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Ca a A A ha eR NER GRAS LAREN NREL oe a Volume 4, No, 36 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY September 29, 1949, --_ ELEVEN BOXERS 5 REPRESENT T TERRACE Bi! BAY (as reported by Harry Ganja) On Saturday evening, September 24th at the Schreiber Arena, Terrace Bay was represented by eleven boys in the fight card sponsored by the Schreiber Rink Committee, The results of the bouts which ranged from the paper weight division to middle weight were as follows: Paperweight - Jackie Marsh vs. Terry McInnes - Draw. Fly weigt - Timmy McInnes vs. Johnny Galvin - Draw. All four above boxers from Terrace Bay Club. Bantam Weight - Jimmy Sweet, Terrace Bay decisioned Jim Eckmier - Schreiber. Fly Weight - Stanley Savoy of Terrace Bay displayed fine boxing skill in outclassing Wally Stokes of Schreiber. Feather Weight - Jake Compton of Terrace Bay lost by a Technical Knock-out to Bob Martin 'of Port Arthur who has had considerable boxing experience. Welter Weight - Lionel Gaulet of Terrace Bay lost by a Technical Knock-out to Cosmo Figlomini of Schreiber, Welter Weight - Slugging Pete Diduck of Terrace Bay in his first fight of his career won a unanimous decision over Russ Weaver of Schreiber. Welter Weight - Tommy (Tucker) Sernesky of Fort William who represented Terrace Bay defea= ted Len Gaudette also of Fort William. Tommy, who is a brother to Bill Sernesky amazed the crowd with his tremendous hitting power. Middle Weight - Herb Stoot of Fort William decisioned Bill Hogard also of Fort William, In the feature event of the evening Jimmy Steeves of Fort William outpointed Bill (eh-n) to~ als of Terrace Bay to win the five round bout by one single point, in the first round a short delay was caused by Sernesky when his foot caught and ripped open his boxing shoes, The second round, which was very fast and furious was tough on the Terrace Bay fighter who strained the muscles in his left forearm and had to manage to finish the best he could. The five rounds, fought at a very fast rate proved to be a hard battle for both boys who gave it their best. 0-0-0 TALENT SHOW What do you do on Thursday nights? Not very much, eh}! Well come on over to the Recreation Hall around 8 o'clock and we'll see what we can do to amuse you, Or better still, maybe you can do something to entertain us, If you play any kind of instrument, bring it with you (pianos prohibited), If you can sing, recite poetry or just tell a anny story (these will be censored) come prepared to get up and do your act. These shows will be held in an Open House manner, all you have to do is come in and sit down and be part of an appreciative audience, until such time as you get up enough courage to strut your own stuff. Come One = Come All - To The Recreation Hall - Thursday, September 29th, at 8, o'clock. 0-0-0 LIBRARY MEETING <A meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 4th, 8 pom. at the Community Hall, open to all residents of Terrace Bay who are interested in the formation of a Public Library. Don't forget, it's going to be a long, cold winter and youtlL be wanting something to read a little later on. So you had better come out ahd help us in our plans now, in order that we'll have what you want when you want it. O- JO SCOUT ANT WOLF CTR NaS Reginald LeBlane and James Sweet were invested at the meeting iold on September 23rd. Wolf Cubs will mect this Friday at 6:15 pom. insterd of 6:30 p.m, Scouts will meet at Scovtmastor Moxon! s residence, 115 Iourler Avenuc at 6:45 pm, Friday instead of at the Legion Hall. Don't forget to uu, your apples from the Scouts on Saturday, October lst, Dominion Scout "Apple Day",