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quartered in West Palm Be-
ach, Fla.
WILLIAM MILTON
WINKLER ... that's the
name of Ram's Horn new
owner . . . on Maple Rd.,
Haggerty and Pontiac Trail
in Walled Lake . . . Folks
will remember his
grandfather, local commer-
cial painter, Milton Wink-:
ler.
Bill took over the place
July 27 . . . It had been a
Ram's Horn . . . then The
Skillet . . . and now back as
a Ram's Horn . . . com-
pletely remodeled . . . all
new booths . . . new ceiling
. . . new carpeting . . . It
seats 80 . . . and is open 24
hours a day for breakfast,
lunch, dinner, sandwiches
and snacks . . . including
Sneaky Treats desserts.
He was originally a tech-
nical consultant in the
chemistry division of a
Chicago electronics equip-
ment firm . . . Going from
this to the restaurant busi-
ness is a difficult leap, but
Bill made it handily . . . only
five years ago . . . He began
as a cook with Ram's Horn
in Westland . . . After a year
and _a. half, he became man-
ager . . . Then to the Ram's
Horn in Taylor for about
two years . . . and now with
his own business.
As a child, Bill learned
to bake from his mother
... He can now cook ev-
erything on the menu at
his place ... Some of the
recipes belong to him ...
spinach quiche, chicken
and dumplings which
runs every so often as a

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Sheraton's special style.

Children $495

Adults $995

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special ... and those
bar-b-q ribs he marinates
for 36 hours plus his own
sauce ... In Taylor, Bill
had a low-cal enchilada
which eventually will be
put on the Walled Lake
menu.
He supervises the cooking
with General Manager
Mike Thomas . . . in the
Ram's Horn chain about 12
years.
The Ram's Horn of Wal-
led Lake is only about three
miles west of the Jewish
Community Center on
Drake.
ONE OF THE PRE-
MIER instrumental bands
now on the ja zz scene, Spyro
Gyra, and a Detroit favo-
rite, Brookside Jazz Band,
take their turns on the
P'Jazz outside terrace stage
at Hotel Pontchartrain this
Monday and Wednesday,
respectively.
Spyro Gyra, with five suc-
cessful albums, has come a
long way from its begin-
nings as a bar band in Buf-
falo, N.Y. . . . Although
their name is derived from
an algae that grows in stag-
nant water, there is nothing
stagnant about Spyro Gy-
ra's music . . . Described as
jazz fusion, their music is a
blending of contemporary
jazz with rock, soul and
latin elements.
The Brookside Jazz Band
has been a regular at P'Jazz
every year since the series
began . . . concentrating on
songs geared for big bands
. . .. playing favorites from
Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich,
Maynard Ferguson and Mel
Lewis as well as original
compositions_
Often called the 22nd
member of the band, Ursula
Walker will join Brookside
during its Wednesday ap-
pearance . . . She. is well-
known in Detroit for her
versatile vocals on songs
ranging from blues to pun-
chy, driving jazz.
READER ASKS how
Chuck Muer is related to
Joe Muer . . . how Chuck got
started in the food business
and when.
The name "Muer" has
Leen an honored one in De-
troit since 1905 when
grandfather Joe Muer
opened a factory for making
fine cigars . . . In 1929, Joe
opened Muer's Oyster
House on the corner of
Gratiot and Vernor, where
the internationally-famous
restaurant (Joe Muer's) still
stands . . . It is a separate
restaurant operation, with
_no business connection to
the C.A. Muer Corp.
Founder and president,
Chuck Muer, had left a
five-year career as an IBM
sales representative, to
again take up the family
tradition of fine food.
His C.A. Muer Corp. was
formed and registered in the
state of Michigan in the fall
of 1966 . . . to operate the
restaurants and food serv-
ices of the soon-to-be-
opened luxury • Hotel
Pontchartrain in Detroit's
civic center.

AMSTERDAM (JTA) — another daily, was conduct-
Pro-government newspap- ing an anti-Semitic cam-
ers in Greece are engaged in paign even before the
an unparalleled anti- Lebanese action. Van Has-
Semitic campaign, such as a selt reported that the daily
charge that Jews are behind complained last year that
vast forest fires that have the director of the Greek
plagued Greece, according Electricity Co. was of
to the Athens correspondent Jewish origin. Currently
of NRC Handlesblad, the the newspaper is demand-
leading Dutch daily.
ing that Jules Dassin, the
Jewish
husband of movie
Correspondent Franz van
Hasselt also reported that star and Culture Minister
Israel's military campaign Melina Mercouri, should
in Lebanon has brought an publicly protest Israel's
intensification of the anti- military thrust into Leba
Semitic reports. The charge non.
The newspaper also
of Jewish "complicity" in
the forest fires appeared in suggested that "the
"Avriani," a popular daily, Zionists" may have been
behind three railway disas-
in a page one article.
ters that occurred in Greece
The correspondent re- in a five-day period, van
ported that "Elefterotypia," Hasselt reported.

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