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October 11 1980

THE iefTROIT JEWISH NEWS

This Week's Specialty

ORIENTAL STIR FRY

Assorted fresh vegetables, stir-fried in the wok,
with chicken, cashew nuts, wontons, and
sweet-sour sauce. Includes salad and our own
Teacup Bread.

$6.95

(Good through Sunday. November 21

Meriwether's

Telegraph North of 10 Mile
Southfield
358-4950

Van Dyke South of 13 Mile
Warren
574.9670

EZZIE HOLYK

YOUR FAVORITE CHEF FROM CLUB BERKLEY
IS MAKING HIS GREAT DISHES AT

DOMINICO'S

FAMILY RESTAURANT

2859 COOLIDGE, 2 Blks. S. of 12 Mile

• Baby Perch
• Red Snapper
• Cottage Fries

541-7670

• Baby Frog Legs
• Dover Sole
• Turtle Soup

AND OTHER EZZIE SPECIALTIES

PLUS DOMINICO'S FAMOUS ITALIAN-AMERICAN DISHES

OPEN 7 Days Mon. thru Sat. 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Sun. 4 to 12 Mid.

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he Best of Everything

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cottage fries, turtle soup,
red snapper, etc.
NEW CONCEPT in
entertainment and dining
arrives Nov. 15 with Stouf-
fer's Northland Inn and the
Southfield Repertory Thea-
ter jointly opening Stouf-
"fer's Showcase, a dinner
theater located at the
Northland Inn on J.L. Hud-
son Drive.
Stouffer's Northland Inn
has renovated the former
Grogshop; and opens with
"Gonzo Theater," an origi-
nal musical satire in the
style of TV's Saturday
Night Live and Chicago's
Second City Company .. .
The show will be on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
LIFELINE returns to
Dewey's in the Michigan
Inn, J.L. Hudson Drive, for
a two-week engagement be-
ginning this Monday

Ed Koch Calls UN Anti-Semitic ,

NEW YORK — Mayor past, Koch has criticized
Edward Koch of New York U.S. votes in the UN on is-
City has called the United sues pertaining to Israel but
through Nov. 15 . . . playing Nations "the most anti- defended his campaigning
top 40 tunes for the dancing Semitic forum in the world. for Carter in New York and
crowd and appearing from 9
Koch scoffed at defenses south Florida.
p.m. to 1 a.m. Mondays of the UN which say the
through Saturdays . . . No 'organization is anti-Zionist JWB Director
cover.
or anti-Semitic, that forum
NEW YORK — June A.
WITH ABOUT 95,000 up on the East Side."
Rogul of Silver Spring, Md.,
rooms in nearly 650 hotels
Koch discussed the UN
has been appointed director
and inns, Ramada is one of while campaigning for of the Washington office of
the world's largest interna- President Carter. In the the Jewish Welfare Board.
tional hotel chains . . . and
among the first now to have
DETROIT
a price freeze on rooms as
part of its new Pacesetters II
program designed to fight
inflation.
WORD IS THAT Doug-
las Grech of Restaurant
Duglass is opening another
place . . . Will be the former
Centaur Restaurant in
"l' as t".-0, ,st:IpSOUTHFIELD
West Bloomfield . . . and ac-
cording to a source ; some-
Specializing in Authentic
what like an English hunt
Italian-American Dining
club . . . The name will not
Lunches and Dinners
be the same has his suc-
cessful operation on South-
Open Sundays, 2 to 9:30 —Closed Mon.
field and 12 1/2 Mile Rd.
EXCELLENT BANQUET
FACILITIES

Conservative Seminary Tells
Plan for Library Complex

NEW YORK — The
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America will break
ground Sunday for a library
complex. The new construc-
tion is part of a total plan
which will rehouse the li-
brary and provide
classrooms, studies and
offices for the many na-
tional programs emanating

A BAR MITZVAH OR BAS MITZVAH
YOU WILL BE PROUD OF

Today he is a man. Today she is a
woman. That "today" is one that should
be special in every respect. That's why
Stouffer's® takes pride in making sure that
your Bar Mitzvah or Bas Mitzvah is
catered with special care. That the food
is just as you want it. That the service is
something special. That our surroundings,
rooftop-high, are exactly right. Bring your
special occasion to Stouffer's, catering
experts for large gatherings or small.
21000 Northwestern Highway. 569-4700.
You'll be proud
you did.

from the seminary, schol-
arly and spiritual center for
Conservative Judaism.
The new building will re-
place the areas ravaged by
fire in 1966, and will pro-
vide space for the semi-
nary's priceless collections
of Judaica.
Added to the three
structures dedicated in
1930, the library complex
will almost double the space
available on the seminary
campus at 122nd Street and
Broadway. Completion of
the building program is ex-
pected in 1983. '
The present seminary
plant was designed to ac-
commodate an enroll-
ment of 30 rabbinical
students and 20 under-
graduates, as against a
present enrollment of 500
with a faculty of 150.
In addition, the seminary
today is the headquarters
for Ramah, a national
camping movement, Eter-
nal Light and other regular
network programs on radio
and television, extensive in-
tergroup activities, and
many outreach programs,
serving the more than 800
congregations and 200,000
families affiliated with the
Conservative movement in
American Judaism.
The seminary was
founded 94 years ago, dur-
ing the mass immigration to
this country of Jews from
Eastern Europe. It was in
part the response of Jewish
Americans, many of them
descendants of families set-
tled in the new world since
colonial times, to the chal-
lenges presented by the new
arrivals.

JWB Bookmark

NEW YORK — A unique
bookmark listing 18
recommended books for
Jewish children, has been
produced by the Jewish
Welfare Board's Jewish
Book Council in connection
with November's celebfa•-
ti on of Jewish Book. Month.

a rco's

7225 W. McNichols (6 blks. W. of LIvemols) UN 2-6455

FREE!
REE!

FREE!

OUR FAMOUS HOME MADE
GARLIC BREADSTICKS (Made From Pizza Dough)
WITH DINNER ONLY—MON THRU THURS. FROM 5 p.m.

Offer Expires Nov. 30, 1980

RED DEVIL

ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT
15337 FENKELL
1 Block E. of Wyoming

273-8844

BEEF 'n BIRD

HOME COOKING FAMILY BUFFET

559-1091
COMPLETE DAILY SPECIALS

21411 SOUTHFIELD (3 BLKS. N. OF 11 MILE)

$ 2 "

ALL DAY — LUNCH OR DINNER

FRESH
ROAST TURKEY

W/DRESSING

$ 2 55
Tues., Thurs., Sat. & Sue.

FREE

ROAST BEEF
PLATE

BROILED
• HADDOCK

$ 2 55

$ 2 55

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SERVED 7 DAYS

RELISH BAR ANYTIME

OPEN 7 DAYS, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER
ON DELI TRAYS!

MEAT TRAYS FROM
DAIRY TRAYS FROM

$350
$45°

per
pers.

per
pers.

(minimum tray orders 10 people)

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BREAKFAST SPECIALS 7 DAYS A WEEK
$130

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