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"TERRACE Circulation ' Terrace Bay and Schreiber ; LAST APPEAL FOR BLOOD DONOR CLINIC This is the last appeal for blood donors. ; The Blood Donor Clinic will be held in the High School Auditorium on August 19th from 2-5 P.M. and 6.30 to 9.30 in the evening. This is your opportunity to give blood and save a life, | In 1958 4,534 pints of bl i stoothe \Lakehéad, | In 1987 Buand gas apnense ' were used. This blood must be replaced as it - used and since we benefit from the blood bank _ it is up to us to help keep the bank replen- ished. If you wish to give blood please leave your ' name at the Doctor's Office between the hours of 9-12 noon or 2-5 P.M, or with the Plant , Nurse or phone 3654, Anyone who has not made an appointment but wishes to donate blood may come to the Clinic on August 19th -- no one will be turned away. _ ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL SHOW AUGUST 22ND The Terrace Bay Horticultural Show will ; Sponsor their fifth annual show on August 22nd : in the High School Auditorium... Prize lists ; will be distributed to members shortly. and . entry forms must be turned in to Mrs, R. , "fiddaugh before August 16th at 6 Pop Me i It is stipulated that half pint or pint milk bottles are to be used for flower. dis- plays and paper plates are to, be used fer _ vegetables, Help will be available to ensure ; entry. is in proper place, ; XIWANTS CLUB STAGE SUCCESSFUL FISH DEKBY The dozens of smaller lakes in the immediate _ vicinity of Terrace Bay as well as large old , vake Superior were given a thorough working ' over by ardent anglers during the two-day Terrace Bay Fish Derby, August 8th and 9th, 4 Since no geographical boundaries were declared ' fishermen and women spent the two days in | their favourite spot with their pet lures, and ' bait trying to bring home a winner, Members of the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club, i Sponsors of the Derby, were kept busy weighing ' in fish from 5:30 to 8:00 P.M. both Saturday and Sunday and prizes were distributed to many Jappy anglers, Winners in the Pike category were. Mr. J» VYilcox of Marathon with a 10 1b. 1 oz, fish; | 4r.R.Mendelin of Pt,Arthur with a 9 1b.5 oz _cateh and thirteen year old Diane Paulsen of _ "errace Bay who caught a 5 1b. 14 oz.. winner. | Xiane also received first prize as winner of che largest fish caught by a boy or girl under 'ifteen years of age. Chas.Sitch of Terrace 'ay picked up fourth prize in the pike cate- sory with a 4 1b, .12 oz. catch and another -cenager, Jack Hayes, received fifth prize vith a 4 1b. 10 oz. pike. Marvin Osmar captured the honours. in the _Yickerel Category with a fish weighing 5 lbs. _ + OZ. Second prize went to K.Englemark of _'arathon, Mr,Helmut Liebert of Terrace Bay | olaced third and George Osmar won fourth prize. _ ivs,Margaret Duriez of Terrace Bay took home 7% prize for her 4 lb, 5 oz. pickerel while the | - Vol.1l, No. 32 August 12th and the thind (Cont'd Page 3) Bay News arr a naetnh nar tie nema iain anon i ernceengenpneeeessweeeneeeneSe ° eniepenmenemene nn et ec ce ee nnn ee August 13th, 1959 largest fish in this category caught by a youngster was landed by Ken Bradley. In the. Lake Trout Class Mr,S.Gimple of Marathon was a dual winner receiving both the Trophy and Club prize. Second place went to Mrs.G.Kuzyk and seven-year old Murray Kydd received both third prize and the prize. pre- sented to the under-fifteen group in this class, His father, Gordon Kydd was awarded fourth prize and E, Murphy of Marathon placed fifth, Henry Hermes of Terrace Bay topped the winners of the Speckled Trout Class with a 2 1b. oz, beauty while George Buhrmann, Willi Heinrich, Jerry Papousak and Bill Hanley were second, third, fourth and fifth place winners. The under-fifteen prize was won by James Brittan, an eight-year-old from Plainfield, Ill. » Special prizes were won by Mrs.G,Kuzyk, Mrs. C,.E.Paget and Bruce Young, all of Terrac Bay. Master Bert Rowson aged five was the holder of the lucky ticket and won the 13! Aluminum Car Top Boat. President of the Kiwanis Club, N,Coan, presented the prizes, assisted by J.Little, Dr.J.Whiteside and Monty Paget. A very successful Pre-Derby Dance was held in the School Auditorium on Friday night. SWIM TESTS THURSDAY MORNING Thursday morning this week all swimmers will take their final Red Cross Tests for the 1959 season, This includes swimmers in Tad-. pole, Minnow, Frog, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Classes. All tests will commence at 9 A.M. NO TESTS OR LESSONS WILL BE GIVEN . AFTER THURSDAY. THIS WILL BE THE ONLY OPPOR- TUNITY YOU HAVE TO WIN YOUR RED CROSS AWARDS, Busses will leave for the dam at 8.30 and 8.45. A.M, Final swimming classes for 1959 close this week, with final tests to be taken Thursday. For the balance of the summer, the instructor will devote his time to coaching the swimming team in preparation for the swim meets at Marathon on August 15th, Terrace Bay on Aug, 22nd and Red Rock on August 29th, Any swimmers interested in taking part in these meets end in receiving instruction for competitive swimming, should register with the Swimming Instructor NOW, This Saturday the Terrace Bay Swim Team travels to Marathon to compete in the Annual Marathon Swim Meet. A team from Red Rock will also compete. Anyone planning to attend the meet is urged to contact the Recreation Office, in the event that they could help pro vide transportation for the team, HOUSE LEAGUE SOFTBALL SEMI-FINALS BEGIN On Monday night Shift #2 clobbered the Salary team in the first game of the softball semi-finals, score Shift #2 22 - Salary 7. Salary and Shift #2 are playing a best out of three semi-final series to produce a winner to meet League leaders Shift #4, The next game in the semi-finals is on Wednesday night