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28875 FRANKLIN ROAD
Cor. 12 Mile & Northwestern
355-2010
. Fine Italian-French Cuisine
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MON. • THURS.,11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
FRIDAY,11a.m.toMidnight
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MON. THRU THURS.
PASTA & PIANO
1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
BOB "Ask Your Neighbor" ALLISON
MONDAYS, 12:30 to 2 p.m.
PASTA & PHASHION
with fashions by Claire Kelly
Featuring Beautiful Dining
Rooms and Exotic Drinks
for Your Dining Pleasure.
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30687 Grand River
477-5646
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IN THE ARMY together,
Australia based, were .Nate
Weisberg and Sam Geller ...
When Nate was returned to
the States, Sam told him to
say hello to his parents . . .
Nate did and it was the be-
ginning of another career ...
He met Sam's sister Esther,
took her out and they were
engaged the next day . . .
Recent celebration at Town
and Country Club was 29th
wedding anniversary for
them.
SEEING SIGNS . . . over
display of valentine candy,
"Get Amour for Your
Money." . . . One man who's
going to have to change the
one in his window is the
owner of a fish store in Mi-
ami . . . "We sell everything
that swims," he boasted
proudly, until a gal customer
came in and asked for Mark
Spitz.
AFTER A LOCAL SNEAK
preview of a film at another
movie house, Sol Krim of the
Farmington-4 Theaters says
one patron wrote on his com-
ment sheet, "When you cut
this picture, cut it into very
small pieces."
NORMAN ALLAN will
serve for a second term as
president of the Detroit Busi-
nessmen's Group, City of
Hope . . . Installation dinner-
dance is slated for May 18.
WHEN ALICE ROSEN an-
swered the telephone, a male
voice said, "Come on over."
. . . She didn't answer . . .
"Come on over. We're wait-
ing for you," he said impa-
tiently . . . Much annoyed,
Alice asked, "To whom do
you wish to speak?" . . .
There was a long pause and
then he said, "I'm sorry. I've
got the wrong number. No-
body I know says whom."
BETH ANN SOSIN, 5-year-
old daughter of Harvey and
Harlene Sosin, looked at Max
Sosin's sparsely occupied
head and said, "Grandpa,
why don't you let your hair
grow?
FAVORITE STORIES . . .
byDr.Abe Pearlman ...
about the time while still in
practice, that he warned a
patient, after filling a large
cavity in one of her molars,
that in a few hours the pain
might be so violent that she
would need immediate atten-
tion . . . He suggested that
she call the office after the
local anesthetic had worn off
. . . The lass reported later
that, following Abe's instruc-
tions, she had phoned and
said, "How long do I have
to wait before I know whether
I'm in trouble" . . . A male
voice asked shakily, "Who is
this?" . . . Abe's patient
asked, "Isn't this Doctor
Pearlman?" . . . Came the
voice,• 'happily, "No thank
goodness! You have the
wrong number."
tion with directions to "give
the reason for change of
name." . . . In the space
provided, she wrote, "Love."
ONE THING ABOUT TV
commercials .. . At least we
know they won't be inter-
rupted.
AL DUBIN at Luster Clean-
ers joins others in display-
ing signs asking that hangers
be returned.
SIGHT SCENE . . . Don
Benyas in white pants while
wife Mickey wore a mink
coat . . . 'twas quite brisk
out and he had come from
playinglpaddleball . . . Jack
Beckwith wearing a smart
walking suit and giving out
big beautiful cigars from a
plastic bag .. . Personalized
license plate on Arthur
Klein's Mark IV, "The Man."
. . . Mary Ellen .Lippman at
a do-it-yourself wash rack
with her Jaguar sportster
that doesn't fit on the regu-
lar wash lines . . . it was
during the recent cold spell
and the water turned to ice
as fast as she'sprayed it on
. . Morrie Felsenfeld get-
ting back in the swing after
his heart sufferance . . . Fol-
lowing over 30 years and
three holdups, Morrie has re-
tired frofn the grocery busi-
ness.
26—Friday, January 24, 1975 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
ADAM'S
RIB
The 67th annual Shrine Cir-
cus will be presented Jan. 31
through Feb. 16 at the 'Mich-
igan State Fairgrounds.
Among the attractions will
be lion and tiger acts, trap-
eze and aerial artists, jugg-
lers, acrobats and a special
act, Hugo Zaccini, the human
cannonball.
There will be performan-
ces 2 and 8 p.m. Monday
through Friday; 10 a.m., 2:30
and 8 p.m., Saturday; and 2
and 7 p.m., Sunday. Tickets
are available at the Bank of
the Commonwealth, St a t e
Fairgrounds, Hudson's, Sears
and Grinnell's.
FOR PARTIES
544-1240
Deliciously Prepared for the
Discerning Taste
• BANQUET FACILITIES
Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon
7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 2-6455
Enjoy a truly great dining
experience in the elegant
Chamberlin Restaurant'.
Superior food, fine wines
and cocktails served with flair
in a continental setting.
Entertainment Tuesday —
Saturday in The Tavern.
Banquet-party rooms for up
to 300. Open everyday.
Mexican Dancers
Perform at Masonic
Amalia Hernandez's world
famous Ballet Folklorico of
Mexico will appear 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at Masonic Audi-
torium.
Currently on its 10th major
American tour, the '75 dan-
cers, singers and musicians
will perform an anniversary
program featuring a major
new work titled "Zacatecas."
Tickets are available at
Hudson's, Grinnell's and the
Masonic Temple box office.
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Your host—
Gus Kokas
The Chamberlin
22900 Michigan Ave.
In front of the Holiday Inn,.
Dearborn —278-6900
Restaurateur
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THE GREAT e/WEEKEND
AS HER LITTLE BOY
watched, a community wom-
an smeared all those greases
on her face . . . "What's that
far, mummy?" the lad asked
. . . "To make myself beau-
tiful" . .. Then the gal took
tissues :and wiped off the
grease . . "Hmm," said
the boy. "Didn't work, did
it."
The luxurious Marriott Inn has planned your "escape" for you. Fun, food
excitement and al , the recreation you could wish.
A complimentary bottle of
champagne awaits your arrival. Enjoy spending your S25 in "Marriott Money" to
be used in the fabulous Win Schuler's Great Expectations Dining Room
,
inter-
national Gift Shop, and the Black Jack Tavern. Use all the Marriott's recreational
facilities, including the indoor-outdoor swimming pool with a unique swim-under
channel, Jacuzzi whirlpool, Finnish sauna. . and more! Right in the middle of
"Big Ten" sightseeing. The Escape Weekend; a special Marriott way to get away
from "everyday".
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„Marriott vincschuttrq
Beth Achim Benefit
Cong. Beth Achim will pre-
sent the Katskill Kapers 8.
p.m. Sunday at Ford Audi-
torium.
The program features com-
edian Larry Best, singer Jack
Hilliard and impressionist
Bobbi Baker.
LARCO'S
Fine Italian-American Cuisine
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YES,
Ann Arbor
I'd like to escape... please send me information on Marriott's "Great Escape Weekend"!
Fill out the coupon and
mail to:
Marriott Inii/Win Schuler's
3600 Plymouth Road
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105
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Saturday and Sunday Between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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WHITE FISH SPECIAL
Complete Dinner Includes:
Salad, choice of potato, roll & butter,
beverage and jello or pudding
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• HOUR GLASS
Shrine Circus
to Open Jan. 31
Danny Raskin's
29515 SOUTHFIELD RD. BETWEEN 12 MILE & 13 MILE RDS.
Opposite the new Sears Store and Korvettes
IN MILWAUKEE, WRITES
Lois Anheim (Sol), a recently
remarried widow friend ap-
plied to the state for a re-
n ewal of her driver's license
nder her new name . . . The
tate returned her applica-
to Take Good Care of You
will be here personally
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