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19961 W.12 MILE RD.

569-6448

EVERGREEN SHOPPING PLAZA
On Evergreen Side

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1665 OTTAWA ST.

Forties.

1-519-258-3212

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352-7466

has what you want

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• Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

days a week .. .
when you want

Enjoy Our Fine Dinner Specials .. .
Different Each Day
In The Casual Elegant Atmosphere
You Want For Enjoyable Dining

—Hours-

MON.-THURS., 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
FRI. & SAT., 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
SUNDAY, 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Join Us For A Pleasant

Surprise and
Discover That

There Is A

Fruit Cake

nanny Raskin's

COMPLETE CHINESE MENU

on the ledge where
we dined recently probably
found it on the other side of
the room...The revolving
Summit Restaurant on the
71st floor of Detroit Plaza
turns very slow—hardly no
ticeable...unless you reach
down for something like the
gal did...The ledge is sta-
tionary and 'our table
turns ever so slowly to get
in the most sumptuously
breathtaking view to be had
anywhere.
It was a;.Clear night...and
the large sunset was a pic-
ture of beauteous ele-
gance...When the lights
came on throughout the
city and suburbs. it was
like Las Vegas at night or
flying low by LaGuardia
Airport in New York.
The Summit crowns the
73-story. 740-foot Detroit
Plaza Hotel...It is the
world's largest counter-re-
volving restaurant-lounge
complex...The top-most re-
volving area is reserved for
cocktails while the lower
counter-rotating level is a
dining room...In between
the two is The Summit
entry-level with its station-
ary cocktail pods suspended
in mid-air.

One of the most beautiful
sights while dining at The
Summit is to look down and
see Detroit's waterway...No
artist that ever lived could
capture this delightful
scene.

Mike Peyovich (remem-
ber him from The Bijou?)
is manager of the Summit.
while Felipe Arambula
heads the entire three-floor
sector.. Charles Sarre is in
charge of the Summit com-
plex as assistant to Food
and Beverage Director
Kuno Fasel.
Another friendly face was
pleasant. effervescent Ei-
leen Ryan. dining room cap-
tain who used to bounce
around with unlimited
energy at the former Nickv
Poo's on Southfield and 10
Mile.
Our attentive waiter.
Carlos Martinez. also
worked at The Bijou...He
brought us mushroom bar-
ley soup. most interesting
Antalouse Salad and broiled
whitefish. anchovy butter
topped and served with
fried rice.
The salad is made with
diced cucumbers. egg-
plants. tomatoes. marinated
in olive oil and served in a
bell pepper with mild garlic
croutons.

Dessert was The Summit
Orbiter... Harvey Wall-
banger ice cream with the
gallino seemingly missing.
melba sauce. a sprinkling
of chocolate chips and some
whipped cream...It comes
smoking from water and
dry ice in a false bottom.
plus antennae-like sticks on
each side.

You'll thoroughly enjoy
the elegant scenery.
The evening wasn't over
vet...In all the ballrooms.
Ford dealers from around
the world . were having a
banquet...and we would
have been remiss in our
visit had we not gone in to
see Ella Fitzgerald...Only
one word can describ&this
phenomenon of vocal artist-
ry...great.

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Then to The Celebration.
an intimate. semi-circular
lounge on the hotel's prome-
nade level. featuring contin-
uous entertainment a la Las
Vegas lounge-style...There
is no cover or min-
imum...The drinks are S2.50
but good back-to-back. non-
stop entertainment makes
the difference...Between :5
and 8 p.m during the week.
drinks are half price and
folks can still see a com-
plete show...Tomorrow is
the last day to see the Julie
Miller Show. a high-pow-
ered. five-girl musical varie-
ty group...and the talented
Roger Vasquee quartet.

THE BIG BAND SOUND

for listening and dancing is
being highly accepted at To-
pinka's Country House. Tele-
graph and Seven Mile
Rd...Matt Michaels' eight-
piece orchestra. featuring
Jack Brokensha on vibes.
do a fine job of playing
songs that keep people hum-
ming throughout the
vears...It's great to see a
dance floor packed again
with folks dancing close to-
gether...and its pleasant to
hear a group of fine musi-
cians show their ability by
playing arrangements with
customer-pleasing togeth-
erness.
Topinka's Country House
has always been a good
food spot...excellent prime
rib that other restaurant
owners who know food can
tell is choice meat (we've
never had a had piece
vet )...turtle soup that tastes
just like it always has
been famous for so many
years... presented by Cliff
Bell. the late Ken Nicholson
and now AI Ba-
looly...service you won't
find better anywhere...and
an atmosphere of refined en-
joyment.
LOOKS LIKE A second
Larco's will be
opened...Site slated is the
Lone Pine Mall on Orchard
Lake Rd. and Pontiac
Trail.
It'll be another family op-
eration...with Pete taking
over the kitchen
here...while brother Nick

oughly. Add fruit and nuts,
blending well. Add honey and
jelly, mixing thoroughly. Add
flour mixture about a third at a
time, blending well each time.
Bake in well-greased paper-
lined cake pans, filling each
about 2/3 with batter. Weigh
each filled pan. Bake in a slow
oven (250 degrees F.) allow-
ing 11/2 hours for the first
pound and 3 /4 hour for each
additional pound. Yield: 5 lbs.
of cake.

3 cups flour
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1 /2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 /4 tsp. cloves
1 cup margarine
1 cup Domino Brown Sugar
4 eggs
1 /2
cup each: citron, orange
and lemon peel, candied
cherries. All sliced fine.
1 cup seedless raisins
1 cup currants, washed and
dried
1 /2 cup almonds, blanched and
sliced
1/2 cup honey
1 /4 cup plum or currant jelly

To decorate fruit cakes and
honey cakes, prepare a frost-
ing by mixing Domino Con-
fectioners' Sugar with water
or fruit juice to make a mixture
that can be spread. Then dip a
toothpick into the frosting and
inscribe the cake with
"L'shana tova likatevu"
"May you be inscribed for a
good year."

Take flour, baking soda, salt
and spices..,and sift together.
Cream the margarine. Add
sugar. ? little at a time, mixing
until lig-ht and fluffy. Add eggs
./And at a time, mixing thor-

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MON. THRU FRI.

DAILY HOURS:
HON. THRU THURS.,

11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
FRI., 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
SAT., 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.
SUN., 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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BEER & WINE

CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE

NORTHWESTERN HGWY. AT 12 MILE & FRANKLIN
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Chef Rudy's New

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357-3280

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FAMILY BUFFET
27411 SOUTHFIELD (3 MS. N. OF 11 MILE)

559-1091

COMPLETE DAILY SPECIALS
ALL DAY--LUNCH OR DINNER
9. 99

RELISH BAR FREE

ROAST
TURKEY

W/DRESSING

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2"

BROILED
HADDOCK

$

1"

ROAST BEEF
PLATE

$185

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• SMOKED FISH
OF CHEESE
• LOX
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DOMESTIC
•• POT. SALAD
• GIIICKEN SALAD
• COLE SLAW
• TUNA SALAD
• FRESH TURKEY BREASTS
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(Boneless)
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12 MILE & SOUTHFIELD

In Mike's Market

569-6115
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CORNED
BEEF

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PASTRAMI
$349

Lean

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FOR THIS SPECIAL

lb.
$3 99 1b.

Offer Expires

Sept. 11, 1977