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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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PIZZERIA
Italian-American Food
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10517 W. 7 MILE, East of Meyers
864-8333
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STILL SERVING THE
BEST FOOD IN TOWN!
Same Servico folks . . . sama
general manager, Perry Shaikh,
same food and beverage director,
Chuck DeSantis . . . but far more
than just a name change.
Coming to Southfield Hilton
will be a New York-style deli res-
taurant with an upbeat contem-
porary look . . . L.J. Loophole's
will finally be changed . . . It'll be-
come the Signature Restaurant
. . . a room where gourmet dining
can be regally enjoyed . . . Yester-
days high energy lounge will be
fashioned after a 1950s diner .. .
with gumball machines, Wur-
litzer jukeboxes and old neon ad
signs . . . Added will be a lobby bar
for casual and informal gather-
ings in a warm, quiet atmosphere.
William Meyer, president of
Servico, which owns and operates
more than 42 hotel properties in
the United States . . . accounting
for more than 10,000 rooms .. .
and 1984 sales exceeding $160
million . . . is a founder and board
of trustees member at Temple
Judea in West Palm Beach . . . His
executive vice president, Vartan
Tchekmeian, was born in Israel,
and came here as a student in
1966.
$3.3 million in improvements
are expected to be completed by
September of this year.
TRUE AUTHENTIC Russian
borscht is absolutely different
from the kind Americans are used
to eating . . . This was tastefully
proven again to us while having a
complete Russian dinner at home
of Dora and Jacov Finefter and
son Oleg (or Alex) Finefter, owner
of Le Monti, discount designer
clothier for men and women in
Hunters Square, Orchard Lake
Rd.
We have had hot borscht before
. . . at Russian Bear and Colonel
Fedor and Joyce Maybohm's
Carousel . . . but nothing as good
as what Dora makes . . . it's al-
most like what we call cabbage
borscht, complete with flanken
(boiled beef).
Having a complete Russian
dinner . . . authentic and
homemade . . . was a very delight-
ful experience . . . and the gra-
cious hospitality was absolutely
wonderful.
"OSCAR'S REUNION" to
benefit Multiple Sclerosis re-
search, April 19 at Standard Club,
is open to all . . . $50 per person
includes dinner, dancing and 9:30
afterglow . . . $10 for just af-
terglow . . . Dinner tables of six or
ten also get magnum of Asti
Spumonti . . . Cash bar . . . More
info by calling Lisa Campisi,
332-4090.
DR. MARVIN RIVKIN'S
hobby of making motorized
airplanes that fly by remote con-
trol is extremely interesting .. .
and those who saw his downstairs
workshop at recent party given by
wife Betty and him were in awe.
Upstairs in their beautiful
home, evening previous to St.
Patrick's day was reason to have a
dinner party . . . Among the food
. . . was delicious corned beef and
cabbage made by their close
friend Dee Shapiro, who danced
with joy (and can she dance!) se-
eing everyone smacking their lips
at her cooking.
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MON.-SAT.
6 a.m.-9 p.m.
SUN. 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
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WE WILL BE CLOSED
TO REMODEL
APRIL 1 THRU APRIL 15
REOPENING APRIL 16 at 10 a.m.
PEOPLE ARE STILL talking
about that seventh anniversary
party at Excalibur . . . and all the
food prepared by Marty Wilk and
staff . . . 15 pound live not too long
before lobster lay under an ice
sculpture .. and on the table
were . . . whole king crab, mussels
in garlic butter, escargot, oysters
Rockefeller, clams Casino, Belon
oysters, frog legs, Italian sausage,
barbecue ribs, shrimp cocktail ga-
lore, sea scallops with Vermouth,
beef shish kabob, chicken fingers
with plum sauce, fruits and
cheeses.
Sweet table had chocolate
mousse, lemon poppyseed torte,
black forest torte, mocha torte,
German pecan torte, assorted
fruit flans, raspberry linzor,
chocolate mint, chocolate banana,
white mousse, cheesecake, straw-
berry Bavarian, carrot cake, ec-
lairs, swans, walnut bars, petit
fours, honey nut bars and choco-
late hazelnut balls.
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Sorry For Any Inconvenience
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Ron Forman
LINCOLN SHOPPING CENTER
10 1/2 Mile Rd. & Greenfield
Oak Park • 968-0022
20% OFF
ANYTHING ON THE MENU
THRU MONTH OF MARCH
WED. & FRI. LADIES
SPECIAL
"DON'T DESSERT US —
Help The Kids" . . . is major fund-
raising event by Young Variety
Club of Detroit . . . April 21 . . . at
Northfield Hilton, Crooks & 1-75
in Troy.
Dessert extravaganza will fea-
ture pastries, cookies and candies
from hundreds of Detroit's fine
restaurants and bakeries . . . Pro-
ceeds from the event go to Chil-
dren's Hospital.
Young Variety Club was
started in 1983 . . . and this is one
of the many charity events held by
the group . . . It is an offspring of
the large Variety Clubs Interna-
tional and made up of mostly
young Jewish professionals who
banded together to raise funds for
wide range of children's charities.
Tickets are $12 per person in
advance . . . or $15 at the door .. .
All checks should be made pay-
able to Young Variety Club of De-
troit . . . For more info, call Gary
Dembs, 358-4800.
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ALL BASIC DRINKS
HAPPY HOUR
4 p.m.-7 p.m. & 10 p.m.•12 Mid.
Tues. Thru Fri.
Complimentary Hors d'Oeuvres
FEATURING INTERNATIONAL CUISINE
Our extensive menu offers a variety of
domestic and international dishes,
specializing in Far East cuisine.
In the company of friends, relax in our
lounge and enjoy one of many exotic
drinks made from the finest
blend of spirits.
Tues.-Thurs. 11 a. m.-1 2 Mid.
Sat. 5 p. m.-2 a. m.
THE MYSTERY MUNCHER
WRITES . . . "Always words in
the media about a wobbly
economy, but you'd never think
there's even a hint of the recession
if you visited Brownie's on the
Lake in St. Clair Shores on a Fri-
day night when the warm
weather comes.
"Literally 1,000 sippers, sup-
pers and disco-loving guys and
gals, average age 30, are milling
around in the casual, lively spot
on the banks of Lake St. Clair."
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STARTING APRIL 1
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WE WILL BE OPEN
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TRY OUR GREAT PIZZA
WITH CORNED BEEF
Lorraine and Martin Blanck,
back from tour of France and some
great dining experiences . . . Lor-
raine McLish, Farmington
Observer-Eccentric . . . Rochelle
Rosenthal, Michigan Opera Thea-
ter . . . Randolph Forester .. .
Edith Robertson . . . Mary Lee
Fishman . . . Carolann Boos, P.M.
Magazine and hubby Richard .. .
Kelly Burgess, Detroit News .. .
Dr. Norman Zucker . . . Ruth and
Dr. Milton W. White . . . Dee and
Dr. Marshall Shapiro . . . Senator
Jack Faxon . . . Bob Denton .. .
Marilyn Smith . . . Sarah McNeal
. . . artist Jim Crawford.
It was a delightful evening .. .
Marvin's airplanes hanging from
the ceiling were indeed an extra
treat.
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For The Convenience
Of Our Customers
Dining Room
and
Carry-Out
4343 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
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REDUCED DRINK PRICES
STARTING SUN.,
APRIL 7
SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET
$5.95 Adults
$4■ 9510& Under
Fri. 11 a. m. -2 a. m.
Sun. 5 p. m. 1 0 p. m.
Valet
Reservations
Parking • Accepted
Available
In The Pine Lake Mall • West Bloomfield
851-5540
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