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i The Canadian Statesman. Rowmanville. .Tune 15. 1988 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Quinte Air Show Promises to be Spectacular Display The stage is set for one of the most spectacular events in Eastern Canada. Organizers Organizers of Trenton's Armed Forces Forces Day celebrations have ?< f.cJuttan HOTEL planned this year's air show to provide a wide variety of civilian and military participation. participation. Each day, audiences will thrill to over three hours Under New Ownership and Management 19t&, (A GET DAD DDTDF THE KITCHEN *7rcat faut- to Scfaon&i 4- *paCutouo Sunday "Bnundi Çunc 19t6- 10:30 a-.ut., 12 noon- and 1:30 fi.ut-. "Re&envc- Hoco! INDOOrVOUTOOOIt POOL SAUNA Ha-/ <31.l-ticdy St • interchange 432 Bowfrmv > Newly Renovated Banquet Hall Now Available 623-3373 of aerial manoeuvres and breath-taking aerobatics by some of the best pilots in the world. Two military aerobatics formation teams will be a part of the air show this year: the world renowned Canadian Force Snowbirds in their Canadair T114 Tutor jets, and for the very first time at the Quinte International International Air Show, the impressive impressive six-plane Brazilian Air Force "Smoke Squadron". This will be the Brazilians' only Canadian appearance in 1988. Lovers of high performance performance jet fighters will not be disappointed. A wide assortment assortment of Canadian and American fighters will participate, participate, including Canada's F-18 Hornet and the the vertical vertical takeoff and landing AV- 8 Harrier of the United States Marine Corps. In stark contrast to the thunder and smoke of the jets, the whispering and elegant elegant HI 01 Salto sailplane will appear over the crowds to perform an unbelievable aerial ballet with outside (negative) loops, snap rolls and tail slides. Pilot Manfred Radius will end his silent performance with a high speed low pass, a 180-degree steep turn, followed by a precision precision landing. There will be a host of other performers, such as Jim Roberts and his two homebuiltSi the Canadian Aerobatic Champion Gordon Price, the thrilling French Connection, and Jerry Billing Billing in a WWII vintage supermarine supermarine Spitfire. These are all experienced performers, committed to providing the best in air show entertainment. entertainment. Helicopters and transport aircraft from the local CFB Trenton Squadrons will demonstrate search and rescue rescue techniques, combat support, support, and will be dropping the ever-popular precision' parachute team, the Canadian Canadian Forces Skyhawks. CFB Trenton's Armed Forces Day celebrations will he on the weekend of 25 and 26 June 1988. Gates open to the public at 9:00 a.m. on both days, with the flying portion of the Quinte International International Air Show starting at ■1:00 p.m. There is an admission admission charge. For further information information contact the QIAS office at (613) 392-3827 or (613) 392-9613. lltill 0 SUBS ft PIZZA Me don't ei 3 SVII-8 Cut Corners Monday SPECIAL Medium Pizza with any 3 items $7.95 plus tax ■ ï _ offer expires June 27th and we still have the best Pizza around NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER 434-4444 V y A TASTE OF SCOTLAND OPENING JUNE 15th Scottish Style Fare OUR MENU Halibut Haddock Black Pudding Mealie Pudding Mushie Peas Haggis Scottish Meat Pies Steak Pie Steak and Kidney Pie Chicken Fingers Fritters Shrimp Scallops Fisherman's Platter Clam Chowder Beets Coleslaw Scottish Bread Scottish Pastries Apple Pie and Custard Ice Cream Cheese Cake IMPORTED DRAFT BEER Youngers Tartan Special Double Diamond ; Tenants Lager Guiness | j j Jq,, ■ Newcastle Brown Ale V '-W -fé V--I - .«i i": i i i • 'ifi-4 I I Bn*' rp» •. ■ m : l ' ■ ' . -> c L »»-.'• ST. ANDREWS FISH and CHIPS 540 King St. West, Oshawa (The Island Plaza) Telephone 432-1302 Enjoy Your Father's Day Sunday, June 19 BUFFET BRUNCH and DINNER m* at the PORT DARLINGTON MARINA HOTEL VJ /South of Hwy. 401 Exit 432, Bowmanville v • ! Brunch 11 a.m.-3 p.m. v ^'Dinner 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Entertainment by: Bowmanville Senior Public School Band directed by Mr. D. MacArthur Reservations Appreciated 623-4925 ALOHA! BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB BARBEQUE & DANCE Saturday, June 25,1988 Darlington Sports Complex Dinner 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Dancing to Something Blue 8:30 p.m. -12:30 a.m. Admission $17.50 per person Dress Casual 030IV Q3QI ---I i ,y . . , NEW RELEASES * Like Father Like Son . * Cry Freedom * i Benji the Hunted * Full Metal Jacket * The Barbarians Fatal Attraction NEW RELEASES $3.99 OVER 1900 SELECTIONS 990 LIGHTS, VIDEO, ACTION 110 WAVERLEY RD„ BOWMANVILLE memberships 623-3658 "NEW HOURS" Open Sunday 10 a.m. -- 9 p.m. AVAILABLE 0. 0 I ALOHA! BLOCK HAWAIIAN NIGHT At The Flying Dutchman Hotel Friday, June 24th Price Includes: $19.95 per person I* Welcome Drink ★ Lavish Exotic Buffet * Live Entertainment ^ I* Surprise Prizes \ \9 ip tc, enc PARENT S Make This A Night To Remember The Flying Dutchman I For Tickets Call: 623-3373 Hwy. 401 Liberty St. - Interchange 432 Bowfnanville HOTEL fOU Q*IU and Quantinyi... IM Mat rant liOrt ■ to Ml It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hoe tea*. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 Jy>t 0 fS 5 ' ;^ v 0 ^ e 6 c,*P w AV ,e<v A' 0-1 cO 0 V »! CY o< c%C ' c o^„ u th°.V vt For Information Call (416) 725-1624