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When the starship-like racing cars of the Can-Am series move to Mosport for the Molson Diamond Can-Am- Trans-Am weekend, August 18, 19 and 20, the track will look more like star wars than car wars. With their sleek wide bodies and wings that produce downforce for faster cornering instead of lift for flying, the Can-Am cars will be driven by a field of drivers from as far away as Australia and'as near as Toronto. Expatriate Austrahian drivers Alan Jones and Warwick Brown lead the points standings for the Citicorp Can-Am Challenge with Americans George Folîmer, AI Hoibert and Elliott Forbes-Robinson in hot pursuit. Jones from Mebourne who ives in London. England, is a regular front runner on the Grand Prix circuits of Europe and between races he jets to -North America to drive in the Can-Am at the wheel of the futuristic iooking Chaparrai Lola of Jim Hall and Carl Haas which is sponsored by First National City Travelers Checks. Jones' lead in the 299 DEAN II~4.I AVE. II~~I OSHAWAj ~j57-1220 ChargexI points standings is based on three wins in six starts so far this season. Mosport's Molson Diamond Can-Am is the seventh race in the ten-race series. Jones' countryman Brown from Wahroonga, Australia lives in Costa Mesa, -California and drives a Lola similar to Jones' but- entered by the Belgian Count Rudy Van Der Stratten. Brown's VDS Lola won at Watkins Gien and has one second and two third place finishes to its credit. Californians Folîmer of Huntington Harbour and Forbes-Robinson of La Crescenta are the only other drivers to have win a Can-Amn s0 far this season. Folîmer, himself the only former Can- Am Champion (1972) stili active in the series for wide-bodied sports cars, drives a modified Lola called a Prophet while Forbes- Robinson's Lola special is called a Spyder and is backed by film star Paul Newman. Joining Lola-driving AI Holbert of Warrington, Pennsyivania in the brides- maid but not bride category are such names as Grand Prix driver Jean-Pierre Jarier of Paris, France who drives a Shadow, ,another expatriate Australian from Caifornia, Vern Schuppan who drives an Australian-built Elfin and Floridian John Gunn in a Loha. Canadian content at Mosport wiil be provided by EN00R MA N ESENTERTAINMENT Zenith SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS TELEVISION - STEREO MODULARS RECORDS and TAPES Bowmanville Mail Oshawa 623-4535 1218 Simcoe N., 579-2411 Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9- 9 Saturday 9 -6 "We're Not Big . .. Just the Best'" 'Suniday Biruncih1 A Great Opportunity for an Affer Church Get Together. Sunday, August l3th 11 a.m. to 2p.m. $.OO 0A &ýhdo0k ciitd outdook 7ca_;ted Tcpgel 1 MOTOR INN Liberty St. S. at 401 Bowmanville former Canadian Champion Horst Kroll of Toronto's suburban Scarborough who drives a Hayman Kroll Lola, his, own creation. Fellow Canadian Howard Kelly of Kingston, Ontario also pilots a Hayman Kroll Lola. Setting an auto racing precedent, the Molson Diamond Can-Am will be a two heat event instead of one continuous race. The prize fund of $75,000 will be split equally between the two 30 lap (75 mile) heats and the overal winner who will receive a stirling silver diamond studded Molson Diamond belt buckle will be determined by placings in each heat. Al grvous Can-Am races have geenirun ascontinuous events or with a short qualifying heat and then a feature. For further information contact F. David Stone, (416) 781-6626. Cable Cast Listings Wednesday, Aug. 9th 2:00 Behind the Scenes with J.O. Ruddy Hospital 2:30 Welcome to Durham Centre 3:00 Oshawa Energy Centre Presents: 3:30 Conception with Host: Bill Jeanes 4:00 Peter Perry Awards Dinner Highlights 4:30 Wintario Talent Showcase fromn Iroquois Park Arena 6:00 Sign Off Thursday, Aug. loth 2:00 Middle Eastern Dance 2:30 What Does the Bible THE SIGN 0F A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR . THE SIGN 0F A MERCHANT WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE ... This emblem identifies the civic-minded businessmen who sponsor in the community. For information cal Marg Bain Phone 623-2661 Starships Head forMosport -9 King St. W. Say? with Bob Kirkland 3:00 Oshawa Energy Centre Presents: 3:30 Behind the Scenes... 4:00 County Town Carnival Parade Coverage Highlights 5:00 Motor City Bowling Roll-offs with Bruce England 6:00 Sign Off Friday, Aug. lith 2:00 Motor City Bowling Roll-Off s 3: 00 Wintario Talent Showcase 4:00 Industrial Trade Fair Hlighlights from Iroquois Park Arena 5:00 County Town Carnival Parade Coverage 6:00 Sign Off Monday, Aug. 14th 2:00 Let's Discuss It with a Variety of Topics 2:30 Expression 3:00 County Town Carnival Parade Coverage 4:00 Peter Perry Awards Night Highlights 4:30 Industrial Trade Fair Highlights 6:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Aug. 15 2:00 Welcome to Durham Centre .. .Camping 2:30 Middle Eastern Dance with Millie Bouckley 3:00 Let's Discuss It with Oshawa Gemini Gymnasties Club 3:30 Fiesta Parade Coverage 5:30 Peter Perry Awards Dinner Iighlîghts 6: 00 Sign Off i îi TZIRE Ï.q, 99-DEAN AVE. OSHAWA 576-1220 ChargexJ 623-5412 For Your Dining and Dancing Enjoyment... Diek Vallean Trio with Bob lli Saturday, Augusf l2th Enterta in ment f rom 8:00 p. m. PR fDIY S P EC 1L 'a .BKOSTUFF.îED RAIýN;3W TROUI 7. ln1jssoup du ur, .vgetbic and br*4lead -SAIVRDAY' AMD SUNDAY SîpEClAýL FILE; M1GNGN ClEZ MOI 'u p oudu i tr or jLi;e CfI Dancinfg to Recorded Music Monday to Friday 8: 30to close _________MOTOR INN LbertySt. S.at40l PHONE 623-3373-Bowmanville Overweight1 Wit h her s tunning good looks, she's been the cover girl on Canada's leading womnen's magazine. She's been a talk show hostess and the manager of an exclusive gift boutique. She's a perfectionist in the kitchen and her own sensational cooking made many of her 36 years miserable. Judy Kennedy has been overweight most of her life, at one point up to 90 pounds. The results wilh be on display at the C.N.E. every day at the Better Living Centre's A & P Theatre from 6-7 p.m. August 16-September 4, when Judy Kennedy introduced the Weight Watchers "Fun with Food" Show. Jd Today, at 112 pounds, Jd has a lot going for her. She says that "Fun with Food" has a point to prove. "I would spend hours in the kitchen preparing gourmet meals and every minute I spent there meant more nibbles and tastes. With Weight Watchers, I dîscover- ed so many other things to do with my life. I just didn't want to spend a lot of time in the kitchen any more. On the Weight Watchers Program, g ood food can be quick, and fun to prepare." Judy was addicted to too much food from the age of three. But it had to be good. Her mother, who was French, was a superb cook, and Judy's discerning tastes were developed early. "Every day, there were three wel-balanced meals on the table. But there was also a Judy Kennedy's Good Cooking Made for Biowmanville Lions Club CARN UVAL Friday, August 11l, 1978 In case of rm, Saturday, August l2th Me morial Park - Liberty St. South Bingo - Rides Ref resh.ments Go mes of Chance Many -Different and Novell Booths( Big Dra'w for.. Tickets-----$1.OO0each Winner Need Not Be Present Bring the family for an evening of Fun and Enjoyment! Ail Proceeds for" Lions Community Work Problem rule that you had to dlean your plate to get dessert. I'd ask ahead. If I didn't hike the dessert, I'd skip the meal and sneak cookies at night, re-arranging the ones that were left so that no one wouid know." 11 Plagued by t he dangerous all-or-nothing approach common among dieters, Judy once restricted berseif to nothing but a glass of orange juice every day for 30 days, accomplishing a 31-pound weight loss. " When my third child was 18 months old, I weighed 200 pounds. I took appetite suppressants and ended up in the hospital.", Judy joined and re-joined weight Watchers five times. The hast time, in 1974, she dedicated herself to proving that Weight Watchers would not work for ber. Defiantly, she followed the program. scrupulously. She found out two things. First, it worked. July lost the first 40 pounds în 16 weeks, and has lost a total of 90 pounds. Secondly, she re-dis- covered an old friend-cooking. "Food stopped being my enemy. My favourite meals are stihi Weight Watchers Program meals. " "A doctor made me see that my weight problems were my own fault. Since that day, I have folhowed the principles of Dr. Richard B. Stuart (psychological Director and Director of Research of Weight Watchers International) as outlined in the Weight Watchers Personal Action Plan to keep my weight off." ' I "s no secret. I've ahways enjoyed food and cooking. I still1 do, as much as ever, but in the right amounts and with my behaviour under my control. Weight Watchers bas given me true freedom."l C.N.E. PECIAL TRANSPORTATION by CHARTERWAYS Daily: AUG. l6th to SEPT., 4th B3US WILL LEAVI 15 MINUTES AFTER THE FUREWORK DISPLAY fJAO ep by 1ýug antd geave the CDhtvtitg to 'Ulf For information Cal:. 623-3811 or 723-7171 Schedu le: ORONO TOWN HALL 9:15 a.m. NEWCASTLE TOWWN HALL 9:30 a.m. BOWMANVI LLE 9:50 a.m*. COURTICE ROAD- 10:05 0.m., OSHAWA TOWN LINE, 10:15 a.m. Rates: Transportation OnIy Orono and Newcastle: Adults $4.75 Chidren Under 12 Yrs. $2.65 Bowmanville, Courtice Road and Oshawa Town Lino: Aduits $4.50 Chidren Under 12 Yrs. $2. 50 O Admission to C.N.E. WiII Be O Collected By Driver MON DAY -THUR SDAY 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. FRIDAY -SATURDAY 6 a.m. - 1a.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. SERVING DELICIQUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville on all1Orders of ~ lf, $10.00 or More fEw Fuit Course Meals in a Home- Li ke Atmosphere