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detroit's Original dinner theatre
Jimmy Launce PROductions, Inc.
presents
it's still as good as when I
was a kid. I took a ride out,
but to my dismay found that
the place was gone.
"Checking the phone
book, I discovered that the
dairy had • outlets in
Livonia, Garden City and
Plymouth. I took a ride to
the Livonia store, and to
da!, there was the pepper-
mint ice cream. Was it as
good as when I was a kid?
You bet! The Livonia store
is located on Plymouth
Road, between Farmington
and Stark. It's worth the
drive."
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Heidi Press
QUOTE DEPT ... "The
broad minded see the truth
in different religions, the
narrow minded see only the
difference."
Oliver Wendell Holmes
"HOW I LOVE that
game of golf," enthused Mr.
Schwartz. "I'd love to shoot
36 holes every single day!"
. . . "You sound like a
shark," smiled the gent next
to him at the bar.. "What's
your handicap?" . . . "My
wife," replied Mr. Schwartz.
"She won't let me play."
LOOKING BACK on
columns of yesteryears .. .
Nov. 20, 1970 . . . "One of
Bob 'Ask Your Neighbor'
Allison's favorite stories is
about the lady who told him
via the phone that she didn't
have an answer after telling
her new maid, 'I can write
my full name in the dust on
the piano' and the maid re-
plying with delight, 'Bless
my soul. It sure is nice work-
ing for a lady with educa-
tion.' "
"Bob is a fine pianist and
every so often takes a spot
job to keep his fingers nim-
ble on the 88 a la the pro
style he's been used to .. .
Recently, Bob was engaged
at a local country club, with
a bass man who suddenly
acted shocked when Bob sat
down to play . ._. After a
great set together, the
musician told Bob about not
realizing how good he was
. . . 'All they told me was
that I should accompany
some radio announcer. ' "
Free concert
The Macombers will be
featured in Oak Park's
"Music-in-the-Park" con-
cert series 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day at Shepherd Park.
Spectators are asked to
bring their own lawn chairs
to the free concert. In case of
rain, the concert will be held
in the Oak Park High
School auditorium.
Performance set
The Midnight Studio at
the Fourth Street
Playhouse in Royal Oak
will stage Robert Patrick's
My Cup Ranneth Over
through July 14. The play
features actress Carole
Lempert,. of Oak Park.
871-1590
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Special Parties Up To 200
Specializing In: Bar Mitzvahs, Sweet 16s,
Showers, Anniversaries, Retirement
Parties, Birthdays, Weddings, Etc.
Friday, June 22, 1984
Breakfast
Lovers!
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DINER THERTRE
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FIRST NOVEL written
by former Detroiter Judith
Beth Cohen, Seasons (Per-
manent Press), has an in-
teresting history . . . though
written in English, it was
originally published in
German translation by
Rowholt of Hamburg, West
Germany . . . as part of an
intepational series called,
"The New Woman" . . . She
continues to get letters from
Germany, including one
from a German teacher who
wrote that he takes his chil-
dren to Israeli kibbutzim on
their vacations . . . Ever
since witnessing Jews being
abused by German soldiers,
he vowed to dedicate his life
telling German children
what their country did to
the Jews.
Although Judith's book is
about a couple who move to
northern Vermont in the
early 1970s in search of a
home, the German book
jacket compares this mod-
ern couple to their ances-
tors, the wandering Jews
The book has been
printed and published in
English . . . but is still in
print in Germany . . . where
it has sold almost 60,000
copies.
Judith graduated Mum-
ford High in 1961 and Uni-
versity of Michigan in 1965
. . . She now teaches writing
at Harvard University and
lives in Boston.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
. to Mom . . . Mrs. Minnie
Raskin . . . who would have
been 100 years old today .. .
Mom passed on Aug. 21,
1981.
CONGRATS ... to Sam
and Claire Spolan . . . on
their 45th anniversary.
LARRY WRIGHT, syn-
dicated cartoonist for De-
troit News, will appear at
"Art In the Square,"
Applegate Square's Sixth
Annual Art Fair . . . this
Sunday, 12 noon 'til 5 p.m.
. . . Wright is creator of Mot-
ley the cat in his "Wright
Angles" cartoon and "Kit 'n
Carlyle" cartoon.
Art In The Square at
Applegate, Northwestern
between 12 and 13 Mile, is
tomorrow and Sunday .. .
with 55 artists from Michi-
gan, Illinois and New
Mexico exhibiting and sell-
ing their fine arts in the
outdoor fair . . . Tomorrow's
hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
CONGRATS ... to Jack
Goldberg, Stage & Co. . . .
on his birthday . . . to Caro-
lyn Krieger, Michigan Inn
PR gal . on her birthday.
NOSTALGIA DEPT.
. . . "When we were chil-
dren, my father would take
us for a ride on Sundays,
often stopping for ice cream
at the Cloverdale Farms
Dairy in downtown North-
ville. Its soda fountain used
to have the greatest pep-
permint ice cream - van-
illa with pink and green
peppermint candies.
"I was telling a friend,
who is not a native De-
troiter, aboTirthe ice cream
and suggested we go see if
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