THIS COULD BE A GREAT REASON TO HEAD TO THE NEW JERSEY SHORE AREA . Children, ages 12 and under, who arrive at Wall Township Speedway on Saturday evening (October 9) with a bicycle and helmet, ready to race, will be admitted free of charge when the third-mile paved oval offers its first ever "Bike Night" festivities. Although the center of the pre-race activities will be on track bicycle racing with plenty of prizes offered, the night will also offer a large focus on bicycle riding safety.
 When the youngsters compete with their bikes while wearing their helmets, Pete and Elda’s Bar/Carmen’s Pizzeria in nearby Neptune City will be offering plenty of awards, as approximately $1,000 in bicycles will be distributed. George Andretta, the driver of the Pete and Elda’s Bar/Carmen’s Pizzeria No. 29 Pro Stock, plans to be on hand trackside for all the two-wheeled action.
 On the track, the NASCAR Dodge Weekly Series action should be fast and furious. The night’s racecar action, sponsored by Investor’s Saving Bank, will feature the Modifieds in a 35-lapper, the Pro Stocks in a 25-lapper, the Street Stocks in a 25-lap feature and the Truck Series racers in a 20-lap main event. Also on the agenda will be the visiting ARTS Truck Series and the open cockpit TQ Midgets.
Spectator seating opens at 5:00 p.m., on-track bicycle activities start at 6:00 p.m. and racing begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.
  Halloween will be celebrated on Saturday, October 30, at 4:00 p.m. with the first ever ‘Halloween Howler." This program will mark the second Demolition Derby of the season along with the track’s first ever Lawnmower Race presented by a professional lawnmower racing organization. The Defiance Street Bike Freestyle Team will be on hand with motorcycle stunt riding and one other racing event on the card will be announced soon.
 The fans have spoken about this year’s Turkey Derby operations manager Joe Lewandoski has listened! In addition to a 100-lap, $2,500 to win, $150 to start main event for the Wall Modifieds, SK Modifieds and the "B" type Modifieds, "Tour Type Modifieds" will also be returning for their own Turkey Derby race. The 125-lap chase for the Tour Modifieds will offer $5,000 to the winner and $500 to start. In all, seven divisions will participate in Turkey Derby action on the Friday and Saturday (November 26 & 27) of Thanksgiving weekend during the daylight hours.
 Wall Township Speedway is located on Rt. 34 in Wall Township, N.J. just a mile north of Garden State Parkway Exit 98 and Interstate 195 Exit 35B. The speedway hotline is 732-681-6400 and the internet address is http://www.wallspeedway.com/.
 FOUR SPRINT CLASSES AT FALL FEST OCTOBER 16.  Williams Grove Speedway will conclude its 2004 racing season with the running of the fourth annual Fall Fest on Saturday evening, October 16.
 There will be no racing at Williams Grove during the weekend of October 8-10.
 The Fall Fest will feature five divisions of racing with the 410 c.i.-powered Williams Grove sprint cars as the headline attraction. Three other sprint divisions are also on the card led by the 358 c.i.-powered cars that appeared at Williams Grove on ten previous
occasions throughout the year.
 The Pennsylvania 305 sprints will be making their second start of the season and the South Jersey Jasper sprints will be making their first ever appearance at this historic half-mile clay speedway. There will be no qualifying for any of the sprint car classes.
Participation will be by invitation only.
 The 410 c.i. sprint car feature will be 25 laps in distance. The other three features will each be 20 laps.
 A 75-lap enduro for stock cars will follow the completion of all sprint car racing.
 The first feature is scheduled to begin at 6:00. While the support divisions have changed over the years the headline 410s and the 358s have participated in each of the three previous Fall Fests.
 Millerstown, PA's Todd Shaffer won the inaugural 410 event in 2001 and Greg Hodnett of Memphis, Tennessee is the two-time defending champion.
 The 358 division has produced three different winners with 2004 track champion Chad Layton winning the first followed by Adrian Shaffer in 2002 and Blane Heimbach last year.
 Further information concerning the Fall Fest can be obtained by contacting the Speedway office at 717.697.5000.
 At Williams Grove Speedway last Friday Mark Smith scored one for the Pennsylvania Posse by winning the Cleveland Brothers National Open sanctioned by the World of Outlaws. Smith started on the pole, lost the lead early to Fred Rahmer on the first lap and then came back to get the top spot on the tenth lap and lead the rest of the event. Fred Rahmer just managed to hold off Donny Schatz for second.