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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 6, 1983 Rossport Fish Derby continued from page 1 the weighing stage, thus 'leaving them to the mercy of flies and rays of the sun which made them not favourable eating. This year the weighing-in secretary Beverly Legault had cut large fish from colored cardboard or bristle- board with a space left on which to attach a card indicating the size of the fish and the name of the contestant. It was very attractive and also let the sportsmen pack their fish in ice ready for the freezer. It sure was a step in the right way. Lester Legault was the official weighing mas- ter. He comes from a long line of a commer- cial fishing experts. Music blared from the new sets of booths and all the booths did a thriving business during the weekend. We had a derby dance this year sponsored by the Fire- fighters organization on Friday night, then a beer garden all after- noon and evening on Saturday. Kimberly Clark gave the Derby committee three bunk house trailers which were made ready to accommodate the vari- ous concessions. There were a novelty, Rossport T-shirts and caps in one booth, beer garden in another, confections, cigarettes while another sold coffee and other supplies, there was a pop booth and the im- portant hot dog and hamburger stand in another all doing a very good business. They were manned by local residents. The following list of the winners handed to your corresspondant for news copy. If some of the list is incorrect, do not phone me but con- tact the derby commit- tee. First prize went to Bob Pidluzny of Terrace Bay with an_ eleven pound fourteen ounce trout. He won the Kim- berly Clark Trophy and an Lund Aluminum boat from Walker's Marine, two life jackets, minnow bucket and a paddle from Scotty's Walker's Lake. Second prize of Bell and Howell movie camera donated by Lorne's Cameras was won by Kevin Biange of Nipigon and fish weighing ten Ibs, 2 ozs. Third prize of a deep sea rod and reel donated by Carling O'Keefe went to Bob Williams of Terrace Bay with an 8 lb 8 oz fish. Fourth prize went to Kally Phillips of Terrace Bay with an eight pounder. His prizes were Bug-Off jacket and canteen donated by Moore's of Terrace Bay. Fifth prize of a roll-away cot donated by Spadoni Bros. of Schreiber was won by Colleen Taylor, the only winner of Ross- port with a seven pound fifteen ounce trout. Sixth prize for a seven pound fourteen trout was won by Peter Ukrahic of Schreiber. His prize was a deep sea rod donated by Lorne's Cameras. Seventh prize for a 7 pound 12 oz trout was won by Richard Berube of Nipigon - winning four gallons of spread satin wall paint donated by Midtown Hardware. Eighth prize of a Sno-lit Lo-boy cooler was won by Jeanne Berube of Nipigon for a _ seven pound eleven ounce trout. s Nineth prize of a Hawk- grip rod and Daiwan real donated by Cebraries Hardware Schreiber and a minnow bucket donat- ed by Scotty's of Wal- ker's Lake was won by Harrie Cook of Terrace Bay for a 7 pound 7 ounce fish. Tenth prize was won by Barbara Mendelen of Terrace Bay for a seven pound four ounce trout - winning a Stenio Cas- sette player donated by Figliomeni and sons of Schreiber. Eleventh prize went to Bob Mendilen of Ter- race Bay for a seven pound one ounce trout prizes a case of motor oil donated by Jim Mikas Shell Canada Ltd. Twelveth prize for a six pound thirteen ounce trout went to Ken John- son of Terrace Bay - donated by Burton Phil- lip. Fourteenth prize for a six pound two oz fish went to Greg Keesy of Marathon. He won a Coleman Campstove. Fifteenth prize went to Denis Garrick of Terrace Bay of a Colourburst Polaroid camera donat- ed by Waghorn's Phar- macy for a six pound two ounce trout. Sixteenth prize of two lawn chairs went to Dean Johnson, Terrace Bay with a six pound two ounce fish. He also won two lawn chairs. Seventeenth prize was a sleeping bag won by Mario Hermes of Ter- race Bay with a six pound one ounce trout. Eighteenth prize of a packsack and filleting knife was won by Ray Mark of Terrace Bay with a six pound one ounce fish. Nineteenth prize went to T. Bartels of Thunder Bay with a six pounder. His prize was a set of knives donated by Sportsworld. Twentyth prize of a Coleman lamp was won by A. Carrire of Terrace Bay with a five pound twelve ounce trout. Twenty First prize of a continued on page 7 thank Dr. THANK YOU | would like to take this opportunity to thank my Family and Friends for their visits, gifts and cards when | was in McKellar Hospital. Also | would like to Marchuk and. 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