S fridst*Ipt141 193,81 i THE DRTI101108VISOIRDIS Charles Rubiner's Role. as Jurist, College Cook-Out Synagogue Leader Cited on 80th Restaurant and Lounge Metropolitan Detroit Foirtz Located In Holiday inn of Farmington 10 Mile & Gd. River 477-4000 At The Inn Complete Catering Facilities Up To 350 • Weddings • Bar Maras .51 parties L • Cyalete Dialers • Besieessies's Ladies • Breakfast Restaurant Open 6 am. to 10:30 p.m. 7 Days A Week Lounge Open Til 2 am. SPECIALIZING IN .. • BARBEQUED SPARE RIBS • BARBEQUED CHICKEN • FRESH_SEA FOOD • COMPLETE MENU • CHOICE COCKTAILS FAMILY DINING AT ITS BEST CARRY OUT ' 946.7900 OPEN 7 DAYS ... Mon thru Fn., 11 to 12 Sat,Sto 12 Sun.12to 12 11780 TELEGRAPH la, Metres art im Club- Berkley NB woman AT 1114 ILE 512-1757 • Tioy Lake Perch • Turtle Soup • Fresh Seafoods • Dover Sole • • Steaks & Chops • Baby Frog Legs IT ace & FIAn & 1 KM. L RED k,EDARS CHEF SPECIALS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY NIGHTS 12 OZ. BROILED NEW YORK STEAK 95 _ Served On A Sizzling Platter OR BROILED FLORIDA RED SNAPPER Both Complete $695 Dinners Inc. Track Nein Sap K kin, Salad, Net garlic Brad, Petals er Vegetable, Fresh Baked Leaf of Bread. 23055 TELEGRAPH AT 9 MILE RD. NOW SERVING ALL DINNERS Franklin Club Apts., 28301 Franklin Rd., South- field, will formally open today with a welcome to the community by Southfield's Mayor Donald Frarnesi. Franklin Club, for senior citizens, has been more than five years in planning, zon- ing and construction. When complete, it will offer apartment-hotel services to 372 residents. Franklin Club is modeled after successful senior citi- zen residents in Denmark and Sweden. Each resident at Franklin Club has a com- plete apartment unit with a full kitchen but each -resi- dent eats breakfast and supper in the Franklin Club restaurant. Among the amenities offered each resident is the service of the chauffer-driven limosine; use of exercise, game and card rooms; a TV viewing 353-5170 Greater Detroit Council, Pioneer Women, will hold its annual Spiritual Adop- THIS SUNDAY ONLY — ALL DAY TUESDAYS MU SATURDAYS PRIME RIB or VEAL PICCANTE ANTIPASTO COMPLEM WITH $5 9 INCL: SHRIMP & ALASKAN KING CRAB Plus OUR OWN HOUSE POTATO EN SALAD, SOUP, SPAGHETTI, BREADSTICKS, BREAD & BUTTER AND SALAD SOUP & SPAGHETTI 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. — SUNDAYS 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. 0 • 4 0 N. TELEGRAPH, 1/2 BLK. S. OF JOY RD. BOOK YOUR ALL OCCASION PARTY WITH US PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE . . . 10 to 100 • Weddings • Showers • Bar littzwas • Bonquitts • Etc. • Etc. dinner for college-age the mayor's Detroit Com- youth, 8 p.m. Wednesday at mittee on Youth for three Hillel House, Oak Park. years, was one of the found- There is a charge. ers and a director of the De- troit Round Table of the Na- Having An Affair? tional Conference of Christ- ians and Jews. For eight years he was on the board of governors of the Jewish 27701 Crdrard Lake Road Welfare Federation of De- 553-2191 Near 12 Mile troit, and was president of the Jewish Community Center for three years. He is a past president of the Detroit Bar Association. He was also on the board of the United Hebrew Schools, DELI & RESTAURANT serving as its vice president for several years. He was one of the founding mem- bers of the Jewish Commun- ity Council. SEE US AT OLD TIME DELI DARBYS CHARLES RUBINER and elected for a six-year term in 1933. On retire- ment from the bench he served for a time as a spe- cial prosecutor for Wayne County, later en- tering private law prac- tice. OPENING SOON! 565-4848 DANCING FRI. & SAT. TO FOR RES. CALL TOMMY GOOD & CO. THE NEW p o..1 GOVERNOR'S HUNGARIAN VILLAGE TAKE 1-275 SOUTH TO EXIT 5— TURN LEFT (EAST) TO G..811 He was the chairman of - room with a giant TV sc- reen; laundry and linen service and maid service. The apartment's restaur- ant, which offers full wait- ress service, also features a beverage island, open at all times, where residents help themselves to fruit- juices, soft drinks, coffee, ice cream, cookies and cake. The individual apart- ments have a full kitchen, living room, 1 or 2 bedrooms and bath. Only the nurses' call cords in the bath and bedroom and elaborate hand rails in the bath mark the apartments as being for senior citizens. Franklin Club occupies twelve acres, which is in the process of being extensively landscaped and will include garden plots for residents to use; hiking paths; areas for lawn games; and picnicing and seating areas. Pioneer Women Council Sets `Spiritual Adoption' Luncheon LUNY DRAKE, Sing Stylings, Moo. Oro Sat. 1 An aliya at Sabbath ser- vices in Cong. Shaarey Zedek was the impressive means of according an earned honor for Charles Rubiner to mark his 80th birthday. The aliya was given the former jurist Saturday by the synagogue which he served with distinction as president and in other offi- cial capacities. Judge Rubiner was born in Traverse City in 1898, where his late father, Ab- raham Joseph Rubiner, was the city's only religious functionary. He was educated in the Detroit Public School sys- tem and admitted to the Michigan Bar in 1919. He later served for three years as an assistant attorney general- of the state. He was appointed judge of the Common Pleas Court by Gov. Wilber Brucker in 1931 Senior Apts. Open Today NOW WE DANCE THE FOX TROT & CHA CHA Mm NIL TIn Sat Earlalend Tes. - Sat r tion Luncheon noon Thurs- day at Stouffer's Restaur- ant. Rose Kaufman of Israel, past national president of Pioneer Women, will be guest speaker. The spiritual adoption program provides full-time care for Israeli children who are orphaned or from "bro- ken homes." The care cen- ters are located at Omna, Neve-Tay, Bet Katchko, Hadera and Rehovot. At Neve-Tay, which services emotionally im- paired children, there is one surrogate mother for every two children, and a psychologist and nurse are constantly on hand. ' There is minimum charge required for attendance. Evelyn Noveck is chairman of the luncheon. Betty Rath is president, and Ruth Mil- ler is executive vice presi- dent. For information, call the Pioneer Women office, 851-0750. AN 00D. WINES—LIOUORS- CHOICE STEAKS— FRESH SEAFOOD— JAY ICALLAO and his famous GYPSY ORCHESTR sc 1..c4 1 WED.—FRI.—SAT. LUNCH, MON.-SAT. DINNER, TUES.-SAT. For Reservations, Phone se 82-356 OUR SIAM HOURS: — RESTAURANT — MON. HMI TINS. 11 a.s. b 11 p.a. Iii, 11 La. Is 12 Md. SAT., 4 p.m Is 12 Md. Sat, 4 p.m b 11 p.a. — OUTDOOR CAFE _ ITALIAN RESTAURANT MIN. DOM MAS. -11 a.m. b 11 p.m. FM. 11 as b 12 Md. Sal, 12 mess b 12 Mt SAIL, 12 ewe te 11 to. CARIT-MIT AYAILAILE Pizza rated No. 1 by Channel 7 News BEER & WINE NORTHWESTERN HGWY. 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