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Meadow Brook Best Buy
for New Music Festival

Compared with other summer
music festivals of equal renown
such as Tanglewood, Blossom and
R avini a, Oakland University's
Meadow Brook Music Festival,
which. opened it seventh season
June 25, is again offering the most
attractive box office prices.
Despite the current inflation-re-
cession climate, Meadow Brook
concertgoers may still enjoy any
one of its 34 performances for less
than the cost of a first run movie
downtown. Other festivals charge
as much as $10.50 for a special
concert while Meadow Brook's top
price remains at $4 for Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday evenings and
$5 for the Jazz-Folk Friday evening
concerts. The $5 and $4 seats are
in the covered Baldwin Pavilion.
Coupon Books ($25 value for
$20) help make Meadow Brook-
going inexpensive and completely
flexible.

MICHAEL JEROME KWIKER,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A.
Kwiker of Penington Dr. received
his degree of doctor of osteopathy
at commencement exercises of the
College of Osteopathic Medicine
and Surgery in Des Moines, June
4. The Jewish News regrets the
omission of Mrs. Kwiker's name in
the announcement last week.

LARCO'S

Fine Italian•American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste

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Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
UN 24455
7523 W. McNichols Rd.

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The Best of Everything

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• Businessmen's Luncheons
• Superb Dining Cuisine
• Excellent Cocktails

Private Parking
Banquet Facilities

DANCING NIGHTLY
BILLY ROSE TRIO

CARRY-OUT and DELIVERY

ONE DINNER FREE

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White Fish

(Choice of Following)

Bar-B-Q Ribs
Bar-B-Q Lamb

• Fish & Chips
• Fried Chicken
• Fried Shrimp

With Purchase of 1 Bar-B-0 Rib Dinners

All Orders Include Choice of Two—
Spaghetti, French Fries or Cole Slaw.

4144

12 Mile Rd., Berkley (Just E. of Greenfield

Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. & Sun.

12 Noon -10 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 12 Noon-12 p.m.

399-4647

IN REAR
PICK-UP PARKING

3 Blks. E. of Southfield

273-0727

through the center of this succulen
little devil was a generous amoun
of Danish blue cheese . . . You
could see it, smell it and, best of
all, you could taste it.
A TOURIST IN CHINA watched
as three prominent Chinese were
being buried . . . As the first cas-
ket was lowered, several Chinese
women came forward, placing
chickens, rice, bread and wine on
the coffin . . . "What's that for?"
asked the visitor . . . "That is our
custom," answered one of the
mourners, "so that the body of the
dead man will not go hungry." .. .
The same procedure was followed
when the second casket was low-
ered . . . When the third was low-
ered only a single cup of rice was
placed on it . . "Say," muttered
the stranger, "how come they put
such a little bit of food on that
coffin?" . . . The China m an
shrugged. "That was Sing Lee. He
was on a diet."
ONE MILE OF superhighway
looks much like another, and with
the restaurant chains using the
same floor plan in each establish-
ment, it's hard to remember just
where you are . . . But a family
that had breakfast, lunch and din-
ner in three such turnpike restau-
rants didn't realize how confused
one member was getting . . . As
Merle and Annette Stern walked
into the restaurant for dinner, some
500 miles from the one where they
had breakfasted, their four-year-
old son Gary exclaimed in bewil-
derment, "We've been traveling all
day, and here we are again!"

• Lunches • Dinners
Banquet & Meeting Rooms

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Appearing Nightly
Henry Van Steeden
Organ•Piano

**. 18332 W. McNichols

2 Blks. W of Southfield Xwy

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Midsummer's Eve Rock
to Continue All Summer

Midsummer's Night Rock, a sum-
mer-long series of outdoor concerts
at the State Fair Grandstand, is
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now in progress. Concerts are every
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sat-
.UNCHEON DINNER COCKTAILS
— Sat., 5 0,
Coen Da11r II a.
urday and Sunday at '1:30 p.m.
NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT
The rock concerts are being pre-
sented by the non-profit Detroit
Association for the Performing
Arts to raise funds for the Asso-
ciation's cultural activities. These
include providing intensive musical
20231 James Couzens
tutoring for promising inner-city
Little Denmark, and it consisted youngsters and promoting major
at Greenfield
345.4555
of the conventionally shaped cultural events.
American hamburger, but running
A July 4 rock marathon is sched-
uled to run 12 hours, noon until 12
a.m. Featured are Manchild, Street
Angel's Hour Glass
Noise, Brutus, Tote Family, Chimo,
18800 W. McNICHOLS
Magic Circus, Poor Souls, Fugi,
(a Bibs. W. of
Southfield)
538 - 4850
Black Murder and Milestone.

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17321 W. McNICHOLS

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By Danny Raskin

'TURK PRUJANSKY is in Detroit
. . . The fabulous Turk, noted from
coast to coast as celebrity to the
celebrities, will do a limited pack
'em in engagement, opening this
Monday at Angel's Hour Glass on
W. McNichols, six blocks west of
Southfield . . . Producer, director,
impressario, composer, author,
supreme host, etc. ... that's Turk,
whose six-foot-one stature of mag-
netic personality includes a rich
baritone voice with which to sing
his own compositions . . . If past
performances by Turk are any in-
dication, Angel's and the entire
area around Six Mile Rd. and
Southfield will really be jumping!
A GOOD EATING spot is not one
that gets new customers . . . but a
place where the people come back.
. . That's the reputation being
built up by John Carmona at his
little Tacorama Mexican eatery on
W. Nine Mile Rd. in Ferndale, just
west of Woodward.
TRY THE EGGPLANT Parme-
san at Provincial House on W. 10
Mile Rd., just east of Evergreen.
. . . This delicacy is among a fine
selection of good food at the popu-
lar northwest eatery ... They have
fried ice cream, too!
SAMMY LIEBERMAN at Ra-
leigh House Catering is still going
great guns . . . No such thing as
trying to match Sammy's superb
offerings . . . And with all the
commercial work Sammy's been
doing, the Raleigh House standbys
are in no way being neglected .. .
which is why choice dates are al-
ways made available for weddings,
bar mitzvahs, etc.
FRANK SIDNEY AND his or-
chestra open a one week stand
this Monday at the Cabaret La-
Boheme atop Hotel Pontchartrain.
. . He's president of the Detroit
Orchestra Leaders Association and
features "singing saxaphones" and
vocalist Jeanne Rand . . . with a
subdued (no amps) type of dance
music that includes pops, stand-
ards, novelties, waltzes, rhumbas
and tangos.
EVER EAT A BLUEBURGER?
. . . Now this is really good . . . I
used to get it at a place called

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Hotel Brickman to Host
Jackie Mason, Others

Owners of Hotel Brickman, South
Fallsburgh, N.Y., Murrary and Ben
Posner, have compiled a roster of
entertainers who will perform this
season in the Parisienne night club.
Among the personalities are
Jackie Mason, Kaye Stevens,
Hines, Hines and Dad, Billy Dan-
iels, London Lee, Red Buttons,
Robert Alda and Cab Calloway.
Ned Harvey will conduct the
Brickman Orchestra.

531-8877
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EMPRESS
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Specializing in Cantonese Cuisine
In Harvard Row Shopping Center at
11 Mile and LaMer Rd.
Open Mon. through Fri. 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Sat. 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m.; Sun. Noon-10:30
. 356-47511
Orders To Take Out

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THE SUSSEX HOUSE

Fine Dining and Cocktails
19701 W. 12 Mile Rd. (Just East of Evergreen)

OPEN DAILY FROM 11:30 A.M.

FEATURING PRIME BEEF FROM

LANES MARKET

FOOD

Your Host
JIMMY JARDACK

• BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS

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FACILITIES FOR UP TO 275
BANQUETS — SHOWERS
WEDDINGS — BAR MITZVAHS

Owner,
Food Lanes Market

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Your Choice of Roast Beef I
or Roast Turkey and Dressing I
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With Potatoes 8. Cole Slow or

& Butter, $
Tossed Salad, Roll
Dessert (Pie, Pudding or Jello.)

BOTTLE & BASKET

646 - 6553

Sandwich Trays
and Catering for

188 N. Hunter Private Affairs.

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Henry K. Martin

Presents

"BAG IT"

Hit Comedy Revue

Associate Producer Gene Rosenberg
Sun. thru Thurs. 8 p.m.; Fri. 8 p.m.

Sot. 8 p.m. 10 p.m. & 12 Mid.

Closed Mondays

The Zodiac

12 MILE AT NORTHWESTERN

Reservations & Ticket Information 358-0226

DINING—
DANCING—
ENTERTAINMENT—
AT THE 24K CLUB

The perfect blend for a perfect evening. The
music is soft and scintillating, the dancing is
delightful, the food—well, we are mighty proud of
it—come in, see why.

Israelis Say They Lack
Aid Asked by Cambodia

TEL AVIV—Cambodian govern-
ment requests of Israel for mili-
tary aid will not be met, a foreign
ministry official said here.
"We have like other govern-
ments, been approached by Cam-
bodian authorities for military
supplies, including equipment for
their MIG aircraft," the spokes-
man said.
"We have had to turn down their
request since we do not have the
material they are asking for."

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Featuring Detroit's Inimitable Harry Harris with the
Lenny Schick Trio 6 Nights a Week. Closed Sunday.

Serving from 11 AM to 2 AM

10890

Telegraph (south of McNichols)

038-4455

5313-4455