18-Hole Golf Course Enhances Stevensville

SWAN LAKE—Stevensville Coun- name stars throughout the sum-
try Club is featuring a host of ' mer, among them, Johnny Des-
mond, Dick Shawn and Myron
Cohen.
Stevensville's new 18-hole golf
at DARBY'S
course, 7070 yards, is sky high, and
has
a panorama of miles. It fea-
Is a real treat
tures an elegant club house, golf
• Visit Our New
carts
and practice range with Jim-
SKYLIGHT
my Basile, PGA golf pro.
ROOM, Cocktail
Lounge and Bar
For 40 years, the Harry Dinner-
steins has run Stevensville.
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THEATRE
Snacks . . . a
Delight
LUNCHEON
A Pleasure

LARCO'S

Fine Italian-American Cuisine
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Discerning Taste

Res. UN 2-7642

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JOEL NASH from 8:30

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538-4455
538-4456

ANNOUNCING: Our New Temple Room
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MOVIE GUIDE

OPEN 11:00 A.M.
Exclusive Showing

"THE DIRTY DOZEN"

MON., TUES. THURS., FRI.
"Dirty Dozen," 11:30,
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2:24, 5:18, 8:12,
10:51.
WED., Open 9:30 a.m.
"Dirty Dozen," 10:00, 12:38, 3:16, 5:54,
8:32, 11:10. Opens 9:30 A.M.

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Wed. Ladies' Day, 50c

Guest Columnist, HY LEWIS
RUBY SAMSON CAME UP with
a great idea the other day as we
were discussing the Israel Emer-
gency Fund and reinvestment in
Israel Bonds. He suggested that we
buy Israel products which natural-
ly boosts the economy of the home-
land. There must be many areas
where Israel products are sold, in-
cluding some super-markets.
• • •

BEN AND JEANNE FELD-
STEIN were hosts to their children
and grandchildren at a dinner get-
together honoring daughter, Le-
nore Diskin, on her birthday.
Markie and Johnnie, Lenore's sib-
lings, thought that the party was
so much fun . . . they decided that
mother should have at least 12
birthdays a year.
• • *

SPEAKING ABOUT CHILDREN
. . . Harry and Jennie Goldberg
keep adding to their inventory
every year . .. Jennie says, "Look
at it this way—your own children
are the main course and after they
grow up and get married the
grandchildren are the dessert."
* • •

JULES OLEN walked into his
tailor shop and pointed to his
sport jacket and asked for a but-
ton to replace one that was miss-
ing. The tailor rummaged through
a box of loose buttons, came up
with a precise match and remark-
ed, "I found this in the postoffice
two weeks ago." "That," said
Jules, "is where I lost it." Small
world isn't it..

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AND ON THE THEME of small
worlds, Barney and Sally Winer
along with son Richard were hav-
ing lunch with Jules and Minnie
Levitt at a popular restaurant
when Sall remarked that the
banana c am pie she was having
for dess rt tasted remarkably like
the pies he used to get at a din-
ing place n Twelfth Street more
than 25 years ago. She couldn't
get over the similarity of the
unique taste and asked the waitress.
who their pastry chef was .. , you
guessed it . the same one who
made the pies a quarter-century
ago.
• • •

THE WRITER, WHO WAS born
in Dublin, Ireland, had the good
fortune to meet Mayor of Dublin
Briscoe when he visited here a
few years ago, After reminiscences
of Dublin, of which we have only
vague recall, the good Mayor ob-
served The Jewish News in our
hands and politely asked if he
could take the copy back with
him, which, of course, we happily
complied with. It was a few
months later that we received a
copy of a Dublin newspaper which
he sent in exchange.
• • •

DR. HERSHEL SANDBERG
picking up his car at a garage
was mildly indignant at the size of
the repair bill. "You charge more
for your work than we of the
medical profession do!" Sandberg
exclaimed. The mechanic looked
him in the eye and said, "The way
it looks to me is that we got it
coming to us, You doctors keep
working on the same model . . .
ours changes every year."

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Featuring Superb Cantonese Cuisine

1 Blk. N. of Masonic Temple

3148 Second Blvd. at Seville Hotel

"A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN"

FRI. AND WK. DAYS: Open 6:15, shown
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Shown 1:25, 3:10, 4:55, 6:45, 8:30, 10:30.

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Open 10:45
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5040
81-5
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Special Selective Engagement of
Roger Hammerstein's

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358.3920
444-8676
A RETURN TO ELEGANCE
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"SWINGIN` TIME REVUE OF '67"

8 Big Acts Featuring
MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS
Plus, on Screen
Audie Murphy in Color

FRI., SAT., SUN.: 12:50, 4:20, 7:50, 11:20.
Wk. Days: 12:40, 4:00, 7:20, 10:40.

"THE Y UNG WARRIORS"

N.:11:10, 2:40, 6:10, 9:40.
FRI., SAT.,
Wk. Days: 11:05, 2:25, 5:45, 9:00.
Wed: Ladies Day 50c

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GA 7-0400 8,F aa n ',ate% Rd.
Air Cooled by Refrigeration
Special Selective Engagement of
Roger Hammerstein's

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"THE SOUND OF MUSIC"

Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer
MON., THURS.. Doors open 7:00. Shown
8 p.m. WED.: Matinee 1:30. EVE.: 8:00.
FRI.: Mat. 1:30. EVE.: 8:00. SAT.: 2:00,
5:20, 8:40. SUN.: 1:30, 5:00, 8:20.

"40 GUNS TO APACHE PASS"

Doors Open 10:45 a.m. Free Parking
LATE SHOW Friday and Saturday
For schedule information call
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1:00, 4:50, 1:45.

"Who's
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WINNER ACADEMY AWARDS

Fri., Mon., Tues. 7:00, 10:50. Sat. Eve.
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WINNER CANNES FESTIVAL 1966
WINNER GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS

Fri.: 8:00
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Sun.: 5:30

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PRE-HISTORIC WOMEN"

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