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Specializing in Authentic
Italian-American Dining .
Lunches and Dinners
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The Best of Everything
Open Sundays, 2 to 9:30 —Closed Mon.
EXCELLENT BANQUET
FACILITIES
7225 W. McNichols (6 blks. W. of Uvernols) UN 2-6455
542-9797
• Tiny Lake Perch • Turtle Soup
• Dover Sole
• Fresh Seafoods
• Steaks & Chops • Baby Frog Legs
Open Mon. Thru Sat.
Entertainment Tues.-Sat.
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Monk Fish she brought us (Gail) and built by mem-
was among the best our pa- bers' husbands . . . Each
year it is at a different
late has tasted.
You'll like the Pushcart member's home.
This year's sukka is at the
'Cafe . . . it's intimate, clean
and a most pleasant place to home of Andrea and Steve
Eisenstein, 14220 Sher-
have lunch or dinner.
ANSWERS TO wood, Oak Park.
Jackye Drapkin (Har-
QUERIES . . . Yes, first
STUFFED AVOCADO
cup of coffee at Plaza Deli, vey) is president of Ha-
With waldorf chicken salad.
Northwestern and 12 Mile, Omer Chapter, Pioneer
is 40 cents . . . and the sec- Women.
(also available with crab meat)
DAVE PERLIN IS
ond cup 20 cents . . . served
in a styrofoam container .. . manager now at Old Time
Plastic -forks and spoons are Deli . . . 12 Mile and Or-
10 Mile at Southfie,Id Rd.
559-4230
used for those,, who prefer chard Lake Rd. . . . Dave
eating in instead of the had his own spot for years
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on Seven Mile and Ever-
carry-out.
IT IS A PLEASURE to green.
HOUSEHOLD TIPS . . .
deal with American Air-
lines when you are assisted If kids can't get their boots
by people so excellent as on when it starts to snow,
Caroline Cathey, hotel and put a cellophane or plastic
flight reservations lassie bag on the shoe first and
. . . to whom time means then the boot over.
GEORGE FINK hasn't
helping those calling
--lost his touch . . . We were at
American.
THIS IS GRAND Open- Darbys Deli, Pontiac Trail,
ing week at Applegate just south of 15 Mile, and
Square, Northwestern and had some of the roast chic-
Inkster . . . about 28 stores ken he had made that day
GOOD OCT. 20 THRU OCT. 21
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that give a sidewalk street . . . It was tender and moist
ANY HOUR! ANYDAY!
OPEN 1 DAYS 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
scene slightly reminiscent as it should be.
Our courteous, most effi-
to one-time elegant Avenue
EVERYDAY, WE SERVE . . . .
of Fashion on Livernois and cient waitress, Irene Wal-
lace, had a slight mishap
Seven Mile Rd.
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At groundbreaking cere- when scalding hot coffee ac- I. SALISBURY STEAK • BAKED HADDOCK 1
monies in April, some cidently spilled on her hand
PLUS DAILY SPECIALS
people said the shopping . . . But being the trouper
center would never make it that she is, Irene refused to 111 19131 W. 8 MILE RD.
without a grocery store or leave the table until she had
1 Blk. East of Evergreen
taken the orders of Frieda
department store.
All the stores have been and ourselves . . . Although
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leased except one area wait-
ing for a restaurant tenant
. . . The others are beautiful,
well-operated, individual
and value-laden . . . No two
storefronts are alike.
Many kudos go to
people like architect
Leonard G. Siegel, who
planned the entire center
and worked on the ex-
teriors with each store.
Most of the merchants are
the amiable type . . . willing
to please, gracious and
happy to be part of one of the
northwest area's finest
shopping centers.
SPAGHETTI CO. on
Woodward and 11 1/2 Mile,
was site of Maynard
Feldman's get-together
dinner party for over 100
people . . . Jane Fields wore
a tie, hubby Artie didn't .. .
who said Bill Fenkell's
horse lost and he had a jac-
ket made out of his blanket?
. . . Hilda Gage pleasantly
making friends . . . Karen
Fracassi spilling pop on
hubby Don's jacket, and the
Southfield mayor said, "You
:missed the other side."
AS LONG AS THEY
had built and decorated
their "community sukka"
anyway, Ha-Omer Chapter,
Pioneer Women, want its
use one more time before
taking it down . . . so will
Who ever heard of Prime Rib at a
have a "Melave Malka"
seafood restaurant? Well at The Dry Dock,
(Saturday night party) to-
morrow evening . . . a wine
you get the best of both worlds. Now...
and cheese tasting affair
STEAK
sumptuous seafood entrees and great
SEAFOOD
beginning after 9 p.m. and
Prime Rib dinners. All at affordable
SPIRITS
lasting until all the wine
.
prices
too.
has been tasted and the
So whether you're in the mood for
cheese disappears.
beef or seafood, visit us soon. For
This is the fifth year that
reservations call us.
Ha-Omer members have
26855 Greenfield Road
shared in the building and
Southfield, 557-0570
I1/4
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decorating of its own sukka
Continental Restaurant Systems 1978
. . . the first one was de-
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Club Berkley
2729 WOODWARD AT TlY2 MILE
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JOHN HOUSEMAN'S AWARD WINNING
Executive Producer
Artistic Directors
Margot Harley
Michael Kahn, Alan Schneider
AS CURRENT AS TODAY'S WOMAN
The Other Half
by Elinor Jones
directed by Amy Saltz
(SUGGESTED BY VIRGINIA WOOLF'S "A ROOM OF
ONE'S OWN")
"A MYRIAD OF EMOTIONS FROM TRAGEDY TO HIGH
COMEDY FOR MEN AND WOMEN ALIKE."
"A MUST SEE THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE FOR THE
NOW GENERATION!"
Oct. 26,
Oct. 27,
Oct. 28,
8:00 p.m.
—
8:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
Direct from Lincoln Center
Two PopularClassics of Timeless Dimension
4 v
Romeo
Juliet Anilisone
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by William Shakespeare
directed by Nagle Jackson
Oct. 29,
2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
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by lean Anouilh
directed by Alan Schneider
Oct. 30 - 8:00 p.m.
Oct. 31 - 8:00 p.m.
All Matinees: $6.00. All Reserved Seats.
For Other Ticket Information: Call 644-3533
Group Sales and Theatre Parties Available
Master Charge and Visa Accepted. Mail Or-
der ...Send self-addressed stamped envelope with
check to Central Park Theatre • 211 S. Woodward,
Birmingham, Michigan 48011.
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