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Volume
30,
issue
06
by:
Aaron
Martin
Jody
Wilcock
is
employed
as
a
fabricator
here
in
PG
and
when
he
is
not
working,
he
spends
his
time
building
skateboards,
street
luges
and
other
speed
related
vehicles.
You
may
have
seen
him
street
luging
on
the
hill
leading
up
to
the
University.
He
is
an
intelligent
individual
with
a
twist
of
insanity
and
a
lot
of
creativity,
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Reaching
speeds
of
105
kmh
on
one
of
his
custom
built
street
luges,
may
seem
a
little
crazy
but
to
him,
it
is
a
fulfillment
of
an
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"A
woman
drove
me
to
drink,
and
I
never
had
the
courtesy
to
thank
her"
Per
tt
ongoing
desire
to
travel
at
high
velocity.
Speeds
reaching
near
128
kmh
were
attained
by
Jody
on
the
five-lane
highway
heading
towards
Bella-Coola
from
Williams
Lake.
Considering
the
danger
of
moving
at
such
a
rate,
inches
from
the
pavement,
balancing
on
the
edge
of
road
rash,
proves
that
he
has
to
be
a
little
crazy.
When
Jody
was
asked
when
he
became
addicted
to
speed,
he
smiled
and
made
a
simple
reply,
"When
I
was
born."
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competes
in
street
luge
races
and
has
"...cleaned
up
all
over
BC."
His
next
major
race
will
be
held
in
Vancouver
at
the
beginning
of
May.
The
specifics
of
this
race
have
been
withheld
due
to
legal
reasons
but
will
be
released
prior
to
the
competition.
Jody
also
races
his
latest
project,
a
customized
Pontiac
Firefly
that
he
calls
the
"SuperFly".
Jody
challenges
anybody
who
thinks
they
have
a
fast
vehicle
to
come
forward
and
test
their
machine
against
the
SuperFly
at
the
dragstrip.
Keep
an
eye
out
for
him
and
fellow
speed
freaks
this
spring,
because
when
the
gravel
is
swept,
its
time
for
speed.
So
donft
just
think
about
it,
do
it
fast.
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Melanie
Fortin
is
awarded
the
second
prize
from
Tera
Blake
of
the
CNC
forestry
club.
First
prize
from
the
raffle,
a
$600
travel
voucher
went
to
Jim
Caron.
Ryan
DeHoag
was
the
third
place
recipent
of
a
water
proof
sports
camera.
Procedes
from
the
raffle
went
to
fund
club
activities.
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