The Race Report

Penn Can Speedway Hall of Fame inductees
Class of 2011

LeGrande "Pappy" Beaven
Seward Rice
Jack Romain
Stubby Stephens
James Bonham
Joe Donahue Sr
Roger Beagell
Eddie Rafferty
Carl Nagel
Chuck Akulis

A Pastor goes to the dentist for a set of false teeth.
The first Sunday after he gets his new teeth, he talks for only eight minutes.
The second Sunday, he talks for only ten minutes.
The following Sunday, he talks for 2 hours and 48 minutes.
The congregation had to mob him to get him down from the pulpit and they asked him what happened.
The Pastor explains the first Sunday his gums hurt so bad he couldn't talk for more than 8 minutes.
The second Sunday his gums hurt too much to talk for more than 10 minutes.
But, the third Sunday, he put his wife's teeth in by mistake and he couldn't shut up...

Lynn Highhouse
George Watson
Jeff Rudalavage
Dick Longstreet
Randy Decker
Warren Stone
Jim Sherman
Don & Gary Beagell
Cal Arthur
Jane Kennerup

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26
11:00 AM - CHECKERED FLAG

Bill Green named a Paul Harris Fellow
Racing historian Bill Green was honored Thursday by the Watkins-Montour Rotary Club as a Paul Harris Fellow, a Rotary International honor bestowed on those who display the club credo of "service above self." Green, who provides his historical expertise to Watkins Glen International and to the International Motor Racing Research Center, was introduced by Center president J.C. Argetsinger, who called the honoree "a goodwill ambassador wherever he goes" and "a treasure." On hand for the event were other Center personnel, including motor-racing author and Board of Directors member Michael Argetsinger, visiting the area from his Chicago home

Story & photo courtesy of
The Odessa File
www.odessafile.com

Congratulations
Bill Green

BENEFIT FOR AL ROBINSON THIS WEEKEND

1st annual Century of Upstate NY Vehicles Show

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Saturday, MAY 19
11am - 3pm

TechWorks!
Prototype Workshop

321 Water Street
Binghamton, NY

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Join in the fun exploring where we came from and where we're going at a show of vintage and cutting edge vehicles, all made in Upstate NY.

On Saturday, 11 AM - 3 PM, 19 MAY, at the TechWorks! Prototype Workshop, 321 Water Street, Binghamton, you can talk with restorers of early 20th c. vehicles and with developers of 21st century alternative energy vehicles.

Technologies on display include: bicycle chain drive (Oh-We-Go), the first station wagon (Hatfield, Sydney), 1920s air cooled engine (Franklin, Syracuse), UEHS National Champions Tiger Solar Car, BAE Systems Hybridrive bus and heavy duty dump trucks, and Raymond's latest battery powered Lift Truck.

There will be Cool Car Parking for folks arriving in special interest vehicles and Show Car Parking for pre-registered, pre-1963 vehicles.

There will be short talks throughout the day, including:

* Richard Modafferi, of RIMO filter fame, will show how he fit a rally computer into the dashboard of his 1964 Corvette convertible in an era when most computers were bigger than cars.

* The Future of Fuel Cells, Paul McCabe, Raymond retiree

* Benefits of CNG Fleet Management, Will Freeman, Chesapeake Energy

* Hybridrive - how it works, Tim Wells, BAE Systems

* UEHS Tiger Solar Car Team - It's all in the journey, Chuck Goodwin

* Jim Mead, Restoring the Oh-We-Go.

* Dave Patch, Transit Vehicle Surveillance System

See you at the TechWorks! Prototype Workshop, a handicapped accessible facility.