The Aletheia, Page 9 Olympic Flame Burns Bright Photo by Bob Graham Manager Fred Kiggen whips up a famous Olympic Flame Sub By Mark Neil Assistant Editor Do you like pizza? If so you must try the Olympic Flame Pizza Restaurant. The restaurant is owned by Theo Schleider, a native of Germany, who came to the United States in 1971. Mr. Schleider has worked all over Europe as a pastries chef before accepting a position as a pastry chef at the Grove Park Inn. Mr. Schleider purchased the restaurant in 1988 and has been increasing business ever since. One of the first things you notice about the restaurant is how clean everything is. The Olympic Theo Schleider, owner of Olympic Flame, puts a small pizza in the oven. ANSWERS: The Great Unknown By SHANNON HODGES Staff Writer MONTREAT - Out of each person’s tuition, there is aproximently three dollars that is allotted to a mysterious thing called a Dorm Fund. What is this, you ask? Why didn't anybody tell me? This fund is used to buy the yummy punch and cookies and occasionally pizza during those wild dorm parties. This fund also buys neat and wonderful things like a new T.V. when the 1969 version goes on the blink. It can buy new lamps when M-AC students get a little outrageous with the back handsprings or anything of that nature. Well, who decides? Generally those wise R.Ds decide or if it is something huge there will be a dorm meeting for the group to decide. If there is anything left over, the minute amount will go back into the general budget and carry over until next year. However, there is rarely anything left over and generally the dorms exceed their budget. Thanks for the info Lou Johnson and Mrs. Andrews! Now, back to the pizza party Flame has one of the highest sanitation grades of any restaurant in Buncombe County. And after touring the kitchen and coolers it's no wonder. It's spotless! The menu consists of pizza, made Boston style, hot oven subs, pastas of all kinds, salads,streak subs, and a large variety of drinks. All pizza toppings come in fresh and are prepared in special ways to make your selection even better. For example, fresh Italian sausage is sliced and seasoned each day, fresh green peppers are cut, seasoned, and sauteed before they are used on a pizza. Also all pizza dough is made from scratch as well as the sauce. Even the Bleu Cheese and House salad dressings are made from scratch in this restaurant. The pizza is really great! All toppings are placed between two layers of cheese, a special blend of Mozzarella and White Cheddar, and baked to perfection. The pizza sizes are; small 10", medium 12", and large 16". The restaurant manager is Fred Kiggen. Mr Kiggen worked in an internship program in some of Europe's finest five star hotels and restaurants before coming to the United States. His experience is apparent in all aspects of this restaurants operations. Although no delivery service is available all items can be taken to go. This is a super restaurant and should be tried by all. See page seven for a great deal offered by the Olympic Flame Pizza Restaurant. Photo by Bob Graham Valentine Love Letters COULD WIN YOU A PRIZE PACKAGE Here's How: Write a Love Letter to your favorite guy or girl and try to make it clever and less than 50 words. All the letters that we receive will be published (If Decent) and then they will be judged for best creativity and originality by a blue ribbon panel of Love Judges consisting of Dr. Tisa Lewis, Lou Johnson and Dee Dasburg. The Winners will receive one of the following prizes: GRAND PRIZE: Dinner for two at Annabelle's Restaurant and Pub and a Corsage and Boutonniere from Riddle's Florist in Black Mountain 2nd PRIZE: Dinner for two at Waz's Barbeque in Black Mountain 3rd PRIZE: Movie pass for two from The Mall orTerrace Theatres Send $1.00 and Letter to: Bob Graham, M-AC Box 152 must be received by January 29,1990

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