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by ANNE TODESCO Despite the cold, the rain, fog and strong, windy weather, several hundred sportsmen braved the conditions to compete in bringing in the largest fish in the annual Rossport Derby which was held on June 23rd and 24th. The largest fish to top the scales was netted by Tyronne Williams of Terrace Bay and his fish weighed in at ten pounds, twelve ounces. The smallest fish enter- ed, weighed twelve ounces and that fish won a prize for Karen Brassard of Terrace Bay. Over half of the prizes went to Terrace Bay con- testants with only one going to a local man, namely Stanley Zwaresh of Rossport. The local park was attractively decorated in flags and signs with a sailboat offering a wel- come to all (which was mounted at the entrance to Rossport, splendid- ly painted with a fresh coat of red and white). Patricia Campbell was the decorator while Juris Zdanovskis repaired the boat, built the sail, and also the deck. It will be a permanent fixture at our park entrance. Several men worked steadily for over a month under- brushing, clearing the site, erecting booths and a marquee tent top, the latter did a fine flop to the tables during the heavy wind. There .were . food booths, confections, cof- fee, pop, as well as a crown and_ anchor wheel. The official weigher, Lester Le-. gault was kept busy. Many small fish were caught which didn't win a prize. Jacque Landry of the M.N.R. was in attendance taking sam- ples to be analyzed by the department. Winners and prizes for the Derby are as fol- lows: 1st Prize: Kimberly Clark of Canada trophy; a 12' Naden aluminum boat purchased from Pic Marine of Marathon; donors - Kimberly ~ Clark, Costa's of Schrei- ber and Terrace Bay, John Vanderwerf and Pic Marine. The ist prize was won by Tyron- ne Williams of Terrace Bay. His fish weighed in at 10 Ibs. 12 oz. This fish will be mounted by the Derby Committee. 2nd Prize: a 3-day fly-in fishing trip for two (valued at $500) donated by Wiebenair was won by Ken Johnson of Ter- race Bay - 8 Ibs. 4 oz. 3rd Prize: Motor guide electric motor do- nated by Lorne's Cam- era of Thunder Bay was won by Ron Jeffery - 8 Ibs. 4th' Prize: Deep Sea rod and reel donated by Carling O'Keefe was won by Carol Opas of Terrace Bay - 7 Ibs. 9 oz. 5th Prize: 2 patio chairs donated by Spa- doni Bros. was won by Rick Johnson of Terrace Bay - 7 Ibs. 8 oz. 6th Prize: a down- rigger donated by Lake- head Wholesalers. won by Dave Brennen Jr. of Nipigon - 7 Ibs. 5 oz. Rossport hosts fishermen aplenty! 7th Prize: lawn chair donated by Altywood Co. Rossport won by Terry Winfield of Nipi- gon - 6 Ibs. 14 oz. _ 8th Prize: Rod and Reel and fishing line do- nated by Berkley of Canada, won by Debbie Woods of Terrace Bay - 6 Ibs. 12 oz. 9th Prize: AM/FM stereo radio cassette player donated by Terry's Sight and Sound won by Tuffy Seguin of . White River - 6 Ibs. 12 Oz. 10th Prize: Paint and sealer donated by Mid- town Hardware won by Cathy Belliveau of Ter- race Bay - 6 Ibs. 11 oz. 11th Prize: Berkley Reel donated by D&R Sporting Goods won by Ken Churney of Terrace Bay - 6 Ibs. 10 oz. 12th Prize: Dinner for two at the Rossport Inn won by Walter Groman of Terrace Bay - 6 Ibs. 8 oz. 13th Prize: Clock ra- dio donated by G. Fig- liomeni and Sons of Schreiber won by Chris Duschene of Terrace Bay - 6 Ibs. 3 oz. 14th prize: fry pan, coffee. pot and lamp donated by Western Grocers and won by Brian Honon of Terrace Bay - 6 Ibs. 2 oz. 15th Prize: case of Shell motor oil by Jim Mikus won by Helen La- pointe of Thunder Bay - 5 Ibs. 13 oz. 16th Prize: cooler and lantern donated by Eatons and won by John Vuldriks of Schreiber - 5 Ibs. 12 oz. 17th Prize: Tackle Box donated by A&W Games won by Blake Brange of Nipigon - 5 Ibs. 9 oz. 18th Prize: case of facial tissues donated by G.H. Woods won by Nina Lapointe of Thun- der Bay - S Ibs. 9 oz. 19th Prize: case of Esso oil donated by B. Phillips of Schreiber won, by Nick vanNes of Terrsce Bay - 5 Ibs. 8 oz. 20th Prize: cook set and life jacket was won by Dennis Burns of Ter- race Bay (donated by the Bay) 5 Ibs. 7 oz. 21st prize'; dinner for two at the Red Dog Inn won by John Pederson of Terrace Bay - 5 Ibs. 6 Zz. 22nd Prize: Rod and reel donated by Cebra- rio's of Schreiber won by Suzanne Black of Ter- race Bay - 5 Ibs. 5 oz. 23rd Prize: rod and reel donated by Ce- brario's won by Joel Kenney of Terrace Bay - 5 Ibs. 24th prize: Thermo King vest donated. by Moore's of Terrace Bay won by Fred McCole- man of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 15 oz. 25th Prize: Deck- paws boating shoes do- nated by Bailey's Sea and Ski of Thunder Bay won by Amber Woods of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 15 oz. 26h Prize: set of kniv- es donated by Sports- world were won by Steve Garnett of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 15 oz. 27th Prize: case of motor oil donated by Bob Adamo of Terrace Bay won by Yolanda VanNes of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 13 oz. 28th Prize: Gift certi- ficate from Odd's Bod- kin of Schreiber won by Sam Veltki of Thunder Bay - 4 Ibs. 12 oz. 29th prize: Tackle box donated by Western Tire of Schreiber won by Stan Zwaresh of Ross- port - 4 Ibs. 11 oz. 30th Prize: fishing rod donated by Waghorn's Pharmacy won by Eric Phytila of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 9 oz. 31st Prize: set of pic- tures donated by Cus- tom Floor Covering of Marathon won by Adrianne Phillips of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 8 oz. Specials Prizes Ist: Children's draws of $50 donated by Ray Zaps and Josephine Kenney of Rossport was for any child 12 years and under won by Terrylee Lani- gan of Nipigon. 2nd: $1,000 entry tic- ket won by Henry Her- mes of Terrace Bay. 3rd Mystery Prize won by Fred McCole- man of Terrace Bay and included a 6 h.p. Evin- rude motor donated by the Twp. of Schreiber and Terrace Bay, Im- perial Bank of Commer- ce, Don Beno, Birch Motors, Cosmo Filane, Motor Glass, Granny's Best, Wheel- ers Insurance, Ken Dooley, John's Texa- co, Mayfair Hotel, Dave Desrosiers and Son, A to Z Rental, plus a socket Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 4, 1984, page 3 set from C&D Enter- prises. 4th runner-up won by Amber Woods of Ter- race Bay was a Carling O'Keefe clock. 5th: Ladies Special awarded to lady catch- ing the fish closest to but not over 5 Ibs. won by Joel Kenney of Ter- race Bay who received the Belluz Realty trophy and a wine set donated by Helen and Don Neil- _ on of Schreiber. 6th: ladies special runner-up; handcraft- ed prize from Earthwood was won by Adrianne Phillips of Terrace Bay. 7th: Window planter and moisture meter do- nated by Flowers N' Things and Bill Camp- bell Electric of Schreiber was won by Nancy Bar nett of Terrace Bay. 8th: prizes for a boy and girl under 12 yrs. catching largest fish each received earphone cassettes from the Radio Shack of Marathon and Klomp Wakefield certi- ficates were Dave Brennen Jr. of Nipigon - 7 Ibs. 5 oz. and Amber Woods of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 15 oz. 9th: Runner-up was Chris Duchene of Ter- race Bay - 6 Ibs. 3 oz. and Yolanda vanNes of Terrace Bay - 4 Ibs. 13 oz. each won a Klomp Wakefield gift certifi- cate. 10th: Ladies smallest fish was won by Karen Brassard of Terrace Bay ». with a 12 oz. trout. 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