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WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNF.SDAY, MAY 22. 1985, PAGE 15 YOUIRDINING PLEASURE The Carretto o ffers real Italian cuiin The Carretto is a truly excellent Italian restaurant, but with a difference - it doesln't of- fer pizza on the menu. Owner Savverio Gallucci says he has nothing against pizza - he's been known to eat a slce or two of the Italien speciaity himseif - but that he wants to of- fer his patrons new op- portunities to sample his country's cuisine. The Carretto, located at 601 Dundas St. W. in the Whitby Town Plaza, is a real delight. Patrons can choose either the brightly lit dining room or enter the cave for a romantic din- ner for two. The cave is subdued, quiet and peaceful. The intimate lighting lends much to the at- mosphere. The Carretto offers the patron the chance to try Italian dishes that are not usually offered in restaurants clairnîng to be Italian. After ail, there is more to Italian cuisine than pasta. M.S. Cup to be held June 13. By JIM BRAI)FIELD On Thursday, June 13, the Durham Region Multiple Sclerosis Society in conjunction with the Peterborough chapter of the Multiple Scierosis Society, the Oshawa Jaycees and the Future Telephone Pioneers will hold their second annual "M.S." Cup Celebrity Bal Hockey game at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Major sponsors for this years event are: Bell Canada - Oshawa, Canadian Club, Humpty Duxnpty, Magic Car Restaurant - Oshawa, Molsons and Wendy's Restaurants Oshawa/Peterborough. The program wil commence at 7 p.m. with the Molson's Cup Challenge featuring the City Fathers verses the Media Personalities. The major gamne will feature some of the top NHL and OHL players going at each other for the Wendy's Cup. Names such as Warren Young - Pittsburg Penguins, Dan Dauost - Toronto Maple Leafs, PauliGGlls and Bruce Bell - Quebec Nor- diques, Randy Burridge - Peterborough Petes and Mark Haarmann of the Oshawa Generais are just a few of the players confirmed to play in this years game. Bahl hockey has in- creasingiy become a popular competitive sport. it will be a fun filled evening of enter- tainment for the whoie family. Tickets go on sale May 15 ats cost of $3 for adults and $2 for studen- ts and seniors. They can be purchased at the following: Pickering Village Sports - Pickering; H. Nelson's Hobbies, Ajax; Chase Sportswear, Oshawa; Sports Unlimited, Peterborough; Roote's Service Centre, Peter- borough and Oshawa Civic Auditorium box office. Ah proceeds go to the Durham Region Multiple Scierosis Society and the Peter- borough Multiple Scierosis Society. EDITOR'S NOTE: Jirn Bradfield is the public relations dîrector for the 1985 "NIS." CuP-. In fact, if the whole truth were known, pasta is an appetizer and only in North America is it popularly used as the main course. Italian dishes of ail kinds are offered here. Chicken la served either as "parmigiana", "4cacciatore", "mar- sala" or their own chicken carretto which is breast of chicken filled with ham, cheese and eggs in a special blend of spices, covered with cream, mushrooms and wine sauce. Veal is offered in six tempting styles in- cluding "parmigiana" "marsala", "piccata", "4siciliana", "rollatini", or "pizzaiola". One dish I can't wait to go back and try la their filletto di manzo peperonata. This traditionai Italian dish GOLDEN GATE, 107 Brock Street South, Whltby 668-2222 This popular, 30-year otd Chinese restaurant has recently ln- troduced Szechuan Cuisine for those who like hot, splcy dishes. n addition to its Chinese tare the Golden Gate as5 of- boasts thick medailions from the heart of the filet mignon and prepared in a special wine sauce and topped with fresh fried mushrooms and green peppers. Sesfood loyers have their pick of the seafood platter (lobster tail, crab, shrimps and scallops baked in a casino butter sauce), lobster tails, surf and turf, and filet of sole "1monte carlo". The menu also offers New York Sirlion, pep- per steak and filet mignon. The Carretto also of- fers some traditional pasta dishes including lasagna, cannelloni, linguine aile vongole (that is, with clams and tomatoesl, and fet- tucine aifredo. Ail of their dinner fers a wlde seleclion of Canadian dishes. The Bo-Bo platter and their chlcken ingera are two speciafit les worth trying. Perfect for lun- ch or dinner. Open from Il f0 2 anm. dally. Friday and Saturday until 3 a.m. Fully licenses. Dîne-mn and fast home delivery. May 23 & 24..WHITE LIGHTNIN'... a tri bote io Southern Rock May 25... 1964... aLs the lieaties in concert SMAY SPECIALS MON. *TUES. *WED. Barbqued Back Ribs S79 ~. includigsalad bar 79 S THURS. * FRI. * SAT. Roasi Prime Rib of Beef $1 0.95 S Including salad bar * NEW * now CATERING to any special occasion for 20-60 people for more Information call: 668-0316 900OHopkinls St., WhiibY Mao rdtcards accepted an order of garlic bread, fresh vegetables, potatoes or rice (except of course, the pasta which comes only with garlic breadi. Their devotion to Italian cuisine even ex- tends to their appetizer and dessert menus. Soupa such as strac- ciatella romana (chicken broth with eggs and parmesan cheesel, tortellin in broclo and minestrone grace the fare. An- tipasto Italiano and dlams florentine are also offered. one of the world's best caesar salad - he tells me that a couple cornes ail the way from Mississauga just for this. Italian desserts such as spumone, cassata (a rurn soaked sponge cake surrounded by ice cream) and tartufo will give a high calorie, but satisfying conclusion to any meal. The Carretto also of- fers a special Italian evening every Thursday where regional dishes are offered for those with a sense of Items such as insalata di fruiti di mari, stuffed egg plant and other uniquely Italian dishes are offered. This restaurant also offers live entertain- ment every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night and wiil aiso cater to weddings and banquets. The Carretto is a truly excellent place for either lunch or dinner. But if you're planning to go for dinner either Friday or Saturday - it's best to cali ahead for a reservation at 668-3277. WHITBY THEATRE Compny 73 CUINETR iC~y CASTING NOTICE AUDITIONS FOR FIDDLER ON THE ROOF To be direcled by Bert Heaver, will be held at the theatre, WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING 416 CENTRE ST. S., WHITBV (Enter by stage door only) West aide of building AitIhe tollowing times: Sunday, May 26. Non Musical 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 28 - Non Musical 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 29 - Musical (Singing) For musical auditions please bring your own sheet music. it Can be something from "Fiddier" or flot. For musical auditions please bring your own sheet music. t can be somethlng from "Fiddler' or not. This production 19 scheduled for openîng Nov. 7185. PHONE 683-1968 zicLopi &Office Supplies i