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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

All anger is not sinful, be-
cau..,e some degree of it, and
on some occasions, is inevit-
able. But it becomes sinful
and contradicts the rule of
Scripture when it is con-
ceived upon slight and in-
adequate provocation, and
when it continues long.

VINCENZO'S

• CONEY DOGS
• ROOT BEER
• GREEK SALADS

Italian-American Cuisine

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Bet. 6 .& 7 Mile Rds.

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DINER THEATRE

869-5674

WHEN DOWNTOWN
VISIT DETROIT'S
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RESTAURANT

detron's Original dinner theatre

Alfred,

Jimmy Launce
PROductions, Inc.

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A Comedy
directed by Hal Youngblood
Performances Friday & Saturday
Group Rates & Performances
Available
Reservations 643-8865
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devilishly fine dining and spirited drink

963 3131

Hart Plaza

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Seek Planners
for OP Reunion

The Best of Everything

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rector for the State of Israel
Bonds . . . He was in town
recently and enjoyed the
food so much, he asked to
take two containers of
Skordalia (mashed potatoes
with garlic) on his Ameri-
can Airlines flight back to
New York . . . Waiter Terry
Antzaklis must have used a
lot of tinfoil because none of
the other passengers knew
the difference . . . and Leah
loved what Gunther
brought her.
Skordalia made at LeTnon
Peel is not overly mixed
with garlic . . . Some Greek
places put in enough garlic
to bring the plane down!
I had my third visit to the
Lemon Peel . . . this time for
one of its 14 different kinds
of hamburgers . . . The first
was for an omelette . . . next
a Greek dinner of lamb
chops and breaded veal cut-
lets with Greek dressing . . .
My hamburger, called
a Saganaki Burger ($3.65)
with gooey -Saganaki
cheese on 1/2 lb. of 100 per-
cent ground round, was
delicious ... I enjoyed it
in the Theater Room ...
We had the saganaki,
skordalia and yummy green
beans in a tomato sauce .. .
plus some Spanish coffee
flamed by Terry . . . with
cointreau, grand marnier
and Tia Maria over whipped
-
cream.
NEW NAME of Carl's
Kansas City Steak House
on 14 Mile in Troy is The
Apartment.

ITALIAN - AMERI-
CAN Song Festival at

FRIED Cl.RtAS • VIRGINIA NAM • ROAST TURKEY

BUSINESS

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Freedom Hill (16 Mile east
of Schoenherr), Aug. 22-24
will have Sergio Franchi,
Dana Valery, Pat Cooper
and Gaylord & Holiday .. .
quite a star-studded lineup.
Bobby Vinton, scheduled
to follow the Italian-
American Song Festival on
Aug. 29-30, has been cancel-
led.
Tickets are $15 for re-
served seats and $10 for
lawn.
ANOTHER NEW res-
taurant has opened . . . in a
restored old building at

The Oak Park High
School Class of 1971 is seek-
ing persons who are in-
terested in planning a class
reunion.
Interested persons should
call Sandi Matz, 352-0758
or 855-9423.

1840 Clay, 1 1/2 blocks east of
1-75 . . . Songstress and
pianist Mickey Braden
entertains Wednesday
through Sunday.
TORE NORDAL is new
executive assistant man-
ager at Michigan Inn .. .
succeeding Larry Alexan-
der . . . as Western Interna-
tional Hotels continue,
shuffling its employee cards
. . . Larry went to one of
their hotels in San Fran-
cisco as executive manager.

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ISLAND

25920 GREENFIELD
COR. LINCOLN
968-4060
MON. SAT. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

RESTAURANTS
THAT have pre-cut ingre-

BREAKFAST SERVED
ANY TIME

• Home Made Soups • Chili
• Greek Salad
• Our Famous Hamburgers -
• Baklava •Coney Islands
• Excellent Tuna Sandwiches

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PINE LAKE MALL

4343 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
BET. LONG LAKE & LONE PINE

851-5540

MON.-THURS.
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
FRI. & SAT.
11 a.m. to 12 Mid.
SUN. & HOLIDAYS,
12 noon to 11 p.m.

LUNCHEON SPECIALS

COMPLETE CARRY-OUT
AVAILABLE

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DINNER
: SPECIALS

DETROIT WILL HOST

the first North American
MONrSAT. 3 p.m. to- 8 p.cm.
Including: A
Montreux International ** MIFFED PEPPER STUFFED
•
CABBAGE
Cup of Soup, V
Jazz Festival over the five-
• STUFFED KISHKE • CORNED BEEF & EGGS
Bread & Buffer
day Labor Day weekend .. . ** SALAMI OR BALOGNA & EGGS
The internationally-
acclaimed festival will cen-
PICKLED TROUT f4
• ROAST CHICKEN
ter activities on Detroit's
Original Esquire's Famous
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Springer'
With
Stuffing
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riverfront Hart Plaza, the
$395
historic Music Hall, the De-
lir per person
per pers.
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Incl. Cup of Soup, Bread & Butter
Ind. Cup of Soup & Veg.
troit Plaza Hotel in Renais-
sance Center and other
nearby locations . . .
CHICKEN LIVERS with Fried Onions
Entertainers like B.B.
Includes: Cup of Soup,'
$n95
King, Sippie Wallace, Ram-
Nur per pers.
Cooked Veg., Bread & Butter
sey Lewis; the Heath
Brothers, Spyro Gyra,
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♦ HARRY. WEISS'
Oscar Peterson and many
top-notch bands will con-
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RESTAURANT-DEUCATESSEN
verge upon_ the city to make
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Detroit "the place to be"
353-4999
.11 MILE AT UNSER m HARVARD ROW MALL
from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1.
MORNING MAN. be-
hind the open kitchen at a
local neighborhood eatery
sends out eggs with spots on
them . . . When they're sent
back, he doesri't look to see
why, but throws the sames
ones back in the pan where
they were made.
- There's also the morning
at the
man at another local res-
taurant behind the open
cooking area lifting things
with his hands after smoo-.
thing his hair . . . (He won't
be there after this week.)
Pancakes • Crepes ,

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ON A GREAT MEAL

Yesteryears .. .

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dients for western omelettes
should keep them in sepa-
rate containers . . . This is
especially true for delica-
tessens . . . At least one we
know of has the corned beef,
onions and green peppers
mixed together from early
morning . . . and if a person
looked, he or she would find
very dark, unappetizing
corned beef.
DOUG'S BODY SHOP
on Woodward between
Eight and Nine Mile, has
the Detroit Comedy Society
Fridays and Saturdays, 9:30
and 11 p.m. . . . Open mike
on Thursdays, 9 to 1 a.m.,
brings all kinds of talent.

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Mere family never ma,_
man great. Thought and
deed, not pedigree, are the
passports to enduring fame.

The banana cream pies
John used to make at Cream
of Michigan, Pingree and
12th . . . or "let's go to Dar-
bys" after almost every af-
fair in town . . . by people
who loved the triple-threat
spot on Seven Mile and
Wyoming . . . The kosher
food by Lacher's on Linwood
. . . The pastries at Per-
wein's Bakery on 12th .. .
Movie fun at the Astor on
12th . . . and Avalon or
Oriole on Linwood . . . Staf-
ford's on Linwood where
George Vatsis held rein
when his two youngsters
Ted and Dennis were pups
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Omelettes • Sandwiches
Our Specialty of the House

... (SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT)

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Valid until Aug. 31, 1980

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Present this coupon to the cashier at The Original
Pancake House Restaurant and receive a 20% I
discount for you and your entire party.

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