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• CCCKTAILS • BEER • WINE
NANCY GURWIN
opens with eight Saturday
and Sunday evening per-
formances of "Funny Girl"
. . . at Aaron DeRoy Theater
of the Jewish Community
Center in West Bloomfield
. . . Nov. 27-28, Dec. 4-5,
11-12, 18-19 . . . $7.50 ad-
mission, $7 senior citizens
. . . Showtime 8:30.
Nancy and Phil Marcus
Esser will help celebrate
our birthday (they didn't
plan it that way) Jan. 23,
when they open dinner-
theater together at Botsford
Inn on Grand River . . . in
Detroit's first showing of
"They're Playing Our Song"
by Neil Simon, with music
of Marvin Hamlisch . . . It'll
be a 10-week run . . . Thurs-
days and Sundays.
Years back, Nancy and
Phil were Detroit's most
popular dinner-theater
team when together in "I
Do! I Do!"
The rights to "They're
Playing Our Song,"
which is given only to
select companies, is ex-
clusively that of Nancy
Gurwin Productions in
this area.
Auditions for "They're
Playing Our Song" will be
held Sunday and Tuesday at
Botsford Inn . . . singers and
dancers . . . For more info,
call- Nancy at 354-0545.
THE BIG WHITEFISH
dinner super bargain at Irv-
ing's, Greenfield and 11
Mile, starts today . . . not
last Friday.
IN 1952 HARRY
TYNER opened the first
Checker Bar-B-Q on Brush
St. in downtown Detroit .. .
serving a unique style of
barbecued ribs and chicken
. . . Checker soon became
famous . . . building a repu-
tation with high-quality
food prepared in the tradi-
tional and time-honored
methods . . . Today, more
than half-a-century and
three generations of the
Tyner family later, Checker
is still preparing authentic
barbecued fare with the
same methods and com-
mitment to quality that was
established by Harry Tyner
so long ago.
Marge Tyner continues
the Checker tradition at its
present carry-out locale
. . . in Lincoln Center,
Greenfield and 10 1/2 Mile
Rd.
BLOOMFIELD
CANOPY, Orchard Lake
Rd. near 15 Mile Rd., is
celebrating its 20th an-
niversary . . . new decor and
new menu . . . by same own-
ers Frank and Anna Strat-
ton.
755 W. Big Beaver
Troy
takes everyone through a
mesmerizing maze of emo-
tion.
JOSEF
CHRISTOF,
"CHRIS"
chief
engineer of the Northfield
Hilton in Troy, was recently
inducted into the Michigan
Amateur Sports Hall of
Fame.
Citing his 25 years of
dedication to amateur soc-
cer, the awards committee
formally acknowledges his
accomplishments recently
at the Athena Hall in
Roseville.
Born
in
Ha.tzfeld,
Romania, July 7, 1921, Joe
established his solid found-
ation in the sport of soccer at
the age of eight ... After
coming to the United States
in 1956, he took over as
manager of the Carpathia
Kickers in 1957 . . . In 1958
his team tied the St. An-
drews Scots for the league
championship.
Under Christof's guid-
ance and coaching the Car-
pathia Kickers became a
national powerhouse which
won the U.S. Amateur
Championship in 1961-
1962, marking the first and
only time a team from
Michigan accomplished this
feat.
Christof was a prime
mover in forming the
Michigan-Ontario Soccer
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PAUL LOCRICHIO,
with his popular musical
combination is now appear-
ing nightly in Hurley's at
Northfield Hilton, Crooks
Rd. at the 1-75 exit.
Paul has been described
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