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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. - Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario ee POT 2WO0 JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 BROKER Home - 824-2933 Terrace Bay - Schreiber News For this space please contact Lisa at 825-3747 fl N Volume 45 No. 30 Tuesday July 23, 1991 -- The Terrace Bay-Schreiber Cws yO News Stand .50 cents incl. G.S.T. SUPERIOR SHORELINE We represent 8 different insurance com that we can ge rates for you: Liz Boutilier Broker INSURANCE LTD. anies so the best *Home *Auto *Business *Air Craft *Mobile Home 825-9492 a good crowd to Rossport Derby by Rob Cotton The News Fishermen, spurred on by the fine weather came to the Rossport Fish Derby in droves, to once again angle for the biggest fish and the top prize. "It's been a great derby," said Bill Collinson, one of the event organizers. "The weather was. great. It brought out a lot of boats and fishermen." The grand champion, win- ner of the $2,000 grand prize was Bill Lucas of Thunder Bay with a Lake Trout weighing 16.1 Ib. Other top winners for Lake Trout were: 2nd - Pat Maley of Thunder Bay - 15.9 lb. 3rd - Yosh Thiebe of Thun- der Bay - 14.8 Ib. 4th - Robert Pidluzny of Ter- race Bay - 14.75 Ib. 5th - Bruce Biloski of Thun- der Bay -= 13.95 lb. 6th - Bill Johnson of Thun- der Bay - 13.6 Ib. 7th - P. Wiseman of Thunder Bay - 13.4 Ib. 8th - Don Bernosky of Thunder Bay - 13.4 Ib. 9th - Terry Winfield of Nip- igon - 13.3 lb. 10th - Bill Lankinen of South Gillies - 13.24 Ib. The largest Salmon, 13.1 Ib. was caught by Bill Clark of Marathon followed by Terry Winfield of Nipigon - 12.1 Ib and G. Hunt of Thunder Bay - 9.9 Ib The winning Rainbow, 6.75 was pulled in by Bob Dyer of Thunder Bay. There were also many prizes given away to other anglers on a draw basis. As a point of interest last year's winning Lake Trout weighed in at 22.2 Ib. It was also a violation free weekend on the lake. Sgt. Templar of the OPP _ Schreiber Detachment, said not Continued on page two Sir Alexander MacKenzie visits the Rossport Fish Derby The Canadian explorer Sir Alexander MacKenzie and his company of voyageurs was piped to the derby grounds in Rossport on Sunday, July 14. The modern day voyageurs are paddling the routes of MacKenzie and are en route to Winnipeg. The company was in Terrace Bay on Saturday, July 13. See story below and pictures on page 3. Voyageurs invade the Northshore By Rob Cotton The News The canoes slid quietly from the mouth of the Aguasabon River and into the waters of Lake Superior just as the sun topped the hills in the east. This morming, Sunday, July 14, these paddlers, university students and members of an expedition commemorating the journeys of Canadian explorer Sir Alexander MacKenzie, were en route to Rossport, the next stop in their sea to sea expedition. The modern day voyageurs had arrived in Terrace Bay the previous day, after a six hour paddle from Marathon. "Paddling Lake Superior has been an interesting experi- ence," said Jim Smithers, pro- fessor at Lakehead University and leader of the expedition. "We had more fog than I expected - almost every day." The paddlers left Sault Ste. Marie in their 36 foot canoes at 6 a.m. in a very dense fog and "ricocheted along the shoreline for about four hours before the fog lifted, Smithers said. They then took on the chal- lenge of Goulais Bay, a five mile crossing, only to have the fog roll in at the half-way mark forcing them to navigate Continued on page 3 HABITATIONAL PROGRAM CREDITS - Claims free.credit - Age credit - No smokers credit - Alarm Credit - No aux. heat credit \_- Newer Home credit f-- A COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE COMPETITIVE RATES FOR QUALITY COVERAGE TERRACE BAY INSURANCE LTD. * Home * Business * Auto * Cottages SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY 825 - 3246 * Recreational Vehicles * Etc. AUTOMOBILE PROGRAM CREDITS - Ideal Young Driver Credit - Multi Vehicle Credit - Mature Driver Credit