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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-09-14, Page 10A10 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 14, 1983 Budde racers at motocross series Sept. 8, the second race in the new beginners' series was run at Hully Gully. It attracted all kinds of budding racers from 6year-old Benit Crane right up to a few participants who wished they arrived to give the small, but were six again. enthusiastic crowd of well- Several three wheelers the participants One articipants was hHully Gully's Drag Racing team rider Ted Chatterly. Ted is used to straight line charges in the 200 mile per hour range, not to going over curves --and certainly not to riding on three wheels. Ted's first attempt at three-wheeler racing left him speechless... and breathless. When he finally managed to catch his breath, his first words were "that's the longest 10 sec- onds I've ever raced!" Ted's normal style of racing usually only lasts 10 to 11 seconds. However, once a competitor, always a competitor. Ted managed a third place finish in the ATV class, despite the fact that it was his first time. The beginners' series is BOB & BETTY'S VARIETY & GIFTS & RADIO SHACK DEALER (ASC) Open 7 Days a Week 9 a.m. till 11 p.m. For Sale - One Used TRS -80 Model 1 1 1 Desktop BUSINESS PRICE COMPUTER $19989 5 ' New $3499.00 Perfect Condition 48K-2 Disk GP. TRIVIAL 95 PURSUIT $ 29 NOW AVAILABLE PA,SO NEW MATCHBOX 5198 CAR ASSORTMENT ea. VIDEO DISC RENTALS New Movies Arriving Weekly New & Used Video Disc Players for Sale - Inquire Now! designed for people who have never raced, or only dreamt about it. Tae next race in the Beginners' Series takes place at bully Gully Thursday evening, Sept. 15. Practice begins at 6:00 p.m. with racing starting at 7:00. Each participant races in two races, and the final placing depends on his or her combined score. For information on how to enter, a phone call to Hully Gully is all that's necessary. Beginners Races Results: Mini Class-Ist: Benji Crane, Goderich; Enduro Class-lst: Chris Sakusov, Wingham, 2nd: Stephen Hutchins, God- erich, 3rd: Bryan Olson, Dungannon; Motocross Class -1st: Mike Saxon, Ethel; ATV Class (3 -wheeler) -1st: Mike Rummey, Strathroy, 2nd: Jonathon Rummey, Strathroy 3rd: Ted Chatterly, London. d©do@o° b 0@b®00 Scott Farms win trophy for most points In ladies softball the Sept. 6, 7 p.m. game saw Ken Smith down Commercial 6-4. In the 8 p.m. game, Scott's won 24-1, against McNichol. On Sept. 8 in the 7 p.m. game Smith Pools lost against Commercial 17-14. Scott Farms won the sea- son trophy. Commercial and Scott's Farms play for the play-off champs in two out of three games starting Tuesday, Sept. 13. MEN'S RECREATIONAL SOFTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS GAME 1- Turf Club 7 Creamery 5 (13 innings) GAME 2 Creamery 2 Turf Club o GAME3 Wed. 8:OOp.m., Lion's Park SDHS students have decided not to run the, annual Expositor Subscription Campaign this fell Zhi 1fxpositto i 10 Main St., SEAFORTH 527 -0240 So Come Out And SAVE AT THE FAIR! SPECIAL One Year Subscription Offer Visit the Huron Expositor booth at the Brussels or Seaforth Fall Fairs and subscribe for a year at our special FALL FAIR PRICE! ir.—.Ie,—,—.—.—,—.——.—,—...,—,—,.•11,,—/------ 1 52 issues for only $15 I Regular price '17.75 I 1 1 I Senior Citizens '13.00 Reg. $14.75 ,..,—,—,—,—.—One year subscription onlyi .—..-.— SAVE BEFORE THE PRICE INCREASE Effective October 1, 1983. The subscription rate will be '18.75 per year (Senior Citizens '15.75) This offer applies for both new and renewal subscriptions, only at the Expositor booth at Brussels and Seaforth Fairs See you at the Fair! BRUSSELS SEPTEMBER 21 SEAFORTH SEPTEMBER 22 '& 23 & 24 PADDLE POWER—Brucefield canoeists made a name for themselves at the Ontario Summer Games in Sudbury two weeks ago. Bringing home two gold, two silver, and one bro dal a, Ca vin He 1yt`(a were Kim Rathwell, Kelll Rathwell, Dana Salter, Greg Scrogga, Robin Novak and Len sent). (Photo by Hundertmark) Local rider in national race series Local motocross racer Chuck Collins of Varna com- peted in his first National level race series as an "ex- pert" rider recently. Chuck did extremely well in the east, across Canada, ranking lOth, after two rounds, and took his experience with him to race in the Western Canadian cir- cuit. He raced at events in Austin, Manitoba, in Calgary and in Edmonton. In Austin, a flare-up of an old injury hampered his efforts some- what, but he still managed a respectable finish. 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