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was true that they charged
$1 to go up the elevator and
eat . . . "Yes," replied a girl
who answered, "but we
don't charge anything to go
down."
ONLY 12 STOOLS, but
they still run out of soup at
Max's Snack Bar . . . owned
by Max and Esther Rubin
. . . in the Cushion 'n Cue off
Nine Mile and Coolidge in
Oak Park . . . Esther makes
the soups herself fresh
every day, and people
who've had them say there's
none better anywhere .. .
from cabbage borscht to
minestrone to pea soup, etc.
(— . . . She even makes those
stuffed cabbages that go
like wildfire.
SUE MACNABB, at
Maple House on Southfield
and 10 Mile, is the waitress
and hostess so many people
want helping them . . . Her
one-dimpled smile and
courteous, efficient ways,
are marked attributes.
Manager Fred Rieman
has turned the place com-
pletely around . . . It is a
money-maker and favorite
place to go for a lot of folks
. . . When he took over, Fred
brought his own pans and
pancake recipes . . . If you
want to taste something
really good, try the fluffy
apple pancakes made from
fresh apples and brought to
you on a sizzling tray.
THE SUN RAY on
Mound Road in-Warren, run
by Dan and Sue Lekich, is
fast becoming one of the
finest health food restau-
rants in Michigan . . . While
many go out of business, the
Sun Ray continues on with
its salads, zucchini pasties,
spinach crepes, etc. . . . Dan
and Sue are a couple of dedi-
cated young people whose
delicious health food offer-
ings are gaining wide
recognition.
MORT WIENER asks if
you've ever eaten stuffed
cabbage with raisins? . . .
That's the way they serve it
at the Rascal House in
Florida.
BEAU JACK'S on Tele-
graph and Maple is now a
seven-day operation . . .
Jack and Gary Cochran's
bustling operation is open
Sundays from 4 p.m.
EVER HEAR OF monk
fish with barbeque sauce on
it? . . . Neither did we .. .
However, according to a
representative of O'Neil &
Hoffner Fisheries at the re-
t Michigan Restaurant
ociation Show, the Sea
- 6 e ll on John R sells it that
way.
THERON CODEN
O W is at J. Ross
cane's Whaling Station
on Telegraph in Bloomfield
Hills . . . Wednesdays
through Saturdays.
ALMOST 50 TREES
have been planted in Israel
thus far by his Jewish cus-
tomers . . . in honor of the
late Mike Larco.
Senator Jackie Vaughn
had a proclamation passed
on the Michigan Senate
floor for presentation to
Mike's brother, Pete . . . for
the numerous and untold

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things he had done for
people . . . plus the good
heartedness of Mike, whose
so many charitable contri-
butions no one will ever
know . . . Letters still come
to the Larco's restaurant
from Boys Town of Italy.
Trees are continually
being planted in Israel for
Mike . . . If you want any or
know of others who do . . . in
honor of Mike Larco . . . call
the Jewish National Fund.
IS T.G.I. FRIDAYS on
Evergreen and 10 1/2 Mile
following into the curse of so
many other new restau-
rants that open up and do
fantastically at the start?
. . . That of becoming com-
placently lax on their serv-
ice and food?
OPEN CASTING audi-
tions for all roles of "6 Rms
Riv Vu" by Nancy Gurwin
Dinner Theater, will be held
4 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at Paradiso on
Woodward.
The modern, upbeat com-
edy, will be Nancy Gurwin
Productions' ninth major
dinner theater presentation
.. "6 Rms Riv Vu" (6 rooms
river view as seen in
classified ads) opens June
27 . . . and will be performed
every Saturday night for
eight weeks.
Big date is Sept. 27 . .
That's when Nancy Gurwin
opens at Paradiso starring
in "Annie Get Your Gun."
TUNNEL BAR-B-Q on
Northwestern and 12 Mile
buys its hamburger from
Carl's Kosher Meats on Or-
chard Lake Rd. . . . Thorn
Racovitis and brother-in-
law Chris Stoiantsis, own-
ers of this plus TBQ and
The Other Place in
Windsor, do kosher catering
at Cong. Shaar
Hashomayim across the
river.
THE SPECIALTIES of
27 different Detroit area
restaurants can be sampled
in one day . . . May 9-11 .. .
at "A Taste of Detroit" spon-
sored in Hart Plaza by the
Michigan Restaurant Asso-
ciation.
The second annual "Taste
of Detroit" will feature
bite-sized offerings of the
food that made Detroit's
restaurants well known ..
Tickets for the gourmet nib-
lets will be priced from 25'.
ONCE AGAIN, dining at
Excalibur on Northwestern
and 12 Mile was a pleasure
. . . Again our waitress was
a very good one . . . pretty
Kay Koelzer, courteous, ef-
ficient and smiling.
Ever had cheddar cheese
soup with popcorn? . . . Try
it at Excalibur . . . a delici-
ous treat.
As usual, celebrities and
personalities are all around
. . . A great many people
coming to the Republican
Convention here in July
have already learned about
Excalibur.
There's also a cream
drink at Excalibur you
might want to try ... It's
called Dixie Deluxe ...
Swiss almond chocolate
liqueur, white rum, ice
cream and whole dry
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Cuban pianist Horacio
Gutierrez will be the fea-
tured soloist with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra
next week at Ford Au-
ditorium with Music Direc-
tor Antal Dorati on the
podium.
The Thursday and May
10 evening concerts begin at
8:30 p.m. and the May 9
concert starts at 10:45 a.m.,
preceded by a complimen-
tary coffee hour in the lower
lobby.
The program consists of
Prokofiev's Piano Concerto
No. 3 and Stravinsky's Pet-
rushka. For tickets, call
Ford Auditorium, 961-0700.

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