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PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY.MARCH 31, 1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS ENTER TAINMENT w t 557 KING ST. EAST 576-6999 Once again we're bringing the famlly together. ---Introducing ---- Sunday Specials Choose: Rainbow Trout Veal Parmesan Veal Cordon Bleu New York Sirloin Roast Prime Rib of Beef Black Forest Cake or Ice Cream Coffee For an affordable $8.95 All major credit cards accepted. CINEMASHOWCASE Teenage hijinks"Porky's" theme "Porky's," director Bob Clark's rowdy, raunchy comedy of ado- lescence, is expected to open soon at a local theatre. The 20th Cen- tury-Fox release is an Melvin Simon/Astral Bellevue Pathe Inc. presentation. The title is dérived from the name of a notorious redneck dive to which six lusty teen- agers are hypnotically drawn in the belief that they can purchase car- nal experience on its premises. Filmed in and around Miami, the youthful comedy is a showcase for the six talented ac- tors chosen to portray the hormonal-driven adolescents of Angel Beach High School. Dan Monahan (Pee Wee), Mark Herrier (Billy), Wyatt Knight (Tommy), Roger Wilson (Mickey), Cyril O'Reilly (Tim) and Tony Ganios (Meat). Also heading the cast are Kaki Hunter as Wendy, Angel Beach's "fast" co-ed; Art Hindle as Ted Jarvis, a cop who is Mickey's older brother; Wayne Maun- der as Cavanaugh, a beer-guzzling bigot unable to control his rebellious son; Nancy Parsons as the girls' humorless "phys-ed" teacher, appropriately named Miss Bal- bricker; Scott Colomby as Brian, a student who has to fend off the anti- Semitic insults of a classmate; Chuck Mit- chell as Porky, pro- prietor of the roadside dive; Boyd Gaines as Brackett, the school's randy athletic coach, and Doug McGrath as Brackett's colleague, Coach Warren. Kim Cattrall is Miss Honeywell, Angel Beach High's libidinous gym teacher; Alex Karras is Wallace, the. sheriff who works as an ally of Porky's, and Susan Clark is Cherry Forever, a brassy hooker who promises the boys more than she delivers. "Porky's" is a change of pace for Bob Clark, whose recent films in- clude "Tribute," starr- ing Jack Lemmon, and the Sherlock Holmes thriller, "Murder by Decree." The characters in "Porky's," young and old, evole the years when Clark himself was a teenager, subject to all the stirrings and fan- tasies of young high school students caught in the time warp bet- ween puberty and adult- hood. "Porky's" is a Melvin Simon Produc- tions/Astral Bellevue Pathe Inc. Presenta- tion. The 20th Century- Fox release was direct- ed and written by Bob Clark and produced by Clark and Don Car- mody. Harold Green- berg and Melvin Simon are executive producers. Daffodits being sold for the cancer society With the approach of teered their services to Spring, members of the the South Durham Unit Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of the Canadian Cancer have, once again, volun- Society. For the sixth consecutive year, Beta Sigma Phi will- be un- dertaking the selling of daffodils to aid in can- cer research. This year's co- chairpersons are Sharon Williamson and Rose Anne Fleming. Beta Sigma Phi mem- bers·will be selling daf- fodils to the general public on April 1, 2, and 3, 1982. The majority of sales will be to local business and merchan- ts, by making use of pre- order forms. Businesses which have not been contacted can order daffodils by calling Williamson at 668-1344 or Fleming at 668-2948. Daffodils are the symbol of hope, and hope comes through you generosity. Dm ing Guide THE GREAT WALL, 116 Dundas Street West, Whitby 668-7021. A favourite eating spot for Chinese food loyers. A large selec- tion of Canadian dishes also served. Prices range from $2.70 and up for lunch, and $3.80 and up for dinner. Open from 11 ajn. to 1 a.m. weekdays, Friday and Saturday open till 2:30 a.m. We are now fully licensed. '