LARCO'S
Danny Raskin's
Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
LISTENING
• BANQUET FACILITIES
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7523 W. McNichols Rd.
ADAM'S
RIB
!'OR PARTIES
TIME MAY MARCH ON,
but not everything goes with
it . • . Jerry and Sylvia Op-
penheim and Bill and Felicia
Barron (the girls were form-
erly the Eager sisters of Cen-
tral High) . . . were here
from Los Angeles visiting
Bernie and Lynne Becker of
Southfield among other fam-
ily members . . . The girls
wanted to visit their old cot-
tage up at Higgins Lake
which was built 50 years ago
. . . They not only found the
cottage in exactly the same
condition as when they left
it after 30 years . . . but also
the same furniture as it had
during their childhood!
544-1240
ANGEL'S
HOUR GLASS
18800 W. McNICHOIS
6 Blks. W. of Southfield
538-4850
2 for 1
PRIME RIB
DINNERS
DANCING
- SAT.
TUES
LENNIE SCHICK
Quartet
EXCELLENT USIIESSIIEN'S
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PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT
CARRY OUT • DELIVERY • DINING ROOM
* Pizza
* Spaghetti
* Ravioli
• Lasagna
HOURS: MON. tiro
FRI. 1 SAT. &30-2
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* Bar B Q Ribs
* Chicken
* Shrimp
* Sea Food Platter
THURS. 4 to 12 Mid.
N 3-12 •
a.m.
4033 W. 12 MILE
548-3650
Just E. of Greenfield
Berkley
DOWNTOWN YPSILANTI, MICH.
483-8200
483-8201
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S EA FOOD * COCKTAILS * STEAKS
* PARTY CATERING
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
DAILY FROM 1 1 :00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M.
• WE HONOR MAJOR CREDIT CARDS
Marion Sieman said
we could mention
her birthday
This is her 33rd year with our
hotel. As banquet service
manager she lends experience
and personal interest to every
function. She's available for
your next special affair.
Detroit Hilton
Washington Blvd. at
Grand Circus Park
(313) 965-7800
LOU HANDLER, president
of SOCK (Save Our Commu-
nity Through Kindness), and
local fight referee, still has
a good punch on the story
circuit . . . like the one about
the fighter who wasn't doing
so well and looked pretty sick
of the whole affair . . . "Stop
those punches!" shouted his
manager from his corner .. .
The fighter managed to open
his swollen lips enough to
reply, "You don't see any of
'em getting past me, do
you?"
WORD IS THAT A noted
local charitable group is on
the verge of disbanding be-
cause of much dissention
within its ranks . . . Com-
plete reorganization would
undoubtedly serve a much
greater purpose rather than
have the cause suffer through
lack of proper coordination.
PAUL PERRY TELLS this
true tale of last week . . .
about a good friend at home
reading a paper when his
wife, an inveterate bargain
hunter, arrived home with a
big package under her arm
. . . "Darling," she exulted,
"I picked up this gorgeous
bridal gown at a clearance
sale for only $12.50!" . . .
"What on earth use have you
for a bridal' gown?" the hub-
by groaned. "Don't you know
we've been married already
44 years?" . . . "Of course I
know," snapped the wife, un-
deflated. "But for $12.50 it
can hang in the closet!"
GENT PUT A COIN into
one of those weighing ma-
chines that tell your fortune
as a bonus . . . and proudly
read the card aloud to his
wife . . . It said, "You are
brilliant, witty and irresist-
ible to the opposite sex! . . .
His wife nodded grimly and
snapped, "It's got your
weight wrong, too!"
IT'S THE FINAL STRETCH
for plans of the annual Glam-
orama luncheon by City of
Hope Cancer Fighters noon
Dec. 5, at Raleigh House .. .
Over 600 gals are again ex-
pected to witness the latest
in fashions exhibited by some
of our locale's top models
. . . Goldie Young is ov'r-all
chairman of the shindig.
which is one of the Cancer
Fighters' major fund raising
events . . . and a good one,
too.
FROM PHOENIX, where
he now lives, Bill Adler
writes of these queries re-
ceived by the local rabbi
from youthful members of
his congregation . . . 1. Did
Giving Cheerfully
If a man gives to his fel-
low all the good gifts of the
world with a dour counte-
nance, the Scripture regards
it as if he had given noth-
ing; but if he receives his
fellow cheerfully, the Scrip-
ture regards it as if he had
given him all the good gifts
in the world. —Midrash Abot
d'R. Nathan.
you always want to be a rab-
bi, or did you want to be a
third baseman like I do? .
2. Is it permissible to wear a
miniskirt to Yom Kippur ser-
vices? . . . 3. Please an-
nounce at my Bar Mitzva
services that I would rather
not have money as a gift.
P.S. My mother made me
write this letter.
HEIDI PRESS is not the
name of a publication firm or
a news agency . . . she works
in the editorial department of
The Jewish News.
TWO OLD FRIENDS WHO
HADN'T seen each other in
years, had an unplanned re-
union . . . in the steam room
at Darby's Stanley Steamer
in Oak Park . . . Asked how
one's beautiful wife was, the
other replied with a sigh,
"Not so beautiful anymore,
and furthermore, I wish she'd
stop nagging me all the
time." . . . "Is it money that
bothers her?" asked the first
gent while throwing a bucket
of water over his head . . .
"No," was the answer, "it's
my health. The minute it
gets cold outside, she's pes-
tering me to put on long un-
derwear. She's at me morn-
ing, noon and night. So just
to shut her up, I put on the
long underwear today. And
you know what? It's the first
time I've been warm in 15
years!"
•
CONTINENTAL CUISINE in a majestic Atmosphere
An Historic Landmark
Reservations Welcome Except Friday and Saturday Evenings
Tues. Thru Fri., Lunch 11:30 ; 2:30;
Sat. 5:30-10 p.m.
Dinner 5:30-10 p.m.
Sun. 2-8 p.m.
145 N. CENTER ST. (Sheldon) Bet. 7 & 8 Mile
349.488c
Northville
KONEE'S
FAMILY RESTAURANT
"The Finest Food For The Nicest People"
2150 Woodward, Cor. Square Lake Rd. Kin g s=,..,)
AUTHENTIC
GREEK SALADS
COMPLETE MENU
INCLUDES . . . STEAKS,
LASAGNA, SEAFOOD,
SHISH KABOB, ETC.
WE BAKE OUR OWN PASTRIES
Catch the Coach & Four any night.
If you're looking for a great time, catch the Coach and Four any night. We
serve drinks that're stupendous. And food that's memorable.
Like Shrimp Tempura. Or, your favorite steak. All at prices that won't
spoil the fun. From $5.10. And now, we've set your evening to music.
The kind you can only get from the one, the only Bob Hawkin. His
sophisticated piano sets the mood Monday through Saturday
from 6 (when you're cocktailing) until midnight (when you're romancing.)
Our Sunday best.
The best-of-everything brunch.
We bedeck our buffet with finery. Like everything you'd ever want for
breakfast. And even a few surprises that make you glad you're
hungry. Come as you are. Eat all you want. $3.50 for adults. $1.95 for
-
under-twelves. From 8 a.m.
Prefer a Sunday sit-down dinner? You've got it. Or rather, we've got it. And
you get it by stopping in from 5:30 to 10:30. Mom and Dad choose
our special dinner at $3.50. And kids with minds of their own about
food order from a menu of their own. All their big favorites. At little prices.
It takes 50 years to throw a party
Don't let anybody practice on your party. Throw your party
our way and get the finest facilities, food, drink and service. And we'll
throw in 50 years of hosting experience. At no extra cost. Get your
ball rolling by calling our party planner, Carol Berner, at 357-4700.
Don't let
Coach G Foul",
leave without you.
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NORTHLAND INN
21000 Northwestern Hwy. 1357-4700