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'Volume 3, No. 36 MRS. L. BANKS WINS JACKFISH DERBY Mrs. L. Banks, 181 Hudson Drive, Terrace Bay won the Jackfish fish Derby on Monday, September 7 with a 25 pounder. Mrs. Banks won herself a lovely chesterfield suite. Other prize winners are as follows: 2nd prize John Holancin, Terrace Bay, 24 lbs. 11 oz. fish; 3rd prize Ken Davis, Schreiber; 4th prize A. Kuskila, Port Arthur; 5th prize, Joe Kenny, Rossport; 6th prize Mrs. McCuaig Schreiber; 7th prize Cp. Lellava, Schreiber; 8th prize Ray Kenny, Rossport; 9th prize Const. Daley, Schreiber; 10th prize Bill Baker, Beardmore; llth prize Don Porter, Terrace Bay; 12th prize, W. Fehr, Fort William; 13th prize Billy Willan, Nipigon; 14th prize Grant Willan, Nipigon; 15th prize Jerry Papousak, Terrace Bay; 16th prize Nick Linkwich, Terrace Bay; 17th prize, F. Roen, Schreiber, 18th prize N. Renaud, Rossport; 19th prize J. a. Lindstrom, Port arthur; 20th prize Mrs. Paul Savage, Dayton, Ohio. Draw prize was won by. R. A. Parent, Jackfish.Separate School Kindergarten Residents of Terrace Bay captured lst. and 2nd prize in the Derby as well as three LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY September 10, 1953. SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 14217! As previously announced in the last issue of the News sc'ool opening was post- poned from September 8th until September 14th. Dr. McCausland asked that we express his appreciation to the parents for their co-operation in having their children observe the suggested precautions in order to prevent aS much as possible the further spread 'of polio. Registration for the new school term is as follows: MONDAY SPETEMBER 14 Public School Registration 9 a.m. to 12aMe. Continuation School 9 a.m. to teams Separate School Grade 1-8 9 a.m. to 12am, 1.30 Dem o-O-o other prizes - which is a total of one quarter of the prize money in the Derby. There were over 600 contestants regist- ered in the Derby. It was scheduled to be held on Sunday, September 6, but due to rough weather it was postponed until Monday. The weather was favourable on Monday and a very successful day was the result. 0-0-0 THINK SAFETY... ACT SAFELY... ENJOY LIVING... ALLEYS TO BE OPEN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 Due to the fact that no heat was available this week, the alleys were not open on Tuesday September 8 as advertised. But -- the alleys will be open for open bowling starting Monday September 14, 7:00 pem. and will be open every night of the week 7 = 11 until league plays resume, new count will be used this season in 5 pins. The ete 212 This count is to be used Canadian wide. Ten pinners get your practice in before league play which is to start week of Sept. Za.