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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 16,1983 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Jimmy's Place at King Garden Every Wednesday is Family Night Six-item Chinese Food Buffet ALL YOU CAN EAT.. 5:00 p Only $ 4. )0 p.m. untiraOO p.m. 00 OSHAWA LEGION GREEN GAELS JUMBO BINGO '5000.00 '500.00 '1000.00 '1000.00 PRIZES OFFERED SPECIAL SPECIAL JACKPOT (ALL IN SPECIFIED NUMBER) '80. REGULAR GAMES (ON PAY DOUBLE CARDS) Red Barn Auditorium Friday, Feb. 18-7:15 p.m. 172 Wayne Ave. • North Oshawa The Capri Restaurant 68 King St. E., Bowmanville In the Veltri Complex Daily Luncheon and Dinner Specials at Reasonable Prices Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday 11 a.m. to midnight Closed Sunday For reservations call 623-2623 On theRoad in Port Hope And Mimieo with King Garden By Bob Sheridan The King Garden Oldtimers lost a tough game last Wednesday night to Port Hope 5 - 3. Bob Skene scored on a hard shot as he stormed in from the blue line with assists going to Grant Wright and Warren Townsley. Ray Crom- bie took another hard shot from the blue line that was tapped in by George Sains- bury. Bob Marjerrison scored our final goal on a rebound from a shot by Ron Clemens. On Saturday, we were defeated 7 - 6 in another close game in Mimieo by the Lakeshore Oldtimers. Bow- manville's goals were scored by Gerry Henderson with two, Siegi Rohr, Bob Marjerrison, Joe Balson and Bob Sheridan. A lot of praise should go to our undermanned and injured defensive corps of Dan Girardi, Ray Crombie, Bob Skene and Grant Wright who played a valiant game. Art Hester was in the Bowmanville Bowmanville net for both contests. This coming Friday night at 8:00 p.m., the Oldtimers team from Stirling, Ontario will be our visitors in Bowmanville arena. Bob Abbott, a long time resident and well-known athlete of Bowmanville, now plays for Stirling. Come to the arena to watch a well-played game of hockey. The price is right. Admission is free. RESTAURANT Since 1910 MONDAY-THURSDAY 7a.m.-11 p.m. FRIDAY-SATURDAY '7a.m.-1 a.m. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 7a.m.-10:30p.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. Take-out orders a specialty. 9 King St. W. 623-5412 A Reminder... For Wednesdays Only - 5 to 8 p.m. TWO CAN DINE FOR $6.99 Salad Bar, Sirloin Steak, Roast Potato, Vegetable, Hot Apple Crisp. Buy one dinner for $5.99 and your guest dines for $1.00 Reservations Required -- 623-4925 Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 -- Exit 75, Bowmanville also ...On Mon. and Tues. 8 to 10 p.m. "Happy Hours" in the Lighthouse Lounge Non-Contact Hookey News Bow. Cleaners Wanderers Bros. Pizza Kelly's Exc. Cleaners Down Bros. Pizza In the only game played Sunday night at the Darlington Darlington Arena the Bowmanville ■Cleaners outscored Bros. Pizza 9 - 5 to retain their 10 point lead in first place over the second place Darlington Wanderers. The Cleaners have 29 points while the Wanderers boast 19 points, with one game in hand. Glenn Rice led the Cleaners attack with three goals and G.P. 18 17 17 18 W 14 9 6 4 L 3 7 10 11 T 1 1 1 3 Pts. 29 19 13 11 two assists, Paul McIntyre cashed in for two goals, with single tallies from Murray O'Brien, Steve Burns, Gary Brodley and Bruce Meadows. Bros. Pizza goals were scored by Rick Hall, Dale Copithorn, John Stainton, Rick Switzer and Doug Rickard. Cleaners 9 Bros. Pizza 5 First period - Bros Pizza, Richard (Hartwig, Evans) 6:15, 2. Cleaners, Burns (Parker) 19:50. Second period - 3. Cleaners, Burns (O'Brien, Meadows) 4:31, 4. Cleaners, G. Brodley (Rice, Moore) 6:23, 5. Cleaners, Cleaners, McIntyre (Rice, G. Brodley) Brodley) 7:24, 6. Bros. Pizza, Switzer (Hartwig, Gordon) 9:11,7. Bros. Pizza, Copithorn (Gordon, Rickard) 12:03, 8. Bros. Pizza, Hall (Evans, Stainton) 15:00,9. Bros. Pizza, Stainton (Rickard) 19:35. Third period: 10. Cleaners, G. Rice (G. Brodley) 1:11,11. Cleaners, Rice (Burns, G. Brodley) 4:29, 12. Cleaners, McIntyre (Moore) 12:48, 13. Cleaners, Rice (W. Brodley) 16:36, 14. Cleaners, Meadows (G. Brodley, O'Brien) 17:12. Triple F Bowling Team Standings W. de Lange 27, G. Evers 26, M. Griffioen 24, H. Vander- gaast 24, A. Bonsma 19, N. Griffioen 16, P. Flonk 15, N. Van Abbema 15, M. Rozema 13, D. Van Abbema 12, A. Van Halteren 11, J. Rozema 8. High Single Ladies - M. Griffioen 251. High Single Men - W. de Lange 302. High Triple Ladies - M. Griffioen 612. High Triple Men - G. Evers 706. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 192. High Average Men - G. Evers 229. Men's Major Murphy 12 pts., Adams 12, Etcher 12, Coombes 11, Georgiou 10, Wilcox 10, Perfect Perfect 9, Piper 7, Laird 7, Richards 7, Stacey 6, Oke 5. Averages Mike Reynolds 238, Gord Wilcox 238, Larry Piper 236, Rick Stacey 235, Russ Oke 234, Sam Adams 232, Larry Georgiou Georgiou 232, Moe Richards 231, Jeff Edmondson 229, Ron Etcher 228., High single - Ron Etcher 345. High triple - Dick Perfect 789. High team (1) Piper -1211. High team (3) - Adams 3427. Q: Ever see a fat jogger? A: Not for long. v. panmipacnon QUEEN'S HOTEL NEWCASTLE )• presents ; Live Country and Western Entertainment EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING This week featuring: "Granny Hog" --No Cover Charge-- "Durham Region's Best Prices" Attention Ladies! ¥ ***, I* * * All Canadian Burlesque Review 1 Appearing ONE NIGHT ONLY... Wednesday, February 23rd - 8:00 p.m. SIX MALE DANCERS 'WILD THING 'STAR CHILD 'FREE RIDE 'GANGSTER of LUV 'BILLY BOY Also Featuring: 'SUICIDE KID M.C. PETER O'HARA Wednesday Night Special is Too Hot to Handle Door Prizes Nominal Cover Charge The Castle Hotel King and Division Sts. -- Bowmanville The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display -Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified- Tues. 12:00 noon r SIT BACK, RELAX & ENJOY Travailing by a Trentway Motorcoach makes getting there half thefun. That's because travel to all of ourdeatinatlons via carefully carefully selected routes make your vacation both Interesting and enjoyable. All of our vehicles are fully climate controlled to make sure your trip Is a comfortable one. EASTER WEEKEND NEW YORK CITY - 4 DAY DEPART MAR. 31 (EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL) WASHINGTON D.C.- 4 DAY- DEPARTMAR.31 (EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL) COUNTRY MUSIC AT ITS BEST NASHVILLE - 4 DAY DEPART MAR. 31 V-pi,(EVENING DEPARTURE NIGHT TRAVEL) • NASHVILLE - 5 DAY DEPART MAR. 31 (MORNING DEPARTURE NO NIGHT TRAVEL) TULIP TIME IN HOLLAND MICHIGAN 4 DAY DEPART MAY 9 & 12 ROCHESTER LILAC FESTIVAL 3 DAY DEPART MAY 13 & 20 TOLEDO SHOPPING (INCLUDING WESTGATE DINNER THEATRE) 3 DAY DEPART APRIL 22 OZARK MOUNTAINS 9 DAY DEPART MAY 7 POCONOS - 4 DAY DEPART MAY 9 NEW FOR 1983! SAVANNAH HOMES & GARDENS Step into a world of mansions and magnolias with true southern grace & charm. 8 DAY DEPART APR. 4 $535.00 PPD. GATUNBURG AND THE SMOKY MOUNTAINS 6 DAY DEPART JUNE 12 $385.00 PPD. THE 1983 SPRING SUMMER FALL BROCHURE IS NOW AVAILABLE. ts fueenejti* V t rent way tours BOWMANVILLE TRAVEL - B2Ï31B2 FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL-6234400 TRANS WORLD TRAVEL-623-1511 LADIES! FEBRUARY 16th to 20th Your dinner comes complete with a glass of domestic red or white house wine! DON'T FORGET... OUR FRIDAY ROAST BEEF BUFFET FOR TWO $12.95 Weekend Specials - Big Meals at Low Prices SAT., FEB. 19-NEW YORK STEAK $8.95 SUN., FEB. 20 - PRIME RIBS OF BEEF $8.95 Mv&i Jmt PORT HOPE 885-2431 fIFIB WHEEL TRUCK SOS Saturday Is "SPAGHETTI NIGHT" Served from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. A heaping plate topped with our own special meat sauce, served with a thick slice of homemade bread ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR ONLY '2. 99 And in our TRAVELLERS STORE" We carry a complete line of Western Attire. FEBRUARY STORE SPECIALS Assorted Work Gloves '2. 00 OFF Mini Fryers Reg. $24.95 NOW ONLY Sunglasses Reg. $10.00 NOW ONLY $2.99 '17." OPEN 24-HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK Waverley Road and 401 623-3604 FIFTH- WHŒL Bo wman ville Z 1 /#» *>**%***+ 6j31133 Manunemas STARTING FRIDAY Friday and Saturday 7 and 9 CINEMA I Sunday through Thursday 8 p.m. uo une lu I ll\ D. Starring: Nick Nolle and Eddie Murphy A PARAMOUNT PICTIIRT Æ*, WARNING: Course Language ■Theatres Branch, Ontario STARTING FRIDAY CINEMA II Friday and Saturday 7 and 9 Sunday through Thursday, 8 p.m. RICHARD PRYOR JACKIE GLEASON When Jackie Gleason told his son he could have any present he wanted, he picked the most outrageous gift of all... Richard Pryor. COLUMBIA PICES Promis a RAY S1ADK PiÉciion a fllCHARO DONNER film RICHARD PRYOR JACK! GLEASON "THE TOY" 1ERESA GAN/El WltflllD HY0E-WHI1E UEO BEMIV ^SCOIÏ SCIEZ JA1 HICK WIlllAMS CUES WIN BOOIH w.^fWlis IfEBER K01S, A.S.C. w, h WE SEMI ^PHIE EEIDMAN ^ JEHU DONNER COMING SOON: Officer and a Gentleman, Sophie's Choice, Verdict Sting II, Without A Trace, Entity, Gandhi.