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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Danny Raskin's
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LISTENING
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Plaza on Southfield and
121/2 . . . but none can be
Office Supply, can't think of used . . . All the snow has
a better way he could have been plowed into them and
celebrated his 60th birth-, never cleared away . . .
day . . . Was playing golf at Southfield officials should
Inverrary while vacation- look into this.
AFTER 39 YEARS with
ing in Florida . . . and hit a
hole-in-one on the 120-yard the Joseph Frenkel Co.,
eighth hole . . . Wife Richi Murray Hartz has retired
and Detroiters Rhoda and . . . Known as a legend in
Danny Brickner were his the health and beauty aids
field, Murray has been re-
witnesses.
SPEAKING BEFORE sponsible for over $200 mill-
THE members of Crescent ion in sales. `.
He was with General To- .
Shrine Club recently, Carl
Levin, former Detroit City bacco, making "big money"
Council president, read a . . . $75 a week when he left
letter written by someone to work on E. Vernor for Joe.,
who was unhappy with liv- who paid him $80 as head of
ing in Detroit because of ev- the notions and paper goods
erything going on, and dept. . . . General Tobacco
moved away . . . It was offered to double his salary,
from a priest to Cadillac but the future was more im-
portant to Murray . . . who
. . . in the year 1711.
Next Crescent dinner 'discovered he had made
meeting will be a real doozie wisest decision.
. . . with Sol Lewis, direc-
Norman Cottler is the
tor of the Michigan person responsib!le for Mur-
Metaphysical Society and a ray's quitting smoking
super entertainer on hand, cigars . . . even though he
March 20, at ,the Raleigh went through 50 to 60 a
House . . . Members and week . . . They played gin
guests who miss Sol will be rummy together and Nor-
missing a lot.
man complained so much
Last Crescent affair at that "They stink!" Murray
Raleigh House is June 19, gave the palmas a farewell
its big Crippled Children heave-ho and hasn't'
and Divan Night . . . touched one since.
Raleigh House supposedly
CALLING SONNY
closes as of June 25.
ELIOT . . . Remember
SHOE WAS on the other when back in 1948 as Sonny
foot recently when the near •Schlossberg your comical
200 members of Ladies Au- talents were cast on the
xiliary, Department of television screen as co-star
Michigan Jewish War Vete- with golf pro Joe Deveny
rans, were entertained at
The show was filled
their membership dinner by with tips for golfing . fans
Max Sosin and Hal Gordon
... plus your hilarious an-
. . . The hard-working gals tics that made for much
who spread cheer at hospi- giggling on the part of the
tals, nursing homes and video audiences . . . That
children's homes, gave Max same year, still as Sonny
and Hal a standing ovation. Schlossberg, you wound up
AT LEAST TO the Han- 12 weeks as Willie Dooit on
children's
nah Schloss Old Timers, the WWJ-TV-
program, "Let's. See Willie
spring is just around the
corner . . . Their annual Dooit" . . Today as ace
pre-spring Get Together for weatherman Sonny Eliot
members, family and . . . still on WWJ-TV . .
you are one of the very few
friends is this Siinday, 1
p.m. at Jewish Community persons who have survived
Center, 10 Mile branch in television as a performer
since its beginning in De-
Oak Park.
JANET SELLERS, troit.
PAT CARLINI, kind
six-year-old daughter of Irv-
ing and Marion Sellers, was gent who gives away those
warned about crossing watches each year at the
streets . . . "Oh, don't Shrine Circus, now repre-
worry," little Janet reas- sents the Elgin Watch Co.
sured her mother. "I always as well as Waltham.
451a9 CASS •• UTICA
731-4440
"In The Big Red House"
WANT A SKIMPY SANDWICH?
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wait for the empty space to
come by."
IT'S DEFINITE . . .
preliminary agreement has
been made to purchase the
Town & Country Club . . .
Group headed by Sammy
Lieberman of Creative Cat-
eging, will continue to oper-
ate it as in the past . . .
with the membership con-
tinuing-to avail itself of the
same facilities.
Catering arrangements
are being handled by Edna
Brown, who has been with
Sammy for 17 years.
THERE ARE THREE
"Handicapped Parking"
spaces at Farrell Shopping
SENT TO BED early re-
cently as punishment,
young Allen Kalish pouted
that he couldn't help it if he
wasn't perfect . . .. "There
was only one perfect boy in
the world that I know of
anyway," he muttered . • . .
Curious, his mother Ann
Kalish (Sol's doll), asking
who he was, said, "You
mean George Washington? -
. . .-And little Allen replied
scornfully. "No, daddy. -
THE SATURDAY
morning kidush tomorrow
at Downtown Synagogue on
Griswold will honor Judge
Nate Kaufman's 70th
birthday.
GREAT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
DON'T COME TO
MORRY WASSER-
MAN, president of Home
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
OLD TIME DELI
27701 Orchard Lake Road
Near 12 Mile
OPEN 24 HOURS
Daily Dining From Our Regular Fine Menu
Tues.-Fri ., 11:30 to 1 a.m.
Sat. til 2 a.m. Sun. til 11 p.m.
553-2191
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EMI IITAN
ROADHOUSE
TUNNEL
BAR•&Q
OF SOUTHFIELD
Relax,
291 6 1 Northwestern, North of 12 Mile Rd.
358-FOOD (3663)
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enjoy good
food and drink
at moderate cost
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At the Ryan Roadhouse, you will
relax in the comfortable surround-'
Ings of a contemporary roadhouse
and enjoy honest portions of
hearty food, honest drinks and
great entertainment without a
cover charge or increased prices.
Any way you look at It, we're one of
the best values around. Come, find
out for yourself!
3950 14 Mile Rd.
2 Miles E. of Oaklnd Mall
939-1800
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RESTAURANT & LOIJNGS
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25234 GREENFIELD, J. of 10 Mile •
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CENTER
546-1n4.,
That old reprobate L. J. Loophole is at
it again—plotting a fantastic Sunday
Brunch to captivate the hearts of all. To
insure freshness, L:J. even convinced
the hotel manager to personally
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pick up a dazzling assortment of
bagels. Honest!
Cover one of those bagels with
L.1-.'s creamycheese-ancf-lox spread.
Journey afar through his ever-
changing international specialties,
• DINNERS MON.-SAT. •
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5 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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SUNDAY DINNERS
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4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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No. Entertainment
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Businessmen's Luncheons •
MON.-FRI., 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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LATE EVENING
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• Choice Cocktails & Liquors.
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L.J.Loopholds
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PIANO BAR •
An ENTERTAINMENT •
„ MON. THRU SAT.
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Where to go and what.
to do on Sunday?
Here's an unusual
dinihg opportunity...
garnered from Budapest to Boston,
complemented with more traditional
fare. Will you have room for the sweet
table, laden with cakes, tarts, cheeses
and fruits? Let gourmanclizing glut-
tony overrule your temperateness.
We dare you! All-you-can-eat
Brunch served Sundays 1 I :30a.m.
to 2:30p.m. Adults $5.95, kids 12
and under $2.95. Please call for
reservations: 557-4800.
Food for your habeas corpus
in the Sheraton-Southfield Hotel,
17017 W. Nine Mile Road at 1-696,
Southfield. 557-4800
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FOOD & BEVERAGE co.
NOW SERVING . . . BEER •-WINE • COCKTAILS
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ONLY SUNDAY BRUNCH
IN DOWNTOWN DETROIT
DISCOUNTED
VALET PARKING
CHECK OUR DINNER SPECIALS
• MONDAY
• THURSDAY
- 8 SQUARE PIZZA
$2 75
. CHOPPED SIRLOIN
• TUESDAY •
• FRIDAY
FRIED CHICKEN
'2 75
FISH & CHIPS
• WEDNESDAY
• SATURDAY
VEAL
PARMIGIANA
$275 .
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PIZZA-SPAGHETTI
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ANTIPASTO SALAD
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LARGE SPAGHETTI DINNER 179
PIANO STYLINGS
BY JOHN WILLIAMS
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SPECIALLY CREATED
BRUNCH BEVERAGES
• -SUCH GREAT DELIGHTS
AS: EGGS BENEDICT,
PETITE LAMB CHOPS,
CHICKEN LIVER MADEIRA
AND OF COURSE GOOD
OLD FASHION FLAPJACKS.
.„and all this on the
25th floor of the
Hotel Pontchartrain
every Sunday between
0:30 um and 2:30 pm
WASHINGTON BLVD & LARNED
RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED
965-0200
American Express honored
BY THE SQUARE
SERVED WITH:
BEER • WINE • COCKTAILS
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$250
$250
5975
ALL SERVED WITH: SALAD, FRIES OR SPAGHETTI &
HOT GARLIC BREAD
HAPPY HOUR
• "FREE PIZZA"
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2:30 TO 5:30 p.m.
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8:00 p.m. TO CLOSING
NO COUPONS FOR SPECIALS
29269 SOUTHFIELD RD.
NORTH OF 1.2 MILE, FARRELL PLAZA
CARRY OUT 559-8111
MON. To THURS., 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
FRI., 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
SAT. Noon to 11 p.m., SUN., 4 to 10 p.m.
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