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THE DETROIT. JEWISH NEWS
THE PI PLACE
AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
COUNTRY VILLAGE CENTER—EVERGREEN & 12 MILE
— Featuring Guernsey Ice Cream —
Cones — Sundaes and Hand-Padked
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Altrede Jimmy Launce PROductions, Inc.
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BEST OF EVERYTHING
Continued from preceding page
Karen Taylor was held hos-
tage by a crazed person ul-
"Picnic on the Grass XII" timately shot to death by
and art-form auction, is this police, should give abso-
• A Commit, Thriller by Ben Starr
()UST LIKE ICE CREAM)
Wednesday, 5:30 to 7:30 lutely no cause for people
GROUP RATES & PERFORMANCES AVAILABLE
• II CHOLESTEROL • NO MY PRODUCTS • NO PRESERVATIVES
p.m. in gardens of Meadow not to return.
FRI & SAT PERFORMANCES OK loads 7.00 PM Dinner 730 PM Show 8 45 PM
Reservalione 643.8865 Lower Level. Somerset Mall. Troy
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5 DELICIOUS FLAVORS, 11-17
Brook Hall, Rochester . . .
CAKES
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Such an incident could
Auction will be conducted happen in any public place
by WJR radio personality, . . . and has. •
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Hal Youngblood.
Staying away would be
Since 1959 COUPOP1
Sheets, donated by like an airplane being
K-Mart, will be trans- hijacked or crashing ... and
formed into free and ex- customers not using• that
AND PIZZA
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pressive tablecloths, wall airline again . . . which
433 W. 12 MILE 3 Wks E. of Greenfield
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hangings, quilts, designer would certian1ST be ridicul-
Berkley
548.3650
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wear, etc. by the talent of 82 ous.
the gala
Michigan artists . . . Prior to
1 Banquet
Owners Charlie and
the auction, the unique Frank Pappas were the in-
Facilities
works of art will be ex- nocent victims of a madman
hibited by Meadow Brook
ON FOOD PURCHASE OF S6 OR MORE
I . Art Gallery on the campus . . . and should not be
DINING.ROOM, CARRY OUT OR DEUVERY
punished . . . If anything,
moN..THuRs. 11 a.m.-12'Mid.. 1 COO 011 per customer ' of Oakland University they've proven in the 55
FRI.
11
a.m.-2
am.
COCKTAILS
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through Tuesday.
years of Rialto Cafe that it is
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Rosanne Schlussle and a good family dining place
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Linda Goldman co-chair the to eat at very reasonable
benefit . . . $30 per person prices.
admission includes wine,
Don't condemn Charlie
cheese and hors d'oeuvres and Frank . . . they sure
. . . Marion Handleman is don't deserve it.
Restaurant
president of the Meadow
STENIS, pianist and
(Formerly Honey Tree) •
Brook Gallery Associates.
vocalist with the huge re-
DIAMOND
JIM
ORCHARD LAKE RD. BET. 12 & 13 MILE • Farmington Hills • 851-1310
and loads of per-
✓ Great Bre kfasts!
BRADY'S of Southfield- pertoire
Mon.-Fri. open 7 a.m., Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m.
sonality, opens tonight at
weekly Garden Party in the
THE BEST FOOD IN TOWN
Punchinello's in Birming-
* Fabulous Lunches!
lush Town Center garden
ham . . . She's great on re-
INCLUDING GOURMET DINING
terrace,
on
Evergreen,
will
* Marvelous Dinners!
quests.
AT POPULAR PRICES!!!
feature Montreux jazz
featuring...
songstress Sheila Landis
SELECT WINES & LIQUORS. • OPEN 7 DAYS
this Wednesday.
* Kosher Zion Delicatessen Foods
Benefit slated
Live Piano Entertainment Tues.-Sat. Mites
CONTRARY
TO
* Rotisserie Barbequed Ribs
for
art gallery
MUCH
thought,
Chef's
du
(NOT oven baked)
Cuisine, which opened June
* Baked Goods Fresh From Our Own Ovens
Rosanne Schlussel and
22 on Boardwalk, Orchard
* Spectacular Desserts
Lake Rd., south of Maple, is Linda Goldman will co-
not just a retail or carry-out chair the annual benefit for
• Wines•Spirfts•Beer on Draft
operation . . . Three the Meadow Brook Art Gal-
partners, Debbie Hamilton, lery, "Picnic on the Grass
Patrick Vargo and Robert XII," on Wednesday at 5:30
Come in and Mingle
Goodfriend, do the entire p.m. in the gardens of
With the Rich,
catering scene . . . from Meadow Brook Hall in
Powerful and
FOOD & SPIRITS
Rochester. •
floral
arrangements, etc.
Talented!
Admission includes wine,
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Cooking is their main
118 W. WALLED LAKE DRIVE, CORNER PONTIAC TRAIL
forte ... all worked together cheese and hors d'oeuvres.
Metropolitan Detroit's
Walled Lake
at Resturant Duglass, Marion Handleman is
624-1033
New Home of
ENTREES
where Pat was head chef . . . president of the Meadow
FRESH
Veal Scallopini Picanti
Culinary Excellence
8.95
and Debbie and Robert sous Brook Gallery Associates.
FISH
Thinly Sliced Veal Sauteed in Lemon But-
chefs . . . The concept is
ter, Capers and Chopped Parsley.
DAILY
quite different for people .. .
19440 W. 7 Mile Rd.
(formerly Stafford's location)
Veal PePino
who can pick up lunches or Children's film
8.95 • BREAST OF CHICKEN
Cor. Edinborough
Sauteed with Green Peppers, Onions, • PASTA DISHES
dinners
to take home . . . in
4 biks. East of Evergreen
• STEAKS
Mushrooms, Gruyere Cheese.
gourmet style . . . Every- in Southfield
Phone: 532.1422
• SHRIMP
thing is made to order on the
Petite Frog Legs
The Southfield Public Li-
7.95 • FISH & CHIPS
premises, so be sure to call brary's summer program,
Road House Style with a Touch of Garlic Entrees served
ahead.
Remoulade Saude.
with Tossed
"Through a Looking Glass,"
Salad or Cole
RECENT TRAGIC in- special Wednesday event
Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs Ala Be- Mardi
7.95 Slaw, Choice of
cident at Rialto ReStaurant, for children, will be the
Secured, lighted
Half slab that Comes to You Lean and Potato Du Jour,
French Fries or
Woodward south of Nine movie Escape to Witch
parking adjoining
Meaty with Snappy Sauce.
Rice Pilaf and
Mile, in which waitress Mountain, at 2 p.m. in the
Watch for Opening
Crusty Bread.
'LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS SERVED DAILY
Announcement
Small Special
MON.-THURS. 11:30 am.-10 p.m.
Marcotte Room of the li-
Salad VI extra
11:30 a.m.-12 Mid. •
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HOURS: FRI.
brary. .
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with dinner.
Jewish film
SAT. 5 p.m.-12 Mid. •
This free prograin is for
festival set
school-aged children and no
for August
registration is required.
For information, call the
The Third Annual Jewish library, children's division,
Film Festival will be held 354-5342 or 354-9100.
Aug. 12-26 at the Southfield
Civic Center Recreation
Building.
Media highlight
The schedule includes: Detroit benefit
for a touch of elegance in one of Birmingham's finest restaurants
West of Hester Street and A
• Full Service Bar • Wine by the Bottle or Glass
Generation Apart, Aug. 12;
Over 100 Detroit area
• Coffees and Teas to complement your Meal • Weekend Piano Bar
A Vilna Legend and My media personalities will be
Father's
House,
Aug. 15; competing Aug. 5 in various
APPETIZERS 'SALADS MAIN COURSES DESSERTS
and The Flying Match- contests ranging from ath-
International Foods at the Highest Standards
maker, Aug. 26.
letics to eating at a benefit
All Specially Prepared for you on the premises by owner/chef Mark Davis
Tickets may be pur- for the • Michigan Chapter
chaased by sending a self- Arthritis Foundation and
addressed, stamped the • Friends of the Detroit
envelope to the Labor Public Library at,11 a.m. at
Agstaurant ■ 031 Catering
Zionist Alliance office, the University of Detroit.
210 S. Woodward • 644-5277
25900 Greenfield, Suite
Tickets go on sale Wed-
Enter through the Continental Market
205A, Oak Park 48237.
nesday at all AAA offices.
For information, call the
Children under 7 will be
LZA office, 967-3170.
admitted free of charge.,
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