Ce “7 n . : : . a » ee EHUD EN we EN eS VN OO EER UNV RU RR EVER EUR UNREST HUE EN EEE NRE SE RTE ARES EEN EER ES EAS wo . . 18 wyvuanes rar . . ‘ ' ‘ . . . : } . t * 1 j hee | a an wy i EA py iE rae on é\ i ; y aye . fee salts Ab: ui wt, *# ™ ES * * dy e toe a ae * ui . o VETERAN OF 30 YEARS fishing in Prince Rup-rt and northern British Columbia waters | is * Otto Arnason, shown painting up numbers on h's troller. Mr. Arnason, who has been fishing here since 1928 will be going out after spring siulmon in about two weeks. Trim vessel is berth- ed at new government floats. es * . of ' ~ ‘ TWO OF APPROXIMATELY. 35- regular halibut boats fishing for Prince Rupert Fishermen’s ern Co-Operative -association are Five Princes, owned and skippered by Jack Prince Jr., and L Prince Rupert Daily News STOCKING UP ON supplies | Chartered AL, ‘ountant Fredelia III, owned and captained by Arne Husoy. Both boats left today to.be ready for open- . Fridav "May 9 1958 before leaving for fishing | . ¢ iC . ing of season in Areas 3A and 2. —Staff. Photos by Dick Ayres. = ~ . _ grounds are two Nelson Bros. | 325 Fourth Avenue East too vepeeee e eeaghenn vase eee guage vos Fisheries halibut boats at Port | + Edward yesterday. Laverne | ere Prince R or Marie, at right, skippered ‘by Soc Cc upert, B.C, Chester Benson and vessci to : pn : ! starboard of it were getting | | P.O. Drawer 128 Telephcne 3975 ready to start fishing season | - which opens in Area 3A and Area 2 at 6 a.m. Sunday. | New Zealander | AND CHAIR uses old way | to nab whales | @ ‘Lounge converts to bed * with compartment for WELLINGTON, New Zealand “ . , ‘Reauters) -- Walter Cook pre- bedding. | fers to hunt whales with a hand . . harpoon and a light boat. This | @ Attractive large size: . rugged man from Tonga is prob- | Rocker in Provincial fably one of the last whalers in Sty! i the world to stick to the methods tyte. ,Of Moby Dick’s day. On a recent visit to New Zea- LOUNGE AND CHAIR land, Cook attributed his suc-' Only , CeSS in this hazardous oceupa-. ition to “the razor edge of the Usual Credit Terms Available i harpoon blade, experience, and: | the crew's stamina.” | A. M KE N L [ F FU R Ni | T UJ RE LT | Every day from July to Octo- ac -ber, for 42 years, he has taken . , his to 30-foot whalers 20 miles. “A Good Place to Buy For Over a Third of Century from the shores of Tonga to bate | 308 - 3rd Ave. West i tle with the “biggest and most : "power ful creature in the seg _ ithe Humpback Whale. | Last season he captured 20; — $ ‘the season before 16, Cook was 14 ycars of age when -he and his elder brother “bor- rowed" their father's boat, took . {UL to sen and returned with a- whale. The next day, his career: began as ia professional harpoon- | tyes : i ae 7 BIG NELSON BROS, FISHERIES halibut boat Haida Warrior, —, ist. We | skippered by Gerry Dudoward, shudders as it goes into reverse, _, Today, he owns the only whal- ; We i || rer carc to back away from Port Edward docks alter taking on pro. 2% business of its kind on | Hs Irs f | to back away from Port Edward docks alter taking on pro- | spenua. “We Kill the whale only: nal ; Visions Lo begin halibut season, Boat was preparing to go to for meat,” he says, “Il brings | type | oi) dock before leaving for fishing grounds boday. » | of fish drops sharply | 22" =" . saree on ores ue OTTAWA ( .. Canada's catch coast dropped to 63,596,000) Landiigs of west coash her- ty bre of sea fish and shellfish tn the! pounds from 191,208,000 last | ring in the quarter were down : Vos first quarter of 1958 dropped year. The landed value decreased | alror uw a shilling: a pound." " : “Double Duty” = high loss : , ta 82,279,000 pounds valued at enamel wo off sharply from the corr es | Lo $1,572,000 from $3,599, N00, $863,000 from Hae ue pounds intloors und bre ponding period aast year due to! phe west coast herring fadus- | i Worth $2,071,000 In 1057, The try has been conducted on a lim. | cateh of gray cod and all shell- ited beasis since October bee muse | fish except cinnmis was up. over fishermen’s unions und fishing | A year aca, ‘ te wo boule decline dn herring Jand~! vy hgs an the west coast. , me Total Canadian landings of: tae ne SRA Lsh and shellfish decreased | | — We 88 per cent to 185,192,000 pounds OO I, Top quality es ‘es (tas from 298,023,000 von house palnt for ' 7" po eh Ala Reyear apo ed | outside work. ere etter or ' vee Wau POH 5 per cent to $6,005,- , | M900 from $8,155,000. . i (| wh Yield on the Atlante canst ole ame eee - % soo feat 0 . VW 5 Jer eeu i tt ’ 4, wt "3 we wee rm ie, TOKE | Vihe quarter “ 4 ate tO 179,596,000 pounds from 1Ot,- 725,000 last yenr and tianded | ow. Extra-hare J jt , amol (rr. Mi : re Ve Inerensed 17 per cent to , Norn, Interlor i Ve $6,898,000 from. $4,550,000, Cc j VY ¢ | C fi NT i fe or exiution , ‘ [| ae However, landings on the west 1 I ‘ By i peepee ee eG / 4 Moe sya : ' 4, H bs Daily News Clossifi | ow seh acs , ,& “| 'u Dally Nows Classified Ads MONDAY, MAY 5th | ty cea : te \ Richy, liarlor Oe - " lat | “> | ALLAN E, BARR | : Nut fh oP ice Ws is m a Ae i Combrnetor >. iW. : am i my @ Excavations @ Landscaping || | uu @ fork Work ! » Martin-Sonour flaishos offer a wanderful choles of styles and colors 1958 CONQUER CANCER are vt : ‘ana ‘ ‘ @ Controlled hast ' to moot every decorating noud, Thay are oxcoptlonally economical : u i @Vile ‘Delving Vn | JACKPOT Tp rr ees eee ee ces 51 00.00 have outlanding coverage cad hiding qualitine, stand up te yoars of CAMPAIGN Lo ay @ Crane and Migging Work IR JACK POT $ 50.00 ‘ woar and weather, Bn sure to mo us for jhe completa Martln-Sonour hoadquarliors # ' e . : teen ee teen eee e . ny . ow . : 7 a wre riMnt ES GIVE N - | ; line = points, vacnishos and enamels for avery [oly jo. ‘nn at Monte, ' 6s Mtg yi Ah il Shovels ozers - rucks rT ~ * g nine pork, WG, ue Air Equipment For Hire EVERYBODY WELCOME Gordon & Anderson | t ane i ' t e ¢ : . je pone mT Ant Ave. |) ‘Special Attraction-Valuable door prize’ oe Will any persons able to assist as Canvassers on Monday night,.May Sth, ob -.. . 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