THE DETROIT JEWISH 11:.-NS
40—Friday, April 28, 1972

GREAT
DAY TO

Danny Raskin's

ALVARO'S

Italian &
American Cuisine

CLAM SHOP

Serving

175 Seating Neoteurent a L•ame•
4 Specious Private Dining
Rooms for Showers. Lunch-
eons, Banquet., etc.
Open 11 s.41. to 2 a.m.
SWIFT LUSO:WON

Itestoorete-Corktoil Lego*.
1824 W. 14 M. Rd. FASHION SHOW
(W. of Creeks Rd.)

52.75

Anthony

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MON.-SAT.
11:30-2:00 A.M.

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SPECIALIZING IN SERVING THE
;
FINEST FRENCH AUTHENTIC CUISINE,

Closed Sunday

PIZZA • RIBS • SEAFOOD

Bet. Grand River A Clifford

963-8484

tiCe

11:30

to 11:30 Lan.

ow.

B OCUZO CU/C/

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964-5744

PLAN YOUR PARTIES
WITH OUR FROZEN PIZZA

17125

CARL'S

VII

Conant corner

CARSON'S

CHOP
HOUSE

Sew Maharajah Restaurant

TM

.n.

and only AllaParap. moo, 'elusion and

3130 CASS

LITTLE RICHARD'S

EXCELLENT COCKTAILS

Dancing Tues, thru Sat.
Billy Rose Trio

• SHRIMP

Fi•D

Mon.-Tues.-Wed.—Spaghetti viltols t Butter

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• RAVIOLI
• CHICKEN
DAILY 3 P.M. .I2 MID
• RIBS & CHOPS
• LASAGNA
WEEKENDS TO 3 A M
Between
Inkster
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Moddlebelt)
KE 1-4960
27910 W 7 MILE ∎

iPe5MiNiCC5S

2859 COOLIDGE

WINE ON TAP

2 5(05 50 Of 12 MILE

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THE FINEST 11•0•N •ATERIC•61 CUISINE
SUSINESSMEN S LUNCHEONS II 00-1 00 PM

PINE

ENIMEIIS

IN MEDLEY

LI 1-7670

So•clatiting In COLD CUTS A
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN

RESTAURANT & DELICATESSEN

17244 W. SEVEN MILE RD.

IS •Iks. S. et Southfield)

273-4130

$ 1 95

per persons

Open Men. Nene I.E. S

aunt.

to 9

Ty

FACIUTIES FOR
IIANOuITS—PARTIES

UJNCNIONS, ETC .
NON N
511

(11•M••n Everonmn • bas•./

El 5 - 3635

Banquet room available
Open dolly 11:3111 a.m.-1 .m.
Fine American and Italian Food

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Will komen to

12601

fitESTri/ 'RANT

PIZZERIA

IV I MA.

PARADISO CAFE

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p.m.

Restaurant — Cocktails

Getman Nome °belong

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Garman • •mancon Loght •
Dayi /Pm. On Tap
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Gah.,
114-autdol Donau•, %colours

Opon Tam -fa 11 am-11 p rn
SAT 4-11 pis,

SUN Nama-9 p m

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GRATIOT (DET.)

2 TAM. No M ford E•pyy-y

Southfield Rd., Ecorse, Nr. W. Jefferson Ph. Du 6 - 1700

OPEN 7 DAYS PEP

20401

Tafr

Banquet
Facilities

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255-7125

COCKTAIL BAR
CLOSED SUNDAYS
17632 WOODWARD — North of 6 Mile
TO 9-3988

COMPLETE
SEAFOOD MENU
Open 7 Days

'Corars

AVAILABLE

Palombo's

ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AFTER 2 A.M.

SHRIMP HOUSE

OMPLETE CARRY-OUT SERVICE

Superb Italian S. American Dining

Delivered
UN 4-7700
20050 Livenssis, Just South of S Mile

C-4:44.11.42oeli

LEGAL

WATCHERS MENU

Breakfast • Lunch • Sandwiches
Dinner • After Theater
COUPLET( CARAT OUT
TIMES FOE ALL OCCASIONS

CONEY ISLAND

CHECKER E4R-1-10

"nor, —

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399-3999

874-0600

• CHICKEN

Cl000d Tumday

COWRIE TE

DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT

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RIBS

6 DAYS A WEEP

NORTHGATE

•11KHOET FACIL/TIES
AVAILABLE 1F• TO 300

S MIN f•004

curry daTors

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/Ao.t a d:, '"

OPEN ill 1 AM

BET. EVERGREEN & LAHSER

Prime Ribs, Shish Kabob, Steaks, Chops

FISMIE NOG

I Nide.,

321-1 722

20601 W. 8 MILE RD.

— SPECIALIZING

6001 WOODWARD

. $1.79

EL. 6-9222

TS 1471111

Private Shelve*, Reams for meddlne parties. Serving
the World., Pined Weeks. Chem and See Feeds ter
were than 24 veers. All Beet mod IN our cellar o.

CHOP HOUSE

4 to 8 p.m.

Wed.
Shrimp

CLOSED SUNDAYS

East PAcNochots

Free Parking

ALL YOU CAN
EAT SPECIALS!

Tues. & Thurs.
Chicken. . . B11.69.

GREENFIELD, N. of 10 Mile Rd.
Oak Park
(Greenfield Center)

Otn•ng and Carry-outs

oted., Pi .

DELIVERY AND
CARRY-OUT
ONLY

EL 7-20201

29501 NORTHWESTERN, Bet. 12 & 13 Mile Rd.

VTTVIlf

PHONE 892-9001

SOUTHFIELD

AREA LOCATION

RESTAURANT

— CLOSED TUESDAYS

432 E. Lafayette

863-3030

McINERNEY S

Mon. & Fri.
Fish & Chips B1.49

Featuring the best of
Greek Cuisine and Entertainment

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2 Blocks North of 7 Mole)

Monday

22530 TELEGRAPH Near 9 Mile

1431 TIMES SQUARE

°pew

and

L1L LEA'S

World famous steaks &
chops for over 50 years.

Drive downtown to Berman's,
enjoy a fine dinner — take in
a show and don't worry about
your car Our parking lot hours
6 p.m. till closing.

A Gourmet Delight
19464. LIVERNOIS

DINNERS SERVED
TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY
5 P.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT

CHOP
HOUSE

NIGHT PARKING

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Cocktails and ewe ceder '
Fred Bayne at the organ

15 Different Seafoods; a good selection of
Choice Beef and specialty dishes carefully
prepared.

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Great band on stage Mon thr o Sat
Soperb steaks chops and seafood

FREE VALET

P

Sash Baomet Rooms
the ...cgrrn
from 15 to 65
V2 Mile East of 1-75 on 9 Mile Road. Hazel Park

24300 HOOVER RD. (Just So. of 10 Mile)
Phone 754-3330

MILLI

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2675 E. GRAND BLVD.

Detroit's new exciting Supper Club!

Rouse

1 151
51

Steaks and Assorted Seo Foods

A tradition in Has& Pork Since 1934

••nale E.* Parlay

ANTHONY HOUSE

TR 4-2870

LOBSTERS,

Music by Muzak

Theeter Cocktails and Snacks.

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Oysters, Clams,

For tuns., Ohm*, and

6600o . 12 neon

549-2420

LISTENING

FREE PARKING

Appearing Nightly
Tuesday thru Saturday
in our New SHOWBOAT ROOM

THE LOVING CUP

Oakland-Pontiac Airport Terminal Bldg. Overlooking the Runway
Ample Free Parking
6500 Highland Rd .
Pontiac . Mich
673-701 1 — 673 - 5207

int Cm;

Banquet 1

Facilities ,

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22100 W Warren — 1 Mile East of Telegraph

Speoatozing In

W,ne and Imported

BEER ON TAP
274-3138

Italian-Americon Food

• SUPERB FROG LEGS
• BANQUET—MEETING RM. AVAILABLE

Take Your Family Out
To Dinner Tonight

THELMA AND JOE WINKLER
wear their $1,000 pins received
at Detroit Businessmen's Group,
City of Hope, annual big4fme
affairs as anything but pins . . .
Joe has gotten one four times
. . two for cuff links and two
for earrings, which Thelma wore
to the recent installation . . the
guests, as always, of Pearl and
!tarry Brodsky, outgoing three-
time president . . . Now Pearl is
going to have earrings made with
the two pins received by Harry.

ERRATA . . . Correct date of
Hannah Schloss Oldtimers annual
reunion at Temple Israel is May
21 . . . chaired by Mollie Banks
in memory of her husbacd Sam.

BEST BET of the Weekend . .
Infant Service Group Dinner-
Dance and Show . . . Sunday at
Raleigh House . . . a real biggie!

GALS OF INFANT SERVICE
group still haven't gotten that
mimeograph machine they need
so badly . . You business guys
must have one lying around some-
where . . . and these hard-work-
ing lassies sure can use it . . .
Contact Presidert Sophie Shapiro,
358-5865.

CHANNEL 56 ACTION telethon
runs May 5 through May 13 to
raise money for tits very fine edu-
cational channel . . . It'll be held
in the new Channel 56 building
and studios, Second and Bethune,
former site of Channel Two .
Our date to do a bit of auctioning
is May 11 at 11 p.m. . . . be sure
to tune in and make us work
hard!

SCOTT'S KORNER . . "Our
fifth grade class at Pepper School
in Oak Park, led by Mrs. Fox
and the fifth grade kids in Mrs.
Shear's class, went on a field trip
to Ann Arbor . . . While at the
Arboretum Park, Mitchell Starr
dug deep for rocks and came up
with a hard ball of dirt (and very
filthy hands). By a lake at the
park, Randy Gayer took a wrong
step and fell in. Stephen Fried-
man said he had a stomach ache
from eating too much. When we
got home, he called to tell me
the pain was from not eating
enough—it went away when he
started eating again!"

REMEMBER THE DATE .
May 14 , . . MOTHER'S DAY ...
That's her day, guys 'n' gals, make
it a big, big one . . She deserves
it! . . . And as our mom, Minnie
Raskin, puts it, "Don't stop after
May 14. Make every day Moth-
er's Day!"

ARNOLD BLAU Memorial given
recently to players of the Oak
Park Hockey Association, will be
annual in memory of Arnie, who
passed away Dec., '71 . . . Ronald
Sloan, chairman of the Arnold
Blau Memorial Fund, who also is
its originator, writing the first
check to get it going ... The multi-
purpose athletic building in Oak
Park has no name yet . . . and
it is hoped by many that the fine
sports structure will be named by
the council as the Arnold Blau
Memorial Bldg. . . Arnie's knowl-
edge and interest in sports was
highly noted, and his name would
be very appropriate!