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553-2191
Near12 Mile

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Bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds.

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12 MILE & SOUTHFIELD
In Mike's Market
569-6115

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baby—their minth.
"We're running out of
names. - he joked. "I guess
we'll have to call this one
Nine."
With a family of 11
people to feed, it's a good
thing that the former star
of the "Beach Party" move
is still working steadily and
making good money. He
still looks as good as he did
10 years ago and, if any-
thing, his voice is more ma-
ture and better than ever.
FRANKIE VALLI and
the Four Seasons are going
to be missed out at Pine

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ITALIAN-AMERICAN DINING AT

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CHOICE COCKTAILS AND FINE
ITALIAN WINES

22812 WOODWARD at 9 Mile

HOURS
11 a.m. TO 1 a.m., SUN. THRU THURS.
11 a.m. TO 4 a.m., FRI. & SAT.

Knob this year. They've
been coming_ every year
and always -sell out. But
they're not on this year's
line-up and and they will be
missed.
But there are so many
other outstanding acts corn-
ing that it will keep every-
one broke, buying tickets
for shows like Neil Dia-
mond, Captain and Ten-
nine. and the Beach Boys,
Chicago, Engelbert Hum-
perdinck, Sammy Davis,
Fleetwood Mac. Neil Se-
daka, the Spinners and Bos-
ton.
SINGER JOEY ENG-
LISH will give a kind of
farewell-to-Michigan per-
formance at the Hyatt Re-
gency's db's Club. Tuesday-
June 4. Joey and her hus-
band, Ron Schaefer, are
heading out to the West
Coast to live in about a
month.
I know she'll be missed
around the Rolling Oaks
area where they've lived
for the past few years. Joey
says that one of the things
she'll miss most about our
area — besides the nice
people she's gotten to know
— is the Rikshaw Inn.
We've shared many a Chi-
nese meal there and it's
Joey's favorite Chinese res-
taurant. She says she'll
have to call them long-dis-
tance to ship her out some
food when she get the urge
for sweet and sour chicken.

VALID ANYTIME

EXPIRES 7/30/77

MON.-THURS., 11:30 a.m. to 12 Mid.
FRI. & SAT., 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.
SUN. CLOSED

5600 DRAKE RD. AT

WALNUT LAKE RD.

JUST TWO MILES WEST
OF ORCHARD LAKE RD.

661-4400

FAMOUS BIG TYME SANDWICHES

CHOOSE FROM

NEW YORK—John F.
Thomas. figure in inter-
national migration and refu-
gee resettlement for over 30
years and currently direc-
tor of the Inter-
governmental Committee
for European Migration, is
the recipient of the HIAS
1977 Rev. Zvi Hirsch Mas-
liansky Award.
The award, presented an-
nually by the world-wide
Jewish migration agency, is
for an individual with dem-
onstrated long-standing con-
cern for those forced to
seek new countries of

10 HAMBURGER GREATS

Is Hollywood returning to
the halcyon days of the
thirties? "Yes, the trend is
there," says Diane Jacobs,
a rising young star in cine-
ma critique.
Her new book, -Holly-
wood Renaissance" (A.S.
Barnes), is destined to be a
standard reference on the
art of the great directors
who have sparked the film-
making renaissance of the
Seventies—men like Altman
(MASH, Nashville) ; Cassa-
vetes (Woman Under The
Influence); Coppola (Godfa-
ther I and II, Conversa-
tion); Mazursky (Harry
and Tonto, Bob and Carol

TEL AVIV (ZINS)—
Rabbi Yehuda Landau, in
charge of marriages and di-
vorces for the Tel Aviv rab-
binate, says there have
been 10 percent fewer mar-
riages this year in Tel
Aviv, and a 20 percent de-
cline nationwide.
He says there is a short-
age of eligible males due to
Yom Kippur War casualties
and male students leaving
the country.

Oil Rumors

TEL AVIV (ZINS)—An Is-
raeli oil expert quashed re-
cent rumors that Israel had
found -vast oil reserves,
Saying that none of the drill-
ings have proven successful
so far.
The rumors triggered a
significant rise in the price
of oil shares on the Tel
Aviv Stock Exchange.

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SAME GREAT MENU!

• CHARBURGERS • STEAK & EGGS
• DELICATESSEN

EGGS & OMELETS SERVED IN A SKILLET

DELICIOUS PASTRIES GALORE

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Thai Princesses
Active in Israel

JERUSALEM—Prin-
cesses Sirindhorn and Chu-
labhorn of Thailand visited
Israel recently and, at the
Western Wall, left notes be-
tween the ancient stones of
the Kotel. lunched with
President Ephraim Katzir,
paid a call on Knesset
Speaker Yisrael Yeshayahu
and planted trees in the Je-
rusalem Peace Forest.

Palestinian People`?

AMSTERDAM (ZINS)—A
Dutch newspaper reported
that Zoheir Mahsen, leader
of the terrorist Assaika
group. said the - Palesti-
nian people - do not really
exist. and are a strategy in
the war against Israel.

A Nett llollywo od Renaissance'

Drop in Marriages

CORDIALLY INVITES YOU AND YOUR
GUEST TO ENJOY ONE COMPLIMENTARY
LUNCH WHEN A SECOND LUNCH OF
EQUAL OR GREATER VALUE IS PURCHASED.

Thomas Gets
HIAS Award

Friday, May 27, 1977 29

and Ted and Alice); Scor-
sese (Taxi Driver. Alice
Doesn't Live Here Any
More); and others.
"Hollywood Renaissance"
is written for movie buffs
and students as well as pro-
fessionals. Ms. Jacobs ana-
lyzes the work of the sub-
ject directors, their impact
on the current scene, and
the trend they have set,
pointing to the formulae of
the Thirties, i.e.: good
movies making good
money, with the screenwri-
ters, cinematographers and
producers sharing glory
with the director.
Much of the text is based
on personal interviews, and
the six chapters are illus-
trated with photographs,
plus a comprehensive film-
ography on 42 picutures.

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