Lunch 11 a.m.
Dinner 4 p.m.-1 a.m.
ENTERTAINMENT
Banquet Facilities
Danny Raskin
NOW APPEARING
TUES. THRU SAT.
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HEAVENN
Reservations
AmericartMea rt
Association
362-1262
Concourse, Top of Troy • 755 W. Big Beaver
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At Chuck Muer's we've created a medley of shrimp delicacies so
scrumptious... so delicious...you'll feel like you're in paradise. Don't miss
our tantalizingly tender shrimp, succulent homemade sauces and fresh
accents. Join us now for unforgettable perfection...It's Shrimply Paradise.
STUFFED SHRIMP IMPERIAL - tender gulf shrimp stuffed
with our rich crabmeat imperial.
SHRIMP CASINO PASTA - flavorful gulf shrimp simmered in
a sauce of tomatoes, fresh garlic, white wine and herbs.
SHRIMP SCAMPI - tender shrimp sauteed in a sauce of
fresh garlic, sherry wine and tomatoes.
CHINESE SHRIMP STIR-FRY - tender shrimp gently stir-fried
with a medley of Chinese vegetables and soy sauce.
SHRIMP JAMBOREE - tender, spicy shrimp chargrilled on a
bamboo skewer; served with cajun style rice.
SHRIMP PRIMAVERA LINGUINE - shrimp and garden fresh
vegetables sauteed in a light sauce of fresh garlic and herbs.
LOUISIANA SHRIMP - Louisiana gulf shrimp lightly sauteed
with garlic and cajun pepper seasonings.
Specially Priced Entrees Starting at Just
$8.95
Cfiarley's
SEAFOOD
Bloomfield Charley's
Maple at Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield 855-2244
RIBS
PASTA
Southfield Charley's
12 Mile Rd. at Evergreen
Southfield 559-4400
Meriwdther's
Telegraph Rd. north of
10 Mile Rd., Southfield
358-4950 -
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Friday, April 24, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
American Center Bldg. on
Franklin Rd. is primarily a
seafood operation? ... Recent
date had between 13 and 16
seafarin' items.
JAZZ AND classical in-
strumentalist Wynton Mar-
salis will perform at the
Premier Center on Van Dyke
in Sterling Heights, May 17
... with two shows at 6:30
and 9:30 . . . Tickets are
$14.75 each ... Flutist
Kenny G comes to the Pre-
mier for one night only, June
5 ... $13.75 each of two
shows at 7:30 and 10:30.
FINAL CONCERT of sea-
son by Jewish Community
Center is May 10, 3:30 p.m.
. featuring "The Ventura
String Quartet" performing
music of Haydn, Beethoven
and the late Julius Chajes.
TONY BROWN comes up
with another biggie soon in
Birmingham ... It'll be his
Townsend Hotel, a small lux-
ury spot scheduled to open
this fall ... with features of
the unique personal attention
and service found in fine
European luxury hotels ...
It'll be located at corner of
Townsend and Henrietta
streets ... with 87 guest
rooms and suits ... Rudolf
Hasanauer, who will be its
general manager, has a fine
background and experience in
operating hotels featuring
European hospitality and
personal service.
WINE MAKERS AND
marketing representatives
from six of California's hot-
test premium wineries will
come to Detroit to pour and
discuss their wines at a wine
tasting and dinner, May 3, in
the Charley's Crab -restaur-
ant in Troy.
Eighteen wines in the very
affordable price range of $8
to $16 per bottle will be
poured at tables in three
different locations of the
lower and upper levels.
Accompanying food tables
will have salmon mousse,
bluefish pat'e, smoked lake
trout, Chuck Muer's in-
house-cured Gravalox, oysters
and clams, as well as a wide
selection of cheeses, fruits
and breads.
The wineries will represent
Napa, Lake County, Santa
Barbara and Alexander
regions of California .
which have been growing
steadily in popularity and are
likely to "take off" dramati-
cally this year, since foreign
wines are increasing in price
with the decline of the dollar.
The wines tasted will be
made availabe, by the bottle
or case, at special prices to
those attending the event.
One wine, the Fum'e Blanc
from Konocti, received a gold
medal in a tasting of all gold
medal wines sponsored by
Wine & Spirits magazine and
reported in their January
1987 issue.
Another wine to be poured,
the 1984 Oakville Estate
Chardonnay from Franciscan,
received a 90 score in Wine
Spectator magazine, February
1987, and sells for under $10.
Reservations at the five-
course, wine makers dinner
are limited to 50 people and
four or five tables, since a
wine maker or representative
must host each table, says
Chuck ... Cost is $50 per
person, including wine . . .
and will start at 3:30 p.m. ...
Food served at the dinner
will include some new, up-
scale entrees being intro-
duced at Charley's Crab for
the first time.
The tasting, 1:30 to 3:30
p.m., is priced at $15 per per-
son and includes a personal
sommelier's cup to keep.
NOVI HILTON EM-
PLOYEES will give up
smoking next Wednesday ...
It's in conjuction with Ameri-
can Lung Association ... and
donations from money typi-
cally spent on cigarettes as
well as other pledges will be
donated to Camp Sun Deer in
Battle Creek for asthmatic
disorders.
Readers Theater
At Jewish Center
The Institute for Retired
Professionals of the Jewish
Community Center will pre-
sent a Readers Theater at 4
p.m. May 3 in the DeRoy
Studio Theater at the main
Jewish Center. Refreshments
will be served at 3:15 p.m.
Inspired by a New York
series, the Readers Theater
revives the traditional art
form of short story reading.
Professional actors select and
read favorite short stories
which have relevance to the
Jewish community.
Appearing- on May 3 are:
Harry Goldstein, Evelyn Or-
bach, Liz and Rube Weiss
and Paul Winter. Melba
Winer will be the hostess.
Stories to be read include:
The Guest by Sholem
Aleichem, Angel Levine by
Bernard Malamud, The
Woman Who Lived for Ten by
Broner and the Tales of
Chelm.
Tickets are limited, and are
available at the main build-
ing and Jimmy Prentis Mor-
ris Branch.
A second program is
planned for June 7.
Walk For Hunger
To Help Needy
Pledge sheets are being cir-
culated in Oakland County
for the May 2 Lighthouse
"Walk for Hunger" to raise
money for local needy
families.
Pledge sheets are available
at the Lighthouse office,
335-2462.