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tional and Cultural Center of
Michigan ... Sept. 29, 6 p.m.
... at Southfield Civic Center,
Evergreen and Civic Center
Drive,(101/2 Mile).
Limited reservations must be
made by Wednesday ... with
$35 per person donation checks
made payable to CAECC
and mailed with name, address,
phone number and number of
r ervations to ... CAECC, 315
. Eisenhower, Suite 300, Ann
Arbor 48104.
Panorama of various flavors,
textures and techniques of
Chinese culinary art will be •
chosen from the four regional
cuisines ... peppery Sechuan
cooking, seafoods from Shan-
ghai's coastal region, mild but
eloquent dishes of Beijing, and
old favorites of Canton ... All
will be prepared by a team of
leading chefs from Southeastern
Michigan.
Invite says, "Prolong your life!
Preserve youth and beauty!
Dine on dishes selected from the
world's greatest cuisine that
nourished both peasants and
emperors!"
TONY TOCCO has been a
fan of Ricky Dee (Drapkin) for
years ... as Ricky sang at many
places around town ... Now he
will have Ricky performing for
him . . . with the Billy Rose
Quartet ... this Monday at his
Point Bar-B-Q on Van Dyke,
just north of 17 Mile in Sterling
Heights ... 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
GALOREto
KUDOS
Rachline "Reeky" Hoff ... chief
coordinator for recent Jerry
Lewis Telethon here in Detroit
at Channel 2.
GOOD WAITER DEPT. ...
Mike Govan ... at Giorgio's in
Birmingham ... very peronable,'
smiling, efficient and a distinct
pleasure ... Mike is one of the
Michigan Inn Benchmark stal-
warts ... While that place is
being renovated and rejuve-
nated, Mike is at Giorgio's ...
He'll return to the Benchmark
when it reopens soon.
THE OTHER PLACE in
Windsor is Tunnel Bar-B-Q's
second spot ... although not a
rib house ... It is on Dougall
Rd. ... owned by Thom
Racovitis and brother-in-law
Chris Stoiantsis.
It used to be the old Knotty
Pine Inn of late '50s and early
'60s . But the interesting
story behind Thom and Chris is
their restaurant background ...
Thom's mother and dad, Helen
and Harry Racovitis, opened the
famed Tunnel Bar-B-Q with five
stools back in 1941 ... Today it
has over 100 seats ... and
serves well over a hundred tons
of ribs a year ... The barbecue
sauce, a family recipe prepared
by Chris, who worked with
Helen and Harry three years be-
fore marrying their daughter
Valerie, is shipped all over the
world ... Thom and Chris make
a good team ... Chris handling
things at the Tunnel Bar-B-Q
and Thom making the Other
Place into one of Windsor's
finest eateries ... with an in-
teresting continental menu ...
featuring best favorites from all
lands.

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