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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. 1984, PAGE 15 YOUýR DINING PLEASURE True Italian fo od loy-ers sho uld give Fa zi*o'satr By MICHAEL KNELL enhanced even more by Diel who entertains- to d'Oro ($13) and the ps simmiered in lemon For true Italian food tainly worth checking 00 .. - le --- . ..., o tnidn4,iaht ,ed Rnrnln Fn- and garlic sauce), loyers, Fazio's 18 cer- out. Free PresseStaff I arn a lover of Italian food. Just the srnell of garlie, tomato sauce and pasta cooking aile dente is enough to send me into seventh heaven. Although it has been located at the corner of Athol and Simncoe Sts. in Oshawa for just over three years now, I had lunch at Fazio's for the firat tuie ever last week. In a word, it was won- derful. I lunched on veal scaloppine, the like of wbich I haven't tasted for several years. The meat was broiled to per- fection - it was tender and juicy - and the white wine and mushroorn sauce was right on the mark. The flavor was the fresmly squeezea 'U'ceof haif a lemon which was provided on the side. Fazio's is ýowned and operated by Nick and Tino Fazio who had their firat foray into the local. food scene with Pompei Pizza, one of Oshawa's better 'pizza joints. Their downtown restaurant was jam packed with the lun- chtime croWd last Thur- sday when I visited. The atmosphere was elec- trie with people laugbing and talking while drinking wine and enjoying the fare. Tino Fazio says that during the evening, things get even better with the music of Bill By SCOTT FENNELLI MP (PC - Ontario)ý This week, I would like to discuss the present problems of middle-income Canadians. It is niy belief that the average Canadian has been unmer- cifully over-taxed by the government. We always hear of the desperate problems of the low-income familles, and yet, littie is accomplished to help the average Qanadain to succeed. I definitely agree that low-ncome families must be given assistance, but it seerns that the Government continually looks to the middle-class for the necessary funds ta provide the many programs which they have in- stituted. 0f course, with the present state of the Canadian economy, everyone is having a hard time "mfaking a go of it", but I feel that the government should be paying more attention to middle-income familles. These are the people who are trying to keep a business afloat, keep food on the table and clothes on their chldren. Naturally we ail have goals to strive for, this traditionally being to own our own home. I arn of the opinion that the government is trying to provide so many safety nets, that it has not paid attention to the average Canadian who wants to own a home. The middle-income-Canadians have been left with nothinig to which would assist them to pur- chase a hexie,ý let alone trying to deal with the present interest rates if they do manage to save enought for a down-payment. We should be en- couraging the average Canadian to strive for their goals, as in the long run it assists our economy. The greater the need for new homes, the more em- ployment is created, and it folloWs that the moreý Canadians who are employed, the less the gover- nment has to spend in unemployment insurance benefits. I feel very strongly that govern.ment should be paying much more attention to the average Canadian and give them the support which they deserve. Mter ail, they pay taxes, and it's time that they get some return for their money. GREAT FOOD - SUPER SERVICE Cornein and eno on Tuesdays and Thur- sdays and fromn 9 p.m. to 1. a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. For the first two hours Diel plays quiet dinner music but after that its the audience's choice. On any given might the music might be rock, folk, country or easy llstening depending on the mood of the patrons. Fazio's is also divided into three different dining rooms, each providing a cosy, in- timnate effect. Ail three, one should add, are tastefully decorated. The restaurant also boasts an extensive wine list for dinner featurmng many ex- cellent Italian wines in- cluding the, white Frascati Superiore Got- DINING GUIDE GOLDEN GATE 107 Brock St. S. Whltby 668-8321 This popular Chinese -Restaurant is Introduclng- the SZECHUAN CUISINE for ail of you gour- mets who like splcy hot dishes. The Golden Gate also offers a wide selection of Canad Ian dishes f rom roast beef to veal cutlets and park chops. The Bo-Bo platter and the deliclous chicken f ingers are two dishes worth trying!! Perfect for lunch or dinner! WE DELIVER Large Varlety of CantoflOse Dishes tanafredda ($19). The dinner menu also boasts a good variety of both Italian and Canadian dishes such as Gamberi della Casa (lightly breaded shrim- Unmnstructed The Whitby Arts Station Gallery is of- fering four uninstructed life drawing sessions on July 17 and 24 and August 14 and 21. The sessions are designed for those in- terested in drawing from professional models with no instruc- Cotoletta alla Milanese (a lightly breaded veal cutiet) and rack of lab.s serice is ex- cellent without being nverwhelming. ife drawing tion. Paper will be available at the gallery although students should bring their own drawingrniaterials. The cost is $26 for gallery rnembers and $32 for non-members. For more information calI the gallery at 668- 4185. ~$Double N 'C'u"S' *HALlBUT AT ITS BESTI ,f0 We're serving "two" pieces of f ish with each order. 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