OP Library Concert
to Feature Young Artists

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 5, 1971-37

The Best of Everything

Small rooms or dwellings set
By Danny Raskin
the mind in the right path, large
ones cause it to go astray.—Leo-
COMEDIAN HERKIE STILES tanrant ... "I think this Is horse
nardo da Vinci
was lunching with Edgar Bergen meat," said one suspiciously.
at a Hollywood restaurant when . . . "Oh, I don't think so," said
Jack Benny sauntered in . . . Jack the other . . . "I'll bet you," of-
sat down at the table with his two fered the first . . . "No, thanks,"
friends, had lunch and then asked the second refused, "I never won
Fine INilesaAnsericari Cuisine
Defirdeusly Prepared for tin
for the check . . . On the way out, a bet on a horse in my life!"
Discerning Taste
Herkie said to Jack, "For years
PASTA, PAGLIACCI and Pen-
• BANQUET FACILITIES
now
I've heard you're a tightwad. zance
Now : Open Sunday 12 Neon
is the theme Thursday and
7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 24455
How come, Jack, you picked up the Friday nights in the Park Shelton
check?" . . . Said Jac): Benny, (formerly Hugo's) ... Owner Pietro
"All I can tell you is that this is DeFiore presents an interesting ar-
the last time I'll ever lunch with ray
of continental cuisine in mold-
a ventriloquist"
ing his delightful dining spot into
BEVERAGE MANAGER and as- a celebrity center also . . . with
HOURGLASS sistant to general manager Tony folks from all walks of life coming
Nestico at Black Forest Inn, S. to partake of the delicious special-
181100BLAIlefidiels
6 Mks. W. of
Washington near 11 Mile Rd. in ties . . . If you've been there, you
Royal
Oak, is another Tony . . . know the Bohemian atmosphere set
SWIM
• BUS•1•11•11114WS
Tony Kowalczyk.
in a decorative background of
Luncheons
WHEN
YOU STOP to consider colorful posters . . . Some of
• Superb Dining
what you pay for a steak, it's easier Pietro's dishes cannot be found
Cuisine
• Excellent
to understand why cows are sacred anywhere else—his recipes are as
cocktails
in India.
secret as a woman's age.
• Private Parking
• Banquet Facilities
HERMAN GOLDMAN of De-
HOW ABOUT THIS name for a
DANCING TO
troit S- portservice and Tiger Pub- bar . . . "Chez When."
BILLY ROSE TRIO
lications, tells of the two Amer-
CLARENCE BAKER, longtime
icans dining in a Parisian res- owner and maitre d' favorite
around Detroit, is "back home."
I . . . Former bossman at Act IV,
RIDE THE RAIL TO YESTERYEAR
Clarence
has returned to the same
FOR REAL OLD FASHIONED EATING ENJOYMENT
1 spot, now called The Steering
Old-Tyme Big Sandwiches
Wheel,
on
W. Grand Blvd.
1
SAM LEVENSON HAS a story
DELICATESSEN—CHARBURGERS
1 about a man who quarreled with
STEAK & EGGS
his wife and moved out to a hotel.
. . . All day he brooded, but by
DESSERT FANTASIES
dinnertime he was hungry and
Eat In or Take Out AU ABOARD!
sorry, so he called her . . . "Hello,
Sarah. What are you making for
dinner?" ... "Poison I'm making."
4286 N. WOODWARD
. . . "So make only one portion.
Between 13 & 14 MIN Rds.
I'm not coming home."
576-1588
HEAR T)!.LL A kosher Chinese
I restaurant
may open hereabouts
. . There's one in New York,
B ernstein's on Essex St., with the
slogan, "Where West Meets East
for a Chinese Feast and Kashrut
Is Guaranteed."
EVER HAD a Torpedo drink?
. . . It's only served at places
that have coconuts . . . with the
top usually cracked open and
vodka free-poured into the milk-
1
Open 7 Days
fed shell . . . The name comes
a Week,
Mashed Potatoes, Tossed
after a drink made by our
I71 6-91" 9€1 9
P.m ' Salad, Roll and Butter, &
Pacific-based GIs In World War
II who took wood alcohol from
Dessert.
torpedos, sifted the poison out by
pouring It onto bread,. and then
sandwich Tux , I
mixing with coconut milk.
646-6553
Private Affairs.
ONCE MILTON BERLE played
Pittsburgh for a one-week stand ...
On Monday, he picked out a res-
taurant that looked attractive to
PEOPLE
him, and liked everything except
the bread . . . "I always eat whole
WALK ...
wheat," he told the waitress; but
she brought white ... On Tuesday,
RUN
he reminded her about the whole
DRIVE ..
wheat- but was served white bread
again . . . Wednesday she made
or ' FLY . .
the same mistake, not to mention
Thursday and Friday . .. Finally
But Somehow They Get to Try
on Saturday, when she took his
order, Berle said casually, "Just
for the heck of it, I think I'll take
white bread today.". . "That's
funny," said the waitress, "Aren't
you the party who always orders
whole wheat?"

LARCO'S

ANGEL'S

The Friends of the Oak Park
Public Library will honor the mem-
ory of Philip Rosenthal, a former
board member, with a "Concert
in the Library," 9 p.m Wednesday.
Young pianist Sonia Wancger and
violinist Kirk J. Toth will be fea-
tured.
Miss Wancger, a student of
Julius Chajes, performed in Poland
before emigrating to this country
in 1969. Kirk is the 16-year-old con-
cert master of the Detroit Youth
Symphony and a soloist with the
Jewish Center Symphony Orches-
tra.

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Kollek Hopes for Native
Jerusalem Arabs' Return

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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Mayor
Teddy Kollek said that ethnic mi-
norities living in the city do not
take full advantage of the rights
offered them, such as municipal
employment. He predicted that
"the day will come when they will
do so, when we have succeeded in
creating a climate of mutual ad-
justment between Jew and Arab."
Kollek said that when peace is
finally achieved, he would like to
see every Arab born in Jerusalem
return to live there.

You can't get rid of what is
part of you, even if you throw it
away.—Goethe.

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Danny Stevenson Duo

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Tues. thru Fri., 9 to 1 a.m.

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Fri. - Sat. - Sun.

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Due to public demand
reservations will now be
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SPECIAL SUN. ONLY

bountiful Buffet Dinners

Weosaings

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• LUNCHEON DAILY
• COMPLETE DINNERS
• CHOICE COCKTAILS

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Salad
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LUNCHEON
DINNERS

DANNY HOLLEY

Onside *Merkel' Groat Organist
TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY
No Cover—No Minimum

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ROAST TURKEY
WITH DRESSING

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FINE DINING
COCKTAILS

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Michigan's Only Strictly Kosher 'Delicatessen
Under Rabbinical Supervision
Michigan Kashruth Council
Rabbinic Administrator
Rabbi Jack Goldman

• Full delicatessen

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selections.
selections.
Buy the sandwich
buy the pound.
Delicatessen and
salad trays.
Fresh smoked fish
and lox.
Stuffed Cabbage
Hungarian Goulash

• Farfel & Mushrooms

• Meet Balls

• Chicgen Fricassee

• Knishes - Kishko -
Kugel
• Mushroom Barley Soup

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Chicken Soup
Roast Chicken
Spanish Rice
Kasha & Varnishkes

WEDNESDAY—SMORGASBORD NIGHT
All You Can Eat
$295

(Delicatessen Not Included)

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