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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 5,1984 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. 99 NOW OPEN from 11:00 a.m. to serve you Luncheon Specials! See Our "Quick Luncheon Specials" Menu Featuring Spaghetti only $ 1. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Steak on a Kaiser and FREE Soft Drink Dinner Specials 4tos P .m. featuring Veal Parmegiano $ 5. 75 Veal Cordon Bleu Reg. $9.00 NOW $ 6. 95 Above orders include fresh cut salad. We are now Fully Licensed under LLBO, Dennis Pizzeria 219 King St. E., Bowmanville Phone 623-3301 or 623-3302 mat Yourself COUPON $4A Aft WORTH up to IU.UU After 5 D.m. Mon. and Tues. one coupon per table Buy any dinner entree from our extensive menu at regular price and your friend's entree of equal or less value Is complimentary to a maximum value of $10.00. Expiry dale Sept. 30/84 c.s. 145 King St. W., Oshawa Major Credit Cards Accepted 571-1777 ☆ Thursday Night ☆ is 66 CccKtail Time*' Burst a balloon and reveal the price! 5 p.m. -1 a.m. it it [ftjp€apfi TtestaufM | U X V» UNDER Ll.B.O.^ c l in the Veltrl Complex 68 King St. E. 623-2623 Bowmanville COM E to f he FAIR! Remember to plan to attend the 153rd Annual Port Hope Fair starting on Thursday night, September 13th with Date Night at the Midway. On Friday, September 14th the Fair gets underway at 4:00 when the gates open. The Midway is open and starting at 8:00 p.m. there will be the Canadian Tire STUNT DRIVER'S SPECTACULAR. On Saturday, September 15th there are Horse Shows; horse shoe pitching; Talent Competition; Cattle Judging; Peddle Tractor Pull; Dog Obedi.ence display; and the Festival of Stars in the evening. On Sunday, September 16th the Crusin' Classics Car Club will be in attendance'along attendance'along with a Horse Show and the Horse Drawing Competition. And don't forget to go up the hill to Peter Campbell Rink to see the Photography Photography Displays; Art Show; Handiwork and Domestic Science Displays. While you are there, don't forget to use your ticket stub to vote for Port Hope's Sesquicentennial Baby! FOR ALL OF US Unibed Way PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION New categories! Over $200.00 in cash and prizes to win! You can't win if you don't try. For more information see Port Hope Fall Fair Prize List. ART COMPETITION New categories and over $400.00 in money and prizes this year. Specials for the youngsters. For more information see Port Hope Fall Fair Prize List. Bowmanville Drama Club and Workshop presents a DINNER THEATRE An All-Canadian Production by James Saar "FLICKS" Fri., Sat., Sun., Sept. 28th-29th-30th, Fit, Sat., Oct. 5th and 6th Full Hot and Cold Buffet $17.95 (includes Theatre Ticket) Buffet plus Prime Rib of Beef $20.95 Showtime 8:00 p.m. Tickets Available at the Flying Dutchman Reservation Desk For Reservations Call 623-3373 LIBERTY ST. S. and HWY. 401 BOWMANVILLE ■NOW THAT'S! ENTERTAINMENT I Put A Unie Live Piono Music Into Your Night Life For Fun! I NO COVER CHARGE! Game and enjoy in oub coined Indeleycudlotuiye, ^ until dininy and danoiny in a tradition elegance ■ r <*t D'ELEGANT d S&fiMPdfe Steak & Seafood House 557 King St, East - Oshawa -- 576-6999 "Wi Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. September 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 Thursday Miss Durham Central Fair Contest Official Opening Air Band-Break Dance Competitions Demolition Derby Fiddlers' Contest Friday School Parade at 12:45 Adult Amateur Talent Contest Tug-of-War Team Drawing Competition Saturday Bicentennial Parade at 12 Noon Dairy Princess Contest The Leahy Family Chariot and Chuckwagon Races Dance - 9:00 p.m. Sunday Harness Horse Racing Sheep Show Country and Western Jamboree Hunters and Jumpers Competitions TYRONE DISTRICT NEWS Miss Janine Gossman, Courlice, and Miss Cheryl Standish, Seagrave, spent a week with Miss Deb Roy recently. Cheryl has just completed completed a very enjoyable and rewarding year with Katimi- vik. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roy spent a week camping and touring in the James Bay area, where among other interesting interesting stops they visited the Normick Perron Inc., Plywood Plywood Producers factory. At Iroquois Falls, Elsie and Bill joined the Abitibi Price pulp and paper company tour, viewing the industry from the planting of the seedlings to the production of paper. It was fun to join the workers at the logging camp for lunch, eating Canadian fare including moose steak to wild blueberry pie. The Roys toured mines in the Cobalt area. Marten River Park was found to be very beautiful and clean; the Reconstructed Reconstructed Logging Camp museum there continues to be developed. There is so much to see and do comfortably in the near north that the Roys feel they would return. Some lovely new homes have been built in recent years in Bethesda community. Karen and Ken Allin entertained entertained their Bethesda neighbours neighbours at a corn roast on Friday evening, creating an ideal opportunity for the newcomers newcomers to meet the established established residents, some families being of pioneer stock. Deb Roy and Karen Allin researched researched historical anecdotes and created a quiz which revealed some of the background of the area. Those who are now entwined into the tapestry of the on-going history of Bethesda through the medium of a corn roast are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brock, Mrs. Gordyn Brent, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoar, Mrs. Nellie Godridge, David MacKay, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feddema and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roy and Deb, Mr. Jim Cughan and Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowson, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Khouri (nee Laura Buckley). Miss Deb Roy has returned to second year study in Early Childhood Education at Loyalist Loyalist College, Belleville, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin at Enfield Church on Sunday, Sept. 2nd, 1984. Another pleasant family visit was at the home of the Harold Moore's, Pontypool, to visit with Ethel's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Stephens and family, from Granger, Indiana, U.S.A. There were over seventeen tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday evening, August 31, 1984, with the following results: 1st Rose Barrington, 2nd Edgar Mill- son, 3rd Murray Davidson, 4th John McKeen, 5th Harold Swain, 6th Erma Watson. Ladies' low Marie Gray, Men's low Charlie Nesbitt. 50 - 50 Draw Harold Burgess, Ruby Malley. Special prizes Edith Broome, Ross Richards, Ethel Gibbs. Licensed L.L.B.O. Live Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday This week featuring: J.R. and The Outlaws NO COVER CHARGE 96 Waverley Road Visa 623-1140 Bowmanville MasterCard "ZT&Cinemas STARTING FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 p.m. and 9:05 p.m. CINEMA I Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m. Only This is the most cheerfully exciting... romantic adventure movie since H 'Raiders'." -Roger Ebert, CHICAGO SUN-TIMES A PARENTAL V GUIDANCE FRIGHTENING SCENES Theatre* Branch Ont. STARTING FRIDAY Fri. and Sat. 7 and 9:05 p.m. CINEMA II Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m. Only "ONE OF THE BEST FILMS CLINT EASTWOOD HAS MADE." •Ron Base. Toronto Slar , "'Tightrope' is an exceptional thriller." -jay scon, cjouc and m,hi "Clint Eastwood deserves a best actor Oscar nomination." - p GO pie Magazine Wir JB 1mm /TjH! 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