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March 04, 1983 - Image 36

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1983-03-04

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36 Friday, March 4, 1983

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The Best of Everything

IN THE DINING ROOM orCARRY OUT.

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TRY OUR NEW
DEEP DISH PIZZA
AT OUR ORIGINAL
RECIPE PIZZA PRICES

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3815 N. Woodward, Royal Oak, Mich.
(Between 13 and 14 Mile ) Li9-4002

(Continued from Page 35)
MAIL DEPT. . . . "Since
I am out of the
delicatessen/restatrant
business now, because I just
do not have the physical
ability to stand up to the
long hours, etc., I am not
actively involved in any
opportunity to join you in
your efforts to get the deli
men to work together.
"I would suggest though
that you consider a coun-
terman training program,
wherein a new man could
work for different deli oper-
ators and receive the benefit
of different ideas and differ-
ent positions (counterman,
cook, grill, salads, trays,
etc.)

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"This sort of plan would
give an interested person
the opportunity of breaking
into the business, learn a
good trade and help the
operator by giving him
extra, or part-time help, at a
reasonable rate of pay —
until the new 'student' is
qualified to rate a regular
position.
"Also, try to establish
some sort of 'retirement
plan' into which a qualified
worker will pay a percent-
age of his weekly salary,
plus a small monthly
amount as dues — to help
pay expenses for the book-
work, etc. And, let this be a
plan which -can be kept in
force even though a worker
works in a deli other than
the one he starts in.
"If an employee must
leave the deli business, give
him or her the right to take
an extended leave of ab-
sence — without losing his
or her benefits — or, possi-
ble withdrawing from the
_organization by receiving a
percentage of what has been
paid into his or her account.
The employer also would
pay in a certain percentage
for each employee.
"I would suggest that the
`retirement plan' be paid
into after a full-time or
part-time employee who
works certain days every
week (such as every Satur-
day and Sunday, etc.) has
worked in the delis for one
year.
"I am very interested in
this subject. I tried to get it
started when I was at Dar-
-bys — and I've been sorry
many, many times that I did
not follow up on it. ,

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$ 395

Please Present This Ad

Frank B. Meltzer

P S. "I wish to thank
Leonard W. Moss (The
Jewish News, Jan. 29, 1983)
for his recipe for 'pike
Jewish style' in Polish cook
books. This brings to mind
the fact that Pearl Feldman,
my little ex-mother-in-law
(still my friend) came from
Poland and made her gefilte
fish heavy on the sugar and
with onion skin used in'the
cooking which acted as a
'dye and turned the fish
dark. S -
"Whereas my mother,
Sonia; made hers-heavier on
the salt and pepper and
light on the sugar — Rus-
sian style. And my memory
of gefilte fish is seeing Mom
fill a slice of trout, or
whitefish, with the chopped
raw fish (by filling the belly
cavity) and then cooking it
with the fish balls.
"Come on all you Jewish
cooks — what is your expla-
nation of gefilte fish?
"I even remember crying
bitter tears when I had to go.
out on the front porch and
grate the beets and horse-
radish to be served with the
gefilte fish.

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LIVER & ONIONS

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SAL & SUN. .. FRIED CHICKEN

REG. $4.15

COMPLETE $4.85

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FRESH BROILED WHITEFISH QR FISH OF THE DAY
REG.
$4.75
COMPLETE .. . $6.25

BROILED 1/2 CHICKEN•

REG. ... $4.50

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COMPLETE INCLUDES: SOUP, SALAD, POT., VEG..
COFFEE OR TEA, PUDDING OR JELLO

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