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ON ANY OMELETTE
Buy one of our 47 varieties of omelettes and get a 2
second omelette of equal or lesser value FREE.
GOOD'FRI. 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., SAT. & SUN. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
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Aug. 27, 28 & 29
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Made with 3 eggs. served wan fresh hash orowns or American tries.
toast. biscuits or bagel. Grilled Ch.., on request
Guacamole
Sour Cream
50
25
25
40
Home Mad. salsa
Cream Cheese
KIBBUTZ Pastrami and isms cheese
VEGETARIAN
3 95
3 75
Sprouts. tomatoes. Jack cheese. mushrooms
3 75
ZUCCHINI
Tender zucchini, with a touch of garlic
SPINACH Tender spinach. Jack cheese
VEGETABLE MEDLEY
3 75
395
Tinder sauteed vegetables in Season. cheddar _
cheese
ASPARAGUS
3 95
Tender asparagus. Jack cheese
BROCCOLI
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3.95
. Steamed with cheddar cheese
M USH ROOMS Swiss dheese
RATATOULLE
395
365
Egg plant. zucchini, tomatoes, parmesan. a hint of
garlic
SPANISH •
3 95
ORTEGA
3 40
Horne made salsa. Jack cheese, onions . topped
wtih guacamole and sour cream
Green chills smothered in melted Jack cheese
with salsa. if you please
NACHO -
Chips. ground beef. salsa. cheddarCneese.
Topped with Jadk cheese and Guacamole
SALAMI Onions. peppers
PLANTATION
Ground beef. onions, spinach, gravy
LIVER & ONIONS Carefully stuffed
KOWALSKI'S KREATION
3 95
3 95
Grilled Polish sausage, green peppers, onions,
with Swiss cne4se
GUACAMOLE
3 95
Tomato. bacon. Jack cheese lopped with sour
Cream
HAWAIIAN DELITE
4 25
Wi lled hageam
a and pineapple. Jack cheese topped
n so u r
VEAL PARMESAN
'Grilled with onion mushrooms.
4 25
sauce Jack
Cheese
ITALIANO
Italian sausage. mushrooms.
Jack cheese and sauce
4 25
onions. peppers.
PIZZA
4.50
Pepperoni, mushrooms. lack cheese and sauce
GOBBLER
395
Turkey, mild green chills, Jack cheese. A gold
medal winner gobble. gobble. gobble
CHICKEN LITTLE
450
450
Chicken breast sauteed in butter with onion green
pepper and .LIck cheese
3 95
DELI Corned beet, green pepper, onion .. . . . 4.25
LOX min cream cheese. onions
4 95
3 95
ALASKAN KING
S 95
Crab meat sauteed in buffer with a touch 01 garlic,
Swiss cher .15, And sour cream
CONEY ISLAND
3 75- SHRIMP
Chili. hot dog. cheddar cheese. Silverman's
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595
Shrimp, sprouts. Swiss cheese and sour C194.3177
specie/ way
BACON Cheddar cheese
CHILI Cheddar cheese. salsa
50
3 65
GREEK
F.:. geese . black olives. tomatoes. onions
3.95
Hope-to a gbod life
STROGANOFF
450
DENVER Ham. green pepper. onions
3 75
Roast beet. gravy. mushrooms, sour cream
With Choirs*
3 95
HAM Cheddar cheese
350
SAUSAGE Cheddar cheese
3 50
FARMERS
Ham. onions. wrapped around tangy cheddar
- cheese with hash browns tucked away
RUEBEN
Corned beef. sauerkraut. Swiss cheese
PORKY PIG
3 95
3 95
3 95
Diced hem. bacon and sausage with American
cheese
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idEle VOW in,
French Rabbi
to Meet Jewish
Leaders in U.S.
CHINA TOWN
3 76
Oriental vegetables with a teriyaki flavor. egg roll
EGG FOO YOUNG
3 75
CHICKEN CHOP SUEY
4 25
• pancake style. with gravy egg will Ah soo.00 ,
Oriental vegetables, 6 oz. chicken breast, egg
no pan fried noodles
roll .Elaine's favorite, sorry
JACK AND JILL Jelly and peanut butter
CHEESE Cne0c4r. Swiss and Jack
NAPOLEON
2 95
3 50
3 95
CHEF'S CREATION
PLAIN NO FRILLS
2 65
4 95
STEAK RANCHEROS
5 95
Fruit. Jack cheese topped with yogurt
Or your own creation. You'll be surprised
6 Os Ribeye, diced with onions, green pepper,
salsa. Jack cheese Served with guacamole and
Mg Cream
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Now Serving 2 or 3 Homemade
Specialties Daily for Lisnch
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.
NEW YORK - The Chief
Rabbi of France, Rene Sirat,
will meet in New York on
Monday with leaders from
thirty national Jewish
organizations, according to
the World Jewish Congress
(WJC).
Rabbi Sirat will report on
the current state of French
Jewry and discuss the re-
cent wave of anti-Semitism
in France.
Rabbi Sirat will also ad-
dress himself to the issue of
France - Israel relations and
how they have been affected
by the recent events. An
assessment of recent pri-
vate discussions with
President Francois Mitter-
rand will also be on the
agenca.
Meanwhile, the WJC
has released a study
which finds that a con-
certed Arab propaganda
effort in France has been
backed by both left-wing
and rightwing elements.
The study, issued by the
WJC's Institute of Jewish
Affairs, describes the work
of the principal bodies that
spread the Arab point of
view and evaluates the level
of influence which Arab
propaganda has achieved.
The study shows that
France's Middle East
policies and its position
within the European com-
munity were key factors in
its emergence as "ideal
territory for the propaganda
of the Arab states invovled
in the Middle East conflict."
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Envoy Reports
Need for Stable
U.S.-Israel Ties
ANYTIME
OR DAY!
NEW YORK (JTA) - Is-
rael's ambassador to the
United States, Moshe
Arens, said last week that
the "major benefits" to the
United States and Israel re-
sulting from the Lebanese
war could be dissipated un-
less there was close coopera- ,;''
tion between Washington
and Jerusalem on future
developments in the Middle
East.
In a report to the Confer-
ence of Presidents of Major
American Jewish Organ-
izations, Arens said that
any effort by the Adminis-
tration to "distance" itself
from Israel in order to per-
suade the "so-called Arab
moderates" of America's
good intentions toward
them could prove "destruct-
ive" to both American and
Israeli interests.
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