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RRC SHINDIG THE MAELY FLAT SPECIAL RACINQ BOOTS. ,8 .... hi. h, laced. we icht 2 Ibs. per p a ir $15.95 plus c.e. e . pOs t _•• By Ro be rt O. Fee Three hundred and stxteen Southern California Road Riding motorcyclists whooped It up saturday evening, January 27th at their annual RRC installation Dance and Trophy Presentation . This year, for the first time, dinner was offered and over 90 riders made it an evening of dining and dancing with a good many whi te coats and black ties In evidence. Raln cut the dance attendance from the expected 500 and the dinner Interested about half as many as were expected. Those who did eat were delighted with the unusual buffet that fea tured more entrees than salads . Reversing the usual order, the riders found the meat set out at the head of the line. Roast beef with red gravy , baked ham , f r i ed chicken, and Swiss steak smothered in onions were followed by a very attr active fruit salad featuring flavored gelatin surrounded by pineapple chunks, pear and peach slices, and sectioned bananas withIn the split skin, all reposing on a bed of lettuce. The plain old l ettuce salad and dressing was at the end of the line with the breads . Johnny Campbell .and his four -piece western band moved in as the dinner dishes were cleaned away and by 9 p .m , the riders were dancing. Door prizes were awar ded during the band breaks . OVer $75.00 worth of merchandise was given to l ucky winners. A t 10:30, trophies were presented to the winners of the RRC 1967 Activity Contest. The members of the RRC Clubs earn points by participating in the various runs throughout the year, faithful attendance of club meetings and mileage r i dden during the year. A comp lex r epor ting and recording sy st em keeps track of the s eve r a 1 hundred conte stants scores. Th e final sco re s of the '67 Winner s wer e not made availabl e to Cycle News although the nam es were announced at the dance. The McC omb s family was the Sweepstakes winner with all f our members of the motorcy cle riding family taking fir st and second place In their classifications . Harold McC ombs took fir st the Male Solo class while hi s wife, Judy , won the Gal Solo first place. The ir two children Chris and Lydia, won the first and second place trophies In the passenger class. Perpetual tr ophy for attendlne the l areest percentaee went to the Overlanders M.C•• thDuell the EI TI eres were a close second. =================c FOR FAST SERVICE WHEN ANSWERING WANT ADS· SAY YOU SAW IT IN CYCLE NEWS ••• fro m S49.95 fU· Buil d' um KirJ Se Ye ral Mod. 's _ Hon e oyer $ ' 89.501 Send 25(' t o¥' 'a' es' in fo r m a ,io n and Fr. . 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Sherm took hom e the only sidecar trophy and his wi fe was 5th In the passenger class . The Bonnets of the Lucky Wheels, Frank and VI , won the 5th Male Sol o and 4th Passenger class r espectively. Other winne rs of A ctivity Trophies were: Bud Paul , Ken Davenport, and Dennis Lausche; 2nd, 3r d, and 4th Male Solo. Sandy McKinney of the Rainbows, 2nd Gal Solo . Dolores Decker from the Toppers won 3rd place Passenger and the OVerlanders were present at 71.5% of the year's RRC events . The EI Tigre'S were snapping at the OVerlander's tail fo r first place with a 70.3% attendance r ecor d. Outgoing ' Chairman , Bob Adsit, presented the 1967 officers and thanked them for their efforts -and assistance during the past year . He espec1ally lauded Secretary Marilyn Roosa for her prompt reporting of the monthly minutes. Since she took the post, RRC representatives have had their minutes within 5 days. She wi ll continue as Secretary for 1968. Presenting the 1968 Chairman to the riders, Adsit retired f rom the stage and J.M . Jones welcomed the 1968 officers . He noted tha t the RRC had a big year ahead of it. The 1968 officers were pr i marily a re shuffling of fo rmer officers wi th two new fa ces, Lamar Haywood of the Topper s, taki ng the post of Chart Ste ward from Harol d McCombs and Danny Ar rant taking the Vice-Chair man's seat . In addition to the Secretary, Howard Borden (Golde n State) continued his post of Sgt. at Arm s and was asked by J .M. Jones to serve as Parliamentari an. Howle served that function with Bob Adsit. Bill Mmer (Knights) continues as Referee while Sherman Ames (Norwalk Centaurs) takes over the books as Treasurer. One of the trophies that brought the most pride to Its recipients was the multi-tiered extravaganza furnished by Ken Jones, chairman of Operation Motorcycle, and awa.rded to the motorcycle club who bled the most on the Red Cr oss Blood Bank Table . One r i der was heard to comment as "the Nugget's M .C . carne forward en masse to get their gold, "They may be noisy, but when you need them, they're willing!!" BRIDGESTONE Wins At Willow Springs 100cc Production Road R Class ace 1 s t MIKE VELAS CO Bridgestone 100 For the name and address of your nearest Bridgestone dealer call Southern California: McCulloch Distr. Inc. (213 ) 7 7 2-210 8 MOTORCYCLES