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: in: waters off South- | embassy spok-sman_, ™!stakes im police files led to Kings. Mackerel ‘landings dollar-earner with prices up to|by improved harvesting meth- ee ee the hicher Canadian figure. the

ern s | were up with some catches as/$18, $30 and $50 for’ commercial, |ods. However, it is believed bic offenders jwho went and checked the PO | spokesman said. Canadians ave high as 35,000 pounds reported | standard, and choice grades re- construction of the moss = - . ilice files personally. jumder standine order to pay

: | for a 40-foot boat. | spectively cessing plant at -Miminegash _ WASHINGTON ‘(CP)—A little! Figures for unpaid diplomatic fines. for traffie violations re- The oyster catch was down a’ Knowledgeable men agree should raise the interest of fish- research has shown that Cana- violations were published here corded against their diplomatie

! , it, as was the value, but the in- the Irish moss industry is not ermen since many of them diar diplomats didn't have 15 -ecently in full, showing about licences bit exceptions can be dustry remained healthy and being fully exploited and produc-|along that shore got a good part unvaid traffic tickets on their'6500. for all- Washington dip-' made for sutos tagged while on

second only to lobstering as aj ion could We greatly increased o{-their income from it. ledis0r fomats for the orevious 10/of'iciel duty .

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Stiffer penalties in the way of jfishery regulations easily led | dropped but not for lack of fish heavy fines and even confisca- the way with 124 cases; of these as poor market conditions kept tion of boats and cars appears (89 were for taking undersized many: fishermen from making |

to have been the right approach |lobsters; 19 for leaving early : :

to the problem of illegal lobster for the fishing grounds: and 16

last |for placing gear too early. There

i | were 33 charges laid under oys-

| Fisheries officials have. stat-|ter fisheries regulations. poa-

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In the conservation of* fisher- ching, long @ ‘point in j{fes— and this is the real pur- “ Prince County, though not solv- | pose behind enforcement of re- a oo an tans oer Se S guetniek: Semaine =49

was have to be employed. Included . expected this coming season’ are setting minimum size lim- with SIMRAD it Ss bette ae jits to prevent fish being taken ‘ from. the waters before they : _ 4 ——

as- |have grown to the age or size than Y sume some importance in an j|when they might reproduce. : * Parea hitherto relatively free |This factor’ is of particularly

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AN DED [rs nactawome | ~ tO “IF SOLD and SERVICED ON P.E.I. - Srecton for them begin’, |407 branch of fiheres as may | ii

lems fisheries officers last year | imposed, such as bag limits, look

BY % laid 195 charges Iting in 190 ;seasonal catch’ limits or the ; = si a ~ sagen rtm at cavatiat Violations of ns eee pe SS for i. } = 2 to-ultimately benefit the—fisher- z 5 j : LAS BR $ ind Assistance ("| J a A? ve of the omahete on yourself ye : bs cen! on : : ) increased ee ee tae Oo

Increased assistance in the total of $4,210,000 into the pock-

] is that this crustacean alone is because. se ) J 0 N f § | i ( Hfortrawlers imme | : * ; the lobster brought a staggering t é

construction in Canada of large ets of Islander’ nd this is Specialists in all types of fishing vessles has been announ-/|the price paid as Whakecnas at | Ss} A ‘ ced by Fisheries Minister H. J.| the shore for his catch. ' | Work ister J. W, Pickersill Re Wan of tale pertiliies eaten, g : eae . W. Pickersgill as a fur-! Is particu catch, - ; Kent Street Charlottetown ther step in the development of there is still a living to be ess the SIMRAD ASDIC sets give dry facts enabling : Canada’s fishing industry. made through a variety of other you to catch your fish faster, safer, more efficiently, |For some years the construct- types of fish.In these the gear You-will-hear echoes from the fish through a loud-speaker or head-phones, see - oa Ue — tn. rr aout tue oe the shools af fish on the recording paper + the exact bearing and distance within a ed through the Ship Construction | simple lobster pot and as varied horizontal area of 5,000 feet from your ship. Experienced asdie operators eam

Assistanct Program adminis- (as the industry itself. tered by the Canadian Maritime Not all fishermen agree on Cc ission, Department of the value of any one type. For TranSport. Construction of smal-' instance, there is wide disagree- ler fishing vessels has been as-| ment regarding use of the gill sited through a program admin-|net for catching cod. Last year istered by the Department of | some fishermen in West Prince Fisheries. e \did exceptionally well with the In a move to co - ordinate net while others landed their these two programs, the Min- nets in the middle of the season isters stated that after April 1, and finished with trawl and assistance in the construcion of|hand lines. Along the middle wooden fishing vessels over 100| North Shore area the success tons will, be handled by the De-| with them last year will lead to partment of Fisheries. Further | further use, but from there on

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_ rotating in five-degree stages from port to starboard It may also be manually trained around the full circle of 360 degrees. Hundreds of purse seiners now base their operations; entirely on information received through the

~ SIMRAD ASDIC equipment. In fact, in some countries such es Iceland and Norway, asdie hes become so important to the fishermen that without an asdic there will be no crew!

Other types of SIMRAD ASDIC equipment have been installed in thousands of smaller fishing boats - even dinghies : :

the rate of assistance will be east fishermen seem agreed | increased _from-35per-cent—to they are of doubtful value after 40 per,cent of the approved cost. |two seasons: ,

In the case of steel trawlers,| Stern trawlers were introduc- over 100 gross tons, the assi- ed last year with anguinary re- stance will continue to be ad-| sults. Whether the lack of suc- ministered by the Canadian Ma-/|cess was due ‘to inefficiency of ritime Commission. For such|men or equipment remains to For turther information esatact 5 ee steel trawlers, the present rate | be seen, but it is hoped famil- , of assistance of 30 per cent of iarity with the method will re-

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