THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

YOUR CHOICE OF ANY
"OLD TIME" DINNERS FOR TWO

taurant business . . . and a
couple of nice people.
They are Sylvia and Lou
Peppo, who took over the
popular 80-seater April 11
. . . with emphasis on keep-
ing up the high standards of
food and service maintained
by former owner Stephan
Becharas . . . plus that repu-
tation for immaculate
cleanliness.
tephan was more con-
ned with selling "his
baby" to the proper people
than anything else .. . He
seems to have found them in
Sylvia and Lou . . . both
very pleasant folks who
won't have any trouble get-
ting along with customers.
Lou is from a restaurant
'1" family . . . Cousin Jimmy
Peppo, former waiter at
Standard - Club when in the
Renaissance downtown, is
presently manager at
Franklin Hills Country
Club . . . Father, Chris, had
23 restaurants . . . Cousin to
Lou's mother, Danny Bour-
das, used to own Danny's
Gin Mill downtown and
then in Farmington Hills on
present site of Chuck
Miser's Diggers.
Back in 1947, Lou had the
Hub Grille on Woodward
near Congress . . . three
doors from Benny and Ethel
Resh's Club 509 . . . then
another on Bates and
Farmer . . . and a third Hub
on Livernois and McGraw
. . . He sold them in 1954
and bought the Brass Rail
on Michigan and Griswold
from Bill Boesky and es-
tates of Joe and Lou Freed-
man.
1958 was wedding date
for Sylvia and Lou . . . They
had the Brass Rail until
1969 . . . then took it easy
until 1973 when obtaining
The Village Pub on Eight
Mile and Farmington Rd.
until selling in 1980.
Now Sylvia and Lou are
back in the restaurant
business again . . . with son
Chris in the kitchen . . . and
Stephan still coming
around once in a while to
help out . . . This Nov. 9
would have been anniver-
sary number ten for him.
The Gallery on W..10 Mile
is still one of the suburbs'
s
most pleasant-looking, in-
timate neighborhood res-
taurants . . . with black
leather padded booths, ta-
bles, eight-seater counter
. . . spotless copper over the
almost completely mirrored
counter-back area, maroon
apes . . . and art galore on
gray wood and stucco
walls.
Stephan continues to run
and operate Gallery II in
Bloomfield Plaza, Tele-
graph and Maple.
MOM AND THE FAM-
ILY get a free photo at Top
of the Pontch, Mother's Day,
May 13, in Hotel Pontchart-
rain.
ANNUAL SPRING
boutique, luncheon and
fashion show by Women's
Health Club of Jewish
Community Center, Maple
and Drake, is this Wednes-

day . . . Boutique starts 9:30
a.m. in foyer, with hand-
made leather goods, pot-
tery, jewelry, etc . . . Lunch-
eon plus fashion show is 12
noon in Shiffman Hall .. .
No tickets sold after tomor-
row . . . and none at the door
. . . $8.50 ducats can be got-
ten by calling health club,
extention 279, or at its re-
ception desk . . . Carol
Eisenshtadt is luncheon
chairperson . . . JCC phone
is 661-1000.
WHO'S WHERE DEPT.
. . . Pam Martin and Piz-
zazz, Tuesday through
Saturday during May and
June at The Backstreet in
Hillcrest Banquet Center,
Groesbeck . . . Citizens,
Monday-Thursday til May
12 in Hurley's in Northfield
Hilton, Crooks Road . . .
Vizitor Monday-Saturday
in Fanny's at Troy Hilton,
Stephenson Hwy., this
Monday through May 19 .. .
both are top 40 groups.
The Tokens end tomorrow
night at Yesterday's Classic
Oldies Club in Sheraton-
Southfield, W. Nine Mile
. . . followed by Not Afraid
. . . Larry Nozero Quartet til
tomorrow night, then May
10-12 and May 17-19 at
Murdock's, Crooks Rd., Au-
burn Heights . . . Ron Coden
Show, Mountain Jacks,
Rochester Rd., Troy,
Wednesday-Saturday.
"SONG OF THE
SILVER SCREEN" is title
of cabaret concert featuring
Academy Award winning
music . . . with Detroit
Symphony's Double Brass
Quartet and Dennis Tini
Jazz Trio . . . this Wednes-
day, 7:30 . . . by The Mad-
rigal Chorale of Southfield
. . . in Southfield Pavilion,
Civic Center Drive and
Evergreen . . . It's co-
sponsored by that city's Arts
Council and Parks and Rec-
reation Department . . .
Tickets are $6.
NEW OWNERS of that
Onassis Coney Island spot
. . . on corner of Greenfield
and 12 Mile . . . are Lee and
Angie Dinaj . . . It's the site
of former Super Dog and
Kristina's Russian restau-
rant . . . Working mornings,
5 to 2 p.m., is Robert Szakal,
who folks may remember
from Little Hungaria on 12
Mile in Berkley and Gazebo
Lounge ... Wife, Mary, one
of the fine waitresses of Lee
and Angie, comes in the
next shift.
It's now a 24-hour spot .. .
with eight counter seats, six
four-seat booths and three
two-seat booths . . . Lots of
breakfast specials . . . and
coneys are two for one on
Wednesdays.
BENEFIT PREVIEW of
Norman's Eton Street Sta-
tion, Eton and Maple, Bir-
mingham, is being pre-
sented by Nifty Norman's,
May 18, 4 to 9 p.m.
SHELLEY SHERMAN,
22-year-old daughter of
localites Murray Sherman
and Sandy and Denny
Brenner . . . here for

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EVERY
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$5.99

INCLUDES: SALAD, POTATO, VEG.
AND FRESH BAKED BREAD

BROILED WHITE FISH DINNER

$2.99

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22110 COOLIDGE AT 9 MILE
IN ASP SHOPPING CENTER

PHOENIX

23041 COOLIDGE AT 9 MILE

27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
AT 12 MILE OFF 65 851-4094

$450

INCLUDES: Salad, Soup,
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Mon. to Thurs. 11:30-12 Mid.
Fri. & Sat. 11:30-2 a.m.

"APRIL SCROD FESTIVAL"
5-COURSE DINNER

Oak Park
541-5929

INCLUDES:

$995

• MINESTRONE SOUP
• TOSSED SALAD
• FETTUCINI ALFREDO •
• STIR-FRY VEGETABLES
• CANOLI

RESTAURANT
542-2199

OPEN 7 DAYS — MON.-FRI. 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m.
SAT. 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
SUN. 8 a.m.-9 p.m.

BREAKFAST SPECIALS

SERVED ALL DAY

MONDAYS THRU THURSDAYS

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AFTER REGULAR HOURS
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SPECIAL
EVENINGS

• MONDAY EVENINGS

Coupon Expires 5/10/84

AT MIDDLEBELT

Farmington Hills

CALL

855-4600

Seven new farm-fresh
breakfast specials
for $1.95 to $2.65

Mon.-Fri. 7 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

• FRIDAY EVENINGS

Seven complete breakfast specials that'll really
wake you up. Choose from Items like:
• ten-grain sourdough cakes with pure maple syrup
• large fresh eggs cooked in real butter
•breads, muffins and Danish pastries from our very
own bakery.

Choice of

• Prime Rib, potato du jour,
salad, relishes, bread basket.

Or

We also feature freshly-squeezed orange or grapefruit
juice. Choose freshly extracted apple or carrot juice or pos-
sibly one of our eye-opening high energy shakes.

• Broiled Whitefish, homemade
soup, potato du jour.
Two dinners for $14.95

So, tf you're a breakfast lover, start off your morning with
the farm-fresh goodness of breakfast at The Good Earth.

• SUNDAY BAVARIAN
NIGHTS

Bloomfield Hills
644-1400

CARRY-OUT

Breakfast
Lovers!

Two dinners for 44.95

Woodward at
Long Lake Rd.

Microphone Available

NORTHWESTERN HWY.

Broiled Whitefish, homemade
soup, potato du jour.

Family Style Fried Chicken-
....additional helpings are on us!
Also featuring Sauerbraten,
Wiener Schnitzel and other se-
lect entrees.

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Really in a hurry?
Breakfast to go just $1.45

(Coffee or Good Earth special tea blond, and your
choice of a fresh baked Danish, croissant or two muf-
fins.)

the

good earth,

Restaurant and Bakery

31005 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD AT 14 MILE • Farmington Hills
ADJACENT TO TALLY HALL
7 a.m.-10 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 7 a.m.-11 p.m.
Sun. 8 a.m.-9 p.m.