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15600 W. 10 Mils Rd.
VIALIA
Hr. Greanheid
In S•utfoRald
557-7100
FINE FOODS
Give Her A Wonderful
MOTHER'S DAY
SIZZLE
PLATTER
1/2 LB. NEW
YORK STRIP
OPEN 7:30 a.m. to L30 p.m.
• Salad • French fries
• Onion Rings • Roll & Butter
FOR BREAKFAST. LUNCH
and DINNER
$2.40
.PPets Mean., Sryle
Sefved Dad,
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MOTHER'S DAY
Dinner Served
from 2:30 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
Brunch Served
from 9:30 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m.
Special Price for children under 10
Woodward Ave. at 111/2 Mile Road
U 1-2577
JO 4-6684
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The Best of Everything
By Danny Raskin
OUR MOST RECENT ex-
perience at an authentic Jap-
anese restaurant was quite
interesting . . . It's called
Enbu, opened just a couple
of weeks. on Mound Rd., one
block south of 10 Mile . . .
owned by Ted Kajiyan and
Bill Ishimoto . .
seating
about 100 people
. plus a
regular dining room, also
has the private rooms that
make for Japanese enchant-
ment . . . Naturally out for
the full treatment, we chose
one of these room in which
to feast . . . Stepping off a
huge rock stair, we took off
our shoes and entered a
charming room replete with
Japanese culture and fin•
esse . . The welled seat
which enabled our long legs
to rest comfortably was most
welcome instead of being
folded underneath in some-
time cramped style . . . The
pretty Japanese waitresses
who came in, knelt and took
our order, were extremely
polite . . First we were
given a wet wash cloth to
cleanse our hands . . . then
they brought Suimano soup
(noodles) . .. Sukiyaki (beef
and vegetables in special
sauce), Lobster Tail Teri-
yaki and the Tempura (deep
fried shrimp and vegetables)
that Ted wanted us to try
. . . The Japanese delicacies
at Enbu are very tasty and
the decor authentically pleas-
ant . . . The room we were
in, for example, had sculp-
tured carvings, wall draper-
ies and dolls, all imported
from Japan . . . No, we
didn't have any Sashimi
(raw fish) . .. one day, per-
haps . . . Ted and Bill are
a couple of nice guys and
the Japanese staff of wait-
resses compliment the good
food at Enbu.
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. . Milton Berle worked
for Sam at 1..ofy's in Plym -
outh before it burned down
and had supposedly given
permanent thumbs down on
ever coming hack to Detroit
. . but opens this Monday
night at Sam's Michigan
Palace . . This time its
preceded by sonic stipula-
tions . . a suite and three
single rooms, an auto at his
disposal, a 13 -piece band, a
28-inch timpany and a tim-
pan• player, a six-hour re-
hearsal first day of the en-
HAPPY
MOTHERS
DAY!
ORCHID
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HERE HE COMES .. the
one who some local w riter
last year said would never
play for Sam Hadous again
tire show, from 11 a.m. to
5 p.m., two spotlights with
operators, no service during
first 15 minutes of his act
and no service the last 10
minutes . , . with a mini-
mum of service at any time
during his performance . . .
"Uncle Millie" comes here
with comic Stan Fisher and
singer Lola Falana. protege
of Sammy Davis Jr. .
About that six-hour re-
hearsal—it's a known fact
in show biz that the Berle
work load in a single year
could kill off most perform-
ers, but Milton thrives on
it . . Money isn't important
to him—work is . . . Besides
acting in movies, on televi-
sion, radio and night club
performances, he also di-
rects a vast empire that em-
braces movies, TV and rec-
ords . . . In his spare time,
he writes songs (more than
400) and publishes them with
his own publishing com-
pany . . Remember "Sam,
You Made the Pants Too
Long?" . . Berle has prob-
ably done more benefits than
THE LITTLE CAFE on any other star in show busi-
Gratiot, south of Six Mile. ness . . . His philanthropies
near the airport, is an east are many and he gives to
side landmark . . It's a them generously of his time
quaint spot with delightful and money . . He re-
German- hearses as hard for a bene-
decor and good
style food . . The prices fit as he does for the en-
gagements which have
are most reasonable.
earned him millions over the
ROBBIE LAKER, daugh- years . . . No greater acco-
ter
of Toby and Jimmy lade can be given Milton
Laker, writes of Bobby Lau- Berle than when the Televi-
rel at The Cowshed . . . sion Academy of Arts and
". . he is so talented that Sciences honored him with
I honestly feel the need to this well-earned tribute,
say that he is a genius. His "The industry honors the
sound is so soothing and yet man who made the indus-
stronge and definite-so full,
enchanting and inspiring."
ACCORDING TO ALAN
IN 1799, a full course din- DRAKE, who ends this Sat-
ner in any New York res- urday night at the Michigan
Palace with John Gary, there
is a guy who may be the
stingiest in all New York
. . His doctor told him it
was imperative for his wife
to get some sea air . . so
he fanned her two weeks
with a herring.
PLENTY OF PLACES will
be open Mother's Day this
year . . . with specials de-
signed just for her . . . so
take mom out this Sunday
. . . show her the good time
she deserves.
FREE
FOR EVERY MOTHER
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taurant could he gotten for
18 cents.
only
D.-111" DINNERS
RHODE ISLAND DUCK
• PRIME RIB OF BEEF
• N.Y. STRIP STEAK
ROAST TURKEY WITH DRESSING
NOON — 10:00 P.M.
BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE—CAPACITY 200
10900 S 8 WI*
At
Ma y .,, 399-2300
OVERHEARD . . at The
Voyager, a plump gal say-
ing, "I watch very carefully
what I eat—and then I eat
it." . . . at Saksey's„ "I got
this black eye fighting for
a girl's honor. She wanted
to keep it."
OUR FAMOUS SUNDAY ONLY
SPECIAL DINNER
BAKED CHICKEN WITH RICE
Sd , d..(11
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for
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Meshed Pototoe. $
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lowedSoled Roll
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& Bolter & Dessert
ALBANS
1U N. Hunter
646-6553
Bottle & Basket
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Open 7 Dept o Wleek
1' am to9p
YOUR HOST
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Mitch Housey
takes great pleasure in announcing
the special opening on
MOTHER'S DAY
Nkiy 14th .
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Special combination
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FAMILY STYLE DINNER
Golden Brown Chicken and Roast
with all the
trimmings
Top Sirloin of Beef Au-Jus
Make Your Reservations Now!
MITCH HOUSEY'S in Livonia
211500 Schatdaaft in Campion Village Mew Inn
425 552C
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18 W. MICH. AVE.
DOWNTOWN YE'S!
483-8200 — 483-820
THE
Beef 'n
Bird Buffet
• All Food Prepared 8y Chef & Owner Chris Hatzilas
• Fresh Fruits Of The Season Prepared
• Garden Fresh Vegetables
• Home Made Pies
• Fresh Crisp Salads
• Catering Sereice
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50 People Mm.
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REAT MOM ON HER DA
• PRIME RIB OF BEEF
• ROAST TURKEY &
DRESSING
• POTTED SWISS STEAK A GUARDINAIS SAUCE
• VEAL PARMIGIANA WITH MEAT SAUCE
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
-8 p rn. Daily
Buffet 11 o
Mother's Day-12-00-8-00 p.m
27411 Southfield
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357-1384
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