THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

28 Friday, July 23, 1982

Austin-Moro
Band in Concert

Danny Raskin's

The Austin-Moro Band
will give a free concert at
the Prudential Town Center
on Sunday at 7 p.m.
The concert will be spon-
sored by the Southfield Cul-
tural Arts Division.

LISTENING
POST

A JEWISH HALL OF
FAME will be started July
23 . . . with Nick Kerbawy,
founder and executive di-
rector of Michigan Sports
Hall of Fame, guest speaker
at the dinner at the main
Jewish Community Center.
This will be a different
hall of fame from others .. .
taking in both sports and
contributions of service to
the Jewish community .. .
Each year, two from these
categories will be selected
. . . Regardless of wealth or
well note, people will finally
be recognized for their ser-
vice . . . Many folks around
the community have done
wonderful work throughout
the years . . . without recog-
nition.
SECOND ANNUAL
RUMMAGE sale by Tem-
ple Israel Sisterhood is Aug.
15-16, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m... .
with donations desperately
needed by these hard-
working lassies . . . Furni-
ture, household and art
items, small appliances,
jewelry, clothing (men's,
children's, women's)
musical instruments, bikes,
etc. . . . Deduction slips
will be given for all con-
tributions.
Call Temple Israel for
pick-up, 661-5700 . . .
Chairwoman is Sylvia
Weingart . . . Co-chairgals
are Harriet Wohlman and
Sheila Lipscutz.
CONGRATS . . . to Lisa
Tagender . . . on her 21st
birthday this Monday.
AFTER SIX years,
Richard Steinik and Jerry
Neff have taken a couple of
partners ... in Detroit
Bagel Factory . . . George
Gold and Jerry Weiss .. .
George is with the fellows in
their complete operation .. .
while Jerry is solely in the
new, recently-opened Plaza
Deli store.
FREE PRESS featured
a new company, Pillow Talk
. . . For a fee the employees
discuss anything with you
on the phone . . . Pillow
Talk, the pillow renovater
and quilt-making store on
Nine Mile in Oak Park, was
deluged with calls including
some into smut, not feathers
. . . "And you can't believe
how many men — all named
Smith — called," says June
Rubenstein, co-owner of Pil-
low Talk with Shirley
Freed.
One "Mr. Smith," she
says, left his name and
phone number, then called
back in a frantic effort to
cancel the first call .. .
June's only guess was that
"Mrs. Smith" came home.
Needless to say, the Free
Press printed a clarification
after the girls called to com-
plain about all that heavy
breathing over the phone.
CLEANEST TEETH be-
long to youngest Detroit Ti-
gers' fan . . . It's six-month-
old Nicholas Shindel, son of
Beverly and David Shindel
. . . Beverly is a dental

hygienist for Dr. Larry
Haber on W. 12 Mile Rd. . . .
and a real "baseball nut" .. .
Beverly takes Nicholas to
see the Tigers (no charge if
he sits on her lap) . . . and he
even has baseball uniforms
to wear.
Because of her baseball
fanatacism, most of the gifts
for him were toward that
theme . . . Other . mothers
want their son to be a doctor
or lawyer . . . Not Beverly
. . . She wants Nicholas to be
a baseball player . . . (not a
bad idea if he can make the
grade . . . The way
ballplayers are paid today,
can you imagine what
they'll be when he grows
up? . . . Might even be
enough to live on then!)
MAIL DEPT .. .
"Recently went to the
first graduating class of the
College of Osteopathic
Medicine of The Pacific.
Among the graduates, as
new doctors, were four De-
troiters: Steven Klein, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Klein,
Southfield; Sol Mendelsohn,
brother of Dr. Herb Mendel-
sohn; Gary Ross, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Ross,
Southfield; and Charles
Gabe, son of Dr. Jack and
Mrs. Gabe, Farmington
Hills.
"Among the guests at-
tending the graduation in
Pomona were former Deter-
roiters now all of Woodland
Hills, Calif., Joan Felsot,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rosen-
berg (former owner of Irv-
ing's Furniture) and Bruce
Migdal, of Elkin, Nether-
land and Migdal Travel ser-
vice.
"Steve Klein will be in-
terning at Botsford Hospi-
tal.
"It was a delight to be
there!"

c om rry pI et e
r,a o u t

Pike

CONEY ISLAND
RESTAURANT

24752 SOUTHFIELD RD.
1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 10 MILE RD.

0 Buy one of our 47 varieties of omelettes and get a
second omelette of equal or lesser value FREE.
_

CHINA
GATE

NOW SERVES
COCKTAILS

PINE LAKE MALL

4343 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
BET. LONG LAKE & LONE PINE

851-5540

MON.-THURS.
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
FRI. & SAT.
11 a.m. to 12 Mid.
SUN. & HOLIDAYS,
12 noon to 11 p.m.

Look Over Our 47 Varieties

COMPLETE CARRY-OUT
AVAILABLE

TAJ
MAHAL

Restaurant
3354 W. 12 MILE

1/2 Block E. of Greenfield

Berkley

543-2218

,

Oitieleliel)—afaff

A-

Made with 3 eggs served with Iresh hash browns or American tries.
10151. biscuits or bagel Grilled oi..on on request

Guacamole
Sour Cream
Home Made salsa
Cream Cheese

50
25
25
40

KIBBUTZ Pastrami and Swiss cheese
VEGETARIAN

3 95 LIVER & ONIONS Carefully stuffed
3 75 KOWALSKI'S KREATION

Sprouts, tomatoes, Jack cheese. mushrooms

ZUCCHINI

Tender zucchini.

with

a touch

3 75

of garlic

SPINACH Tender spinach. Jack cheese
3 75
VEGETABLE MEDLEY
3 95
c Tender sauteed vegetables in season, Cheddar

ASPARAGUS

395

Tender asparagus. Jack cheese

BROCCOLI

3.95

. Steamed with cheddar Cheese
MUSHROOMS Swiss Cheese

395

RATATOU LLE
Egg plant. Zucchini, tomatoes. parmesan.

garlic

365

a hint of

SPANISH •

3 95

ORTEGA

3 40

Homo made salsa, Jack cheese. onions, topped
wtih guacamole and sow cream.

Green chills smothered in melted Jack cheese
with salsa, ii you please

• • 4.50

NACHO

Chips. ground beet, salsa. cheddar cheese.
Topped. will, Jack cheese and guacamole.

SALAMI

3 95

3 95

Grilled Polish sausage, green peppers,
with Swiss cheesi:

onions,

GUACAMOLE

395

Tomato bacon. Jack cheese lopped with sow

cream

HAWAIIAN °ELITE

4 25

VEAL PARMESAN

4 25

ac mana pineapple. Jack cheese topped
:. : 1 ,t,
cili , eo
s ini ham
cream

'Grilled with onion." mushrooms. sauce Jack

cheese

4 25

ITALIAN°

Italian sausage. mushrooms. onions. peppers.
Jack cheese anctsauce

PIZZA
Pepperoni.

mushrooms. tack cheese and sauce

4.50

GOBBLER

395

CHICKEN LITTLE

4 50

Turkey, mild green chills, Jack cheese. A gold
medal winner. .gobble. gobble. gobble

Chicken preast sauteed in butter with Onion green
pepper and Jack cheese

DELI Corned bael, green pepper, onion
4 25
LOX Wan cream cheese. onions
4 95
$ 95
ALASKAN KING
5 95
3 95
Crab meat sauteed in butter with a touch of garlic,

Onions, peppers

PLANTATION

Ground beet onions, spinach, gravy
Swiss cher .e and sour cream
CONEY ISLAND
3 75.- SHRIMP
-
4 ...5.95
Chili. hot dog, cheddar cheese. Silverman's
Shrimp, sprouts. Swiss cheese and sow cream

special way

BACON

CHILI

Chectdai chese

50

Cheddar cheeSe!salsa

GREEK

Feta c•heese, black olives. tomatoes. onions.
Hope—to a thoOd lite

3 65
3.95

STROGANOFF

450

With Cheese
HAM Cheddar cheese
SAUSAGE Cheddar cheese
FARMERS

3 75
3 95
3 50
3 50
395

Roast beet. gravy, mushrooms. sour cream
DENVER Ham, green pepper. onions

Ham, onions. wrapped around tangy cheddar
•cheese with hash browns tucked away •

RUEBEN

LUNCHEON SPECIALS

July 23, 24 & 25

.

SOUTHFIELD LOCATION ONLY

• Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

•GREEK SALAD • GYROS
•SHISH KEBOB • FISH & CHIPS
•OMELETTES
• TUNA SALAD
•SANDWICHES
Your Hosts: SAM & JERRY FLOROS

s' t

GOOD FRI 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., SAT. & SUN. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

BREAKFAST SPECIAL DAILY

3 95

Corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese
PORKY PIG

3 95

Diced ham. bacon and , sausage with American

.cheese

CHINA TOWN

3 75

EGG F00 YOUNG

3 75

CHICKEN CHOP SUEY

4 25

JACK AND JILL Jelly and peanut butter
CHEESE Chedcfar. Swiss and Jack

2.95
3 50
395

Oriental vegetables with a teriyaki flavor, egg rah

Pancake style, with gravy..egg rod Ah soo-oo!

Oriental vegetables, 6 oz. chicken breast, egg
roll...Elaine's favorite, sorry no pan fried noodles

NAPOLEON

Fruit, Jack cheese topped with yogurt

PLAIN NO FRILLS
CHEF'S CREATION

Or your own creation... You'll

2 65
4 95

be surprised

5 95

STEAK RANCHEROS

oz. fisheye. diced with onions, green pepper,
salsa. Jack cheese. Served with guacamole and
sour cream

6

Now Serving 2 or 3 Homemade
Specialties Daily for Lunch
and Dinner

Don't Forget Our

Daily, All You Can Eat Specials

Open:

Mon.-Thurs. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Fri. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

NOW OFFERS
EXECUTIVE
LUNCHEONS

FOR ONLY
$399

Concert Band
at. OP Park

The South Oakland Con-
cert Band will perform in
Oak Park's "Music in the
Park" concert series in
Shepherd Park Tuesday at
7:30 p.m.
Spectators are asked to
bring their own lawn charis.
In case of bad weather the
performance will be con-
ducted in the Oak Park
High School auditorium.

ON ANY OMELETTE

Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Joan Felsot

MEYER WOLSTONE is
108 years old at Lahser
Hills Nursing Home . . . but
the father of Kenny Stone,
whose trio is at Stephenson
Club, still retains his im-
maculate self . . . Meyer has
all his faculties . . . still in-
sists on wearing white
shirts . . . and having his
pants pressed.
-orrect
ERRATA . . . a
phone number of Sande
Drew or Elliot Trumbull for
info on Burroughs Farms
. . . and the first Burroughs
Triathlon, Aug. 16, is 855-
5510.

for

569-7135

0 A

AUTHENTIC INDIAN
DINNERS

$

4" tO $13"

WORLD-WIDE SELECTION
OF WINES & BEERS
LIVE INDIAN
MUSIC

1 s
HOMLa MADE Speckate

wiiitern Highway
Hudson Drive
Dental- Building)

or of
and

Pari Vnuty 552-84 7

MON. & TUES. 8 to 10 p.m.

t.

•

•

s .

• ...

4. •

•

-#

t

)111s.#4,..,