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THE DETROIT EIVISI MEWS

30 Friday, lby 5, 1978

Club Berkley

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NOW WE DANCE
THE FOX TROT & CHA CHA

• Tiny Lake Perch • Turtle Soup
• Fresh Seafoods
• Dover Sole
• Steaks & Chops • Baby frog Legs

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ALL DAY-LUNCH OR DINNER

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SAM PANZICA'S

he Best of Everything

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te's on Telegraph, just south
of Joy Road.
Appearing with his quar-
tet, bass guitar, piano,
drums and Tommy on voc-
als and triple set bongos,
you immediately see that
here is a good-looking, com-
paratively young man who's
been around ... giving each
song his utmost as he cares-
ses the mike for people to
listen and dance in extreme
pleasure.

He and the group do ev-
erything . . . Latin-
American jazz like "Girl
From Ipanema" and "Van-
etta" to standards like
"Misty" to ballads like
"You'll Never Find Another
Love Like Me" . . . to soft
disco beats that bounce so
very smoothly.
Tommy's excellent
tonal contrast and stage

presence make him a
standout . . . The huge
repertoire owned by
Tommy Good & Co. is ex-
citing . .. No matter
what, if a person listens
long enough he or she is
bound to hear the rhythm
or song they want .. . If
not, just ask and ye shall
receive.
It's so nice to see people

dancing close to his cares-
sing music as ultimate
pleasure oozes over their

faces . . . No fighting disco
tantrums at Antionette's.
The group plays very
fine background for Tom-
my's excellent voice . . .
and his terrific bongo beats
are a standout,.
If you like to hear good
music . . . or dance to it
. . . put Tommy Good & Co.
on your list for a very near
Friday or Saturday visit to
Antionette's.

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• DINNERS
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THIS WISIC'S SPECIAL

FRESH WHITE FISH

COMPLETE DINNER

Includes SALAD BAR. $525
FITENSITE FRESH SEAFOOD
SOUP TUREEN. POT..
MENU Writ!
HOT ROLLS & BUTTER
FRESH OYSTERS & FRESH CLAMS
OCRIPLETE DIMMERS
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Per Expires
May 13, 1978
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Sorry. No En•ortoreenor•
Ccupony or Oval Cards

RIKSHAIN INN

851 -6400
IN THE ORCHARD MALL
6407 ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT MAPLE Carry Outs

Available

Complete Dimon
lion.-Set, 5 lo 12 Mid.

Author Dimont to Speak

CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE

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IN FRANKUN SHOPPING PLAZA

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Noted author and histo-
rian Max Dimont will be
guest speaker at "Passport
to Your Heritage," a pro-
gram on Jewish family roots
sponsored by local members
of the United Jewish Appeal
Young Leadership Cabinet
for younger leaders of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
and Allied Jewish Cam-
paign-Israel Emergency
Fund Saturday, beginning
8:15 p.m. at the Jewish
Community Center.
Dimont's two best-selling
books, "Jews, God and His-
tory" and "The Indestructi-
ble Jews," have sold mil-
lions of copies in many lan-
guages. A third work will be
published this fall.
One of the few
Finnish-born Jews, Di-
mont has lived in the U.S.
since 1930 and has lec-
tured extensively in this
country and abroad.

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SUNSET
SEAFOOD
SPECIALS

• Scrod --- Broiled in lemon butter
• Seafood Brochette -- Shrimp,
Scallops and it'hitefish marinated
and broiled
• Tender Scallops

$4.95

Dinners include long grain & wild rice,
french fries, or baked potato, a crisp
green salad and bread.

Sunday 4-6 p.m.
Monday-Thursday 5-7 p.m.

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Southfield

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29703 W. 7 MILE RD.

Just West of Livonia Mall

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For Reservations:

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OUR FABULOUS SUNDAY BRUNCH

Fresh hot bagels
Cream CAMS.,
Chopped Eggs
Smoked salmon
Smoked sable
Smoked chubs
Blintres
Fresh fruits
Breakfast meats

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Robert M. Citrin and Ed-
ward D. Gold are program
chairmen for the evening.

10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Scrambled eggs
Eggs Benedict on request
Panties on request
Corned beet hash
Over 20 salad hems
Puddings. tarts. cheesecake. etc
Asst. breads
Variety of International entrees

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Dayan Isolated

TEL AVIV (ZINS) — The
magazine Davar
Hashavuah reports that Is-
raeli Foreign Minister
Moshe Dayan is feeling in-
creasingly isolated on
foreign policy decisions in
the Israeli government.
According to the
magazine, Dayan feels iso-
lated from Eliahu Ben-
Elisar, director of the Prime
Minister's Office; Defense
Minister Ezer Weizman;
and Dayan's closest col-
league, Epi Evron, director
of the Office of the Foreign
Ministry.

College to Protest
Weapons Sales

NEW YORK — A Stu-
dent Mobilization for Peace
in Israel, organized by the
Stern College Student
Council, will be held in
Washington, D.C. May
16-17. Students and faculty
from Stern College for
Women will participate in
prayer services, Bible study
sessions and demonstra-
tions to protest President
Carter's proposed U.S. arms
sales to Arab nations.

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BROILED HAUBUT
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BROILED PICKEREL
$4.25
SEAFOOD PUTTE R
$2.95
FRIED SCALLOPS
$4.25
JUMBO SHRIMPS

BROILED FRESH WHITE FISH

$2.25

FRESH FISH & CHIPS
ROAST PRIME RIB
OF BEEF
$4.25
ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF
BRAISED SHORT RIBS

BAR-B-O NIBS

$4.50

BAR B 11 CHICKEN

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ALL ABOVE NCLUDE: - TA- L — A - 15TVEG , POT.,
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