58

Friday, December 20, 1985. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

DINNER THEATRE AT

RO O S

HYATT REGENCY 0 DEARBORN

presents

GREEK-AMERICAN RESTAURANT .

THE GINGERBREAD LADY

589-1112

29267 SOUTHFIELD (in Farrell's Shopping Plaza at 121/2 Mile) •
SUPER SPECIALS OF THE WEEK — DEC. 20 TO DEC. 26

w/Rice

Reservations
593-1234
■

11.171

$4.25

2ND FLOOR

?56' Cocktails

SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT 10% ANYTIME! (Except specials)

terrace&

DINING WITH DISTINCTION

•

Baked veal chop lightly breaded with Dijon mustard.
Served with sauteed spinach & mushrooms

Lightly breaded baked jumbo shrimp.
-
• Served with a marinara sauce

— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

°° OFF

WHOLE SLAB BAR-B-Q RIBS
FAMOUS BROASTED CHICKEN

OUR GREAT

Broiled beef tournedos topped with crab meat
and asparagus. Served with a bernalse sauce

$16.50

Above entrees include tossed garden salad with choice of dressing, potato ju jour or spaghetti
and bread basket with butter.

OUTSIDE CATERING COUPON

$5 OFF

Order $50 or More
Carry-Out Chicken or Ribs
Served In Our Chafing Dishes

I
I
I
I
I
I
I

THE BRASS POINTE

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 11 a.m.

1 Coupon Per Check
I 24234 Orchard Lake Rd. at 10 Mile

\ 4343

I OPEN XMAS DAY 10

851-5540

9.95

1

476-1377

a.m.-8 p.m.

SHELLY & AL'S

ELEGANT DINING WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FLAIR

Our Unique Menu Features A Variety
Of Gourmet Cuisine From Around The World,
Including Shrimp Larmar of Thailand,
Crispy Duck of Singapore, Pancit Canton of
the Phillipines and Medallions of Veal
de Garde of France.

OPEN
7 DAYS
MON.
11 a.m.-3 p.m.

( tV
titt 12 MILE
& EVERGREEN

EVERGREEN SHOPPING PLAZA

DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS WHICH INCLUDE
FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD
Piano Bar

557-8899

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS TUES. THRU THURS. 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
MUST BE SEATED
BY 5:30 p.m.

Wed., Fri. CO Sat. 7 p.m.-12 Mid.
Tues.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. -
Fri. 11 12 Mid.
Sat. 5 p.m. 12 Mid.
Sun. 4 p.m.-9 p.m.

COMPLETE
DINNER

NO SHARING, PLEASE
1.1.11.....e.............1

-

■
I
1

Complimentary Lunch

PURCHASE ANY LUNCH AND RECEIVE
A SECOND LUNCH
OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE . . . TUES. THRU FRI. I

Offer Expires Dec. 27, 1985

1

I

ORCHARD LAKE RD.
PINE LAKE MALL

JN

INI=IND11111111111•111•11111111INI NOM 11•1111DINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIIIMII• 11111101111111

COUPON

1 1

PICKLE BARREL IS A TRADITION
IN HOLIDAY CATERING

ll
I
FREE
1
1
1 CHEESECAKE I 1
I
$16 value
I

WITH ANY
I HOLIDAY DELI TRAY i
i
Minimum 10 People
I

1

I

` p

Expires 12-31-85

JN •
1

-------

I

CARRY-OUT COUPON

Jerusalem (JTA) — The
Health Ministry flew three-
year-old Meir Zorea of Migdal
Haemek to the U.S. Sunday for
an urgently needed liver trans-
plant operation.
Health Minister Mordechai
Gur ordered the Ministry last
Friday to arrange the flight and
pay all expenses after the child's
family was unable to raise
$150,000 needed for the trip and
surgery. Gur acted under
mounting public' and political
pressure from Knesset members
when doctors warned that the
gravely ill youngster could die
any day.
Leading Israeli doctors insist
the liver transplant can be suc-
cessfully performed in Israel but
is not, because of budgetary con-
straints on the Health Ministry.
The child was born with a mal-
functioning liver and has spent
most of his three years in hospi-
tals. Fund-raising efforts by
family -and friends produced
$25,000, but the public cam-
paign picked up momentum
when the case was widely pub-
licized last Thursday.
Several Knesset members said
they would personally collect
public donations and hand them
over to the Health Ministry.
Histadrut's sick-fund, Kupat
Cholim, said it would cover half
the cost of the flight to the U.S.
and would contribute $160 per
day toward medical treatment.

Magazine Faces
Bias Charge

Expires 1-6-86

1

THE

1
1

OR

1

$15.95

Tournedos of Baked Oscar

Au-YOU-$

I
I

$15.25

Shrimp Siciliano

r

1c, 0

$5.50

ENTREES:
Veal Chop Dijon

Mon.-Thurs. 11:30 to 10:30,
Fri. & Sat. 11:30 to 12 Mid. Sun. 4 to 10

VISIT OUR RIKSHAW ON MAIN STREET
AT TEL-12 MALL, Telegraph & 12

I \s■A r

DECEMBER SPECIALS Mon. thru Sat.

/EiERY
SUNDAY
"BUBBLES, BAGELS
AND BENEDICT"
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
10:30-2:30

1•11 ..

11111

Served with capers in vinaigrette

Whole Maine Lobster
Caesar Salad

-talbP.."

1 v

hurs. 1 1:3 0-1 2 Mid
1 1:3 0-2 a.m.

APPETIZER OF THE MONTH:
Smoked Salmon

,A

Gourmet Oriental-American Food

Carry-Out And
Delivery Services

21822 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
AT 12 MILE 8514094

T

851-6400

ORCHARD MALL, Orchard Lake Rd. N. of Maple

OUTSIDE CATERING & CARRY-OUT
AVAILABLE

MorFlri to

Il

"THE CLUB"

$4.95
$4.95
$6.95

ABOVE SPECIALS ALSO INCLUDE: SOUP OR GREEK
SALAD, BREAD & CHEESE SPREAD AND RICE PUDDING SOUFFLE

the
roman

Israeli Gets
Liver Transplant

Written by: Neil Simon

$4.10

1/2 BAR-B-CHICKEN vepot.
1/2 MOUSAKA & 1/2 SPINACH PIE
BROILED WHITEFISH w/Pot.
ROAST VEAL w/Pot.
3 LAMB CHOPS w/Pot.

NEWS

JIMMY LAUNCE PROductions

I

DELI FOR 4 I

LB. CORNED BEEF I
• 1/2 LB. PASTRAMI
I
• PINT COLE SLAW OR I
POTATO SALAD
I • 2 PICKLES (of course) • RYE BREAD I
1
1

• Y2

No Sibstitutioas Expires 12-31-85
JN
1111111•11111,1111111=======111111,

New York (JTA) — Charges
of unfairness and discrimination
have been filed with the New
York Commission. of Human
Rights and the New York State
Division of Human Rights
against the New Yorker maga-
zirie for refusing to list the Yid-
dish show A Match Made in
Heaven, in their "Goings on
About Town" section.
In a letter addressed to
Marcela Maxwell of the Com-
mission of Human Rights,
Raymond Ariel, president of the
Yiddish Musical Theater and
producer of the show, charged
that the magazine and its four
editors — William Shawn, Wol-
cott Gibbs Jr., Brendan Gill and
Edith Oliver — are discriminat-
ing against the Yiddish musical
which is now playing at the
Town Hall Theater, one block
east of Broadway in the theater
district, because it is omitted
from a section that "lists every
Broadway shown now playing,
as well as some 50 other Off-Off
Broadway and Off Broadway
shows."

Medical Grant

Rehovot — The Weizmann In-
stitute of Science has been
awarded a $211,000 grant over
a three-year period from the
Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation in
New York to help support a
program entitled "Major Issues
and Open Questions in
Medicine."