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(Lunch Only)
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$1 95
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Salad Bar .
• Hot. BUffet
$095
• Luncheon
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WE'RE MUCH - MORE THAN
AN ORIENTAL RESTAURANT!
Orchard Lake, North of Maple ( 15)
West Bloomfield.
For Res: 851-6400
Private Ccirry-Out Dept.
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Your Choice of
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GOOSE or TURKEY
- For Thanksgiving
Have you tried the old fashioned feast .
of tender goose and chestnut dressing?
Join us for a real treat.
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Other menu items available
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18100 W. 10 Mile Rd.,
Col.. Southfield Rd.
559-4230
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In Our Mushroom Cellar
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ITALIAN:AMERICAN FOOD
PRIVATE CATERING AND-BANQUET FACILITIES
• Businessmen's Luncheons • Dinners
Cocktail Hour
4 to 7 p.m.
Dancing Mondays thru Saturdays
From 10, p.m.
---• After Theater
Snacks
27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
At 12 Mile, Just
Off U.S. 696
851-4094 :
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Open Mon. thru Sat.
11:30 a.m.-2:30 a.m.
RAY KING
evenings at the
Piano Bar
LAM SHOP
LISTENING
• BANQUET FACILITIES
6 & 7 Mike Rds
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POST
LAST YEAR, Frances
Weinberg, third grade' teach-
er at Pepper School in Oak
Park, was involved in a first
. . . being the initial "bubie"
o haVe her grandchild in the
same school . . . Well, now
she owns another first . . .
with her second grandchild
also at the same school .. .
Amy inkindergarten and
Stacy in the first grade are
the little ones of her daughter
and son-in-law, Susan and
Harvey Krohn . . On Stacy's
sixth birthday, the kids were
running around making all
kinds of noise when Frances
walked into the recreation '
room at Pepper . . Dead
silence . . . Then the 16
youngsters quietly looked up
and said, "Good afternoon,
Mrs. Weinberg." • . . "It's
okay," said Frances. "In here
I'm Stacy's bubie!"
WHEN PEOPLE ASK
Harry N. Brodsky what his
middle initial stands for, he
replies, "Nothing." . . It's
actually Neil.
MAURICE ROSENDER
has heard from Bnai Brith
national headquarters in
Washington that he 'is eligi-
ble to become a member of
the coveted Bnai Brith mem-
bership hall of fame . . .
Maurice has brought in well
over 100 members. ,
RECENT 54TH WEDDING
anniversary of Bill .arid.
Gussie Mintz was a surprise
shindig given by _their chil,
dren Harriet Rich (Judge
Leo) of Los Angeles, Frank
(Monnie) and -Bernard
(Ruth) at Bernie's Southfield
home . . . Children's gift to
the love birds is a California
trip for the entire winter ...
Bill and Gussie met in Tor-
onto and had their first date
on Armistice Day, 1918 . .
Two years later they were
married and came to Detroit
in 1923.
CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . .
Little 4-year-old 'Sandra Col-
bUrn asked .her mother Ruth
how long it was until her
birthday . . . Mother said it
wasn't too far away, and
Sandy asked, "Well, mommy,
is -it time for me to begin
'being a good girl?"
DEBRA SUE PARTRICH,
former Detroiter and junior
at the University of Florida,
has been selected by Alpha
Epsilon Pi Fraternity as their
homecoming queen . . . Ex-
localites, mother Edith and
her builder hubby David
Jasse, live in Ft. Meyer, Fla.
. . . Debbie is an active lassie
at school . . . in student gov-
ernment, a uniiersity singer,
a pledge of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority and chairman of
public relations and commu-
nication . . . while majoring
in elementary education .. .
SIGHT SCENE at a recent
party . . . Seymour Brode
talking tennis, of course .. .
Former owner of the bye bye
Detroit Loves is bossmart at
a number of •tennis clubs•
around town . . . Dance-
master Joe Ccirnell wearing
a striped tux shirt . . . Mau-
rice Cohen recalling about
one Saturday morning while
jogging down Bell Road and
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
THE ALL-NEW NATIONALLY FAMOUS
Danny Raskin's
Fine Italian-American Cuisine
Italian-American Cuisine
Bet
26—Friday, Nov. 15, 1974
NEW OWNERSHIP • NEW MANAGEMENT • NEWLY DEOCRATED
2675 E. GRAND BLVD., Just E. of 1.75 Chrysler Freeway
Featuring Our Great
meeting Rabbi Groner walk-
ing to services . . "I can't
be in shule," said Maurice
as he continued jogging up
and down. "Give me a short
sermon." . . . "You should
have enough strength to get
back," said Rabbi Groner.
. . . 'Sam Lieberman and Joe
Dresner in deep conversation
with furrowed brows . . .
Norman Lippitt, attorney for
the Detroit Police Dept., very
happy nobody coming to him
with a complaint during the
evening.
JEANNE LEBOW, seven-
year-old daughter of Sybil and
Ed Lebow, wanted to go to the
store with mother, so in order
to placate her, Sybil 'prom-
ised to bring Jeanne some-
thing if she stayed home and
behaved herself while the
maid cleaned the houle - . . .
When Sybil 'returned, she
found, Jeanne waiting at the
. door and asked if she had
been' a good girl . . . "I was
geoder than good" exclaimed
Jeanne: "I was so good I
could hardly stand it!"
ASKED WHETHER he
had ever realized any of his
boyhood hopes, Sam Evans
of Displays . Unlimited who
does such fantastic wonderful
work, replied, "I sure have.
When my mother used to
comb my hair, I often wished
I didn't have any."
COMPLETE LOBSTER' $ 950
per
person
DINNER
INCLUDING: SOUP, SALAD, POTATO, SHRIMP COCKTAIL,
COFFEE, TEA, MILK OR VICHY WATER
MONDAYS thru SATURDAYS, 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
CHOICE COCKTAILS AND WINES
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL
NO RESERVATIONS
SATURDAYS ONLY
TR 2-8800
ITALIAN - AMERICAN CUISINE
At Our/Two Locations
• Lunches Dinners
• Cocktails
PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES
AT PARADISO VILLA' ONLY
FASHION SHOW EVERY THURSDAY
. 12:30 to 1:30
BY CHARISMA
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17630 WOODWARD
(4 Mks. N. Of 6 Mile) -
Detroit
Mon. tIwu Thurs., 11 a.m.-10 pin.
Fri. a Sot., 11 a.m. -12 Midnight
Villa
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1 15 E. LONG LAKE RD.
(Corner Livernois) Troy
Monday thru Saturday
11 am. to 2 cm.
Closed - Sundays
Jim LaMonte
Closed Sundays
at our piano bar
IRVING'S at IS HERE!
27167 GREENFIELD, 1 Block North of 11 Mile Rd.
(Next to Great Scott Mkt.)
559-1380
Enjoy Our Frilous Home Cooked Meals
and Delicatessen Products
Hours: Tues., Wed. liiThurs., 7 a.m. to 1 1 p.m.
Fri. & Sat., 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.Sunday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER ".
ROSE'S HOME-MADE PASTRIES ARE FRESH DAILY!
CYOU MUST TRY THEM THEY'RE DEE-LICIOUD
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BREAKFAST I CARRY-OUT
SPECIAL -
SPECIAL
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LB.
SLICED
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VIENNA
Includes: Orange Juice,
2 Eggs (your choice),
Roll or Toast,
Hot Tea or Coffee
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