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22 Friday, December 3L 1976
Whisper no secrets in
fields were there are heads.
—The Talmud.
VINCENZO'S
Italian-American Cuisine
18211 JOHN R
Bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds.
869-5674
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Chekhov Play
"The Three Sisters" by
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joins the Hilberry
Theatre's repertory 8:30
p.m. Jan. 12, following a
preview 8:30 p.m. Jan. 11.
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WE WILL BE OPEN
NEW YEAR'S DAYS
9 a.m. TO 9 p.m.
The Best of Everything
,
SERVING FAVORITE BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES IL DINNERS
COMPLETE FULL MENU 7 DAYS
• STEAKS • CHOPS • SANDWICHES • SEAFOOD
• CHILDREN'S MENU • GREEK SPECIALTIES
• BAR-B-Q RIBS • BAR-B-Q CHICKEN • ETC.
MON.-THURS., 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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22740 WOODWARD
Ferndale • PARKING IN REAR •
at 9 Mile
544-7933
ONE OF MICHIGAN'S OLDERST RESTAURANTS
"We Say Good Food And We Mean It!"
27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
At 12 Mile, Just
85 1 -4094
Open Mon. thru Sat.
11:30 a.m.-2:30 a.m.
Off U.S. 696
GALA
NEW YEAR'S EVE
PARTY
Includes:
per
couple
• Dinner
• 1/2 Bottle Champagne
• Continental Breakfast
• Entertainment & Dancing
• Favors
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grape brandy, some
flame, then amaretto,
more flame, regular cof-
fee . . . and topped with
whipped cream and
sprinkles of cinnamon.
The Prime Rib Room at
TBQ's Other Place in
Windsor has only been
open about seven weeks,
seating just 90 or 95
people . . . Those who
love elegant dining with
an extremely personal
and intimate touch, will
go crazy about this place.
NEGLECTED MEN"-
TION of Betty LaBell in
recent item about Old
Time Deli on Orchard
Lake and 12 Mile . . .
Ben's wife is responsible
for that delicious barley
soup recipe.
SIGN OF THE Beefea-
ter restaurants have
been owned by Montgom-
ery Ward Co. since 1972
. . . There were only
seven of them . . . Today
there are 14, with 11 in
the Detroit area and
three in Chicago . . .
Another local site is set
for this spring . . . The
first Beefeater restau-
rant was Royal Oak based
in 1956.
THE NEW LOOK at
Carson's Chop HouS-e on
Woodward south of Grand
Blvd., includes new
owner, personable Gus
-
Dixon, new decor (starlit food. That's the Balaton
ceiling a la Las Vegas), restaurant on 12 Mile,
huge, clean kitchen ap- just east of Greenfield
pointments . . . new . . . Six booths, two small
doorway leading into the tables, and a counter with
place direct from valet half a dozen seats . . .
parking lot . . . Chef Goulash, for example, is
Ezio De Felicis weaving made with meat 'ex-
his fine cooking ways in pressly for goulash (beef
the kitchen . . . excellent shank) rather than the
waitresses like Ann Re- same used in other dis-
znik . . . extra clean car- hes.
SORRY, LEFT off the
peting, etc . . . A big fea-
ture at the new Carson's name of Iry Greenberg as
Chop House is a huge the other bossman at
walk-in refrigerator Plaza Deli on
where fresh meats are Northwestern and 12
hung for Ezio to make Mile.
"TO YOUR HEALTH"
those yum-yum dishes of
. . . That's the meaning
his.
ONE OF THE best in Greek of the name Yas-
things to happen serv- soo, which has taken over
icewise to a restaurant is where former Roman
Rose Guttman's new idea Gate used to be on Wood-
at Irving's Delicatessen ward one block south of 14
on Greenfield and 11 Mile Mile . . . Full name is
. . . So simple and yet so Yassoo Greek Village,
very good . . . Rose con- owned by Dionysis
ceived the thought of hav- Nikolopoulos (call him
ing boxes made and Don Nick) and former
placed on the wall of each Tiger catcher Jim Price
booth . . . to hold the salt, . . . with just about ev-
pepper, catsup, mustard, erything you can get in
sugar, etc . . . thereby Greektown without going
giving more dining space downtown.
The ex-Roman Gate
to the table and making
things much easier for site was completely gut-
both waitress and cus- ted inside . . . and now
tomer . . . Amazing that
no one thought of this be-
fore!
JUST A LITTLE place,
but still putting out good
authentic Hungarian
Solicitor Training Practicum Started
NEW YORK — By the
end of the 1977 campaign,
some 850 key leaders in
171 North American
Jewish communities will
have received highly
specialized training as
C
A TOTAL GREEK EXPERIENCE!
GREEK
VILLAGE
( Formerly
Roman Gate)
4616 N. WOODWARD, JUST 1 BLK. S. OF 14 MILE RD.
549-4141
Royal Oak
FEATURING GREEK FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT
OPEN 7 DAYS . . . SUN THRU THURS., 11 a.m.-2 a.m. FRI. & SAT., 11 a.m.-3 a.m.
IF YOU LIKE OREEKTOWN .. .
YOU'LL LOVE YASSOO VILLAGE!
campaign solicitors in the
Campaign Leadership
Practicurn program,
jointly sponsored by the
United Jewish Appeal
and the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare
Funds (CJF).
Practicum
CJF's
Chairman is Philip
Granovsky of Toronto,
who also serves as chair-
man of its campaign serv-
ices committee. Heading
the practicum for UJA is
Sanford Hollander of
Morris-Sussex Counties,
New Jersey.
The practicum is de-
signed to give intensive
individual and group
training to 50 committed
campaign workers in two
separate groups of 25 par-
ticipants over a 48-hour
period.
The practicum offers
personal instruction and
practical solicitation
training given to each
worker by a team of four
skilled and experienced
solicitors from outside
communities.
Even a fool, if he keeps
silence, is thought wise.
—Proberbs 17.
has seven intimate cafe
areas upstairs in which to
dine . . . The quiet and
very authentic Greek
motif extends to all wait-
ers wearing white aprons
from the waist down as in
the old country, says Don
. . . Downstairs is like a
little nightclub . . . very
cozy-looking . . . with a
bouzouki player and
Greek ethnic culture
dancing.
Lunch was very good
. . . delicious lemon soup,
combination of shish
kabob, spinach pie and
rice pilaf . . . The coffee
was excellent . . . no way
like some places in Greek-
town where the waiters
like it very strong and
think you do, too.
Yassoo Greek Village
has only been open two
weeks, seating almost 400
. . . with waiters upstairs
and waitresses
downstairs . .- . General
manager is Pete Peponis
. . . You'll always see
owner Don Nick walking
around just like his other
waiters . . . wearing an
apron as he seats people
. . . He's the guy with the
long mustache.
Two Great
Restaurants With
One Great Name
From the broilers & the grills
From the lakes & the seas
Gourmet favorites
Sandwiches •. Salads • Snacks
Luncheon • Dinner • Supper
Choice cocktails, wines
and liquors
PRIVATE
BANQUET
ROOMS
AVAILABLE
Our Catering Is Elegant
Zopinka's Zopinkas
'
COUNTRY
HOUSE
24010 W. 7 Mile Rd.
ON THE
BOULEVARD
2960 W. Grand Blvd.
Across from Fisher Theatre
At Telegraph
TR 5-2614
531-9000
Closed Sun. and Holidays
Open all 7 days
, Parking lot adjacent
Valet Parking
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