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*HE TEXAS GRLL One of the area‘s best kept secrets is this marvelous little Ristorante. It‘s a short stroll | from _ the _ harbour _ on Lakeshore Rd. in the midst of | Historic Bronte. The interior is warm and | enviting. Dusty rose Burgundy accented with black lends warmth and elegance to the dining room. The menu is essentially Italian with some intercontinental fare and, of course fresh fish. ‘There is a wonderful selection of appetizers, such as roasted garlic with warm French Brie accompanied with currant preserves to snails in a Pernod Saffron cream sauce, they also make a terrific Caesar Salad. Allegro offers heart smart menu items, pasta dishes accented with fresh herbs vegetables. We are assured you can cut our veal with a fork as only tenderloin is used here and believe me you Ask about the evenings features. These might be Allegro Ristorante in Bronte Village Two Can Dine for $19.93 Monday thru Wednesday, 5â€"9p.m. Allegro Ristorante offers a friendly atmosphere in the heart of Historic Bronte. anything from rack of lamb to stuffed filet to salmon wrapped in Filo Pastry. After dinner indulge in a great selection of homeâ€" made desserts like creme carmel, chocolate mousse, cheesecakes, tiramisiu and the best of Tartufo‘s by Gelato Fresco. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, the food superb with generous portions and the prices are reasonable! You are going to love this little restaurant, 2330 Lakeshore Rd. W., 825â€"2113. Hours: Mondayâ€" Friday 12â€"2 (Iunch); Mondayâ€"Wednesday 5â€"9; Thursdayâ€"Saturday 5â€"10. HELPING DISABLED ADULITS MAKE THE MOST OF THEIRS. We need your attention. We need to let you know that The Ability Fund is hard at work in your community. That we‘ve been putting your donations to good use. ‘That because of your supâ€" port, adults with disabilities are able to lead fuller, more productive lives. Ontario March of Dimes 60 Overlea Blvd. ‘ Toronto, Ontario M4H 1B6 (416) 425â€"0501 Yes, we need your attention. We need to tell you that we‘re grateful. They‘re grateful This year, please give as generously as you are able. Because we can‘t help withâ€" out you. For more information contact: But, more than anything, we need to let you know that we must have more help. ABILITY FUND CANADA There‘s still lots of work to be done. Oakville is the location for Amity Goodwill Industries‘ newest retail/donation centre, scheduled to officially open its doors to the public on Wed., March 9th, at 10 a.m. The 6,000 square foot store, located at 407A Speers Road, west of Dorval Drive next to Lansing Buildall, is ideally situated close to the QEW, and convenient public transportation. The bright new store will feature approximately 4,500 square feet of selling space, with a sorting area in the back. The new store will also serve as a donations collecâ€" tion centre with rehabilitation services available in the near future. Oakville has long been a major source of donated goods with Attended Amity opens Oakville retail centre Wednesday Come and browse through more than 15,000 sq. ft. of showroom with hundreds of pieces each 5isplayed in different sty‘ies and fabrics including sofas, loveseats, sofa beds, wing chairs, swivel chairs, bergere chairs, prints, mattresses, curio cabinets, tables, bedroom dining room suites ... all on one floor! LOWEST PRICES LARGEST SELECTION IN THE BEST CANADIAN QUALITY. Donation Centres located at Trafalgar Village Mall on Cross Avenue, and Hopedale Mall on Third Line. The expansion into Oakville illustrates Amity‘s commitment to provide rehaâ€" bilitation services to those in need in Halton region. "The Oakville expansion reflects the optimism and conâ€" fidence that Amity has in its mission of providing retail and job rehabilitation services to the people of Halton," said Amity Goodwill Industries‘ executive director, Peter McDonald. The next link in the partâ€" nership chain with the Region of Halton is the establishment of an Attended Donation Centre at the Halton Waste Management site on Highway #25 in May of 1994.