CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, duly 22, 1976

BATHTUB SPECIAL is what these young ladies are displaying.
The photo was taken on the weekend when Miss Castlegar, JoAnn
‘Wabicca, and her first princess, Cindy Harnadek, attended the

lamous Bathtub Races. Shown here are, left ‘to right, Miss Hy

Naniamo, Diane Dudley, Cindy Harnadek, JoAnn Wabisca and
Queen of the mermaids, Sandra Stevens, who presided along with
King Neptune over the bathtub festivities.

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Castlegar Lions Club's
Fourth Annual Fastball Tour-
nament commences tomorrow
at 6 p.m. with the first game
between Junction Mohawks of

Trail and the Castlegar All-
stars,

Fourteen teams will play a
total of 26 games with $1,200 in
prize money. First prize is $550,

second $350, third $200 and
fourth $100. All the action is at
Kinnaird Park.

Teams participating are
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There will also be a
Bavarian Garden and a con-
cession stand.

‘B.C. Day
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Work Day

(continued from front page)
PPWC members there *

want compensation for the time!

they spend crossing Howe
Sound on a ferry to and from
the pulp mill. The company has
resisted their demand.*

Mr. Ginn said the pro-
vincial labor department has no.
right to make a decision on the
issue of whether or not a col-
lective agreement is in effect,

The B, C, Labor Relations’
Board is the only body that can
do that, he said.

The union has asked
members to contribute $15 a
month towards a special strike

|; fund if the Woodfibre workers

decide to strike.

Woodfibre members were
to take a strike vote last
Tuesday.

ROYAL CANADIAN
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Fri. 4 p.m,

Sat..1 p.m.
Dancing 9:30 - 1:30 a.m,
Proper Dress - No Jeans
after 7 p.m.
“Misfits”

Castlegar Queen Has
Busy Travelling Agenda

It has been a busy three
weeks for newly crowned Miss
Castlegar, JoAnn Wabisca and
her two princesses, first
princess, Cindy Harnadek and
second princess, Donna Town-
send.

Miss Castlegar and prin-
eess Cindy Harnadek have just
returned from three fun-filled
days at Nanaimo. The occassion
was their participation in the
Bathtub Races for which
Nanaimo {s so famous.

On Friday, the girls at-
tended a smorgasbord at the
Hotel Malaspina where they
stayed and were visited by the
town’s notorious but loved
“Pirate’ Mayor Frank Ney.
SStiowing dimer, engi
proceeded to “King Neptuni
Ball” to see the crowning of the
new “King Neptune” and to
hear his first royal decrees,

After participating in part)
of the dance, the girls left just
in time to see the “sacrifice” (a
ritual that is supposed to bring
good weather for the races) and
a beautiful display of fireworks
all along the shore.

Off to an early , start
Saturday morning, the girls
participated in the land parade
followed by a ride in a gigantic
bathtub to Newcastle Island
where they enjoyed lunch and
further boating.

In the afternoon they

watched the visiting Mayor's
Race with sabotage being done
to the bathtub boat of the lady
mayor of Parksville, leaving the
mayor of Williams Lake wide
‘open to win.

Unexpectedly, Castlegar's
royalty found’ themselves a'so
participants in the day's events
when they took part in the
queens and princesses peddle
bathtub races. ~

On Sunday morning the
girls were able to watch the
start of the famour Bathtub
Races which included part-
icipants from Australia, the
United States and of course
from all over Canada,

Prior to the Nanaimo trip,

- icipated in the three-day events

of Salmo Days, then. on to
Nelson for it’s parade and
pageant ‘and. the crowning of
Sharon Mann as the new Miss
Nelson.
With four days of rest,
JoAnn and Donna then pro-
ceeded on to Cranbrook for the

" parade and pageant there, all

part of the city's Sam Steele
Days festivities, -

This weekend, the girls
will remain at home to reign
over the Castlegar Sunflower
Fest activities before once
again continuing on to Pen-
ticton,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, S, Thursday, J July 22, 1976

‘Hang Gliders to Return
To Pass Creek Park Sunday

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The hang gliders will be
returning to Pass Creek Park
this Sunday for Castlegar Sun-
flower Fest, but an added
attraction this year will be two
ping-pong ball drops of 600
balls.

Activities at the park are
being coordinated by the
Castlegar Kiwanis Club and its

|. president, Jim Cromwell, said

this week that the first ping-
pong ball drop will be at 1:30
p.m., followed by a second at 4

p.m.
Mr. Cromwell said 100 of
the 500 balls will be marked for

= prizes ranging from free ham-

burgers and pop to eash prizes,

The Kiwanis Club is spon-
soring games for all. ages
throughout the afternoon. In-
cluded in the program are
bicycle skill races and a kite
flying contest, as well as a
variety of races, a watermelon
eating contest, and other
games. The whole family can
join in the fun. Water games
are also scheduled with inner-

Intrading
Bee Results
in Charges

An intruding bee has re-
sulted in a-Pass Creek man
being charged with driving
without due care and attention,
after his 1969 Datsun failed to
negotiate a curve Sunday and
went over the bank striking a
pole cable,

Police charged Kenneth
Wayne Osmachenko, who
stated the accident occurred
when a bee began to buzz
around his face, distracting
him.

Damage to the compact car
has been estimated at $700. No
injuries have been reported.

tube races and a raft building

ce.

At noon, the Selkirk Lions
Club is sponsoring a log burling
contest while the Legion will be
holding bingo starting at 2 p.m.

In addition, the Kiwanis
Club will be operating a food
Concession throughout the
afternoon as well as the annua!
Bavarian Garden.

Mr. Cromwell said al-
though the Beef Bar-BQ is
cancelled this year on a trial
basis, hamburgers will be
offered as ‘the main food fare. -

digain him up. His incredible bank
robbery is all the more bizarre ..
because it’s true.

Pole Sheared :;:
As Vehicle
Avoids Dog

Police report only. minor
injuries to the driver of a 1973
Volkswagen which was totalled
early Sunday morning when it~
swerved, went out of control
and sheered off a power pole in

the 400 block on 7th Ave. S.

The driver, who has been
identified as John William
Vigue of Castlegar, told police
the vehicle swerved to miss a
dog reSulting in it going out of
control.

No charges have been laid.”

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