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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 22,1983 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. ' yj ko 2 A 4 WE RE MORE THAN A fe'NICE PLACE TO EAT Kl» Every Thursday is Family Steak Night Our special for two ... 8-OZ. New York cut (per person) $10.99 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. per couple Served with fried onions on a sizzling plaller, complele with salad bar, tried potatoes and vegetable. Choose either rice pudding or jelly for dessert. Each family is allowed one child under 12 FREE! KING GARDEN Restaurant and Tavern 73 King E. 623-4255 Bowmanville I RESTAURANT Since 1910 MONDAYTHURSDAY 7 a.nv11 p.m. FRIDAYSATURDAY 7 a.m.-1 a.m. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS 7a.m.-10:30 p.m. Serving delicious food of the highest quality at reasonable prices. Take-out orders a specialty. 9 King St. W. 623-5412 Midget All-Stars Bow to Oshawa BY DOUG RITCHIE On Tues., June 14 the Midgets Midgets were in Oshawa for what turned out to be a fine Bowmanville Bowmanville effort. In this game Oshawa took a commanding lead by nine runs. It seemed that no matter where the Bowmanville players positioned positioned themselves, Oshawa always hit the holes. Randy Ellis started on the mound with Chris Michelson relieving in the bottom of the fifth inning. Randy allowed 7 runs on 5 nits and 3 errors. Chris allowed two runs on two hits. Michelson also popped one over the left field fence making the final score 9 - 4 for Oshawa. On Thurs., June 16 the Bowmanville midgets played host to Port Hope. Bowmanville Bowmanville won this game 16 - 2 with John Mutton going the distance distance on the mound. This game produced lots of hitting on the Bowmanville side as they had 14 hits with one home run hit by Chris Michelson. Ed Bird played a strong first base along with his strong offence scoring everytime he got up at bat. John Mutton pitched a strong game in his first stint of the year, striking out 11. On Sat., June 18 Peterborough Peterborough was in town for an afternoon game. This was a very exciting game from start to finish. Chris Michelson went the distance, striking out 16 surprised Pete's batters. The entire team played super as they played catch up baseball baseball up until the 6 th inning when they took the lead 4-3 on a single by Ed Bird, not to be out done Peterborough came back to tie it in the top of the seventh. Then in the bottom of the 7th with two men on base (Scott McLeod and Steve Coverly) Chris Michelson hit a standup triple to put Bowmanville Bowmanville on top to stay by a 6 - 4 lead. Pete came back with one more in the ninth but it wasn't enough as the Bowmanville Bowmanville Midgets held on to win 6 - 5 and to make their season record at 6 wins and 5 losses one game above 500 percent. Their next game is at Soper Creek Park at 6:15 Thurs., June 23. So, come on out and see some entertaining baseball. baseball. The Newcastle Lions Club presents Newcastle Village Carnival Saturday, June 25th at the Community Hall *1:30 p.m. • "Join the Navy" Bowmanville Sea Cadets 279 Corps Inspection and Display *2:00 p.m. • Oshawa Obedience Assoc. Demonstration (Dogs) *2:30 p.m. - Free Mutt Show Prizes - Registration 2:00p.m. (at Community Hall parking lot) *3:30 p.m. Water Dunker (Mystery Participants) Games of Chance Bake Sale *7:00 p.m. - Bingo *Q-qn FREE DANCE (Refreshments Available) PONTYPOOL and DISTRICT NEWS Robert and Lise Pfeiffer are very happy to have a friend from Germany holidaying with them. Next week and in July, relatives are coming from Germany to spend their vacations with the Pfeiffers on the 4th line. Dale Hunt returned recently from a week's visit with a college friend in Calgary. Many relatives and friends from this area were in Brantford Brantford for the weekend when they attended the Saturday wedding of Dave and Helen Molnar's daughter. Members of the VanDam, Sutch, Fajt and Van Wieringen families were there in great numbers. The village was a'hum of activity over the weekend with many things going on. There was a fastball tournament commencing on Friday evening evening and finishing late Sunday evening. The winners, the Lift- lock Golfers of Peterborough, defeated the Pickering Cavaliers Cavaliers 4 -1 and 2 -1 to take home the $500 first place prize money. This team has won this annual tournament for the last four years. On Saturday evening many relatives and friends were present in the Pontypool Community Centre for the 25th anniversary party for Laura and Bill Ingram of Courtice. Laura was the former former Laura Brown, daughter of Mrs. Mary Brown and older sister of Hazel Curtis, Evelyn Hoy and Bill Brown. Folks don't have to go north to Algonquin Park to see wildlife. wildlife. A. large black bear was sited last Wednesday evening about 8:45 by many residents on the 3rd line when it crossed through Cliff Curtis' field, north of the DesRochers, Sytnyk and Hoar homes and disappeared into Joe Zubow- ski's woods. Just about a half hour earlier, Tom Hoar had seen a deer close by. Gerald and Jessie Fisk visited visited with a friend, Mrs.Buch- anan, in Colborne last week. Mrs. Buchanan's husband, Ivan, had drowned earlier in the week when he fell overboard overboard while fishing. Two bridal showers were held in the village recently. Mrs. Gloria Mitchell was hostess hostess for a shower in the Pontypool Pontypool Community Centre for Michelle Clemens of Peterborough. Peterborough. Michelle is to be married this Saturday, June 25th to Michael, oldest son of Maurice and Gloria Mitchell. Many relatives and friends were present whent the bride- to-be received many beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs. Vivian Stoldt held a shower last Monday evening for her daughter, Sharon, who is to be married on Saturday, July 9th, in Pontypool United Church. The groom-to-be is Brian Stewart, son of Sam and Helen Stewart of the village. Sharon was the recipient of many lovely gifts from friends and relatives. Percy Beggs was home on Father's Day with several members of his family paying him a call. Barb and Rob Porter took Percy back to Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday evening. Ballyduff Cemetery Decoration Decoration Service was held last Sunday afternoon with the church filled to capacity. Rev. Swann was the speaker with Shirley Scott, organist and Frank Stacey soloist. This Saturday evening is the Ballyduff Ballyduff Pork Barbecue commencing commencing at 5 p.m. There will also be a White Elephant table on the grounds. Bernard and Chris Neals received a call from Kelly who is playing ball with a team 's Place at King Garden Every Wednesday is Family Night Six-Item Chinese Food Buffet ALL YOU CAN' EAT ï Only $ 4. 5:00 p.m. untlre:00 p.m. oo from Albuquerque, New Mexico. This team won a tournament in the home city on the weekend of June 11th and 12th and was participating in a tournament in Colorado Springs, Colorado, last weekend. weekend. Kelly reports very high temperatures -110 degrees F.- 44 degrees C. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fallis (the former Donna O'Neill) returned from their honeymoon honeymoon on Friday evening. They had enjoyed several days spent in Quebec City. Both resume their work with Ontario Hydro on Monday. Donna works at the Head Office on University Ave. and Alan at Research on Kipling Ave. On Sunday, the Sacrament of Holy Communion was held at the 10 a.m. service in Pontypool Pontypool United Church. Elders Ron and Joan Jeffries partici- ■ pated in the service. This coming Sunday, June 26th, will be Dr. Kewley's last Sunday in the pulpit Oil The Lions Club of Bowmanville wish to thank all who supported the Annual Carnival and Video Recorder Draw held June 17th, 1983 at the Lions Centre. ARNOLD LEACH 118 Perry St. Cobourg, Ontario Held winning ticket no. 2468 on the Video Recorder draw Ticket sold by Coronation Restaurant Bowmanville 6231133 MalU Cinemas Dove Ministry Breakfast at THE ROADHOUSE RESTAURANT 10 1 A King St. E. on Bowmanville Saturday, June 25th 8:30 a.m. Advance tickets at The Roadhouse Limited Seating Only Testimonies - Music-Full Breakfast featuring: Vic Walker (previous expert in Marshal Arts) For more Information, call The Dove Ministries 433-5511 or 623-2451 $2.50 per person SECOND SUPER WEEK CINEMA I FRI. & SAT. 7:00 & 9:05 SUN. THRU THURS. 8:00 p.m. MATINEE SATURDAY and SUNDAY AT 2:00 p.m. ALEXANDER SALKIND,,» CHRISTOPHER REEVE • RICHARD PRYOR mm loto the best .7: $$TEVE'S The House of Steak and Seafood We're Proud OF OUR EXCELLENT SERVICE AND FINE DINING FACILITIES AND YOU'LL BE PROUD OF OUR GREAT LUNCH TIME MENU! PARTIES* WEDDINGS* MEETINGS Call Terry for reservations in one of our 4 separate dining rooms. Relaxed and elegant areas offer you complete privacy and a delicious menu to choose from. For an enjoyable evening out -- join us for elegant intimate dining, then relax in Steve's lounge. " ,922Simcoe St. N. -- 579-2369 Win... a Adventure from cereals! ~~ TM t « DC Comkl kK. 1MÏ • RegHWred Tied* Mwt ol Owner* Foods Inc. jm 1 "SUPERMAN III" JACKIE COOPER • MARC McCLURE ■ ANNETTE OTOOLE • ANNIE ROSS PAMELA STEPHENSON • ROBERT VAUGHNMARGOT KIDDER •.KENTHORNE ... . GIORGIO M0R0DER . ,DAVID. LESLIE NEWMAN ■ ... ■ ILYA SALKIN0 • ■•■•..PIERRE SPENGLER -. .RICHARD LESTER 'PGjwwviwGiwwcisumno-ssH ••ALEXANDER*ILYA SALKIND- • l!,!l " l " :1!l ™ Every Wednesday Night is Ladies' Night featuring D.J. Eric Edwards as "Ricky Rockstar'* • Special Prices • Great "Middle-of-the-Road" Music to suit everyone • Delicious "Pub-Grub" for your enjoyment ... and starting Tuesday, June 28 Move Over Ladies... it's A Night Out for the Guys! 1 Great Music and Refreshments Join Eric Edwards every Thurs., Fri. & Sat. for your dancing and listening pleasure. Join us for Sunday Family Brunch 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Just $6.25 each Balloons for the Kiddies STARTING FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7:00 and 9:00 CINEMA II Sun. thru Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Something happens when she hears the music It's her passion. It's her fire. It's her life y What a feeling. CJWUW Hwy. 401 at Liberty St. S. 623-3373 Bowmanville : NIUM-Ptl ClIHAll JIIN PUS • SEEAÏ Bï 11 lllDlfï AND JOE [SMASIlï fiï tOM I1IEÏ SIMPSON AND Iff BEEEVOEKD BTADRIAN E1B Coming Soon: Breathless, The Man With Two Brains, Porky's II, Stroker Ace, The Twilight Zone