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BEGINNING OF a dou-
ble celebration was recent
Bat Mitzva of Cheryl Dawn
Weiss . . . Next day was
open house at home of her
rrandparents, Irving and
4.4'aye Slutsky, honoring
-\---7— Grandmother Faye's birth-
day.
Cheryl is quite .a young
gal . . . In the eighth grade
at Roosevelt Middle School,
fi Oak Park, where she is
among the few dynamo gals
with a wonderful 4.0 aver-
age . . . She also recently
won a spelling contest for
the entire school.
PERFECTION LODGE
has finally received permis-
sion from Grand Lodge to
move from Masonic Temple
. . . First Perfection meet-
ing in its new home will be
June 9 . . . at Ferndale
Masonic Temple, 1810
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Planavon, off Nine Mile, a
long block west of Wood-
ward . . . Jerry Herwitz is
Perfection Worshipful Mas-
ter.
ON RECENT 70th
birthday, Paul Zuckerman
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was told about his looking
so good and so healthy . .
"Who's got time to get old?"
said Paul, one of the busiest
Jewish philanthropic
people in the world.
20-YEAR REUNION
committee of Oak Park
High 1963 graduating class
is searching for its alumni
. . . Call Rita Forbes Gold-
ing, 559-1456, or Barbara
Stern Fink, 661-4888.
THANKS TO . . . Saul
Horowitz . . for the photo-
stat copies from Hutchins
Intermediate yearbook of
1933 . . . At least I was
given an alias in the book as
David Raskin . . but guys
like Saul and Al "Sonny"
Goldstein among others had
no protection with their cor-
rect names under pictures
that look like they should
have a number on them . . .
and be hung in post offices
. . . Saul and Sonny are so
much better looking today
. . . Time has been real
good to them.
I WAS LUCKY to even
get a seat in the balcony
. . . That's how packed Oak
Park High was for the first
night performance (there
were two nights) of "The
ci Maven" put on by Galilee
Bnai Brith Women.
You could tell the girls
t a lot of hard work into
heir amateur production
. . . and much of the audi-
ence was happier because of
it . . Besides doing a
commendable job acting
and singing, a lot of credit
goes for the fine word
parodies on song hits, clever
lighting, professional scen-
ery and costumes.
The girls of Galilee Chap-
ter, Bnai Brith, deserve a
big hand for their wonderful
efforts in presenting a
quick-paced, almost flaw-
less production that
brought laughter, joy and
entertainment to many
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MAIL DEPT.... "Just a
few lines to let you know •DOVER SOLE•
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that the staff at the Jewish •
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Center on 10 Mile is A-1.
KINGSLEY INN
"They are so friendly and
considerate. I enjoy going • 642-0100 .•
there. They make you feel •
welcome and are never too • •
busy to help. We are fortu-
nate to have such a nice
Restaurant & Pizzeria
place to see friends and
10511 W. 1 MILE RD.
enjoy ourselves."
AT MENDOTA
—S.M.
PAN TOURNAMENT
is this Sunday at Southfield
Civic Center on Evergreen
. . . sponsored by Maurice
C. Zeiger Chapter, Bnai
Brith Women . . . Chair-
THE PRICE IS RIGHT
lady of the event is Emily
IT PAYS TO COME
Rogow (Sonny).
OVER!
Entry fee is $25 (made out
864-8553
to Bnai Brith Women) with
all proceeds turned over to
the BB Youth and Services
philanthropies . . . The
tourney is on Sunday so that
Restaurant
men can also compete . . .
(Formerly Spiro's)
Entry fee includes conti-
25920 GREENFIELD at Lincoln
nental breakfast, lunch and
968-4060
Oak Park
prizes . . . Breakfast begins
OPEN MON.-SAT.
9 a.m. and play is at 9:45
6 a.m. thru 9 p.m.
a .m.
BREAKFAST
SPECIAL 99'
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Those interested in enter-
Mon.-Sat.
6-11
a.m.
ing can call Emily at 352-
• LUNCH SPECIALS
5557 for more info . . . Ad-
• DINNER SPECIALS
vance reservation only . . .
no entries accepted at the
Regular Menu and
door.
GOURMET COUNTERSIDE
SOUTHFIELD PLAN-
SPECIALS
NING Cornmission is "bug-
(Steak
Diane,
Caesar Salad,
ged" now . . . with mic-
Veal
Dishes,
etc.,
etc., etc.)
rophones and tape used at
Your Hosts:
study sessions . . . They
GEORGE & MARIA GOLEM ATIS
supposedly take the place of
an on-premise secretary
. . . Only trouble is that
some members are not at
569-7g 2p! te
ease and don't like to talk
Carry-out
too much into a microphone
monster . . . Seems to also
take away the very impor-
tant personal relaxed touch
e
with is so conducive to sharp
CONEY ISLAND
thinking.
REUNION DATA . . .
RESTAURANT
Oak Park High class of '72
24752 SOUTHFIELD RD.
10-year celebration is Sept.
1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 10 MILE RD.
11 at Northfield Hilton . . .
Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Call Susie Epstein, 354-
• Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner
4144 . . . Central High
class of '42 fetes its 40th
BREAKFAST SPECIAL DAILY
year, Oct. 16, at Hillcrest
GREEK SALAD • GYROS
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Country Club . . . Call
SHISH
KEBOB • FISH & CHIPS
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Harriet (Keller) Wohlman,
• TUNA SALAD
• OMELETTES
851-1736 or Edythe (Bonin)
•
SANDWICHES
Rosner, 968-1973.
Your Hosts: SAM & JERRY FLOROS
LOIS HARPER, resi-
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dent artist at Ilona and Gal-
lery at Hunters Square, Or-
chard Lake Rd. and 14 Mile,
had her painting, "Celestial
Chorus," chosen for inclu-
sion in the Michigan Water
DINING & LOUNGE
Color Society's 36th Annual
6500 HIGHLAND RD.
Exhibition being held at
AT
PONTIAC
AIRPORT TERMINAL
Wayne State University,
Pontiac
Community Arts Gallery
. . . It was chosen from over
500 entries . . . Ilona and
Gallery is owned by
Hirschel Levine.
coupon
for
Is
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Made with 3 eggs. served with fresh hash browns or American fries,
toast. biscuits or bagel. Grilled
on request.
Guacamole
Sour Cream
Home Made salsa
Cream Cheese
ZUCCHINI
Tender zucchini, with a touch of garlic
ASPARAGUS
395
BROCCOLI
3.95
Tender asparagus, Jack cheese
with cheddar cheese
mUSHROOMS smss Cheese
. Steamed
395
RATATOULLE
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garlic
SPANISH
For Reservations:
666-3780
topped
ORTEGA
340
NACHO
4.50
Green chills smothered in melted Jack cheese
with salsa, if you please
Chips. ground beet. salsa, cheddar cheese.
Topped with Jack cheese and guacamole
SALAMI
3 95
3 95
Onions. peppers
PLANTATION
Ground bee/, onions, spinach,
CONEY ISLAND
gravy
BACON
3 95
KOWALSKI'S KREATION
3 95
Grilled Polish sausage, green peppers, onions,
with Swiss cheese
Tomato:" bacon. Jack cheese
395
lopped
with sour
cream
HAWAIIAN DELITE
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Gilled
wilt' sour cream
4 25
pineapple. Jack cheese lopped
VEAL PARMESAN
4 25
cheese
ITALIANO
4 25
'Grilled with onion. mushrooms: sauce Jack
Italian sausage. mushrooms. onions, peppers,
Jack cheese and sauce
PIZZA
4.50
Pepperoni, mushrooms, jack cheese and sauce
GOBBLER
3- 95
CHICKEN LITTLE
4 50
Turkey, mild green chit's, Jack cneeSe. A gold
medal winner .gobble. gobble. gobble
Chicken breast sauteed in butter with onion green
Jack cheese
pepper and
DELI Corned beer, green pepper, onion
LOX min cream cneese. onions
ALASKAN KING
4 25
4 95
5 95
Crab meat sauteed in butter with a touch of garlic,
Swiss cher and sour cream
3 75– SHRIMP
Chili. hot dog, cheddar cheese. Silverman's
special way
Cheddar cheese
Pera r .,,eese. black olives. tomatoes. onions
Hope—to a gbod life
pancake style. with gravy. egg mil
4 50
Roast beet. gravy. mushrooms, sour cream
DENVER Ham. green pepper. onions
With Cheese
HAM Cheddar cheese
SAUSAGE Cheddar cheese
FARMERS
Ham. onions. wrapped around tangy cheddar
cheese with hash browns tucked away
Corned beef. sauerkraut, Swiss cheese
3 50
3 95
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3 95
Diced ham. bacon and sausage with American
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Oriental vegetables. 6 oz. chicken breast, egg
roll .Elaine's favorite, sorry no pan fried noodles
3 75
3 50 JACK AND JILL Jelly and peanut butter
3 95
RUEBEN
5.95
sooioo!
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
STROGANOFF
PORKY PIG
Shrimp. sprouts. Swiss cheese and sour cream
375
50 CHINA TOWN
Oriental vegetables with a teriyaki flavor. egg roll
3 65
3 75
3.95 EGG FOO YOUNG
CHILI cheddar cheese. salsa
GREEK
2 95
3 50
CHEESE Dhedr,ar. Swiss and Jack
NAPOLEON
3 95
PLAIN NO FRILLS
CHEF'S CREATION
2 65
4 95
STEAK RANCHEROS • •
5 95
Fruit. - 'ack cheese topped with yogurt
Or your own creation. .You'll be surprised
6 oz. Ribeye. diced with onions, green pepper,
salsa. Jack cheese. Served with guacamole and
SOW cream
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Serving 2 or 3 Homemade
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Fri. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SILVERMAN'S
SKYWAY
INN
WED. & THURS.
3 95
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Home made salsa, Jack cheese, onions,
wtih guacamole and sour cream
LIVER & ONIONS Carefully stuffed
GUACAMOLE
3 75
3 95
Tender sauteed vegetables in season, cheddar
cheese
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FRI. & SAT.
LIVE MUSIC FOR DANCING
3 75
SPINACH Tender spinach. Jack cheese
VEGETABLE MEDLEY
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NEW YORK —
Entertainer Lena Horne
will receive the 1982 artis-
tic achievement award of
the American Jewish Con-
gress at a dinner June 21 in
New York.
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KIBBUTZ Pastrami and Swiss cheese
VEGETARIAN
cGIORGIO'S
BOB
POSCH
AND HIS GROUP
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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—Leo Tolstoy
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