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BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, AUGIJST 3,1977 SECTION TWO Newcastle Lions had problems with their huge entry with paddlers falling off. Jim and Allan Wallace receive canoeing award. Three unusual boats being towed to Bath Tub race starting ramp., Andrew Leiszyack, Bob Cox and Bob Willsher receive bath tub awards from Canoeists Brian Finnery and Brad Hayman presented with tropbY bY Mr- Sam Cureatz, MPP, whIle his son tries to give me a duck. Cureatz. Fully clothed spectator does a balancing act. A couple of canoeing contestants in action. Young paddlers unable to, catch race leaders. Young volunteer tries his hand at windsurfing. Two girl1s on raft about to be towed to race start.' Bath tub race winner kicks his way to victory. Unique c raft being propelled to finish line by swimmers.RecebafrmOhwhadouofabo.SnoCrmcsaespiatohyorahtbrc. HoId 'Summer Picnic' af PortofNew sl Action was. plentiful at the Port of Newcastle on Monday when the Chamber of Com- merce joined with Scott Fen- neli of the Newcastle Marina for aSummer Picnic. Actually, it xvas more than a picnic because there, were events galore to please al ages. There were sailing demonstrations and opportun- .. itdes to try windsurfing, a recent sport that takes a great deal of balance and skill. > Canoe races, a treasure hunt . and the big event of the day, the Bath Tub race concluded the afternoon. There was to have been a-Bed Race, but thee ws oly one entry fro the HiC's who went the 41~ -' distance and were awarded the prize. In the evening, a ful length feature film "Dove" was shown. Between races, there was ~~;- plenty of activity in the water with the Rescue Boat from Oshawa hovering around to - makecertain there were no ~ .«4, < casualties. Rescue boat from Oshawa heads out of harbor, Sandor Ceramies made special trophy for bath tub race.