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PHOENIX

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RESTAURANT
542-2199

DANNY RASKIN

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

THE GORGEOUS, ele- The Loving Cup with Mar- mother, never lovelier in
Then on to the party at
gant setting of Nicky's on lene Hill, who end their her gorgeous gray gown .. . Nicky's . . . a wonderful one
Big Beaver, Troy, was befit- engagement at Nicky's to- The groom's men wore gray it was.
tingly delightful for wed- morrow night, played the and thehridesmaids a dark
TOP RESTAURANTS
ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF 20 CENTS
ding reception of Daniel and kind of diversified music for pink . . . The late Fred recently provided gourmet
AFTER REGULAR HOURS
Diane Baum ... following which they've become so Baum, caterer at Cong. food and wine for a unique
ALSO DAILY LUNCH AND DINNER SPECIALS
their ceremony. at Temple well noted ... Pam Martin Shaarey Zedek, would be ALSAC charity auction .. .
Beth El. and Pizzazz follows into _very proud of the way Leah 18 donated box lunches for
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has brought up their four two at the organization's
About 180 guests totally Nicky's.
enjoyed one big party . . . as
Leah Baum, Daniel's children, sons Daniel, Neil, third annual "Gourmet Box
Elliot and daughter Elissa Social" .. . in home of Millie
Berg.
and Bob Pastor . . . The din-
Distinctive Dining
Entertainment 7 Nights a Week
Louis Zheutlin, Leah's el- ing spots also compete in
at Reasonable Prices
derly dad, wore yarmulke three categories . . . most
Harpist .. . Tues., Wed. & Thurs.
For lunch or dinner, Georgio's features specially prepared ap-
throughout reception . . . unusual presentation, most
Pianist . .. Fri., Sun. & Mon.
petizers, exotic salads, gourmet entrees, fine wines & liquors
and went home earlier with beautiful presentation and
and exceptional desserts.
Strolling Violins . . . Sat.
one of the limousine drivers number one . . . combina-
riding around two hours tion of dinner plus overall
Daily Seafood Specials
trying to find his home .. . presentation.
Rated
number
one
by
world
magazines
Mon.-Thurs.
She was a pretty blond
Last year, at home of
11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
chauffeur.
d
AtVO.
Penny and George Simon,
Fri. & Sat.
Good time exemplified by Excalibur took mierall hon-
11 a.m.-11 p.m.
waitress we had . . . excel- ors . . . with presentation of
Piano Music
lent Lillian Machala . . . •a huge wicker hope chest
Wed. Mu Sat.
Valet
who also works evenings at trimmed in Oriental brass
Parking
Nicky's . . . a true smile, . . . Inside was Paitting
Fri. & Sat.
ultra efficiency and very Blanc de Blanc champagne,
••290 N. WOODWARD
Mon.-Fri. 1 1:30 a.m. to 1
, Sat. 5 p.m. to i am.
gracious ways . . . The chilled melon soup en
In The
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Sun. 2 p.m. to I a.m.
cream of broccoli soup was coconut, shad roe and bib
Major Credit
Great
American
outstanding, and not a bone lettuce salad, steak tartare,
Cards
Italian-American Dining At lts-Finest
Insurance Bldg,.
to be seen or felt in the de- 1979 Puligny Montrachet
Accepted
4222 Secodd Blvd.
Reservations Suggested
Valet
licious white fish . . . Those wine . . . and flown in espe-
Vet.
Willie
Canfield
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540-7940 ;el
833-9425 who had prime rib were cially
for the occasion, a
equally praiseworthy of the 16-pound Alaskan king
fare presented by Chef crab . . . served with hot
James Lehane.
mustard sauce . . . Dessert
Beautiful floral ar- was a delicious Bavarian
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rangements by Tom Newby apple streudel.
created much talk . . . Hora
Jacquie Simo, president
led by fashion producer of ALSAC, tells that
leilYdree
Leah Marks, former Israeli $13,000 was raised during
27822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
and New York model, whose the past two auctions .. .
AT 12 MILE OFF 696851-4094
SPIRITS
biggest show ever will be in This is the group's 25th an-
Detroit this year . . . The niversary raising money for
Mon. to Thurs. 11:30-12 Mid.
118 W. WALLED LAKE DRIVE, CORNER PO NTIAC TRAIL
Fri. & Sat. 11:30-2 a.m.
younger folks showing they, research into children's dis-
Presents
too, know how to do the Is- eases such as leukemia.
Walled Lake
624-1033
raeli folk dance ... Earl and
ENTREES
DIDN'T KNOW BE-
FRESH
Shirley Weingarden a de- FORE DEPT. .
Veal Scallopini Picanti
8.95
that
lightful
couple . . . John Mark Davis, 'owner/chef of
Thinly Sliced Veal Sauteed in Lemon But-
FISH
ter, Capers and Chopped Parsley.
CHILLED SOUP
Cetrone, Nicky's general Punchinello's on S. Wood-
DAILY
manager, doing his fun- ward, Birmingham, is
ANTIPASTO PASTA SALAD
Veal PepinO
8.95 • BREAST OF CHICKEN
filled table tricks . . . Own- grandson of Helen Mertz
Sauteed with Green Peppers, Onions, • PASTA DISHES
MARINATED
CHICKEN
ers Nick Sorise and John and nephew of Leo Mertz .. .
• STEAKS
Mushrooms, Gruyere Cheese.
sauteed with fresh vegetables and herbs
Reaser pitching in and car- local bakery family.
• SHRIMP
or
Petite Frog Legs
7.95 • FISH & CHIPS
rying trays . . . Louie
CHICKEN
CALVODOS
ONE OF THE MOST
Road House Style with a Touch of Garlic Entrees served
Bricolas of Dimitri's successful restaurants in
with fresh fruit, cream and brandy
Rernoulade Saude.
with Tossed
Wildflower, and , Pete this region for so many
or
Salad or Cole
Ginopolis talking about the years, Carl'g Chop House on
Bar-B-0 Spare Ribs Ala Bernardi 7.95
Slaw, Choice of
BREAST
OF
CHICKEN
IN
PASTRY
Half slab that Comes . to You Lean and Potato Du Jour,
bad weather last year and Grand River, can attribute
with sauce supreme
French Fries or .
Meaty with Snappy Sauce.
Louie saying, "I didn't see its dining stardom to many
Rice Pilaf and
LEMON ICE
Crusty Bread.
LUNCHEON & DINER SPECIALS SERVED DAILY
much. I was always in your qualities ... food, of course,
Small Special
• MON.-THURS. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. .
place." . . . John Ginopolis and always superb service'
Salad $1 extra
FRI. 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.
HOURS:
with dinner.
wondering where he can get
SAT. 5 p.m.-11 p.m.
. even when the big
a couple million baseball rushes are on ... and
tickets to the World Series they've been many . . . as
for so many already starting Detroit's Tigers break
to ask . . . John's a close attendance records . . . This
friend to Tiger's manager is where restaurant know-
Sparky Anderson and many how really shows . . . If
of the players . . . but the people are late for the
ducats will be harder to nab ballgames it's their own
than ice cubes in a hot sun fault . . . Carl's excellent
. Johnny is so very proud waitresses and buspersons
of wife Marion, who accom- are geared toward handling
panied him to shindig .. big crowds . . . with gener-
She is a former special edu- ous portions of delicious
cation teacher and consul- food from its large menu.
tant in, the Birmingham
Al Arrutia, Carl's knowl-
Schools' Instructional edgeable manager, has been
Theory
Into
Practice
(TIP)
We invite you to enjoy Vineyard's Dining— Excellent
with Carl Rosenfeld since
program, and recently be- 1953 . . He started as a bar-
food, carefully prepared and beautifully served in an
came principal ,at Walnut tender . . and is a master at
elegant atmosphere Experience our new seven course
fixed price menu or your favorite a la carte
Lake School.
his managerial trade . . .
selections For lunch or fine dining—
Rabbi Dannel Schwartz Carl's daughter, Barbara
at Temple Beth El did his Aronsson, helps him in no
usual fine job in the fabul- small measure to run his
ously beautiful Temple large operation . . . and
Beth El ... (with lights so takes a big load off of dad's
high that people always shoulders.
wonder how the bulbs are
A strange quirk of fate
changed) . . . giving Daniel put Carl Rosenfeld in the •
and Diane cues to repeat his restaurant business... He
Franklin Road and Northwestern Highway. Just Past 12 Mile in Southfield
words by holding their was one of the most suc-
lipart of Franklin center). •• .
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