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The Coach House at M3 Dundas Street West, in Whitby Is still one of our favourite dining places. Last week, we made a return visit to titis popular eating spot, and as mlght bave been expected, we found the food and the service to be excellent. Paul Papas and bis brother Jlrn bave been at the Coach House for nearly four years, and durlng that trne bave built up a very large, steady and satlsfied dlientele. Steak or fisb .bave always been tbe choies 1 bad to, make bere, and titis Urne 1 went for the steak, baked potato and Frencht bread. Wben you enter the Coach House, you are ushered to a table with a red t.ablecloth, candie burning and you im- medlately relax in the atmosphere .that surrounds you. For openers, the waitress wWJ bring you a plate of olives and dilll pickles, and then bring a serving of small sausages that are. kept bot over a burning can- die. The whole exper- ience is a delight and the combination of atmo- sphere, excîlent food and good service, leaves you wlth the feeling that you want to return at a very early date. We have visited the Coach Hosme on several Coach House WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1981,* PAGE 25 The F lig Station occasons, and we must comment on the service; it is excellent. We can strongly recommend the Coach House in Whitby as*a place to dine where you can tboroughly enjoy the cuisine along witb atmosphere and ex- cellent service. Wbat more could a dîiner ask? Oh yes, there is one more thing we could mention: each order is cooked to order by Jim Papas and this man ob- viously takes pride in bis cuinary skills. Try the Coach House, youll be glad you did. Thbe FMing Station at 90 Slmcoe Str-eet North, Oshawa, has a unique attraction that Do othe restaurant in Durham Reglon can boa8t, at least as far as 1 know; and that feature is an ice cream bar. jst imaginelItl You can go to the ice crearn bar, choose your favourite Ice cream or creams, add your choice of syrups and nuts snd, make your sundae, lce cream concoction, or whatever you choose to unai t. We suggest that The Filllng Station wlth its, sincere effort to provide reasonable price, will be around for a long Urne you geL, and w. knoyi aboutît. that yS Wnamwt everythlng we have uad of Durham servins the people of DwuhamRegion. Give ià a try the first chance Earl The EarI of Durham Dining Lounge, 227 Brock Street South, Whitby, will be cele-, brating its first anniver- sary on Monday, December 21. The owner, Bill Calderwood, invites everyone to corne in an djoin the fun. The restaurant has two rooms, the English dining room downstairs and the Lambton Room, upstairs, which can hold' over 1loopeople and will .put on an excellent meal for company parties, a New Year's Eve Dmn- ner Dance. Tickets, which can be purchased at the restaurant, are $50 per couple. Dinner will be chicken cordon bleu, with soup, dessert and tea or coffee in- cluded, and there will be bats and noisemakers for everyone. Dinner wiIl be served at 7:30 and dancing starts at 9 p.m. For furtber infor- mation cail The Earl of Durham at 666-2211. Your gift 10 CARE can mean safer water for rural familles, thus ending many serious pro- blems. A village pump means no more lost lime and energy walklng miles for the days supply. Il means better sanitalion practices and re- duction of energy-sapping diseases. Il means more children can attend school. Il means their mothers can devote more lime 10 household tasks, the family garden or 10 * learning nutrition, hygiene, sanitation and family ^planning at CARE-built health and nutrition centres in CAR E's integrated water and health pro- grams. Your dollars can help CARE break the poverty chain: no water= no agriculture= no food= no strength or incentive 10 work. (qO# RIuui' * Recf * ail your heart.. Send your donation to-day 10 CA'UlECanada ýà ýet. 4,1312 Bank St., Ottawa KiS 5H7 (Eoacb J*ou~c~ ~teah Ijoî~e & taIa~rn SPECIALIZING IN CHAR*BROILED STEAKS, SEAFOOD & SPARE RIBS *TUES. NIGHT$05 *WED. NIGHT New oit Soz. Sulon .040000600 *THURSe NIGHT Surf end Turf ........... *SUNDAY NIGHT 895 $ 695 Smed WIth Above Meals: Sas.PM u= w l:kILss <Ovm, Tus rs., 12 HeselO F. Fil. à ut. 12 Hesl pO..,Su. 4 p.MA .M. CLOSED MONDAY Tu«.. b Fr1. 12:00-3:00 p.m. mu Wo f am"oket. For Reservatons 668u2751J lst Anniversary Monday, December 21St, 1981 Join us for this special occasion, FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CDin in g * 'Pi easure BOOK YOUR COMPANY DINNER OR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW! WE HAVE ROOM FOR UP TO 104 FOR BANQUETS, RECEPTIONS, ETC. 227 BROCK ST. S. WHITBY 666-2211 service clubs, etc. Any company, club or group wishing to hold their Christmas party there, should caîl now, as many bookings have. already been made. Downstairs in the English dining room, which is very autbentic- ally decorated like an English pub, complete with a cosy fireplace, one can order an inex- pensive lunch or dinner, On New Years Eve, the Earl of Durham along with the Whitby Jaycees, will be holding e qj ib