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WHITBV FREE PRESS, THURSDAV, OCTOBER 18, 1973, PAGE 5 MOTORING with Mike Burgess Toronto racing driver Danny Burritt has earned the key that could open the door to a professional driving career. Burritt, 23, won the final race of the.Bulova Champion- ship at Mosport a week ago Saturday, and with it the series championship. Luke De Sadeleer, 1972 Bulova Champion, was a single point ahead of Burritt going into the seventh and closing race with nobody else within range. With a $7 ,500 racing scholarship provided by the Ont- ario Region of the Canadian Automobile Sport Clubs going to the winner of the series, with the championship going to whichever of the two finished highest, it was bound to be some race. De Sadeleer, driving a Victor Titan, won second grid position with a win in his qualifying heat, and Burritt in a Sandalwood Titan, was on the second row of the grid after finishing second in his heat. Clive Rayman of Toronto, on the pole position after bis heat win, led the race for the first two laps, then De Sadeleer took over, with Burritt third. B>' the sixth lap Burritt had charged into the lead and neyer relinquished it for the remaining 14 laps of the 20-lap event. .The order at the finish was Burritt, Rayman,and De Sadeleer. Burr itt picked up 20 points for his win to bring his season points total to an even 100. De Sadeleer received 12 points for his third place finish, to end the season close behind with 93. The win was Burritt's fourth of the season. De Sadeleer had -won the opening race in April and had gained his re- maining points through consistently high finishes. Meohanios Course for Mon and Women, A practical and education- al course on the mechanics of your car. Hints on what you need to look for in your ca 's mechanism when things go wrong. This five week course will be held on Wednesday nights in Henry Street High School between 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Ken Burns the service manager of Nurse-Chev Olds in Whitby wiIl be instructing this very popular course in ail phases of car care and maintenance. Course date to start is Oct- ober the 24th with pre- registration by the I 9th of October. For further inform- ation contact the YMCA of- fice 668-6868. Copper Tooling A great way to make in- expensive Xmas gifts with your own hands for that per- sonal touch people like SO' weIl. Mr. G.I. Jones will instruct a 10 week course on Tuesday nights starting on October 23rd from 7 - 9 p.m. Pre--egistration for the course by October I 7th is a necessi- ty. Most of the supplies for this course will be supplied. Mr. Jones wiIl teach you al you need to know to make The $7,500 scholarship which was raised by CASC volunteers who worked as the track security force at Mosport this year, is designed to give an aspiring Canadian driver a chance to break into the big-time in Europe. Burritt says he wilI be taking advantage of the Chance. "l'Il definitely be going. When and how we don't know yet," he said.1 A meeting is scheduled to discuss the allocation of the money within tuie next three weeks. Gord Lowe of Bramalea driving an SRT-Cooper won the Bulova Sedan Championship for the second year in a row by winning bis class Saturday. 'Me race was won by Peter Schwartzott of Niagara Falls, N.Y. with Paul Lambke of Cambridge second, and George Comnacchio of Toronto third. Lambke tied with Lowe in the points standings but because Lowe has won more races this season he was awarded the championship. 'Me Bulova Championship races Saturday brought to a close the 1973 racing season at Mosport. you very competent in the art of copper tooling - from the basics of tracing patterns onto copper, tooling towards the finest details and painting if desired the finished pro- ducts background or antiqu- -ing. For further information contact the Y office at 668- 6868. An outstanding course of instruction in Bridge for the very beginner or the player who wishes to improve their game. Lloyd Peel wiIl be back as our instructor this year. He wiII give personal instruction to your Bridge problems. The course covers the details of card bids, no trump bidding,) requiremets for opening bids, responses, defensive tricks, re- bids, minimum hands, good hands, strong hands, jumnp bids, take-out double, leads, etc. Al vital details in the art of bridge. 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