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Announcing the opening of Pegasus in The Fisher.
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Detroit's largest and finest art object, the r—
Fisher Building. And just wait 'til you try it!
Our interior designers have created a I
restaurant in art deco style that matches the
beauty of the Fisher building, while our chefs I
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have created classic Greek dishes that befit
that our two restaurant
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away. Our luncheon and dinner prices are in
the same range that have kept Greektown's
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Carrying Greek dining to de.,,
Pegasus one of Detroit's all-time values in fine I
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dining.
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Try one of our delicious Greek appeti- I
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zers: Saginaki "Opa" (flaming kasseri cheese),
or Tzadziki (yogurt-garlic-cucumber spread)
on Greek bread. Or be adventurous and taste I
IN TI-IF FISFO
Oktapodaki (marinated octopus, guaranteed
Also, visit Pegasus Taverns in Greektown
not to bite). -
3011 W. Grand Blvd. In the heart of
All major credit cards accepted
Then choose an entree from our
the New Center area. 875-7400.
Valet parking available after 5:30 p.m.
Monday thru Thursday. After 4 p.m. I Phone 875-7900
2000-year-old Greek country recipes:

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1987

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tarted out with beauti-
ful invitations for mar-
riage of Nancy Rob-
bins to Marshall Mandell .. .
Then came a map . . . and for
those who don't like maps,
directions to Novi Hilton.
A joyful sight for a very
handsome couple . . . and the
twosome married by two peo-
ple . . . Rabbi Harold Loss of
Temple Israel and Nancy's
uncle, Judge Steve Cooper of
46th District Court.
Invitations made by
Deborah Weisserman went to
268 people . . . with about 30
more showing up for the
reception . . . including "Un-
cle Joe" Cornell emceeing as
entire large wedding party
got up and danced.
Some might have thought
they were attending the shin-
dig of convalescents . . .
Shirley Rosenberg with
broken wrist (from jogging!)
. . . Joe Silberschein with
broken foot . . . Betty Pianin
with surgery on both feet .. .
Molly Cooper, bride's grand-
mother, with sprained ankle
. . . First time ever at an affair
that Joe and wife Nita didn't
dance (they've been married
39 years) . . . Ken Harris had
passed the bar that week .. .
He used to be a dance teacher
for Joe Cornell . . . Simone
Vitale great . on the bass
guitar . . . Lou Popper and
Dee Cornfield comparing
notes on their chili recipes .. .
Morris Weiss of Zeman's
Bakery on Greenfield wear-
ing his Young Israel
yarmulke.
Sally Flusty was Listening
Post column's Miss Jewish
War Veterans in 1946 . . . and
hubby Norton was guy who
took her to the JWV dance 31
years ago . . . Sid Rubenstein
was night counselor for B'nai
B'rith and AZA in the '50s
before deciding to go to den-
tal school . . . Joe Kwaselow a
name I hadn't heard in many
years . . . He was chairman of
dances at the Jewish Com-
munity Center on Woodward
40 years ago.
We had a real fun table .. .
Dee and Shel Cornfield
(remember his dad, Manny,
from Sam's Cut Rate?), Nita
and Joe Silberschein, Shirley
and Ed "napkin tricks and
jokes" Rosenberg, Sandy
Berlin and sister Florine
Mark Ross of Weight Wat-
chers and Florine's fine hub-
by, Dr. Bill Ross.
Proud parents Marge and
Jerry Robbins and Bea and

Dr. Gerald Mandell, proud as
peacocks seeing their
children wed to persons
meant for each other.
CONGRATS.... to Linda
and Howard Nudell . . . on
their 20th anniversary.
FUN DEALING players
are needed for poker, etc.
every Wednesday night . . .
Call Ed Kasmer, 352-1717.

CHOCOLATE JUBILEE

for fight against Alzheimers
Disease and Related Dis-
orders Association (ADRDA)
at Somerset Inn, grossed over
$50,000 in only its second
year . . . twice as much as
number one . . . More than
375 people, some as far away
as Grand Rapids, to sample
the chocoholic wares of 30 ex-
hibitors . . . Those wishing to
contribute can make check
out to ADRDA, 17251 W. 12
Mile, Ste. 108, Southfield,
Mich. 48076.
HUGHES and Sheila
Potiker are still very much ac-
tive in their Entertainment
Publications . . . and quite
proud of the 1988 Detroit
Entertainment book which
they consider to be the best
one yet.
The proposed leveraged
buy-out that has since been
placed on hold would have
provided opportunities for
their key management to
become more actively involv-
ed with the company . . . The
volatile market conditions,
however, have put these plans
on hold.
Hughes and Sheila's
Detroit book was their first
"baby" . . . and, Entertain-
ment books are now produced
in 84 markets, including 74
U.S., six Canadian and four
overseas.
AFTER HAVING not
skied in 30 years, and not
very much even then, Vivian
and Dr. Arnold Axelrod of
Sinai Hospital have chests
out proudly since doing their
bit at the mountan top of
Beaver Creek, Colo. with
Babs and Herb Kaufman .. .
They're as excited as kids in
a candy shop . . . and Arnold
is like a hero to the young
doctors at Sinai.
TOMORROW NIGHT is
black tie shindig by Michigan
Cancer Foundaton at Bloom-
field Hills home of Pat and
Bob Schmalzreid . . . It's the
holiday celebration of MCF's
Circle of Fellows . . . couples
who support cancer research
and patient programs with
annual contributions of $500
. . . lb- join, call Liz Mitchell,
833-0170.