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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

V.I.P. PALACE

The Best of Everything

(Continued from Page 29)
ward, just south of 14 Mile
. . . along with real Greek
entertainment again
downstairs . . as it should

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OLD TIME DELP

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Near 12 Mik
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24 HOURS

be instead of the rock 'n roll
stuff they tried there . .
Pete went to Chicago and
talked four musicians into
coming to Royal Oak . .
They have formed a group
which is probably the best
Greek band in town now.
A
SHORT WHILE
AGO, Bernie Kerner told us
that he and step-dad Sam
Boesky own the corporate
name of Darbys Restaurant

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incident last evening as we
FAMILY BUFFET
were eating dinner at the
Imperial Chop Suey Re-
27411 SOUTHFIELD 13 ILKS. N. OF 11 NILE)
staurant on 12 Mile Rd. in
Southfield. As we were just
about to leave, we saw a
ALL DAY--LUNCH OR DINNER
blind person with her seeing
$ 1.99
eye dog enter the restaur-
RELISH BAR FREE
ant. She was with some
ROAST
friends and she was told
BROILED
ROAST BEEF
that her dog was not al-
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PLATE
HADDOCK
lowed into the place and was
W/DRESSING
asked to leave.
"Sho.presented the owner
with an identification card
MB( SALAD AND SPINACH PIE DAILY
stating her handicap and
the allowance of her dog as
OPEN 7 DAYS, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
an aid to her handicap. We
interceded and notified the
owner that it was a state
law to allow seeing eye dogs
into public restaurants. We
suggested that they call the
police and newspapers but
were told not to use the
LUNCH i DINNER
phone. The people left —
SPECIALS
discriminated against and
MOIL THRU FRI.
in despair. It is unfortunate
that the Imperial Chop
DAILY HOURS:
Suey does not have the
KOK THRU THURS..
knowledge of what the codes
11 am. te 11 FAL
are for the handicapped."
FRI., 11 am. to 2 aeL
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
Susan and James
SAT., 4 p.m. te 2 aAL
Rosenfeld
' SUN., 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.
(Writers to the mail de-
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NORTHWESTERN HGWY. AS 12 MILE d FRANKLIN
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a name cannot be used.)
SOME PEOPLE with
problem fingernails soak
s
them in very warm olive oil
for approximately five mi-
nutes . . After washing
the hands to remove the oil
from the nails they coat
them with white iodine . .
TAKE 1-275 SOUTH TO EXIT 5— /
This treatment is given
TURN LEFT (EAST) TO
TELEGRAPH...EASY!
every day for about a week
with said good results.
GREAT HUNGARIAN FOOD
OVER 100 STUFFED
WINES—LIQUORS-
toys were presented by Var-
I a. man en.
CHOICE STEAKS—
FRESH SEAFOOD—
iety 'Club of Detroit (the
„."
JAY KALLAO
heart of show business that
aids needy children) to the
O
n at
and his famous GYPSY ORCHESTRA
kiddies at Children's Hospi-
WED.--FRI—SAT.
tal . . Bob Allison is chief
LUNCH, MON.-SAT.
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ce
barker of the local chapter.
DINNER, TUES.-SAT.

. . That was before they
sold Darbys Stanley
Steamer to Mike Thomas.
Lyle Labell at Olde Time
Deli on 12 Mile and Orchard
Lake Rd., showed us his
state sealed corporate pap-
ers on Darbys Deli & Re-
staurant, so it is quite pos-
sible that the famed name
was never renewed in Lans-
ing by Sam or Bernie . .
Lyle intends to use it, of
course, and the name alone
will be a natural for big bus-
iness . . He has the
know-how to make it go,
also.
Lyle's fast-food deli, Bub-
by's, will be opened on
Southfield between 12 and
13 Mile . . The plans look
great . . . and being the ac-
tive promoter that he is,
Lyle should make this quite
a success.
SUCH SWEET people,
the Dong family that owns
Point After Deli on 12 Mile
and Northwestern in the
Racquetime Bldg.. . . And
have you noticed how
crowded its starting to get?
. . Their hard work seems
to be paying off . . . The
Dongs also own Suzie
Dong's Chinese restaurant
in Livonia.
FIVE MORE Raleigh
House waitresses did a fine
job at the Crescent Shrine
dinner meeting recently
. . . Vicky Sarcovich, Shir-

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