1985_03 The Daily Collegian March 1985

              9 The Daily Collegian
Feature
Local bars offer enticing happy hours
Whether you like to party or are a
serious student out for a good cheap meal,
many of the bars and restaurants within
walking distance of the CSUF campus
offer both during Happy Hour.
Happy Hour is a widespread practice in
bars and restaurants across the nation,
except in Massachusetts where it's illegal.
Some bars offer free hors d'oeuvres or
discounted drinks during the early evening
when Happy Hour takes place, which can
last anywhere from one to several hours.
Many of the bars along Shaw Avenue
participate and for under $2 you can buy a
drink and eat anything from oysters on
the half shell to short ribs or sandwiches
and burritos. At least three are an easy
walk from campus.
By far the best Happy Hour to be found
on Shaw Avenue between Blackstone and
Clovis avenues is at The Hungry Tiger
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. Featuring a seafood bar that
includes oysters and clams on the half
shell, shrimp cocktails and fried chunks of
fish, the Hungry Tiger sells draft beer for
JI.75 and mixed drinks start at $2.10.
The Quintos brothers, Rene, Felix and
Victor man both the liquor bar and the
seafood bar. Victor pours the drinks,
some as large as 32 ounces for Long Island
iced teas, Margaritias and daiquiris which
all cost $5. Rene and Felix serve the
seafood, tacos, cheeses, main entrees and
fruits from four tables lined with lettuce
instead of a tablecloth.
Happy Hour at the Hungry Tiger lasts
from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. on weekdays, but
Fridays are always crowded so patrons
should arrive early to get a table. The food
is plentiful and the drinks make for a
merry evening.
Stuan Anderson's Black Angus runs a
close.second for extraordinary Happy
Hour appetizers. Weekdays from 4:30 to
6:30 p.m. Doreen Meline serves any of the
three hot entrees, salads, cheeses, meats
and vegetables she is employed full-time
to prepare. Draft beer is SI, well drinks
are SI.25 and strawberry daiquiris and
Margaritas are $1.50.
Nextdoor to that is Wiliker's, which
also has a 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Happy Hour.
The spread includes tacos, a meat plate,
cheeses,  vegetables,  a   relish   plate and
chips with dip. Drinks start at the regulai
price of $1.75 for draft beer, and during
Happy Hour, well drinks are served as
doubles for the standard price of $2.10.
Just down the street is John Pardini's
Greenhouse Restaurant, which during
their 4 to 7 p.m. Happy Hour doubles as a
very active lounge. The feast isn't as lavish
but they do have some kind of hot entree
and a vegetable plate with dip. Drinks are
two for one, except for imported beer,
coffee-based drinks and the house wine.
Draft beer is $1.25, bottled beer is $1.60
and well drinks are $2.
Nextdoor is the Scoreboard, which has
a 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Happy Hour on
weekdays. Stacia Solgard, a food waitress,
said there is always one hot entree, tortilla
chips and salsa, and a vegetable plate.
Imported bottled beer, well drinks and
"calls" — brand name liquors — all cost
SI.50, bartender Pam Summerford said.
Near the intersection of Shaw and
Blackstone avenues is the Refectory, which
has a weekday 4 to 7 p.mT Happy Hour.
Last Friday, the hors d'oeuvres were
limited to a small pizza-like English muffin
with sauce on it. Draft beer had no
discount and cost SI.50, well drinks were
$1.25.
One block north on Blackstone Avenue
is the Pcppermill, which has Happy Hoi
weekdays from 4 to 8 p.m. Horsd'oeuvn
served on a tray and brought to the
table with whatever drinks are ordered,
but the prices never change. Bottled beer
costs $1.85 (there are no drafts) and well
drinks are $2.25. An added bonus at the
Peppermiil are the scanty uniforms worn
by cocktatf waitresses, which are probably
legally indecent in 12 states and 37 foreign
Moving back towards the university
Red Wave Inn at Chestnut and Shaw hai
a weekday 5 to 7 p.m. Happy Hour on
beer only. By the glass drafts cost $.75
pitchers are $2.50. There are no hors
d'oeuvres bin food is sold at regular price.
Moving east on Shaw into Clovis, the
Lucky Lady at the corner of Shaw and
Willow avenues has a weekday 4 to 6 p.m.
Happy Hour. Shrimp cocktails are sold
for S1.25 and well drinks are discounted to
SI. Although there are no discounts on
beer, the price is still moderately cheap
with drafts for SI and bottled domestics
for $1.35.
Still deeper into Clovis is La Fonda at
Shaw and Villa avenues. Happy Hour is
weekdays from 4 to 9 p.m., with hors
d'oeuvTes served from 4 to 7 p.m. The
food includes burritos, enchiladas, nachos
and chips and salsa. Occasionally such
items as barbequed chicken, lasagna,
spaghetti and chili beans are added. Draft
beers cost $.75, bottled beer is $1.25, well
drinks are $1 and Margaritas are $1.25.
Sports
March 1,1985 9
Bulldog wrestlers win PCAA tournament
News briefs
Women's history week
The Women's Studies Program at Cal¬
ifornia State University, Fresno will offer
a series of programs and panel discussions
March 2-9 as part of the CSUF obser¬
vance of Women's History Week.
The observance begins with a poetry
reading program Saturday, March 2. Titled
"Women's Voices: A Poetry Reading,"
the program will be held in the Phebe
Conley Art Building. Room 101 starting
at 6 p.m. Featured on thc~program will be
nationally recognized women writers in¬
cluding Harryelte Mullen, winner of the
Dobie-Paisana Literary Award. Also on
the program will be CSUF faculty mem¬
bers Dr. Jean Pickering and Dr. Carmen
Tafolla.
The general theme of the day Monday,
March 4 will be Women in Business. A
panel discussion on the "The Nuts and
Bolts of Being a Woman in Business" will-
be held at noon in Room 200 of the CSUF
Cafeteria Building.
The film "The Willmar 8" about eight
apolitical women who become involved in
a bank strike for economic equity will be
shown at-4 p.m. in Room 169 of the
Speech Arts Building.
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i first time since 1972, the Fresno
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Association Tournament cham-
e Bulldogs came from behind in
f evening. PCAA tournament to
regular season champion Utah State
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,„„ —J Sf**% I'm on top of the
rid,".said Pablo Saenz,' (42-4), Fresno
iiei standout 118 pound PCAA cham-
n who was voted Co-MVP of the
mamtnt with FSU's Cliff Gosse.
I couldnt feel better, it's the best team
jr! m years," said Fresno State's 134
jnder, and PCAA champion Joe
,av "We were down, and we had to
It feels great to be a champion," said
U's 167-pound PCAA champion Fred
ile "It was a good come from behind
lory, we lost three close matches, we
1[couldn't feel better/said Cliff Gosse,
MVP of the tournament and 126
■ad PCAA champion. "It feels great,
croud really helped me gain momen-
Thc win felt great,"said Bulldog Coach
nms Dcl.iddo sharing much the same
nment as his wrestlers did. DeLiddo
See wrestling, page 11
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Fresno's Allen Richberg throws Utah State's Tim Draper in Thursday night's PCAA Championship In the CSUF North Gym.
While Richberg lost In the hot contest, Fresno went on to win the championship.
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