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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-26, Page 56The puck gets behind the Lucan goalie as two Goderich players dig for It during the Bantam game held here Saturday. The Goderich Elevator team defeated Lucan 5-0 but lost 5-4 to Parkhill the following day. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) 410. re The puck slides over the line into the Lucan net during Shamrock League action here Saturday. The Goderich Eleavator Bantams shut out Lucan 5-0 but were defeated the following day 5-4 by Parkhill. ( Photo by Joanne Buchanan) 1f you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call the liercola-sok, LTD hostess at 524- 7165 or 524-2544 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Large or small, we'll fix them all.,,, Our repair experts will have your appliance in tip top shape fast. 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Treat yourself to a weekend in o whole new world! • Swimming pool • Color TV • 24-hour Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge 8 min. to French Quarter, Superdome 2 story garden type Motor Lodge Near golf course Fairgrounds Racing November to March •Courtesy car to Farr grounds Racetrack and Lakefront airport • Come to the New Orleans WORLD'S FAR May 12 Nov. 11, 1984 • Shuttle, to Farr available Phone toll free for reser vat.ons or World's Farr .n1ormat.on 1-800521-6856 1-4,OWARD JOHNSON'S EAST 4200 0k1 G,ent'lly Rd (Int NlO near 90) New Orleans, La 70126 Hotel phone 504-9444)151 PIpa%e send free hrnchureq rams [1 WppMpr•n 0 (tn0 OFan,. y 0 r,.ghlsee.n 1 O Har.no nti+F ,p1 , a14 nr •I5•' 00000®®00000000000000000000 Local racer pj.':.:s in top t Sunday, October 16 was the last race in the Ontario Points Championship Motocross series, thereby establishing the leaders in the expert class bf the sport. Varna rider Chuck Collins finished the series in third position. The standings stacked up as follows: Mike Hamden, a Honda Canada rider finished first with 150 points. Second was former B.C. Expert, now from Oshawa, Mike Rensby with 123 points; and with 107 points, Bully Gully sponsored rider Collins came in third. The next competitor was back with 86 points. Chuck began racing back in 1973 at the age of 9, and moved through the motocross ranks from schoolboy class to "exert" level. Riding under No. 191, and with the backing of Bully Gully, where he is also race director, Chuck has managed to overcome injthes and other obstacles to finish in the top three in the province. Earlier hi the season, Chuck and his mechanic father, Randy, toured the country in events like the Toronto Supercross, the Expert Nationals and the Calgary Supercross. Next year, Chuck's looking forward to an even better season, and already he's looking at ways to make his bikes work better and go faster, and he's getting all the physical bugs out as well. Motocross is a physically GODERICH SIGNAL AR, WEDNESDAY, OCKSER 195S -PAGE 3A ee in 0 tarso demanding sport and some say the most demanding in the world, exceeding even soccer. It requires daily work-outs to be able to maintain the stamina to go as long as 40 minutes full -out in the longer races. At 19, Chuck has reached high, but there's always next year and a little higher. Chuck is also an apprentice mechanic at Hully Gully and after completing his ap- prenticeship next spring, will be dividing his mechanical and racing duties with the organizing and teaching of motocross schools and seminars across Western Ontario. Snowmobile grass drag racing Sunday Hully Gully Sports of Varna, Ontario has announced a $1,000 purse to the modified classes of the special racing snowmobiles at October 30th's Ontario Championship. The snowmobile grass drag series will climax in the provincial championships being held at Hully Gully on Sunday, October 30, and besides regular cash paybacks that the Modifieds normally race for, an extra $1,000 has been put up for this prestigious race. The modified snowmobiles are the ones that sanctioning bodies allow to make certain performance, suspension and track modifications for faster speeds than the stock classes. ha fact, the wild open modified classes are an anything goes situation. The Open Modifieds are very low slung, with very powerful engines -- usually in excess of 100 horsepower. They are also capable of hitting in the neighborhood of 100 miles per hour from a standing start in just an eighth of a mile. And all this on grass! The Ontario Championships will also feature a real -crowd pleaser - watercross. It's a sport that the name describes best. Snowmobiles get a running start, and then hit the water. From that point on, they plane across the water on their skis and track. World record holder Greg Balchan is expected for this event, as well as other pros and some amateur participants. One of the other attractions is a three- wheeler all terrain vehicle drag event. The racing begins Sunday morning at 10:30, with the professional classes begin- ning around 12:00. Hully Gully is north of London, between Hensall and Clinton, off Highway 4. Goderich Duplicate fridge Club scores The Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club held a Novice game with three tables in play last Tuesday with an average score (50 per cent) of 20. Finishing in first place was Eveleen McDonagh and Ruth Ross with a score of 24. In second place was Joan and Louis Stadehnann with a close 23 point score. With 21 points, and finishing third was Nuala Conlon and Kay Duncan. In the regular game, there were eight tables in play with the average score being 84. Finishing in first place in the North-South division was Marg Hall and Frank Laverty with 112, while Mary Donnelly and Eleanor Erskine placed second with 991/2. Third place finishers were Helen Tench and John Wood with a score of 89. In the East-West division, Joanne Duck- worth and Lee Ryan finished in first place with a score of 1011/2. Second place went to Barb Howe and Marian Lane with a score of 931/2. Frank and Jim Donnelly tied with Bill Bradley and John Donatis for third place with a score of 88. Hully Gully racing A wild form of snowmobile racing comes to Hully Gully on Sunday, October 30. Hully Gully is the site 9f this year's Ontario Snowmobile Grass Drag Championships and Watercross Competition. Three seperate sanctioning bodies, the MWSDRA, COSDA, and BPDR have joined ford..c for this provincial championship. Classes range from the new crate stock machines to the wild 100 mile -per -hour, 100 plus horsepower open modified machines. 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