anderson; three brothers, two in Sointula and one in Vancouver, i
Funeral services were held in Sointula on January 2 with manj relatives and friends in attendance.
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