Miscellaneous Page 4

Just a note to let you know that Dad,( Danny,) has suffered a slight stroke and has entered hospital this morning for a 7hr op to clean veins etc to allow him use of his arm again.
I will keep you up to date with his progress, please forward to all I haven't many of his pals email addresses.

Also another sad note, I heard yesterday that my "uncle" Ron How has entered a hospice, I don't have any more details, when I do I will let you know,

Cheers
Lee Dunton

Arlo recently married Claire Fearnley the niece of my friend Redcar supporter Colin Greenwell. Colin has sent the following photographs of Arlo's and Claire's big day

Jordan Frampton, Matthew Wethers and Shane Parker
Arlo and Mathew have been best friends since childhood

This photograph includes Matthew Wethers (best man), Jordan Frampton, Shane Parker, Jade Mudgway, Paul Cooper, Jitendra Duffil, and Barry Simpson (Redcar starting marshall)

Hi, my name is Igor Sokolovskiy. I live in Ukraine, Rovno.
Speedway in our city came in 1959, when in Rovno was opened the first in the Soviet Union a special stadium for races on speedway. It is Rovno in his debut in speedway Viktor Trofimov, and it happened April 30, 1960.
He appeared in 1962 in the USSR national team 15 times in a row started in the Individual World Championships.
I do statistics Rovno speedway, and I can clarify about one race in England next.

June 9, 1976 the USSR national team played its third match in England. On the track at Belle Vue Aces were stronger.
But the items in the guests a little incorrect.
Vladimir Paznikov claimed in the race for number 8, three starts in place of Nikolai Kornev. But all the time, finished fourth. That he is pictured in the fight against Kristian Praestbro.
But Viktor Kuznetsov - teammate Vladimir Paznikov in Novosibirsk Sibir', then do not got 2, and 3 points. The remaining riders are unchanged.

I hope that you may be interested.
Best regards, Igor Sokolovskiy. Ukraine, Rovno.

Ken Le Breton, Arthur Forest and Bruce Semmons. A great shot showing Arthur's steel shoe circa 1940's

For many years speedway bikes were transported either sticking out of the boot of large cars or like this one slung on a special rack mounted on a tow bar. This rig belonged to Cliff Watson