THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
22 Friday, April 11, 1975
Israeli Basketball Team Wins 7 of 8 on U.S. Tour
Danny Raskin's
By HASKELL COHEN
LISTENING
POST
WHAT IS A rendezvous?
By definition it is a place
to meet . . . to get together
. . . But then you learn an-
other definition . . . like
when you find out that five
old-fashioned Italian
women have been cooking at
Buddy's Rendezvous Piz-
zeria a total of more than 53
years . . . with the rookie
around the cooking range
there for just five years . . .
while the most senior of the
ladies starts her 23rd year
next month . . . Some Ren-
dezvous . . . and some great
pizza out there on E. Six
Mile at Conant.
GRAYSTONE NIGHT
is set for April 17, 8 to 12 at
the Michigan Inn . . . with
public invited ($4 per) to
dance and listen while those
very fine New McKinney's
Cotton Pickers, featuring
Dave Wilborn, take over
Michigan Inn's main ball-
room . . . Dave was one of
the original members of the
old group . . . and still
rated among America's fin-
est male vocalists .- . . The
Michigan Inn stop is sort of
a kickoff to the group's
soon-to-come trip represent-
ing the United States at the
Dutch Jazz Festival in Hol-
land.
SAM HADOUS has
taken over complete opera-
tion of Meyer's Sea Food in
Dearborn . . He'll con-
tinue on with the same de-
lightful menu that has
made. Meyer's a popular
spot for so many years.
NO TRUTH whatsoever
. . . about the very false
rumors that Atrium or Bob-
bie's on Telegraph Road are
"going under" . . . Both are
in healthier shape than ever
before . . with owners
Sam Jarrus, Fred Keywell,
Bob Barnett and Bob Rosen-
feld still at the helm . . .
Sam is a Christian Israeli,
born and raised in Israel,
where his mother - and
brother still live . . . He and
his three partners have
weaved a masterful job of
the very fine dining and en-
tertainment spots they
opened Nov. 1, 1973 . .
Their confidence is evi-
denced by a banquet room
opened about two months
ago, seating from 25 to 100
. . . This is an addendum to
theii- Sundays open for par-
ties all day and night . . .
Atrium seats 275 and Bob-
bies 190.
DON'T SAY NO to a
healthy deep breath . . .
when the Michigan Chapter
of CARIH, now known as
the National Asthma Cen-
ter, holds its door to door
"March for Breath" drive
. . . April 15 through May
15 . . . a tax deductible con-
tribution can be sent to Na-
tional Asthma Center for
CARIH, P.O. Box 8990, Oak
Park, Mich. 48237.
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
through a special arrange-
ment with the NCAA.
The United States Naval
Academy game set an at-
tendance record. The Naval
Academy gymnasium holds
6,000 people, but 8,000- fans
were squeezed in to see the
garhe on a Sunday after--
noon.
The U.S. Committee
Sports for Israel saw to it
there was no admission
charge and mailed out 1,500
letters to Jewish fraternal
organizations, synagogues,
temples and 'societies. As a
result, buses came in from
all over the East.
The only game the Israe-
lis lost was against the
highly rated University of
Houston. The game was
played in the Hofheinz Pay-
illion and the Owls quickly
showed their height superi-
ority by dominating the
boards.
Captain Tal Brody and
Mickey Berkowitz weren't
available for this game
since they were in France
playing for the Maccabi
Tel Aviv team in the Euro-
pean quarter finals, but
had these two court stars
been playing, it would
have made little or no dif-
ference. The Owls showed
why they were rated
among the top 20 colleges
during the past season and
probably could have piled
up a much, much larger
score.
They won by 16 points
with their second team
playing the greater part of
the second half. Coach Guy
Lewis of Houston, a former
United States Maccabi team
coach, did not want to humi-
liate the visitors. With 6'11"
and 6'10" players up front,
Lewis' aggregation had no
trouble in handling the re-
bounds.
The national sports pages
in recent weeks have been
glutted with news pertain-
ing to the NCAA, NIT and
NAIA basketball tourna-
N
ments, so little space or at-
tention has been devoted to
NAME OF Purple Pickle the American tour corn-
is no more at site on South- pleted by the Israel Na-
Famous "BIG" Tyme Sandwiches
field and 10 Mile . . . It's tional team.
SAME NOSTALGIC ATMOSPHERE!
now known as Joann's The tour, which marked
SAME GREAT MENU!
Pickle Barrel . . . same the fourth time that Israel
• CHARBURGERS • STEAK & EGGS
menu, same employes, in- sent over its Olympic squad
eluding manager Al Vargo. under the aegis of the
• DELICATESSEN
A WARTIME romance United States Committee
DESSERT FANTASIES . . . ALSO CREAM
that blossomed into a recent Sports for Israel, returns
PASTRIES GALORE — BAKED FRESH
30th anniversary was the ce- home with the best record
DAILY IN OUR OWN BAKERY!
lebration of Tillie and Bob ever, 7-1.
.
4286 N. WOODWARD
Goldman . . . Met on a blind
The competition this time
Between 13 & 14 Mile
date after writing to each
other . . . He was stationed was the hardeSt ever ar-
in Greenland during World ranged for the Israelis and
War II and came to Camp they handled the challenge
Gordon in _Augusta, Ga. very well. Captain Tal
Brody and his 11 teammates
where they were wed.
WHEN SANDY ZACK defeated Siena, Villanova,
eyes - you up and down, Sir John Fisher, University
doesn't necessarily mean of St. Louis, John Carroll,
he's looking at a candidate Trinity of Texas and the
Restaurant and Lounge '
for T.O.P.S. (Take Off United States Naval Aca-
Pounds Sensibly) even demy.
25234 GREENFIELD, 1/2 BLK. N. OF 10 MILE
though he is a very active
The eight games were
IN THE GREENFIELD CENTER
546-1224
member . . . Recent TOPS played in a period of two
of Michigan election made weeks last month entailing
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS
Dr. Henry Sonenshine, a hardship upon the dura-
leader, Lou Sovrinsky and ble Israelis who traveled
4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Jerry Freedman, co-leaders, from Rochester to Texas
FOR
COCKTAILS
& DINNERS
and Joe Springle, secretary and back in order to com-
. . . Group meets every plete this schedule which
Wednesday night.
• CHOPS
• SEAFOOD
was made possible
NOW THAT THE new
• STEAKS
• FINE LIQUORS
Michigan Conference of-
ALL DINNERS ARE COMPLETE, INCLUDING SOUP, SALAD,
Rabbis has been formed,
POTATO OR VEGETABLE, COFFEE, TEA OR SANKA
perhaps - something will be
• ENTERTAINMENT
done about the much abused
AND
Michigan Law against using
OUR FAMOUS DELICIOUS .
the word "kosher" in restau-
rants . . . Michigan Stat-
BAR-B-Q SPARE RIBS
utes Annotated, 28.508(5)
. . . Conference is composed
LUNCH SERVED MON.-FRI., 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
of Rabbis A. Irving Schnip-
DINNER ALSO SERVED MON.-SAT., 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
per, Beth Moses; Milton
Your Host
Arm, Beth Achim; Solomon
LATE EVENING MENU
Poupko, Bnai David; and
Herb
10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Charles Rosenzweig, Port
Goldberg
Huron . .. MCOR
(559-3649) has a couple of
PIANO BAR
COCKTAIL HOUR
definite aims, too . . .
among them that kosher
STYLINGS BY
PIANO FUN WITH
foods should not cost more
LIV ULLMANN and ERLAND JOSEPHSON
than others.
Liv Ullmann and Erland film eligible was signed by
IT'S DEFINITE . . .
name of King's Arms on Josephson star in Ingmar 21 world-known movie di-
WED. THRU SAT.
Southfield & 10 Mile, will be Bergman's "Scenes from a rectors. The Academy,
TUES. THRU FRI.
changed to Christopher's Marriage," a movie which _ which presented its awards
9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
. . . under new operation by offers an inclusive look at Tuesday, refused to reconsi-
Modern marriage.
der its decision.
Chris Triffon.
A dubbed English version
ONE GAL SHOW by
Ceil Stein (Nate) at Plym- of the film- is playing at the
outh Art Galleries on Main Towne Theater, Oak Park.
"Scenes from a Marriage"
St. in Plymouth, lasts
through April 26 . . . Oils, appeared as a study in six
50-minute episodes on
acrylics and monotypes.
AUTHENTIC Middle- Swedish TV last year. It has
East food . . . all cooked in now been reduced to 168
its own kitchen . . . will be minutes by Bergman.
featured by Landmark Res-
In- the movie, Bergman
taurant on Greenfield and studies 10 years in the
101/2 Mile beginning April 14 lives of a happily married,
. . . plus its regular menu.
And what a great meeting, luncheon or
upper-middle-class Swed-
STORY IS TOLD by ish couple with two chil-
party
it'll be. Because dinner party. For a few
State Representative Joe dren, a flat in town, a
Michelle Dynan is in or 500. Any kind of
Forbes about the clever house in the country, and
youngster who has figured what turns out to be a
charge of throwing the menu you want. Full
out that as long as no one nearly fatal agreement not
best parties in town. bar service, too. Just get
saw him it didn't matter if to pry into half-lit disap-
he took things that_weren't pointments and desires.
Your parties. Planned - together with our party
his own or played on forbid-
The board of governors of
girl, Michelle
exactly to please
den ground . . . The young the Academy of Motion Pic-
offender would say, "But ture Arts and Sciences ruled
nan by
you and your
nobody saw me!" . . . One the movie ineligible for Os-
Dy calling
guests.
Have
a
day his mother said, "God car consideration since the
sees you. God sees every- film was shown on Swedish
357-4700.
breakfast
thing you do." . . . The kid's 7 prior to its U.S. opening.
21000 Northwestern Hwy. • 357-4700
face flushed with indigha-
The decision prompted
tion . . . "Is that all He's got many protests from movie
to do? Lay on his stomach critics. A petition asking for
all day and watch me?"
the rule change to make the
Get On The Right Track!
.
JAKKS
Bergman's New Film Takes
Close Look into (Marriage
BILLY
STEVENSON
GEORGE
NICHOLLS
Youre invited to one of
Michelle's parties.
Sito/Ar:S'
NORTHLAND INN