THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

22—Friday, June 21, 1974

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1155-24401

Bar-B-0 Ribs, Pizza, Perch, Spaghetti

And Other Delicious Items

Your Host

BUDDY SHERBOW

Invites You to

SEE OUR COMPLETE BANQUET FACILITIES

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DINING ROOMS OPEN FOR LUNCH & DINNER Tuesday thru Sunday

Serving Steaks, Chops, Favorite Cuisines, Including our Famous
Frog Legs- and Specialties of the Sea

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WILD GAME ROOM

PETE FLORE
QUARTET

NOW OPEN WITH WILD
GAME MENU.

Our Famous Brunch biery Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m..

WOODWARD

AT

544-7770

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Closed Mondays

LISTENING
POST

AT HER RECEPTION fol-
lowing Cong. Shaarey Zedek
consecration ceremo-
nies, Nancy Woll, daughter
of Dr. Lou and Ellen Woll,
went to the microphone at
Raleigh House . . . but not to
give a speech . . . "I'd like
to thank you in my own
way," said sweet Nancy, who
then sang "Shalom" . . .
Leonard Silber reminiscing
about when he hit three balls
over the fence during a base-
ball game at McCullough
School so many years ago
. . . Harold Samuels jumping
all over the place taking pic-
tures with his Instamatic
• . . Dr. Marty Selik telling
jokes . . • Dr. Sol Lesnick
wearing his "new look"—a
long Fu Manchu mustache
. . • Sally (Dr. Victor) Hor-
vitz with pockets in back of
her suit jacket . . . Milt and
Ruth Caplan saying goodby
for two hours . . • Dr. Abe
Pearlman wearing one of
those smart rounded vests
. . . Others sweltering as the
room air conditioning bogged
down, but Mitch Newman un-
suffering in his thin suit and -
casual open sport shirt 1 . .
Linda Ehrlich (Michael) with
blouse advertising Coca Cola
and some folks asking if she
had any free drinks . . . Dr.
Abe Beresh giving wife Fran-

When Was The Last Time
You Had Service With a Smite?

The next time will be at

Mary Ellen Lippman's

attery

Restaurant

9460 W. 10 Mile Rd. (2 Blocks East of Evergreen
352-7466

Family Dining

In a Casual But

Elegant Atmosphere

*Moderately priced

Serving . . .
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Earle Mostyn's

Danny Raskin's

Daily Hours

Open Monday thru Friday,
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
-Sunday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

We'll Take Good Care of You!

NOSHERIE
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'HOME-MADE JEWISH- STYLE
_HOT HORS D'OEUVRES

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Brought To you In Chafing Dishes & Complete Set-Up For

ces two yellow roses in his
usual affectionate ways . . .
Murry and Barbara Wein-
traub and Sharon and Dick
Brown two happy couples-
riscovering they were going
to the same Bar Mitzva.
IF YOU SEE ABOUT 20
young guys playing basket-
ball at Tel-12 Mall, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday; noon
until dark, don't look sur-
prised .. . just go over and
put something in the Alsac
drop-in boxes for St. Jude
Hospital.
HAPPY 70TH BIRTHDAY
to Michael "Mickey" Lip-
schutz (Sadie).
EXCEPT FOR TWO
FALSE fire alarms, Bernice
and Charlie Robinson and
Nash and Bea Adelman spent
a glorious weekend at the
wonderful Constellation Hotel
near the airport in Toronto
. . . Came four hours apart
at 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. . . .
"Good thing a third one didn't
come," says Nash, "Nobody -
would have paid attention,
and with , our luck, it would
have been the real thing!"
NOVEL BIRTH AN-
NOUNCEMENTcomes
through the mail . . • in the
form of a candy bar wrap-
per .. . Written across it is
"Mills Baby C a r 1 y. Net
Weight 8 lbs. 1 oz." . . . In-
side flap says, "Baby Carly
is a delicious blend of Bar-
bara, Alan, sugar, spice and
everything nice," . . . Other
side reads, "Alan and Bar-
bara Mills proudly announce
a new member of the family,
Carol Blythe Mills. Born 9:04
a.m., May _17" . . . Inside
was a cigar.
CITY OF HOPE DETROIT
Businessmen's instal-
tion dinner-dance at Raleigh
House had 160 on hand to
watch Norman Allan being
ing installed as its new presi-
dent . . . Norman comparing
notes with Ben Goldberg be-
fore the affair and discover-
ing they were going to say
the same thing in their
speeches! . . . Charles Can-
vasser, who became chair-
man of the board, giving
impressions of famous people
. . • Ben Gould using his
pocket camera .. (congratu-
lations to Ben and wife Ida
on their 55th wedding anni-
versary . . . Dr. Robert Drews
and the cigarette holder to go
with his long moustache . . .
Always smartly attired swell
guy Sam Geller making a
picture couple with Kay Mil-
grom wearing a beautiful gold
brocade Mandarin coat from
Hong Kong and wrap-around
head turban .. . Max Sosin,
naturally, telling jokes at
the drop of request . . . Harry
Brodsky in charge, looking
at his watch to make sure
speakers don't talk longer
than they should . . . Much
praise for the floral selections
by Harry's wife - Pearl . . .
Detroit Businessmen's Group
secretary Sara Lee and
Hubby Iry looking much too
young to have a 34-year-old
daughter, but Helaine Gins-
berg was at the table . . .
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ASK FOR EARLE OR LENNIE

96841666

Enjoy the New and Different
Tantalizing Tastes of

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Now
Serving
Cocktails,
Exotic
Drinks
and
Fine
Wines

4

41563
WEST TEN
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48050
349-9260

HOURS:
Mon. thru Thurs.
11 to 10 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
11 to 12 midnight

12 Sun
to1 d 0 ap y.m.
Businessmen's
Luncheons
I 1 alm - 3 p.m.

Karen is agyea
PartYglit

Her name is Karen Smooth. She's the
kind of girl who plaps parties. And plans
them exactly to please you and your
guests. Whether it's ten for dinner. Or
two hundred for cocktails.
Karen will show you how the newly
redecorated party facilities at Stouffer's
Northland Inn will fit your plans
perfectly. She'll suggest themes. Fill you
. in on the newest ideas in decor. Plan
your menus and discuss special
touches you'll appreciate.
She'll put Stouffer's 50 years of
experience in serving food . . . and
people . . . to work to make your next
get together a smash. Just get together
with our party girl, Karen Smooth
by •calling 357-4700.

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Northland Inn

21000 Northwestern Hwy. / 357-4700