Coffeehouses no match
for local coffee klatch

By CATHERINE O'DONNELL

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Coffee klatch
likes the refills

;ny son wanted to go," says Klademenos. "I had
'.iso and it was OK. but it cost something over a
dollar." At the Flim Flam, coffee's 60 cents, refills free.

iid a side of crayons to color the paper

six or eight guys at a ti;

to talk, to share ideas. Al,

Lesker, Samborski,;.,
fore dark, smoky coneenuii-'
They've watched as such caf(
in the 1990s.

But they don't contemplate

ing from the Flim
• ." says
o. -We
s OK

cussed Huron River water, radiation of body heat and
the current political campaigns. "Sometimes if we have
an engineering problem," explains a staffer from Great
Lakes,' '• group. Then each of us will go
home -.

As io- . ipresso-and-biscotti places pop-

can't find a place to park on Main Street."

"This place here is close to where we work," adds
another.

"I'm not going to pay $1.25 for a cup of coffee, and
then another $1.25 for a refill," says Samborski.