left over to buy proper ingredi- ents for the meals. The old places continued to have their appeal ... In fact, it would have come as no great sur- prise to anyone if they enjoyed a revival next time a "new" trend in restaurants was needed ... More exotic trends had been known to sweep the town, and a little old-fashioned deli could re- ally have been a fascinating place. NEW YORK will have noth- ing on the Detroit metro area when Tribute opens March 28, on 12 Mile west of Orchard Lake Road ... Very trendy, upscale din- ing with sophisticated casual el- egance will be a large theme at Tribute ... The key word being ca- sual. Although it will have all the wanted amenities of superior din- ing and then some (prices may be the highest yet in this region), waitpersons will not be in tuxedo garb and customers will be al- lowed to come appropriately at- tired ... If desired, no ties ...sweaters OK ... even dress blue jeans ... "As long as everything will be in good taste," says Trib- ute maitre d' and general man- ager Mickey Bakst. A Detroit deli had its own flavor. "MY DAD WILL always be there," said Susan Muer, a true chip off the Muer block ... So much so that folks won't be sur- prised also to see her wearing a bow tie one of these days, like her dad. Susan was talking about the annual Salmon Stakes that Chuck started 18 years ago, in 1978 ... and has become Michi- gan's longest running fishing tourney. It is set for April 27, 6 a.m. till 1 p.m., with prizes galore for those that didn't get away. Proceeds go to the Blue Water Mental Health Clinic which, to date, has received over $700,000 to aid troubled children, adults and their families throughout Michigan. The annual Salmon Stakes are like a tribute to the late Chuck Muer ... He loved fishing so much ... For more info, call Ruth Rhoad- es at Chuck Muer's Blue Water Inn, (800) 468-3727. IT STARTED last year with just over a hundred people at Botsford Inn ... Something went wrong with mailing for this year's second annual Slumber Party dinner dance and silent auction by COTS (Coalition On Tempo- rary Shelter) at the Ritz-Carlton, but was still attended by over 160 ... More than 300 are expected to attend No. 3, already in the plan- ning stage for next year. ALTHOUGH THERE has been no grand opening yet, Clas- sic Coney Island kosher restau- rant has been open for business for a number of weeks on 10 Mile and Greenfield, in the New Or- leans Mall. OFFICIAL GRAND opening of the new and impressive Sun- day Champagne Brunch at Dou- bletree Suites, formerly Embassy Suites, on Franklin and Beck roads in Southfield, is March 20. However, it is presently open and gathering momentum each week ... 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m ... with a sumptuous array of hot and cold choices ... Adults $15.95; children 10 and under $6.95; se- nior citizens $14.95; and children 3 and under free. MAIL DEPT. ... From Mau- rey Pastor in Las Vegas ... "We recently celebrated the fourth in- stallation affair of our Detroit- Vegas Club, with 75 people joining in the festivities. A com- plete buffet dinner, desserts, etc., were prepared and served by former Detroiters Leo and Har- riet Weiss. "Our present officers were re- elected for another year. Edyie and Ray Cohen, co-presidents; Bill and Luba Haftka, co-trea- surers; Francis Cowell, hostess; myself, club historian; and Bea and Leo Fogelman, producers of our club bulletin." LOCAL FAVORITE and in- ternationally noted pianist David Syme, the Human Jukebox be- cause of his ability to play every- one's musical asking ... old standards, classic rock, classical and pop music ... now has his own call-in show, "Play It Again, Syme," on WHND-AM (560) Fri- days from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. ... It features folks calling in with things to say and a request for David to play. He is currently appearing Wednesday evenings at Joe Muer's Grill on Southfield Road near 13 Mile. RICHARD GOLDEN says, "You've got my word on it!" that the cocktails and strolling sup- per at Jimmy Schmidt's Chianti Villa Lago, 123 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, will be a dandy ... It's to raise funds, March 4, for Gilda's Club, Metro Detroit, honoring the late come- dienne Gilda Radner ... Richard is a Gilda Club board member and honorary co-chairperson with Asha Blake ... $40 per per- son ... Call Gilda's Club, (810) 851-6557. TYPO, ERRATA, ETC. Dept. ... Bowl-a-Drome as itemed in recent Envoy review, was on Dexter, not Wyoming ... The Wyoming kegling alleys were called Wy-7. ANOTHER BIG COUP ... And won't the members be hap- py! ... Certified Master Chef Michael Russell starts at Wabeek Country Club on March 11. ❑ Your Hosts: Tommy Peristeris & Rick Rogow Welcome to the best Greek food this side of Greektown featuring the finest lamb chops among other excellent Greek favorites. 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