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The same dishes
he used to cook
for millionaires
are coming to the
table for two or
three dollars.
ifTl Here's the
philosophy
behind it:
We're making a number of
changes at The Station. We
haven't made them all, but one
change we've already made is
food service. We've found a
superlative cook who happens to
agree with our philosophies, and
installed him in the railroad
kitchen car where our meals
come trom.
Our cook used to work at
Pinehurst and some of the most
elegant places in The Triangle.
He knows fine food and loves it.
He reads food authorities inces
santly and chuckles over them.
He believes, as we do, that
remarkable meals should not be
reserved for expense account
wining and dining, or for the
rich. He knows, as we do, that
remarkable meals can be sold for
a lot less money. That you don't
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Game Hens, Sauerbraten,
Sacher Torte, Pate
Our rent is modest at
The Station.
Our fur
nishings
are
plain. We
don't want
you to pay
for wall
decorations
when you pay for
food. That's why you
can have a wonderfully marinated
sauerbraten for slightly over two
dollars. Or Chicken Hungarian
for two and a half. Or a thick,
zesty bowl of lentil soup for
seventy five cents. Or a rich
Sacher Torte that exqui-
site Viennese dessert
for about a dollar. Or
' the cook's persdnal pate
for less than a' dollar.
Or whole roast game
hens, stuffed with
fresh fruit and
rice, for three and
a half.
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gourmet, except that we hate the
word 'gourmet.
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Blue Grazz, New Grazz, i t
and Jazz
, We're bringing you good
sounds at The Station. In the
flesh. Four or five nights a week.
Fresh, happy sounds that make
you feel good. And a little aston
ished. Lisa Uyanik, the young
blues belter who must have spent
her entire childhood listening
to Bessie Smith. The
virtuoso Green
Valley Ramblers.
Old Train; a new
Grass band that
plays with all sixty fingers. The
haunting Chris Frank. Sunfire,
the reggae band that makes you
want to dance and dance and
dance. Any many more.
Apple Chilling Time
Every Tuesday night the
Apple Chill Cloggers carry on at
The Station. From 7:30 to 8:30 '
they give lessons, for beginners,
intermediates and high flyers.
After that the band tunes up and
it's Katie bar the door.
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And that's just the beginning.
We're thinking about great
lunches some day, film nights,
cable TV delights and who
knows what all.
Meanwhile, bring a little bit
of money and a humungus
appetite. Well serve you
proud:
In the DTH Classifieds!
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