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Communist who died and
went to Hell . . . Upon his
arrival, he told Satan,
"Boy, am I happy to be in
Heaven" . . . "But you're
mistaken," the devil told
him, "this isn't Heaven."
"That's what you
think," sighed the com-
rade. "I just came from
Siberia."

MARSHALL RACH-
LEFF is the kind of cus-
tomer Pickle Barrel deli
bossmen Sy Ginsberg and
Al Winkler lift their eye-
brows at . . . Came in re-
cently with his own salt
sticks . . . Don't know if
he got charged for the
butter.

LITTLE 6 - AND - A -
HALF year old Susanne
Becker attends elemen-
tary school . . . and goes
each morning with a
neighbor's daughter who
also attends the same
school . . . Lillian and
Ben Becker were warn-
ing her about being care-
ful crossing streets . . .
"Oh, don't worry," the
child assured her mother,
"we always wait for the
empty space to come by."

LOOKING BACK On
Columns of Yesteryears:

1948 . . . "Sonny
Schlossberg of Actors Co.
and brother-in-law Harry
Green, Eastwood Park
clown, handled enter-
tainment, dressed in jes-
ter's garb, at recent
Michigan Showmen's
party for 400 un-
derprivileged kids . . .
Billboard photog caught
Sonny in action shot
which appeared in last
week's issue . . . After
years of knocking around
show biz, Sonny, finally
gets his picutre in a big-
time publication . . . only
to discover the name
under it is that of Harry
Green!" . . . (Today,
Sonny Schlossberg is one
of the nation's top weath-
ercasters, announcers
and television show per-
sonalities . . . Sonny
Eliot.)

HELLO . . . from Willie
"Buffalo" Ehrlich, in
town visiting from Las
Vegas, where he is head
maitre d' in the show
room of Holiday Casino
. . . L-ooking younger
than ever, "Buff' likes to
come to the hometown for
his vacations.

Concert Slated
at Art Institute

The Kolego Concert Se-
ries will present the Pas-
tiche Wind Quintet 3 p.m.
Sunday in the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts Recital
Hall.

Tickets are available at
the art institute, Or-
chestra Hall and all Hud-
son's stores.

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Res. Suggested Weekends

546-1894

SERVING FAVORITE BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES & DINNERS

HUNGARIAN
VILLAGE

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1-75 FREEWAY AT
SPRINGWELLS EXIT
Reservations: 843-5611

road.,

22740 WOODWARD at 9 Mile
Ferndale • PARKING IN REAR • 544-7933
ONE OF MICHIGAN'S OLDERST RESTAURANTS

ADVANCE BLDG.
9 MILE & GREENFIELD

557-8060

"We Say Good Food And We Mean It!"

SY GINSBERG & AL WINKLER

I FORMERLY OF 7 MILE & EVERGREEN

FORMERLY OF LINCOLN CENTER

AND THE ENTIRE STAFF OF

PIZZA

P:CELZ :Ann

/ EVERGREEN PLAZA

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AND PIZZA
IS A GREAT HOME
PARTY FAVORITE!

HOME COOKING • BANQUET FACILITIES

ALSO CATERING IN
YOUR OWN HOME OR HALL

ADVANCE
CAFETERIA

PLAN YOUR
HOLIDAY
PARTIES

OUR ANTIPASTO

940a4
MALT

MON.-THURS., 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
FRI. & SAT., 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. SUN., 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

5 MENUS TO CHOOSE FROM
• BRUNCH •DELI BUFFET
• DINNER • LUNCH
• COCKTAIL HORS D' OEUVRES

DAILY & SUNDAYS

1976)

• STEAKS • CHOPS • SANDWICHES • SEAFOOD
• CHILDREN'S MENU • GREEK SPECIALTIES
• BAR-B-Q RIBS • BAR-B-Q CHICKEN • ETC.

FROM 25 TO 125

DELIGHTFUL FOOD—GYPSY MUSIC
LUNCHES & DINNERS

(Nov. 20,

COMPLETE FULL MENU 7 DAYS

A ROOM
FOR ALL
PARTIES

RATED IN AAA
MAGAZINE, DETROIT NEWS &
DETROIT FREE PRESS
ONE OF TOP 10
RESTAURANTS IN DETROIT

Again Voted "The
Best Pizza Restaurant
In Detroit"
By The Detroit Free Press

Now: Open Sunday 12 Noon

7523 W. McNichols Rd. UN 2-6455

WE WILL BE OPEN
XMAS DAY, 9 a.m.
TO 9 p.m.

3966 W. 12 MILE
3 BLKS. E. OF GREENFIELD

Offer Expires Dec. 31

Discerning Taste

• BANQUET FACILITIES

411.

HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT

863-001 1

BUDDY'S

45199 CASS • UTICA
731-4440
"In The Big Red House"

BALATON

7114 W. 7 MILE

Delroously Prepared for the

—BEER & WINE-

(Monday Only For Dinner)

I EL JARDIN

LARCO'S

Fine Italian-American Cuisine

• ITALIAN DISHES

OPEN DAILY 11:30 - 10 p.m.

I Mexican Restaurant

IN THE FILM, "Car-
wash, former Detroiter
Richard Brestoff has a
prominent role . . . Dick's
parents can be remem-
bered by localites as Au-
ntie Dee (Dee Parker) of
TV and Phil Brestoff . . .
"Carwash" is a sleeper
and currently one of film-
dom's biggest box office
smashes of the year.
IN THE NEW Sinatra
book, "Sinatra's Women"
by Romano, among the
"in" people mentioned is
Mac Krim, former Detroi-
ter now residing in
California . . . His
brothers Sol, Leonard
and Harry, still live here.
BEST BET OF The
Weekend . . . Hanuka
dance tomorrow night, 8
p.m., by Bnai David Men's
Club at the synagogue on
Southfield and 9 1/2 Mile,
with dance togetherable
music by Frank Venice
. . . plus traditional
Hanuka refreshments.
AFTER 35 YEARS with
the Detroit Board of Edu-
cation, 17 years as a prin-
cipal, Dr. Maurice Lax, is
retiring from school af-
filiation . . . Maurice is a
former consultant with
the U.S. Office of Educa-
tion . . . He'll spend his
retirement doing educa-
tional research and tutor-
ing . . . plus being a
member of the Fenby-
Carr musical group.
BIRTHDAY C ON-
GRATS . . . to Earl
Menczer on number 39.
CHILDREN'S DEPT.
. . . Bernice Helfman,
7-year-old daughter of
Grace and Harold
Helfman, remarked while
helping herself to the last
cookie on the plate, "This
won't matter to me,
`cause I've been an old
maid all my life, anyhow."
SEEING SIGNS . . . by
Henry Rott in a large
Chicago discount store
. . . "Toy department.
Four Santa Clauses — no
waiting."
NO TIME LOST, Detroit
Businessmen's Group,
City of Hope has already
booked its date for next
year's big affair . . . Oct.
23 . . . before so many
localites start heading
south.
IRVING GRASS had
trouble starting his car
on a recent cold and very
damp morning . . . The
buggy just wouldn't turn
over, and he would have
been late for an impor-
tant appointment had
Moe Simons not come
along to give him a push
. . . with the car he
bought from Iry two
weeks ago.
AARON SLOOTSKY of
Dinettes, Inc. tells this
. . . In Leningrad, an old
man sat on a park bench
and dozed . . . When
awakening he noticed two
uniformed policemen sit-
ting on each side of him
. . . "My God!" he mum-
bled. "What did I dream?"
Or the story about the

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AUTHENTIC HOME-MADE

WITH AN EQUAL
VALUE PAID DINNER

Friday, December. 17, 1976 25,

DELI

12 MILE & EVERGREEN

ARE ANXIOUSLY WAITING TO SERVE - YOU FOR
HOLIDAY CATERING NEEDS

PLEASE CALL OR
STOP IN FOR INFORMATION

892-9001

1557-88991

17125 CONANT
AT E. 6 MILE

SPEND A GREAT NEW YEAR'S EVE
IN WINDSOR AT

2 15 Odeteit

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3067 DOUGALL RD. Detroit Phone: 963-8944 Windsor.. Phone: 969-6011

YOU'LL LOVE OUR NEW PRIME RIB ROOM!

• LOBSTER CLAW COCKTAIL
• DESSERT
• SPECIAL SALAD
• COFFEE ALA PLACE
• ENGLISH CUT PRIME RIB FOR THE • COCKTAIL ON ARRIVAL
MEN
• BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE
• PLACE CUT FOR THE LADIES
• QUISH — MUSHROOMS & CHIVES • FLOWERS FOR THE LADIES
• BAKED POTATO
• CUBAN CIGARS FOR THE MEN
• 3 TYPES OF BUTTER
• EDDIE CHICO'S BAND

YOUR OTHER FAVORITE IN WINDSOR

7coutei 'an-E-2

58 PARK ST. E. (Opposite Tunnel Car Exit)

BE OPEN 24 HOURS!

By Reservation Only

$ 75

per couple
Inc. Tax & Tip

REGULAR DINNERS — OPEN HOUSE —
IN ALL OTHER ROOMS — BY RESERVATION