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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 198 1, PAGE 19 Whitby Free Press YOUR DINING PLEASURE with Barry Murka r.... In our opinion.... Editorial was Dm ners not disappointed aftev-isiting Ali Baba not anat of public news story. How could this publication have "censored" anythlng when a position contrary to ours was aiso given reasonable treatment on the previous page of the same Issue? He goes on to say that our opinion "has drasti- caily affected the public's opinion of your abiiity to honestly and accurately report the issues and events affecting our County Town." This publication would like to believe that this statement is false and would like to assure its readershlp that we do everything in our power to make that statement false. However, we would like our readers to Judge this for themrselves. On this page we have repro- duced both the editorial and the news story that appeared In our Issue of July 29, 1981. We invite our readers to go over this material and judge for themnselves whether or not we treated the matter f al ny. In conclusion, the Whitby Free Press wouid like to suggest to Mr. Buchanan that his responsi- bililties as a trustee on the Durham Board of Education extends to ail issues and he should not behave in a partisan manner simpiy because he was a member of the executive of the Corridor Area Ratepayers' Association. Furthermore, he should not use his position as a trustee to further the politicai ambitions of one particular organiza- tion. I M 1 potato. The ribs were tasty and very meaty, and there was plenty of them. My steak was thick and tender, and thorougbly enjoyable. We bad red wine witb the meal and topped it off afterwards with an Irish creani and a fresh strawberry daiquiri. Our waitress was very professional, courteous and tried i every way to make our meal en- joyable. Both Joy and I en- joyed our dinner very much and could recommend the Ali Baba to anyone. This popular dining spot bas enjoyed an en- via *ble reputation among Durhami Region dîners for a long time., Terry Coker, who operates several Ahi Baba restaurants, in- formed us tbat he has opened bis own dining and entertainnient spot in Belleville. The new restaurant is called THE GREAT WALL, 116 Dundas Street West, Whitby, 668-7021. A favourite eating spot for Chinese food loyers. A large selec- tion of Canadian dishes also served. Prices range from $2.50 and up for lunch, and $3.45 and up for dinner. Open from il a.m. to 1 a.m. weekdays, Friday and Saturday open tili 2:30 arn. We are now fully licensed. Faisal and can be reacbed by turning off Highway 401 at North Front Street, and driving about a haîf mile south. Terry in- vites his Durhami area friends to stop in at the Faisal if they happen to be in the area. The Ali Baba bas been doing well witb specials and are comning up wlth one that should please a lot of patrons. For only $3.25 you can have a quarter of barbecued chicken with baked potato and beverage. There will be a small charge for the salad bar, which by the way, contalns over 50 items. Sundays are popular with family groups. Luncheons are served from 12 noon until 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. In the evenings, during the week the Ali Baba is open until il p.m. We remind you that the Ali Baba ie fully licensed and accepts al major credit cards. You will enjoy dining at this restaurant on any oc- casion. So you won't be disappointed, phone ahead and make reser- vations at 668-9369. 0fçER Colx\. PILLOW CLEANING BY OUR EXCLUSIVE "PI LLOW*VAC" RENOVATING SYSTEM UNCLUDES EVERYTHING Cleaned. Fluffed . Sanitized Deodorized and Brand New Ticking Cleaned. Fluffed. Sanitlzed Deodorlzed and Brand New Tlcklng ONLY Ç:REES )S Our exclusive "Pillow-Vac" renovating system eliminates chaff, dust, germa, and brings a fresh new buoyancy to your pillows. Ail the tired iimp feathers are sani- tized by a special process that cleans and revitalizes themili Mother Goose Pilow Gare brîngs your pllows back to full plumed softness and sterile sweetpess. Tired, iimp pillows can cause allergies, colds and loat sleep. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR OUR CUSTOM MADE PILLOWS AND KING SIZEIQUEEN SIZE DOWN FILLED 4. 'EIDER DONS 305 BROCK ST. N. WHITBY 666-3568 N W! Dining Guide I FAZIO'S ELEGANT ITALIAN CUISINE DINING & DANCING FRIDAY & SATURDAY WITH THE KEYS & THE CAPRICE CALL 571-3042 FOR RESERVATIONS --Mmm" eensorship Con 't from page 4 tively supported the group's position on the Whit- by Transit Service. What disturbs us most about the letter is that Mr. Buchanan, for whatever reason, did not make reference to his position or his responsibilities as an elected officiai on the Durham Board of Education. Mr. Buchanan is paid approximately $7,000 a year to represent the interests of ail of the citizens of the Town of Whltby and it appears to us that he Is not representing the entire community on this one particular issue. In fact, Mr. Buchanan is actively supporting the Corridor Area Ratepayers' Association in their at- tempts to have hlgh schooi student transportation re-instated ln the Corridor Area. He is supporting a measure that wiIl resuit ln a further expenditure of taxpayers' money - money that will be raised f rom ail Durham taxpayers, not just from those living wlthln the Corridor Area. ln his letter, Mr. Buchanan states that our edi- tonial "reeks of public censorship." May we point out that the Whitby Free Press devoted the entire edîtorial content of one page to reporting his and otherviews on the municipal transit Issue and that we gave our opinion on this subject ONLY on the editorlal page and not within the confines of that 0 The best year yet sin- ce opening nine years ago speaks well of the success of the Ali Baba Steak House at 918 Brock Street North, in Whitby. This is a dlaim that only a few restaurants can make this year. It was our second visit to the Ali Baba in the past eight months, and we found the atmo- spbere and the decor as unique and cbarming as ever. As it bappened, we were seated at the same table we had on our first visit. Located in the corner of the room we had the opportunity to look over the surround- ings and the first thing we noticed was tbat it was very busy. Bar-B-Q Canadian back ribs witb a few items from the salad bar was the choice that Joy made. I had the New York sirloin cut and we both had baked Le CHALET DINING ROOM, 100 Dundas Street, Whitby 668-4377 Long a favourite eating spot for people in Durham Region,, Le Chalet specializes in Seafood, Steaks and Roast Beef. They feature a businessmen' s luncheon froin $3.00 and up. Dinner for two is from $15.00 and up. A sahad bar is included with full course meals. Ail major credit cards are accepted. a