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Artic Forecast Leads To Cancellation A forecast of artic-like weather has prompted Waterford Speedbowl management to cancel Saturday nights five-division program. In cooperation with Big Y World Class Market, the night is designed with children in mind and it will not be an evening conducive to children having fun, said General Manager Bill Roth. We are happy to report, however, Big Y will be back on Saturday night, April 14 with candy for the kids." The coldness will also have a negative, perhaps damaging affect, on the race cars that are not permitted to use antifreeze at the Speedbowl. The New England Antique Racers (NEAR) will also be back joining the SK-Modifieds, Late Models, Sportsman, Mini Stocks and Legends. It amounts to a six-division show for the price of five. Roth also said that two guaranteed spots for the Saturday night, April 21 TrueValue Modified Series will come from the Saturday night, April 14 SK-Modified feature.
