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luiEiB PORTAGING easy with this entry it Just rolled along navigated by Terry and John Campbell Dan Norman and Larry Cun A crazy time was had by all The spectators were as wet as the participants Saturday hundred of people lined he banks of the Credit River from Glen Williams in Nerval in a teeming downpour to watch the ninth annual Crazy Boat Race sponsored by the Georgetown Despite the weather there waa a percent increase In over last years race according to race chair- dropout reaching the finiab line seven miles downstream We were really surprised and pleased at the tur nout in spite of the weather Mr Sparling noted Ac tually it was fortunate It took the rain to keep the water level high enough to navigate He added the committee are not aware of any In juries and only one cue of exposure was reported The shivering vie ton waa taken to Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital where be was treated and released Many others were drenched by the time they reached the finish line and were welcomed to the hospitality room at the Credit Valley Club were they found coffee warmth and a chance to dry out The Drat boat of the day to cross the finish line was nunnedbyrnrdsHendofEtoblcokelnlltepieessIonal canoes and kayak The Green Monster crew of four led the Crazy Boats across the line Navigators of the were Terry and John Campbell Dan Norman and Larry Cunningham Winners of best comic boat a green covered wagon were four 16yearolds from Hornby John Dickson John Rosekan Jim Preston and Ron Mc- Gary and Ken Davie of Aurora came first in the rubber rafts and boa class The twoman canoes were led by Mike Ruddock and J Hobba Barrle Three Hunter Brothers Rick Barry and Glen of John St Georgetown beat the boats of all types to the finish line The Jaycettea were out In force to take and assist in many aspects of the events Trophies were awarded Saturday night by Jaycee President Ted Barrow at the Victors Dance HUNDREDS OP SPECTATORS line the banks of the Credit River and the bridges overlooking the Credit to view the crazy boats and cheer on the participant FOUR ltYEAROLDS FROM HORNBY John Dickson John Jim Preston and Ron took firat priie for the boat a covered wagon in green FOUR WHEELS AND A BOARD used to describe grand pa flivver This one however is a craiy craft sailing down the Credit River PREPARING TO a craft In Saturdays race Eva John Moorhead FOUR SOGGY SAILORS used Flash Power to sail the miles to the end of the course where SeVwere welcomed to the hospitality room at the Credit Valley Club in JbtvaJ with coffee warmth change a chance to dry out before the dance