THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, March 22, 1974
SALAD
ITEMS
ALL YOU
CAN EAT
WITH EVERY
LUNCH OR
DINNER ENTREE.
CORDOBA
Free sundae on
your birthday!
We love birthdays! Come to
Farrell's on your birthday and
we'll give you a special birthday
sundae absolutely free for noth-
ing! Offer good anytime. Farrell's
is fun for everyone!
LISTENING
POST
SPEAKING ABOUT heavy
cars, what about Don Co-
hen's wife Betty being
rammed solidly in the front
of her Mark IV . . , and
walking away from it! . . .
Sure, small cars are okay
for better gas mileage . . .
but we'll take 'safety first
. . ANY DAY!
r an n E L L' s
N
was the occasion of planting
a woodland (2,500 trees)
through the Jewish National
Fund for Max and Ruth
Sosin . . . by the Landsman-
shaften . . . in its annual
Purim celebration . . . A lot
of errors but certainly no
mistake in paying tribute to
a guy like Max and a gal
like Ruth!
"TELL ME, Mr. Suss-
man," a doctor asked an
irritable- patient. "Did you
wake up grouchy this morn-
ing?" . . . "Not today," an-
swered Mr. Sussman. "I let
her sleep!"
JOE BRAVER WON'T have
to travel via the tunnel to
Windsor .- . . now that his
hair stylist, Salvatore Lopez,
is in Detroit at the Charter-
house Barbers • . . Salva-
tore, 18 years in Canada
from Italy, is considered one
of North America's top hair
highlighters . . and Joe
joins the happy throng of
Americans who'll be saving
plenty of toll moola . . . to
say nothing of GAS!
AN EVENING OF BOO-
BOOS from the head table
. . Chairman Abe Dishell's
"slitting a gut" because
speakers were taking too
much time . . a crowded
Cong. Bnai David social hall
filled with uneasy people .. .
and Abe almost forgetting to
28285 SOUTHFIELD RD.
introduce the guest of honor
1 Bik. N. of 12 Mile
354-4969
. . • But the fact that the
man of the hour was Max
402 W. 14 MILE RD.
In front of Oakland Mall
Sosin seemed to make every-
WAS TO HAVE BEEN a
585-2860
thing bad disappear . . . It homecoming party for
.eleser
Murry Lieberman by Golden
Friendship Circle senior adult
group at 10 Mile Jewish Cen-
ter . . . but how would it
look putting on your own
shindig . . . since he's the
group's only one with ambi-
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
tious knowhow for those
things, .. . So, Murry, after
three weeks in Sinai Hospital
for an operation, came out
and made the affair ... cele-
brating everybody's happy
occasion (birthday, etc.) .. .
About 70 women and 15 men
(pretty good odds) had fun,
With Buttery $ I 39
with Sally Fields mistress of
Baked Potato,
ceremonies and Murry chair-
SEE OUR
man, of course . . . Women
Hot Texas Toast,
TUESDAY SPECIAL
danced with each other in
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Crisp Tossed Salad
the aisles as accordianist
Tony Orlando played tunes
from "Fiddler on the Roof"
. . . Now in the produce
15640 W: 11 Mile Rd.
business, Tony was "brought
out of retirement" by Murry
'Corner of Greenfield
557 ,3237
to make the guys 'n gals
happy . . . Many of the
11 a.m. til 10:30 p.m. Mon. Are Thurs.
11 a.m. til 1:00 a.m. Fri. and Sat.
12 Noon til 10:30 p.m. Sun.
A
women did their own pastry
baking.
MASON MEN OF PER-
FECTION Lodge mean it
when they call their annual
event "Fun and Games
Night" . . . Shindig by the
guys this Wednesday, 8 p.m.,
at Cong. Bnai David, will
intermingle a quiz show and
audience participation for-
mat to go with games . . .
sounds like fun . . Admis-
sion of $1.50 per person in-
cludes refreshments, too ..
Get more info from Barney
Lazarus, 491-1500 or 541-5213.
Danny Raskin's
DAVE WEISBERG AND
wife. Lillian are mighty glad
they drive a heavy car .. .
Their Cadillac was plowed
into by an auto going through
a red light at 40 miles an
hour on Eight Mile and
Greenfield . . . Thanks to
the Caddy's heaviness, they
are here to tell about it!
SATURuAY
& SUNDAY
VEAL
1 BREADED
CUTLET
.
BONANZA
FRESH FISH
Each Day We Fly In
Three Kinds Of Fish.
It Could be White or
Scrod, Trout or Bass,
Snapper or Salmon.
Broiled To Your Liking
Includes Our
Famous Salad Bar
18100 W. 10 MILE RD.
C orner Southfield Road 358-1336
(
HERITAGE
PLAZA
Lunch Or
Dinner
IMAGINE THIS! . . . Went
into a gas station last week
. . . Young fellow said,
"We're out of gas" . Told
him we didn't need any . .
windshield wiper needs fixing
. . , "Can't help you," Says
the kid, "I'm only hired to
pump gas!"
A LOT OF "tween-age"
girls have been hanging
around the house of Linda
and Larry Hack . . . giving
added impetus to the already
active social life of their 12-
year-old son, Jerry, who's
having a booming good time
with it all . . . Linda is co-
owner of Affiliated Models,
a fashion show production
group, always on the lookout
for new talent . . . and the
young girls are around
hoping to be "discovered."
The Lord then appeared to
him and 'said: "Do not go
down to Egypt; settle in the
land that I shall designate
to you."—Gen. 26:2.
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