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SHOWERS AND PRIVATE PARTIES.

Specializing in
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Open Daily 11 sm. to 11 p.m. — Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Free Parking
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13713 W. IP MILE ROAD. OAK PARK

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FREE VALET

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1431 TIMES SQUARE

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Bet. Grand River A Clifford
enjoy a fine dinner — take in
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Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
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Cell 356-5293
and Carry Outs

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Chinese-American Cuisine

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THE DAY OF FEB. 9, 1971 is
one Gussie and William Mints of
Oak Park won't forget for a long
time . . . They were in California
visiting daughter Harriet and son-
in-law Leo Rich when at 6 a.m., a
terrific rumbling noise awakened
them as the house began to shake
... The furnace had been repaired
the day before so William thought
that was the cause . . . All the
lights went out, however, and Har-
riet walked in, flashlight in hand,
to state like a Due Californian
that it was "only an earthquake!"
. . '. The entire household was
awakened, of course—except for
three-year-old Matthew Rich, who
opened his eyes, looked around,
decided he didn't care for the fuss
and went back to sleep! . . . All
in all, Feb. 0, was quite a day .. .
the earthquake, splashdown of the
astronauts and eclipse of the moon
—yes, quite a day!
OVERHEARD ... "My daughter's
in the dungarees and loafer stage.
She wears dungarees and dates
loafers."
THANKS TO ... BOB TALBERT
. . . for your column about us in
last week's Free Press . . True,
this month marks the 29th year
we've been writing the Listening
Post column in The Jewish News
. . . Never missing a deadline,
however, Bob, sounds great, but
we think you meant never missing
a column-- .. . (wowie, sure a lot
of columns,) and our mom, Mrs.
Minnie Raskin, has every one in
scrap books!)
IMPORTANT COUNCIL primary
elections in Oak Park are definitely
set for Aug. 3.
SIGNING IN .. • Seen by Mitch-
ell Newman in the window of an
outstate billiard parlor . . . "Try
our indoor pool."
THERE'S A WHITE unmarked
scout car, sometimes without lights
on, cruising around Northland in
the wee hours of the morning .. .
so watch yourself.
GOING FROM San Francisco to
Chicago by air, Ted Sills was en-
grossed in a book on bridge when
the'stewardess stopped and looked
over his shoulder . . . "Mr. Sills,"
she said, "that must be a fascinat-
ing love story you are reading."
. . Startled, Ted looked at the
chapter heading -With fresh eyes—
"Free Resgassel-After an Original
Pass." - _-
START MAILING YOUR PLANS
for the Mar 2 big time, -with In-
fants Serviee - Gronp this year .. .
That's the date at its annual Cherub
Ball and ChantpagnsaDtnier-Dance
at Latin Quarter . . . Sophie Sha-
piro is dinner-dance chilli-thin and
Eleanor - Riseman, entertainment
chairman . President of ISG
is Marilyn Peiss.
TICKETS ARE READY for the
Sammy Woolf Testimonial Dinner,
May 25 . $17.50 per person in-
cludes everything . . . dinne r,
drinks unlimited, dancing, enter-
tainment, etc.... Call Sam's sons-
in-law, Maurice Cohen, 3454800, or
Dr. Alan Nickamin, 3524260. -
DRIVING THROUGH a small
town in. Omaha, Jess Kalb= was
stopped and cross-examined by a
gent who introduced himself as
sheriff of the county . . . Jess
asked for his credentials and the
sheriff took a badge out of his
pocket ,to show—and looked a little
sheepish . . . The badge was a tin
affair marked "Space Ship Patrol"
. . . Seems as though his nine-
year-old son had switched badges.

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He is not well-bred that cannot
bear M-hreeding in others.
--Benjamin Franklin