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TT --_--. 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 29, 1988 Engines and hearts raced at Kub Kar Rally Boys from all over the Pine Ridge District converged on the Port Perry Legion Hall auditorium last Sunday for an intense day of racing and judging design. District Commissioner Greg Smith told the hall, full of cubs and their parents, that this was the 15th year for the popular Kub Kar Rally and congratulated the boys on their entries and participation. Commissioner Smith made a special presentation to the Port Perry Legion in appreciation of their help and support of the Ral- ly. Doug Butt accepted the plaque on behalf of the president who was unable to attend. The top 12 winners of Sundays wl Rally arc now qualified lo attend It was a near photo-finish, but Kevin Vicko Ho oon | in Pickering in car. (centre) was the first place winner of Sunday's Kub ly April. Kar Rally held at the Port Perry Legion Hall. Finishing John Earley, Regional Commis- IN Second place was Michael Amos (left) ant{ 3rd spot sioner for the Pine Ridge District Went to Adam Phillips. was a guest during the afternoon of racing. Far di Hu sisi Mz gad 4% : > AND THEY'RE OFF.....with the sound of a hun- dred engines (boys) roaring in the background of the Legion auditorium, Cubs from all over the Pine Ridge PHOTOS BY District raced all afternoon last Sunday for the hon- ours of representing their area In the Regional Fi- J. PETER HVIDSTEN nals. Above, two of the organizers release four cars in one of the many races. » There were some pretty "snazy" looking cars en- tered In the Design (with adult help) segment of the Kub Kar Rally, but after the judging was over, Mat- thew Bramham (centre) was judged the winner. Sec- ond place was taken by Jason Middleton (left) and 3rd was David Emmerson. Ca There was plenty of excitement In the air as the Cub's cars were lined up at the starting gate for the start of each race. The expression on the faces of these three young cubs shows the intensity and importance of the races. In the Boy Only Design catagory, Darryl Thomas (centre) was the 1st place winner, with Kyle Brough (left) taking 2nd and Matthew Mantel 3rd place. [My x iii " 3 1 . { t & 3 a | PRE Ea Three special awards were made following the Ral- With a room full of proud parents, and excited boys, another race gets under- ly on Sunday. They were, from left, Most Original en- way on the Pine Ridge Kub Kar track. It was an exciting day for the Cubs, with try - Sean Dyke; Best All-Pound Car - Rodney Gree- the top twelve winners heading for the Reglonal Finals to be held next month. nough; and Best Paint Job, Jason Middleton. /