Another schill for Bridgeville:
Bridgefest 2007!
"It's time, well past time, to try out that supersecret flying saucer design you've been perfecting in the shed behind your dad's house. Yep, it's time for its debut at Bridgefest, where you can stand beside all the other saucer nuts and wing it off that lovely old bridge that anchors all things beautiful and strange in the tiny, oft-troubled little human outpost of Bridgeville.
You've read the rules; your machine is ready: Flashy? Check. Durable? Check. Flies straight and true? Check. Two cute, antennaed crew inside? Check. Poison Oak Defense Shield? Check. Operations manual? Check. Made from recycled materials? Natch.
So here's what you do: Get you and your flying rig to Bridgeville this Saturday, Aug. 18, before 12:30 p.m. to register for the Flying Saucer Contest. Maybe drink a little lemonade, hobnob with the other festies, zip your bod down the waterslide, buy some arts and crafts, listen to live music, out-pig everyone in the Watermelon-Eating Contest, perhaps put a down payment on the town. At 1p.m., don your Antennae-Hats ('s the rules, dude) for the saucer launch. Wheeeeeee! Remember, you'll lose massive points for a variety of boo-boos, including your rig landing in the poison oak, trees, river or a judge's picnic plate. The 11th annual Bridgefest, a fundraiser for the Bridgeville Community Center, is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 18. All the rules: wordsareimportant.com/bridgefest.htm. Directions: Take Highway 36 west from Highway 101, just south of Fortuna. Info and raffle ticket purchase: 777-1775."
-Heidi Walters, The Northcoast Journal
Unfortunately, I did not see the add until today and thus cannot give you a first-hand review of how the festival went.