THE' DETROIT 'JEWISH 'NEWS"'

'Filddy,'Iailuary 17, 1969-37

Sidney-Hill Offers Caribbean Cruise

Sidney-Hill Northwest Club,
through Book Couzens Travel
Agency, is offering a special mid-
winter Caribbean cruise on the SS
Queen Anna Maria, March 7-19.
Ports of call are San Juan, St.
Thomas and Antigua. Price in-
cludes round-trip economy class
jet to New York, deluxe twin-bed
accommodations at the New York

Hilton Hotel for three nights,
transfers, baggage handling, cock-
tail party, Latin Quarter dinner
show and daily breakfast at the
Hilton Hotel, select cabin accom-
modations on ship, including use
of all services and meals, welcome
cocktail party on shipboard and
services of a personal tour escort.
For information, call Mark Mar-
cus at Sidney-Hill, DI 1-9616.

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The Best of Everything

Jewish Counseling Available

Progress in pediatric surgery,
DES MOINES (JTA)—The Jew-
ish Welfare Federation here has
By Danny Raskin
or "minisurgery," is correcting
birth defects in infants which were
GUY MARKS, TV and recording taurateur mentioned that the gen acted to provide a Jewish coun-
• BANQUET FACILITIES
selor for Jewish families in res-
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
untreatable 10 years ago, accord- satirical comic, finishes at the looked familiar to him . . . The
CUL
Moon Saturday night, so if you fellow said, "I should. You see me ponse to indications that many
SS1,9-E Nn .au siaLmN3w
ing to the March of Dimes.
have a chance, get out and catch every day. This is my night off. Jews prefer help from a Jewish
rather than a nonsectarian agency.
him at the Hazel Park supper I'm one of your waiters!"
For the past two and a half years,
club . . . Marks, sometimes called
DOWNTOWN
"The Walking Camera," is a Institute Series Starts members of the Jewish community
needing
such help have been re-
master of metaphors, whose two
Detroit concert pianist Joann
Dine in a Serene
hits on ABC Records, "Loving Freeman will be guest artist with ferred to the Family Service-Trave-
Oriental Setting
You Has Made Me Bananas" and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, lers Aid agency.
Featuring Authentic
Cantonese Cusine
"How The West Was Won" has conducted by Leopold Sipe, 8:30
the country in seizures of laugh- p.m. Jan. 24 at the Detroit Insti-
CARRY OUT AND CATERING SERVICE
ter . . . Songster Wayne Cochran tute of Arts auditorium.
Open Seven Days a Week . . . Mon. thru Thurs., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.; Fri. &
with the C.C. Riders, who opens
Tickets for the Institute's con-
Sat., 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.; Sun. & Holidays, 12 Noon to 2 a.m.
Monday, has a head of hair that cert series are at the ticket office,
is
the
envy
of
every
girl
who
sees
at Grinnell's or
3177 CASS Al PETERBORO, 2 Blks. N. of Masonic Temple
him! . . . Wayne and the C.C. Rid-
Hudson's.
Free Parking Across Street
TE 1 1100
ers are a very hot show biz attrac-
Miss Freeman
We Honor Diner's and American Express
tion.
concertized
throughout Eu-
HARRY HARRIS celebrated his
rope last year
77th birthday last night at 24
and is preparing
Karat where he is appearirrg, and
for a Far East-
took time out from the festivities
ern tour. Wife of
to fete the occasion with rendi-
—SPECIAL PACKAGE PLAN
Warren Schway-
tions of his favorite songs among
der, she is the
* Luxurious Room—Color TV
I the 3,000 in Harry's vast reper-
mother of four
FRIDAY ONLY-5 P.M. TO 8 P.M.
toire amassed through his many
* Gourmet Dinner
s
o
n
s,
all
musi-
years before the lights.
* Dancing and
Miss
Freeman
cians.
Top Entertainment
I
WANT TO MAKE A phone call
She has appeared as soloist with
* Breakfast
to see how things are at home the Boston Pops, Little Orchestra
* Tax and Gratuity
with the baby sitter? . Or if you Society of New York and Detroit
want to be reached for any reason Symphony, as well as Lucerne
Per Person
Double
. . . Jack Pagoto at Vannelli's on Chamber Orchestra and other mu-
Occupancy
Woodward, has installed phones sical groups. She's a traveling ar-
I all over the place and you can tist in every sense of the word:
ALSO MAKES A LONG
REMEMBERED GIFT FOR
now call (on the house!) or get a licensed pilot, she often flies her
OTHERS TO CHERISH
calls right at your table . . . This own plane to performances.
business of getting up -to use the
The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
phone is for the birds, says Jack is a modern ensemble of 22 musi-
. . . Who can enjoy cold food? . . . cians from Europe and America.
So to make sure folks enjoy their
This 13th Institute concert sea-
dinner in comfort, he has the son also will include performances
Reg. $1.65
phones installed and for use at no by the French-Israeli mime artist
NOW FEATURES
charge to the customer.
Claude Kipnis and his theater
THIS MONTH will be the first troup, Feb. 21; and by pianist
SUNDAY
anniversary of the Original Es- Christopher Eschenbach of Germa-
FAMILY-STYLE BUFFET
quire Delicatessen - Restaurant at ny, young winner of the Clara Has-
From 1 to 9 p.m.
its new location, 11 Mile & Lahser kil Concours, March 7.
Per
in Harvard Row . . . the Esquire
Person
was on Dexter Blvd. for twenty
BILL KOZIN and
Children
$175
years before moving . . . and is
Under 12
LARRY
HOROWITZ
still noted for its Jewish style
Dance to the glittering music of
I-75 and Northline Rd , Southgate
"Kosher Catering At Its Best!"
cooking and pastries made on the
Take Southfield Expressway South
premises ... Owners Harry Weiss,
to 1-75. Get off at Northline Exit.
864-4757
Ben Epstein and Sandy Grunwald
283-4400
IMPERIAL CATERING
were all on Dexter when the move
and his orchestra, featuring Steve Carroll. He plays
came.
for your pleasure nightly, in the Art Gallery that
AFTER RECENTLY CATER-
The Detroit Institute of Arts Concert Series
ING a kosher dinner for 1,100 peo-
swings! Reservations 965-0200.
Edith J. Freeman, Chairman
ple at Cobo Hall, Bill Kozin and
Your Host Chuck Muer
ST.
PAUL
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, Leopold SIPE conductor
Larry Horowitz saw their profits
Pianist
JOANN FREEMAN, guest artist.
turn into expense faster than an
Friday, Jan. 24 at 8:30 p.m. AUDITORIUM.
Internal Revenue man can add .. .
Tickets: $5, $4, $3, $2.50 at Detroit Institute of Arts
All the dirty dishes were replaced
(832-2730); Grinnell's and J. L. Hudson Ticket Services.
after a truck bringing them back
turned over on the expressway
. . . As WJBK-TV put it, "An
easy way to get out of washing
Two Washington Boulevard
dishes!" (quite expensive, too!)
NOTE TO BERNIE LITT at
NOW APPEARING NIGHTLY AT DETROIT'S
Billy's Delicatessen-Restaurant on
MOST INTIMATE & EXCITING LOUNGE
Livernois . . . This year, 1969, is
• Complete Lunches 11 a.m. to
the 15th anniversary of your fine
4 p.m.
eatery . . . and it seems like yes-
terday that you left King Coffee
• "Happy Hour" Cocktail Time
after eight years to join with the
4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
late William Kohlbeck, restaurant
• Show Time 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
and catering manager at the old
All Credit Cards Honored
Barium Hotel for 11 years, to take
18632 W. McNichols
over the Brothers Restaurant and
2 Blks. W. of Southfield Kw) ••••• •
change the name to Billy's . . . In

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SINGER DON CORNELL is of
Italian origin but wears a Mogen
David alongside the cross around
his neck . . . His father's best
featuring PAUL MUNI
friend was a rabbi and they use to
Wednesday Evening — January 22, 1969
spend Friday nights together.
8:00 P.M.
CHUCK MUER was sitting at
the Salamandre Bar of the Hotel
Aaron DeRoy Theatre-Jewish Community Center, Meyers at Curtis
Pontchartrain and struck up a
r
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General Admission $1.00
conversation with a neatly-dressed :: '.
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fellow sitting next to him . .
After about 15 minutes, the res

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