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Vol.5, No.3l Seas. the District in which we se August 2, 1962 MANY ENTRIES IN KIWANIS FISH DERBY Heavy fog dulled the final day of the three-day Terrace Bay Kiwanis Fish Derby held over the past weekend, but apparently it aid- ed more than hampered the end results for the fish entered were plentiful and of a fair size, considering the take of the past few years along the North Shore, Chairman of the Derby, Jim (Curly) Hale was Master of Ceremonies for the presenta- - tion of prizes as weigh-in time came to a close Sunday evening, First prize for Pick- erel was Fifty crisp One Dollar bills, dona- _ ted by the Merchants and members of the Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce, and was 'won by Dave Desrosier of Terrace Bay when he brought in his 4 lb, 65 oz. fish, Second prize went to Billy Stachiw of Terrace Bay for his fish weighing 3 lb. 12 oz. Third prize was won by Steve Fedorak, also of Ter- race Bay for a pickerel weighing 3 1b. 102 oz. and fourth prize was won by Mrs. B. Sitko for her fish weighing 3 lbs, even. A beautiful pike weighing 18 1b. 4 oz. took first prize in the Pike event for Earl Welbourne of Schreiber, giving him $50, Second prize went to F, Lindberg | of Toronto | cos oetliaeracme a aie ek who weighed ina pike at 11 1b.4 oz, Third prize went to David Valiquette, Terrace Bay and fourth prize was given to E,Mykichys, The Lake Trout Division was dominated. by a couple from Heron Bay with Mrs. Stanley Dustin taking the Fifty Dollar prize for her 9 lb, 34 oz. trout and her husband, Mr, Stanley | Dustin was a close second with an 8 lb. 94 oz. beauty. Third prize went to "a St. Louie of Terrace Bay and Gus Boon of Schreiber took home fourth prize, Danny Kenney of Terrace Bay walked off with first prize for his 3lb.4 oz, speckled trout to take home $50 and second prize went to Bill Stiko for his fish weighing .21b. 135 oz. Willie Heinrich won third prize and Harry Smith fourth. Special event prizes went to Mrs, Rita Rae as the American Lady catching the largest fish. Mrs,Rae.entered a Lake Trout weighing 3 1b. 13 oz. Young David Valiquette of Ter- race Bay won for himself a Camera Outfit as the Boy or Girl under twelve to bring in the largest fish. David (Crocket) caught a 9 1b. | 6 oz, pike. Another special prize went to j F,Lindberg of Toronto as the winning fisher- |, man coming from the most distant point to the Terrace Day Fish Derby. Young Joan Persson was called upon to pick out the winning ticket on the draw - prize, a complete set of patio furniture, table and umbrella, chaise lounge, two chairs and barbecue which went to F,J,Sweet of Ter- race Bay. } SUPPORT THE COMET'S HOME BINGO BY PURCHASING A CARD FROM ANY PLAYER ~_ PROCLAMATION WHEREAS at a meeting of the Council of the 'Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay held on Wednesday, July 25th, 1962, it was resolved :- "That Monday, August 6th, 1962, be and the same is hereby fixed as the Civic Holiday for the current year, and that the Reeve be authorized to publish the usual proclamation therewith," These are, therefore to make known that in compliance with the foregoing resolution I do hereby proclaim Monday, August 6th, as the Civic Holiday for the year 1962, of which all persons are hereby requested to take no- tice and govern themselves accordingly. (Signed) "J,P, Heenan? Reeve The Corporation of, The Township of Terrace Bay, GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ee COMETS SPLIT AT. LAKEHEAD Terrace Bay Comets ~ Terrace Bay Comets exploded at bat in last weekend's doubleheader at the Lakehead but faulty fielding prevented them from sweeping two games, In a come-from-behind victory in the first game, the locals defeated East Ends 11-6 with Carl Kolody pitching all the way and getting fine support in the field and at bat. Down by a score of 5 -- 2 in the top of the last inning, Comets rallied for three runs, featur- ing Rick Polhillts two-run homer, then went on to sew the game up in the eighth, Bats were still booming in the second game with Fern McLeod and Bill Pytyck hitting home runs, along with other timely hitting, but errors afield helped Westfort to a 9 - 8 vic- tory. . Kolody relieved Taylor in the first inning and was the victim of the poor fielding. All players on the club were hitting well and Ron Schock chipped in with five hits for the day. Comets play Red Sox and Colonels in a double header at Port Arthur next Sunday.: SWIMMING TEAM NOTES Swim Team practices are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Dam at 11 A.M, There are two more North Shore Meets still to be held and we require good turnouts to practices if we are to present a strong team. Everyone has a chance to try out so let's i see you at the practices. ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES rer