Sinatra to Appear
at Olympia April 8
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WHAT STARTED OUT 24
years ago as a small antique
show by Sisterhood of Temple
Israel . . . with only eight or
10 dealers . . . has whop-
pered into a top-notcher in
the local community . . . as
local artists call to ask why
they haven't yet been invited
to exhibit . . . The group's
annual Arts and Artisans
Fair March 23-26 has gotten
to be such a big shindig that
antiques have been dropped
for the first time . . . to
make room for the almost
2,000 professionally hung gal-
lery pictures by over 100 ex-
hibitors and works of ' 20
artisan dealers . . . including
one woman who decorates
goose eggs . . . Co-chairmen
are Lois Singer (Milford) and
Lipschutz (David) . . ..It's
one of the few art shows
where most of the exhibitors
are from the local area . . .
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Frank Sinatra will appear
8:30 p.m. April 18 at Olym-
pia Stadium, announces Lin-
coln Cavalieri, general man-
ager of Olympia.
Tickets for the Frank Si-
natra Show are available by
mail order only.
For tickets, write to Olym-
pia Stadium, 5920 Grand
River, Detroit 48208. The or-
der also must include a
stamped self-addressed en-
velope and 50 cents (per or -
der) for handling. Checks
must be payable to Olympia
Stadium.
entered Bim's Loan Office
and asked to see a small
flute that was on display in
the sunlit window . . . When
her hand touched the' sun-
warmed metal, the sister ex-
claimed, "Oh, its hot!" . .
Looking alarmed, owner Ben
Harrison managed to gasp,
"No it isn't — it's legit!"
FELLOW DROVE INTO
Jim Atnip's Standard Service
station on Schaefer south of
Seven Mile Rd., and told
Jim he couldn't turn off his
radio . . . that,it was driving
him buggy . . When Jim
asked him to step out of the
car, he noticed that the
music followed the gent .. .
"Look in your pockets," Jim
told his customer . . . He did,
pulled out a transistor radio,
thanked Jim and drov& off
in peace and quiet . . . al-
though a mite red-faced!
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and always an interesting
event worthy of much ac-
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STUART YOUNG, new
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champion of Michigan, is as-
sistant prosecuting attorney
for Oakland County . . . He
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represented the Jewish Com-
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that has made this eating • place famous for years!
Come relax in an atmosphere of grecst charm
Wayne State U . . . His pop,
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friendly service. The same appetiz-
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school system . . . and former
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Truly a dining experience
Bears back in the '30s.
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THANKS TO . . . Pearl
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Colburn (Ed) for no time lost
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in sewing 'a button on our
jacket . . . Pearl to the im-
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mediate rescue kept us in
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DON'T KNOW WHERE he
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WOODWARD AT -11 1 /2 MILE
a local supermarket showed good five-cent cigars, but the
the cashier a, thing or two trouble is they charge .15
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about packing goodies.
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BIKINI WAS ONLY one
pound when Bea and Eddie
"adopted" her about 14 years
ago . . . Today, their famous
little toy poodle is a whopping
three pounds heavier, but
still mighty light on her feet
as she dances for everybody
We bedeck our buffet with everything you'd ever want for breakfast or lunch.
wherever Bea and Eddie take
And even a few surprises that make you glad you're hungry. Come as you
her . . . When Rea walks
are. Eat all you want. $3.50 for adults. $1.95 for under-twelves.
into a place wearing a fur
From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
muff, you can bet it's little
Bikini . . . and everyone is
in for a treat by this wonder
dog . . . Since Bertha Dubbs
(Dave) introduced Bea to
Eddie and they were married
Don't let anybody practice on your party. Throw your party our way and
25 years ago come this Sep-
tember, during 14 of them
get the finest facilities, food, drink and service. And we'll throw in 50 years
they have been "mom and
of hosting experience. At no extra cost. Get your ball rolling by calling
dad" to a cute toy poodle who
our party planner, Karen Smoots, at 357-4700.
doesn't know she isn't
human!
OUCH . . . to Irving Gold
. . His new Lincoln-Conti-
nental may be "a better
idea" in riding comfort, but
he needs one for the inside
door latch .. or maybe
we're just a clumsy oaf.
OF THE 35 MEMBERS IN
Boy Scout Troop 23 at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, 14 of them. are
brothers! . . . Scoutmaster
Nate Trager and his "men"
are embarked on a campaign
to make all 35 study scouting
in a bigger way than ever
before . . . The seriousness
of Nate's and Al Klunover's
ambitious new order may put
Troop 23 among the top merit
. . . a wonderful tribute for
a Boy Scout troop whose
membership since its Hanna
Schloss days has included
many industrial and com-
munal leaders.
- BECAUSE OF THE school
band's limited budget, a nun
who taught music scoured
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instruments . . On one of
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the /recent balmy days, she
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