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6 The Claringlon Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, July 30,1994 Bruins Name Coaching Staff The Uxbridge Bruins of the Cen- Tim Evans and Gary Forsyth, tral Ontario Jr. C League have an- Evans is a former Bruins player, nounced their coaching staff for the who also played in Pickering, and at 1994-95 season. Kent State University. Forsyth is a Trevor Clark has been hired as former coach with the Vaughan the head coach. Clark is an ex- Raiders junior hockey club. He also '> --•;•••••••• y-•-•••-'• -- - - ^ ^\rr n . . , ~ K »£?«££ S„ m %w x "i ge wiS:r Monster Trucks Come to Janetville Off-Road Jamboree past Eastern Ontario 'AAA' Wolves. The assistant coaches will be BRIGADIER SPECIAL P215X60RX14 RWL $75 lns ^ d P215X65RX15 RWL $84 Balanced made by GENERAL TIRE © When you think tires, call Not exactly as illustrated. GITTITIGI^ TT I © VISA C& 317 Hopkins St., Whitby • 666-2121 Decorating Specials! Moorcraft Super-Hide $18" Also available in Latex or Alkyd Semi Gloss ' MOOI1WOOD storins »unw _ super-hide EggsheMtoan* 1 rustic brown (iniiii RICH, RUSTIC COLORS from J 23 M.S.R. $31.95 Latex ^ House Paint • «*fl 14*1 ^ I* - * 1 " LOW-LUSTRE BEAUTY MOORGARD Latex House Paint ■ Applies easily, fast drying ■ Fade-resistant colors ■ Soap and water clean-up $0099 vJ^jamin Moore #COy) ^ C) from tCm 3.79 L M.S.R. $39.50 WE ARE YOÜR BOWMANVILLE SIKKENS DEALER © PfilNT and WflLLPflPER m 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Hours: Mon. - Thun. 8 - 6; prl. 8 - 9; Sat. 8:30 - 5 VISA The Carolina Crusher will be one of the many highlights at the 4th Annual Janetville 4X4 Off Road Jamboree that is being held on August 12-14. As the main attraction, the Chev Carolina Crusher will oppose oppose the Ford Bigfoot three times on both Saturday and Sunday at the Jamboree. There are also mud bogging races, and a unique demolition derby planned to entertain fans. See Wednesday's edition of The Canadian Statesman for all the details. Exciting Mid-Season Action at Mosport We're just past the halfway mark in the season of stock car action at Mosport International Speedway, and what an exiting year it's been. We've had lots of different winners, winners, spectacular starts, spectacular finishes, spins, and all-out war on pavement. Its been exhilarating! The racing on July 23 was no different different as the drivers settled in and did their weekly dance once again. In Thundercar division, there were six different winners in the early evening heats, including Rob Leblanc of Pontypool, Dave Crow- ther of Ajax, Ritchie Manette of Georgetown, Don Andrews of Port Hope, Vic Mannette of Mississauga, and Scott Douglas of Uxbridge. The feature was action-packed as Manette pulled off a double victory on the evening. During the hard- fought race there were lots of nose- to-tail battles among the field of 34 cars that started. Claiming second was Douglas, and in third was Dan Robinson of Scarborough. In Street Stock division, Royce Jones of Fraserville and Glen Pricker Pricker of Pickering were the heat winners winners for the night. In the feature, Jim Rossiter of Bowmanville put on a great show for the fans to see as he battled the field to take home the checkered flag and the win. It was a pretty clean race, other than the usual spins, bumps, and grinds. This race saw lots of passing deep in the field, which made it very exciting to watch. Grabbing second was Flicker, Flicker, and in third was Rick Boucher of Oshawa. In the Late Model Sportsman division, division, Alex Hamilton of Priceville showed everyone just how good a racer he is by being a triple winner during the night. Hamilton was unstoppable unstoppable as he captured both heat races as well as the feature. Taking second was Gary Mead of Orillia, and Ed Beatty of Keswick finished third. In the Mosport Late Model division, division, Joe Goncalves of Concord and Dwight Brown of Willowdale were the. winners of the early evening heats. In the feature, Rino Montona- ri of Stouffville grabbed the win, followed by Pete Shepherd Jr. of Brampton. In third was Rod Sauder of Port Perry. The action continues every Saturday Saturday night. SAVE on deductible of most windshield insurance claims plus... Free Gas Bar-B-Que Limited Time Offer AKERS Auto Glo// BOWMANVILLE 623-4225 19 SILVER ST. OSHAWA WHITBY UXBRIDGE PORT PERRY LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH ORILLIA MINDEN ©