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The Best of Everything
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of 1978 and seats 180 . . .
and 11 Mile and Hoover,
seating 160 . . . Audrey
and Chuck are at each res-
taurant every day.
Day manager at the Eight
Mile eatery is Ken Baler,
Audrey and Chuck's
nephew . . . Chuck Spaller
is evening manager . . .
Their daughter, Jackie
Baier, is day manager on 11
Mile . . . with Michele
Henderson on evenings.
The tables at both places
are all tile inlaid by Chuck.
Eight Mile and Grand
River's El Nibble Nook
has five intimate rooms
with Mexican flavored
decor . . . stucco walls,
SUNDAY BUFFET
ALL-YOU-CARE-TO-EAT
EVERY SUNDAY 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
$3.95
TILE MAPLE HOUSE
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569-2120
SOUTHFIELD AT 10 MILE
FOR THE FIRST TIME!
NOW AVAILABLE EVERYDAY!!
,
PIZZA FOR VEGETARIANS'
CHEESE WITHOUT ANIMAL RENNET
OPEN MON., TUES., WED., THURS. & SUN. FROM 4 P.M.
ALSO AVAILABLE
WHOLE WHEAT
FLOUR DOUGH
NO SALT — NO SUGAR
MERTZ
PIZZA 547-3581
23055 COOLIDGE, Just N. of 9 Mile
Supervised By The Council Of Orthodox Rabbis
.
PRIVATE BANQUE1 FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT OUR
ORCHARD MALL STAFFORD'S RESTAURANT
• Bar Mitzvas
• Weddings
• Showers
.
• Reunions
• Banquets
• Sales Meetings
Anniversaries
• Confirmations
• All Occasions
LIVE MUSIC, Orchard Mall, Thurs.-Sat. Eves.
STAFFORD'S
RESTAURANTS
W. BLOOMFIELD OAK PARK DETROIT
tRCHARD
MALL
ORCHARD LAKE
NEAR MAPLE
COOLIDGE
AT 9 MILE
7 MILE
E. OF EVERGREEN
851-8952
542-2799
532-5222
OPEN
24 HOURS
OPEN
24 HOURS
LANDMARK
FAMILY RESTAURANT
25900 GREENFIEILD AT 10% MILE
F
968 1150
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DAILY SPECIALS ANY HOUR
OPEN
OPEN
2-4 HOURS
24 HOURS
$2.65
MON. . . . MEAT LOAF
$2.45
SLOPPY JOE
$2.95
TUES. . . BEEF STEW
$2.95
SPAGHETTI With Meat Balls
$2.95
WED. . .. LASAGNA
$2.65
SALISBURY STEAK
$2.25
THURS. MACARONI & CHEESE
$2.95
SWISS STEAK
$2.95
FISH & CHIPS
FRI. . . .
$2.95
LIVER & ONIONS
$3.25
ROAST TURKEY
SAT. . . .
$3.95
WHITE FISH
$3.95
SUN. . . . BAKED CHICKEN
$3.95
WHITE FISH
CARRY-OUT ANYTIME
CARRY-OUT ANYTIME
FREE
Small Soft Drink With
Any Sandwich
FREE
French Friss With
Any Sandwich & Large Soft Dr!
BREAKFAST SPECIAL MON.-FRI. 5 a.m -11 a.m., SAT. & SUN. Til 10 a.m.
10% SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.
dark wood, red ceilings,
brown beams, stained
glass, etc. . . . including
Mexican strolling musi-
cians Wednesday
through Sunday.
During lunch there re-
cently, Mexican music ho-
vered overhead as we ate
El Nibble Nook's Fiesta
Chico ($3.95) . . . Taco
Tinga (a rolled taco stuffed
with shredded beef, as-
sorted • chilies, topped with
sour cream), and an
enchilada stuffed with beef,
various spices and topped
with melted cheese . . . The
dish was served with rice,
beans and cole slaw.
JIMMY LAUNCE him-
self stars in Neil Simons'
"Chapter Two" at Alfred's
Dinner Theater in the lower
level of Troy's Somerset
Mall . . . It'll run every
Friday and Saturday
through December . . .
with matinee performances
starting Wednesday.
TIM
SCHROT,
guitarist-vocalist, performs
7:30-11:30 p.m. Wednesday
through Saturday at
Meriwether's on Telegraph
N. of 10 Mile.
IF ALL THE show biz
people Len Borovoy helped
through the years would get
together . . . they could
give him a wonderful
memorial . . . Len, booking
agent who recently passed
away, assisted many of to-
day's greats and near-
greats when they needed
work . . . Trouble is that
not too many who hit the top
remember their lean years
. . . or those who helped
them.
WONDER WHY a
memorial service by fellow
musicians has never been
given for the late Hal Gor-
don? . . . Surely he de-
served it . . . and such a
gesture by those who
worked with Hal or knew
him would not be too late.
A LOT OF experience
comes to the new Nosh Deli-
catessen Restaurant open-
ing sometime in October
. . . on 10 Mile, east of
Evergreen . : . At the
carry-out counter will be
Morris Leinoff and his al-
most 50 years . . . (he re-
members when corned beef
sandiches were two for 15
cents on Westminister . . .
They were 60c years later at
his Louis and Leinoff on
Seven Mile) . . . Manager
Peter Mitoff had 20 years in
the eating game . . . prior
to his 10 years of barrister
work.
SPAGHETTI CO. ETC.
on Middlebelt and
Plymouth at the south end
of Wonderland Shopping
Center doesn't have a magic
show any longer . . . But as
of Sept. 26, a puppet show
will reign every Friday and
Saturday through Nov. 1 in
its very popular children's
night club where adults are
allowed only when accom-
panied by a child 12 or
under . . . Reservations are
suggested.
TOPINKA'S COUN-
TRY HOUSE on Seven
Mile and Telegraph has
gone country-western . . .
.
Friday, *toiler 19,19110 33 l
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NANCY GURWIN PRO DUCTIONS WISHES , ITS
FRIENDS A HEALTHY & HAPPY NEW YEAR
Same fine lunches and
dinners are served until 9
p.m. . . . and then it's
Cotton-Eye and hoe-on-
down time . . . with
Shenandoah playing Tues-
day through Saturday.
= MUCH HAS BEEN
written about the places
owned by Chuck Muer . . .
but very little about this
fine gentleman . . . a dis-
tinct credit to the restau-
rant industry.
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Opens Sept,27
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Performances
Irving Berlin's
Friday & Saturday
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The Management and Staff of
PLAZA DELI
Wish Their Customers and Friends
A VERY HAPPY
NEW YEAR
May you be inscribed in
the book of life for many
years of good health.
We Will Close Early Wed., Sept. 10 at 4:30 p.m.
And Re-open Fri., Sept. 12 at 8 a.m.
We Will Close Early Fri., Sept. 19 at 4:30 p.m.
And Re-open Sun., Sept. 21 at 8 a.m.
plaza deli
29145 Northwestern Hwy.
Franklin Shopping Center
Southfield
356-2310
OPEN 7 DAYS 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.