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Akiva St.) feature's cuisine
from the north and south of
Italy. Northern basil pesto
sauce with sage and butter, is
served alongside southern
pizza Neapolitan with an-
chovies and focaccia (home-
baked garlic bread). There is
also calzone. From noon to
four the restaurant offers a 20
percent discount.
Northern Italian food is
served at La Pasta (16 Yosef
Rivlin), a dairy restaurant
which has elegant dining at
reasonable prices.
There is live music on Tues-
day evenings at Little
Jerusalem (59 Haneviim St.),
which has an informal
French ambience. On the
menu are cheese souffles,
salad nicoise and crepes.
Jerusalem's
Cactus
Restaurant (33 Keren
Hayesod) is the only authen-
tic Mexican kosher
restaurant in Israel.' In addi-
tion to vegetarian dishes they
serve chicken mole, tamales,
enchilada mole, tacos, tostada
and chili con carne. Mexican
snacks and cocktails are 25
percent off from 4 to 6 p.m.
Chinese food in Jerusalem
is the specialty of Yo-si Peking
(5 Shimon ben Shetah), which
also has a branch in Tel Aviv.
Another Chinese restaurant,
Ten. Li Chow (8 Ramban St.),
features 12 chicken dishes
and eight varieties of duck.
A charming, century-old
house is the setting for the
Yemenite Step restaurant (12
Yoel Salomon St.) where meat
and vegetarian cuisine are
popular. Hungarian food is
the specialty at Coritz
restaurant (43 Malchei
Israel), which also offers a
take:out service.
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Traverse City
Trip Planned
City of Southfield Tours,
Cultural Arts, Parks and
Recreation will present the
Traverse City Fall Getaway
Oct. 20-23.
The weekend will include
round-trip motorcoach
transportation, a two-night
stay at the Park Place Hotel
in Traverse City. All baggage
handling and gratuities are
included. The hotel will pro-
vide one breakfast and one
dinner.
For information, call Sol
Gelbman, 354-4717.
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Jerome Gleekel, noted
authority on Israel, the Mid-
dle East and Arab politics,
will be the guest speaker at
the Metro Detroit State of
Israel Bonds Attorneys Divi-
sion Tribute Dinner, schedul-
ed for 6 p.m. Tuesday at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek. At-
torneys Division co-chairmen
are Saul Bluestone and
Sheldon L. Miller.
A pre-dinner parlor
meeting, hosted by Elaine
and Sheldon Miller, netted
$261,000 in Bond
subscriptions.
Honored at the event will
be Judge Hilda R. Gage and
Judge Norman L. Lippitt,
recipients-elect of State of
Israel Eleanor Roosevelt
Humanities Medals, "in
recognition of their outstand-
ing support of the Israel Bond
program?'
Dinner chairman is Henry
Baskin; honorary chairmen
are Michigan Attorney
General Frank J. Kelley, U.S.
District Court Judge Avern L.
Cohn and Michigan Supreme
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Levin. Associate dinner
chairmen are Michigan Court
of Appeals Judge Martin M.
Doctoroff, Oakland County
Circuit Court Judge Alice
Jerome Gleekel
Gilbert and attorneys Eugene
Driker and J. Leonard
Hyman.
Gleekel's involvement in
Israel's cause began in 1933
when he joined the Hechalutz
movement for migration and
settlement in Palestine.
Gleekel has travelled
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Israel and with leaders in
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He maintains contact with
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For dinner reservations, call
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