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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

STEPHENSON
CLUB
24931 N. CHRYSLER DR. (1-75 at 10 Mile)

PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES

Hazel Park

542-9196

HIZ 'N HERZ

THE FABULOUS
STEPHENSON CLUB
SALAD BAR

MOTHER'S DAY

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RESERVATIONS
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INCLUDES: LOX, SABLE, CHUBS
iGGS, BACON, PANCAKES,
FRENCH TOAST, FRESH
FRUIT, ASSORTED
COFFEE CAKES, ETC., ETC.
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OUR ' SPECIALS
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SUNDAY
BRUNCH

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Warren
574-9670

Serving the good
tastes of Detroit
5498 Crooks Road
Troy • 879-2060

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Southfield
358-4950

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Mon-Sat 5-6 p.m.

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We're open from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m.
this Sunday and every Sunday. Our full
dinner menu is available. and reservations
are accepted.

It pays to come early!
Really get your net's worth
with Charley's special early
evening prices.

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SUNSET
SPECIAL

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Tell Morn how much she means to you this Sunday
with our complimentary flowers and special Mother's
Day luncheon or dinner for just $8.95. Start with
Avocado Salad. select either Scallops St. J a cques or
Chicken Meriwether. and top it off with an elegant
dessert. Wine and cocktails available.

15 years ago to the Bus-
chemi family who now own
it . . . The Buschemis also
own Capital Fish in -the
Eastern Market . . . and two
restaurants . . . with an-
other opening soon in
Southfield . . . a 145-seater
in the Federal Hardware
locale on Southfield and 12
Mile . . . plus a fish market
on the site . . . Though
smaller, Feral Hardware
will remain.
ACCORDING TO Jack
Winton, Oscar's on North-
western is still not out of the
picture as Standard Club's
future home . . . Which
means that it is between
two places . . . Oscar's and
John Laffrey's Vineyards
Annex.
GET WELL WISHES
. . . to Ezzie Holyk . . .
chef at Dominico's, Coolidge
between 11 and 12 Mile . . .
Ezzie is at Detroit Osteo-
pathic Hospital.
JOHNNY TRUDELL
and his Top Brass opened
the current big band jazz
concert series at Ma Belle's
(in the Lemon Tree Com-
plex), 1-94 at the Belleville
exit last Sunday . . . He is
followed on three consecu-
tive Sundays by the
Austin-Moro Band, the
Brookside Jazz Ensemble
and the Katalenic Kwik
Band.
Individual concert or
series tickets can be pur-
chased at the Detroit Fed-
eration of Musicians offices
on Schaefer and Seven Mile
or at Ma Belle's.
on
EXCALIBUR
Northwestern and Franklin
has gone jazz . . . as of last
Tuesday . . . but with a
group that also plays
standards and good listen-
ing music during dining
. . It's the Larry Nozero
Tuesday
Quartet . . .
through Saturday.
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DANCING TUES. THRU SAT.
TO

FREE

SHRIMP COCKTAIL
WITH 2 DINNERS
AND THIS AD

MORE AND MORE
people are hearing about a
little place on Middlebelt
and 12 Mile called
Ginopolis' that crowds in
about 100 people ... and
serves a very limited menu
of no more than five or six
items ... (During the day,
there's also homemade chili
and soup.)
It's nothing fancy . . .
nothing pretentious . . . no
high class atmosphere ...
just one of the best 10-ounce
ground round hamburgers
being served anywhere ...
while maybe rubbing el-
bows with a sports or show
biz celebrity, bank
president or truck driver .. .
They come from all walks of
life to munch on the ground
rounds of Johnny and Pete
Ginopolis . because it's
not only juicy and tasty ...
but also the best meat
money can buy.
Ginopolis' is small ...
and come Wednesday,
people may be hanging
from the rafters to hear
one of the Midwest's
premiere songstresses ...
Pam Martin ... who'll
appear Wednesdays
through Saturdays from
9 p.m. with her trio of
backup musicians.
Pam sings everything .. .
and good, too . . . from bal-
lads to standards to top 40s
. . . to pops, etc.. . . Her ver-
satile vocal ability that in-
cludes Streisand medleys
have made her a prime per-
former.
The Ginopoi'is brothers
have only one problem .. .
where to put everybody
who'll come and hear Pam
sing . . . and turn a few steps
on the small dance floor.
But come September, dc-
cording to plans in the of-
fing, this problem will be
taken away . . . A new
Ginopolis' is expected to
break ground at the same
locale . . . with a seating
capacity of about 300
people.
There'll still be those
great 10-ounce ground
rounds (five ounce if you
can't eat that much) ...
but also along with the
regular steak sandwich,
kielbasa, onion rings, etc.
will be a many-itemed
food menu that'll include
ribs, pizza, etc.
And the celebs will still
come . . . along with
lawyers, doctors, factory
workers, etc. . . . because
Johnny and Pete have
something else they all
want . . . down-to-earth
friendliness that dollars
can't buy . . . Isn't it nice to
know people like this?
SMILING WAITRESS
DEPT. . . . Lynn D'Amico
. . . days at Green-10 Res-
taurant, 10 Mile and Green- ,
field.
JACK
WHEN
POMEROY returned from
service in the 1950s, there
weren't too many places on
the northwest side of town
to buy seafood . . . and his
became the first store to fly
in seafood from around the
country.
Jack sold Pomeroy's over

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CHATEAUBRIAND $2195

FOR 2

The Best of Everything )

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FOR 25 TO 300
'Showers
•Bar Mitzvas
•All Parties
• Anniversaries
'Banquets •Bat Mitzvas •Reunions •Weddings
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WEST BLOOMFIELD
6066 WEST MAPLE • 851-8880

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Follow A Tradition .

Treat Her To A
Wonderful

MOTHER'S
DAY SUN., MAY 10 at

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WOODWARD S. OF LONG LAKE RD.

Bloomfield Hills

For Reservations:

642 - 0100

OUR DINING ROOMS OPEN
12 noon to 9:30 p.m. WITH
SPECIAL DINING MENU From $9.95
OUR FAMOUS BRUNCH WILL BE FROM

9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p. m.

IN OUR BALLROOMS

Featuring One Of Michigan's Most
Elegant Arrays of All-You-Can-Eat Delights

Reservations Accepted

$6 95

per person