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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1984, PAGE 21 YOUR DI NING PLEASURE There's a go od reaso n why Mr. F is h is doin*g 50 well By MICHAEL KNELL Free Press Staff I'm not mueh of a per- son for fast food. The fare lu most of the burger joints I've ever visited bas made my stomach turn. However, here in Whltby there is a neat littie place on Dundas St. W. that is ideal for lunch, a late night snack or to give Mam a break from eoaking at an inexpensive price. The fish and chips at Mr. Fish and Mr. Muffin is just out of this worid. Fish loyers, and haing British I arn one, have their choice of halibut, cod, sole or haddock al dipped in a batter that is not overiy spiced or overly duil. It is fried ta a crisp but without drying aut.the beautiful white flesh. Peter Gavriilidis, the owner of Mr. Fish, says that since he opened two Co rrido r capers By MARY MCEACHERN /~Cali 725-8967 wlth Items for this column 10TH ANNIVERSARY BALL Congratulations to the diligent executive mern- bers of C.A.R.A. who sold so many tickets to friends and neighbours, making aur dance 'the best ever'. Good work - Colin, Dianna, Elizabeth, Lynn, Bey and Don, Roberta, Bill, John and Lawrence. The hall was decorated for the festive occassion with bailoons, streamers and bouquets of flowers Spalnted by Lynn's grade 4 class at Glenn St. Sehool. Thl7 piece orchestra was superb,, and the dise jockey, Frank Truil and Gary Tummonds played the best music for dancing. Speclal guesta were the past presidents of the association, John Buchanan and Marion and Ron McEachern, Tony Jones and his group from the Whitby Tigers Running Club and Dolly Goddard and her group (formerly from the Whitby Heart Foun- dation). We sincerely thank them for attending the loth Anniversary Bail. Also present were many Corridor residents and Ptheir friends, M.P. Scott Fenneil and bis wife Cecil, M.P.P. George Ashe and bis wife, Margo, Coun- cillors, Tom and June Edwards, Ross and Dianne Batten, Gerry- and_ Betty Emm, Joe and Nan Drumm, and JOe and Linda Bugeilie. Thanks for heiping us make the Anniversary dan- ce the greatest. Prizes were- generously donated, by. Eari of Durham, 3M, Oshawa Movie Rentai, Tax Preparations, C.A.R.A., Durham Family Cleaners, K-Mart, Oshawa Meat Market, Signet Signs, Bill Sabyan, Kauntry Kut n Kuri, Woolco, Gerry Emm, Color Your World, Town of Whitby, Super Fitness, Wheelies and Bronze and Beauty. Don Rogers, and executive member and owner of Signet Signs created the beautiful loth Anniversary Banner that flanked the front of the hall. Del Holiday and Lynn Majoras and Bey. Rogers prepared the deicious lunch for the 250 guests. Wmnners of the lucky draw sponsored by the ýassociation were: Aeroplane ride for two: D. Dud- dridge, $50: Ian Buchanan, $30: Elsie Karn and $20: Marlon Buchanan. The wlnner of the electronle portable typewriter ,was Mrs. Stewart from Ajax. Congratulations. Thank you everyone for making the 10 years of the chartered ehapter Mf the Corridor Area Ratepayers Association such a success. We sin- cerely appreclate your continued support. Special üâtanks ta Lynn Majoras, dance convenor. -HEART AND STROKE DISEASE The Wbitby branch of the Heart and Stroke disease invites interested persons ta attend a meeting on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. (place ta ha decided). Whitby is working ta form their own ehartered chapter. Most of the executive have been plaeed, but more volunteers are needed. Anyone in- terested in helping ta fight Heart and Stroke disease are asked ta attend. The location will ha announced nextweek. C.A.R.A. Executive Meeting - Thursday, Nov. 1, Whitby Municipal Building at 7:30 p.m. Ail executive mem- bers are asked ta attend. Everyone welcome. These are open meetings, you are always welcome.___ weeks ago he bas gone through over 800 pounds of fish, and it's not bard CRAFT SALE The West Lynde Publie Sebool will hoid their fifth annual craft and bake sale on Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. ta 4 p.m. at the sehool which is iocated at 270 Michael Blvd. MEETING The Oshawa chapter of the One Parent Familles Association of Canada meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's United Chur- ch, 71 Simeoe, St. S., Oshawa. Ail meetings are open ta the publie and new members* are welcome. For more information cal 579-7338 or 579-4043. GENEALOGY The next meeting of the Whitby-Oshawa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will ha heid Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium 0f the Whitby Publie Library, 405 Dundas St. W. the guest speaker wili, ha Allan McGillivray, curator of the Uxbridge- Scott Museum. Ail are weicome. For more information cal Stephen Wood at 668- 1362. en asot andic rlendly food Ofic e orde wer of e th boe i ed lay t Fireplacee. Faudsanwde raenge* ofirpolaIemsin ciudlng banquet burgers, Western ~ sandwiches, steak . <on a kaiser, sub- Smarine sandwiches,> and chioken fingers. We are aiso open for *breakfast. We peel the potatoes our- *selves ta give you the best homemade tres. SAnd the coffee is > aiways f reshiy ~ .~ground and brewed. Join us for lunch or .~give Mom a break for supper. ~Open 7days a w..k. ~308 Thickson Rd. S. Whitby M to teil why. Whiie his chips aren't the best I've tasted, they are fresh, and weii cooked without being greasy. The rest of his lun- ch/dinner fare is fairly standard and inciudes such things as steak on a bun, veai cutiets and, of course, burgers. However, if none of these fancy your ap- petite, try his shish-ke- barb. The meat is ten- der, juicy, properly spieed and eooked ta perfection. Gavriiidis brings 16 years of fish and chip experience to Whitby having owned and operated simiiar suc- cessful operations at three Toronto locations - Brirnley and Lawrence, Kennedy and Ellesmere, and Victoria Park and Sheppard. He came ta Whitby ta get- out of the city which he says is now getting a littie too crowded for his iikeing. He hopes ta move his family ta Whitby sometime in the near future. The other part of Mr. Fish and Mr. Muffin is muffins. He bakes al his own muffins and they're terrifie. Each day he offers 12 of the 35 varities that ho makes and is currentiy seihing over 3,000 of them a week. When the word spreads, he'Il probably ha seliing twiee that many. Mr. Fish and Mr. Muf- fin 18 Iocated on Dundas St. W. just west of Fran- ces St. and is open seven days a week from 6 a.m. ta 11 p.M. * ** * * * *** * * ** * STAR BURGERS 900 BROOK ST. N., WHITBY 668-3711I Start your morning with a BREAKFAST SPECIAL and WARM FRIENDLY SERVICE at STAR BURGERS. IMAGINE TWO EGGS, BACON, TOAST AND COFFEE FOR UNDER TWO DOLLARS FRESHLY GROUND COFFEE smaii .400 medium..45o large .60* FRESH MUFFINS BAKED DAILY .55e FRESH FISH & CHIPS Ha libut '2.90 Cod 12.65 Filet of Soie '2.65 Haddock 2.70 SPECIAL . i MONTH ONLY MUFFINS $3.7f, DOZEN Pick Your Own Ail prices are tax Included. * * * * * * fil SPECIAL, WED., OCT. 31 ST - VV E D., PïOV. 7TH VEALSCALLOPPINE MARSALA Soup or Salad Spaghetti or'Vegetable Special Includes. Garlic Bread 112.95 Desert of the night. DINF& DANCE,, with BlýLL,,DIEL 33 Si mcoe St. S. Oshawa 571-3042 jl .00