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Friday, October 23, 1981

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR DINNER,
DANCING,
PARTIES & FUN?

(T he Best of Everything

(Continued from Page 41)-
Dvorak ... Ticket prices in-
clude breakfast or coffee
only.

LENNY SCHICK QUARTET

ALL THAT CON-
STRUCTION going on at

NOW ENTERTAINS YOU WED.-SAT.

AT THE

OAK BARREL

24562 W. 7 MILE RD., 3 Blks. W. of Telegraph
For
Reservations Can

535-0633 or 535-6090

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ILESLAIREIR I LOUNGE

Every Friday

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NANCY GURWIN
DINNER THEATRE

s Every Saturday

NEIL SIMON'S Corned, Ha

LAST OF THE
RED HOT
LOVERS

Sting

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27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD...
AT 12 ICE Off ES 851-4094

Open Mon. thru or
11:30 a.m.-2:30 a.m

EARLY BIRD DINING SPECIALS

4-6:30 p.m. Mon. Thru Sat.

Senior Citizen Discount

McFROCK'S

Saloon

1,4(Below Roman Terrace)

SUNDAY

LASAGNA, SPAGHETTI &
BABY BACK RIB DINNERS

Open for Lunch Mon.-Sat. from 11:30
Open Sun. 12 noon,_
`855-3860

l GREAT BABY SPARE RIBS!'N

Also

STEAKS, BURGERS, FRESH FISH, ETC.

TOUCH DANCING

Wednesday thru Saturday
Featuring The Ron DePalma Duo

REASONABLE PRICES

WITH QUALITY and SERVICE

COZY ATMOSPHERE

You Don't Have To Dress Up

THE NEW

998 W. HURON (M-59) 1 BLOCK WEST OF TELEGRAPH .
WATERFORD

Home of Baby Spare Ribs
Since 1941

For Res:

681-2161i

former Great Dane on
Northwestern near
Middlebelt is because Bud-
dy's Pizza opening there
will be a bigger operation
than originally slated.
TWO MORE NEW bar-
beque rib places are coming
to the northwest ... Tony
Roma's in the Pine Lake
Mall on Orchard Lake Rd.
and Pine Lake Rd. ... and
Boneyard on Orchard Lake
Rd. and 14 Mile.
MAIL DEPT..... "This is
about a small side street
'trattoria' which in Italy is a
moderate priced restaurant
usually family-owned and
operated. This one is in
Florence and the name is
'Il-Latini' where you sit
with others and enjoy a
hearty Florentine meal.
"In the center of each
table is a typical bottle of
Chianti wine, which is in-
cluded in the meal. If you
prefer white wine, you can
ask for and receive an excel-
lent bottle or a bottle of
mineral water.
"The first course is the
'antipasto,' a plate of cold
mixed appetizers, then the
pasta, a bowl of spaghetti
with a delicate tomato sauce
slightly garlic flavored, a
bowl of excellent soup with
short pieces of macaroni.
"The entree is veal, beef
or pigeon as you prefer. Also
calves liver and onions,
Venice style. The liver is cut
in pieces about as big as a
quarter or fifty cent piece,
sauteed delicately with on-
ions in wine with a slight
trace of garlic. The bowl of
home-style Italian bread is
always full in the center of
the table with plenty of but-
ter.
"The entree is always
served with vegetables that
were picked on their farm.
The entree is followed by a
mixed salad with Italian
dressing naturally. Com-
plete the meal with coffee

Garden Concert
Series to Begin

The city of Southfield's
cultural arts division and
Prudential Town Center
will host members of the
Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra in a series of Sunday
morning chamber music
concerts in Town Center's
indoor garden beginning
10:30 a.m. Sunday. Break-
fast is served at 10.
The eight concerts, which
run monthly through May
1982, will feature chamber
music from the 18th, 19th
and 20th Centuries. Prog-
ram notes will be provided
by Charles Greenwell, host
and commentator for the
Detroit Symphony broad-
cast concerts on WQRS-FM.
Musical adviser for Con-
certs in the Garden is Alvin
Score, violinist with the
DSO for 21 years.
For ticket information,
call] the cultural arts divi-
sion, 354-4717.

made with steaming milk
and a sprinkle of chocolate
chips on top. Our waiter,
who was very warm and
very friendly, ended the
meal with a dish of 'Dolci' or
mondel bread just like your
mother or grandmother
used to make, which was a
complete surprise.
"And if you get lucky he
will add a bowl of the best
'gelati or vanilla ice cream.
'Finito' Finished and only
$13 per person including tip
and cover which is for the
tablecloth and bread."

Hearts are like flowers; up in the violent downpour
they remain open to the of rain.
softly falling dew, but shut
_ —Richter

ALEXANDER'S
Ponoed
- 542-4414
13400

W. 9 MILE & COOLIDGE

OPEN 7 DAYS "°". Zn".

12 DAILY DINNER SPECIALS

GOOD WAITRESS

Dept. ... Jody Friedman ...
days at Jacques Seafood,
Telegraph Rd. ... daughter
of Harriet and George
Friedman ... smiling,
courteous and attentive.

Art Show, Sale
Due at Temple

7 DAILY BREAKFAST SPECIALS
p...
FROM 99c to 1.95

5 p.m.-11 p.m.

1-11 z...118*-1, nrs., Szt. 1.585.1112

FROM $2.95

INCLUDES: ENTREE, SOUP,
VEG., POT. & DESSERT

FREE

WEIGHT WATCHERS FROSTED TREAT
.DESSERT
WITH ALL LO-CAL MINERS!

10% DISCOUNT
SENIOR CITIZENS

2-5 p.m.

Smeilleld's Newest Dining Spot,

The Bar-B-Q House
of Southfield

Lou and Ruth Kashdan
SINAMON LEAF, favo-

rite show group of the area,
is at The Branding Iron, on
Telegraph in Flat Rock, for
a limited engagement.
The musical unit set
attendance records when
The Branding Iron was
known by a different name.

P.rn.

(Former Raven Gallery)

29101 GREENFIELD ROAD

Specializing In

RIBS & CHICKEN

BUSINESSPERSON'S
LUNCHEON 11-3

HOURS:

A
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(ONE BLOCK NORTH OF 12 MILE)

• Steaks • Burgers • Seafood
•SandwIchee • Appetisers
• Desserts • Horne Made Soups

,

THE METRO DETROIT VIEWERS OF
WJBK-TV 2 HAVE VOTED BAR-B-0 (
HOUSE AS THE BEST PLACE TO EAT I
IN METROPOLITAN DETROIT

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SUN. 4 p.m. - 11 p.m.
MON.-THURS. 11 a.m.-1 1 p.m.
FRIDAYS 11 a.m. TO 3 a.m.
SATURDAYS 4 p.m. TO 3 a.m.

CARRY-OUTS

559-3570

CAFE FIOR PIZZA
FREE
DELIVERY
Within 3 Mile Radius

Northwestern at 12 Mile

MON.-THURS. FOOTBALL SPECIAL

The eighth annual Bir-
mingham Temple Art Show
and Sale will be held Nov.
6 - 8 at the Birmingham
Temple.
The work of nearly 75
noted artists will be exhi-
bited. Displays will include
drawings, paintings,
graphics, soft sculptures,
pottery, jewelry, mobiles,
photography, woodcarving,
collages, assemblages,
enameling and more.
The show will open with a
wine and cheese preview
Nov. 6 between 8 and 11
p.m. Hours Nov. 7 are noon
to 9 p.m., and Nov. 8 hours
are noon to 5 p.m. There is a
charge for the preview and
an admission charge.

FREE . . . 2 QTS. PEPSI WITH LARGE PIZZA
FREE . . . 1 (IT. PEPSI WITH SMALL PIZZA

FREE DEUVERY OR PICK UP
(Coupons Excluded)

MON.-THURS. 4-11, FRI. & SAT. 4-12, SUN. 4-9

OMETHING NEW!

Now Serving Brunch .. .
Every Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Buffet Style sr' adults

Wink Price Wen Beverage) $495 children

&ffouncls

1560 N. Warlward r.

. 644-4800

Lake Rd

AHP Will Meet

The Michigan Associa-
Humanistic
tion for
Psychology will meet 8 p.m.
Sunday at the home of
Esther Pastor, 620
Lakeview, Birmingham.
There is a charge for non-
members.
Tapes of Carl Rogers,
Jean Houston Forum and
John Nesbit from the 1981
national meeting will be
heard. Ms. Pastor was ap-
pointed Midwest represen-
tative to the first plenary
congress of the national
AHP.
For meeting or member-
ship information, call Ms.
Pastor, 851-2075, or Joyce

The New

PICKLE
BARREL

12 MILE & EVERGREEN, Southfield
IN THE EVERGREEN PLAZA

DINNER SPECIALS

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•FILET OF SOLE
•CHICKEN LIVERS
Kliiir
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•TURKE
W/Stutfing Cranberry Sauce

Ruby, 644-4492.

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$ 495

$495

$
•STUFFED CABBAGE • •$4 95

Theater Group
Celebrates 30th

The Farmington Players
will celebrate their 30th
anniversary season begin-
ning with the production of
"Kiss or Make Up," by Jack
Sharkey, Oct. 30-31, Nov.
6-8, 12-15 and 19-21, at the
Farmington Players Barn.
For ticket information,
call the Farmington Players
box office, 535-8822.

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INCLUDES: SOUP, SALAD, POTATO,
VEGETABLE & BREAD BASKET

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POTATO SALAD St COLE SLAW

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!

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