THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

36 Friday, July 23, 1982

London Chop House Sold to Clothier Max Pincus

The London Chop House,
one of Detroit's most
prestigious restaurants. has
been purchased by clothier

Max Pincus.
The Chop House, which
has won the Holiday award
for dining excellence con-

tinuously since 1954, was
opened nearly 50 years ago
by Lester and Sam Gruber.
Lester Gruber, who eventu-
ally bought his brother's
share of the business, has
been entertaining offers to
sell the restaurant for sev-
eral years.
No price was disclosed,

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• LUNCH SPECIALS
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Regular Menu and
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SPECIALS

REDUCED PRICES ON DRINKS

MON.-FRI. 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

SERVING COMPLETE GREEK CUISINE

• Cocktails

• American Dishes

HOURS: MON.-SAT. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m., SUN. 11 a.m. to 12 mid.
Kitchen open tiLl 2 mid. Sun.-Thurs. til 1 a.m. Fri.. & Sat.

Every Sunday Is Our
Fabulous All-You-Can-Eat Brunch

1 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Pancakes
• Smoked Fish
Sable
• Stuffed Squash
Chicken Livers
Bacon & Sausage • American Fries
• Spinach Pie
Mousaka
• Tzadziki
Broiled Chicken
Tyropitakia
• Jello Molds
Creamed Herring
• Cottage Cheese

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Pincus lives in Bloomfield
Hills with his wife Lainie.
He is a collector of modern
art, a member of the board
of governors of Wayne State
University and an ap-
pointed member of Detroit's
Arts Commission.
Along with their gourmet
foods and world-famous
wine list, the Gruber-owned
restaurants are credited
with launching the career of
Barbra Streisand. Accord-
ing to the Detroit News
Sunday magazine, it was
Gruber who asked the
Brooklyn-born singer to
entertain at the Caucus
Club in 1962. Miss
Streisand worked there for
about a year. until Jack
Parr booked her for the To-
night Show.

Golf Marathon
Will Benefit
Cancer Society

Four area golfers will
play continuously from sun-
rise to sundown today at
Shenandoah Golf Club in a
benefit for the American
Cancer Society.
Larry Steel, Steve Segiel,
Aaron Weiss and Spencer
Steel will be seeking
pledges for each hole of golf
they complete. Foi informa-
tion, contact the American
Cancer Society, 557-5353.

Children's Film
at Library

Violinist, Pianist
at Art Institute

Cheese Blintzes
Cream Cheese
Nova Lox
Tenderloin Tips
Grape Leaves
Pastitsio
Fresh Fruit
Pastry Table
Included

ENTRANCE IN REAR

Pincus, former
president of Hughes and
Hatcher men's stores and
now executive vice
president of United De-
partment Stores, has
been a steady Chop
House customer for de-
cades. He has assured the
staffs of the two restau-
rants that he plans no
major changes.

The film "Stuart Little"
will be presented as part of
the Southfield Public Lib-
rary Summer -- Reading
Program Wednesday at 2
p.m.
The film, based on the
children's book by E. B.
White, will be shown in the
library's Marcotte Room.
The free program is de-
signed for children of
elementary school age. For
information, call the lib-
rary, 354-9100.

LUNCH and DINNER

FASHIONS BY LEAH EVERY WED. 12:30-1:30

but real estate sources said
the recent asking price for
the Chop House and its sis-
ter restaurant, the Caucus
Club, was $800,000. The
purchase of both downtown
eateries will be finalized as
soon as the liquor license
transfer is completed.

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Brunch with Bach, the
Detroit Institute of Arts'
chamber music series, will
resume Sunday with a per-
formance by violinist
Joseph Goldman and
pianist Fedora Horowitz.
Performances are given
each Sunday at 10 a.m. and
11:30 a.m. in the museum's
Kresge Court cafe. For tic-
kets and information, call
the Art Institute ticket of-
fice, 832-2730.

Reagan Nominee

Antique Show

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Jeanne Fishman's An-
tique Show and Sale runs President Reagan has
through Sunday at the nominated Kenneth Dam, a
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law professor and friend of
many years of Secretary of
in Rochester.
The show features dealers State George Shultz, as De-
from several Midwestern puty Secretary of State. He
states and various antique replaces Walter Stoessel,
services including apprai- who is retiring.
sals will be available.
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