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DANNY RASKIN

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Wish Everyone
A Healthy and Happy
Passover

We Will Be Closed For The Holiday
Monday, April 9 Through Thursday, April 12
And Reopen Friday, April 13 at 10 a.m.

Join Us For Traditional
Passover Dishes Including
Fried Matzo

OUR FAMOUS SUNDAY BRUNCH

11:30 am. to 3 p.m.

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POACHED NORWEGIAN SALMON WITH DICED RED ONIONS. CAPERS AND TOMATOES
NOVA LOX. TUNA SALAD DISPLAY AND SMOKED WHITEFISH
ASSORTMENT OF FRESH BAGELS (Salt. Egg. Onion. Plain) AND CREAM CHEESE.
COOKED TO ORDER OMELETTES FEATURING BROCCOLI. CHEDDAR & SWISS CHEESE.
ONIONS. GREEN & RED BELL PEPPERS. RIPE OLIVES. GARDEN TOMATOES & MUSHROOMS.
WAFFLE STATION: STRAWBERRY GLAZE. WHIPPED CREAM. BLUEBERRIES AND MAPLE SYRUP.
CARVING STATION FEATURING TOP ROUND OF BEEF AND ROAST TOM TURKEY.
DELUXE SALAD BAR INCLUDING PASTA SALAD. POTATO SALAD. COLESLAW. GARDEN SALAD.
ASSORTED DRESSINGS. GRATED CHEESE. TOMATOES. SWEET RED ONIONS. MUSHROOMS.
INTERNATIONAL CHEESE BOARD WITH SWISS CHEESE. BOURSIN CHEESE. CHEDDAR CHEESE.
BRIE CHEESE.
FRESH SEASONAL FRUIT INCLUDING HONEYDEW WATERMELON AND CANTALOPE.
CRUDITE DISPLAY: CRISP RELISHES AND DIP.

APPLE COBBLER . EYETEASING ARRAY
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OF NIINI PASTRIES. PEACH COBBLER. CHEESECAKE.
COOKIES CREAM PIES TORTES
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OUR PASSOVER HOURS

MON., APRIL 9 & TUES., APRIL 10 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
RESUMING OUR REGULAR 7 TO 10 HOURS WED., APRIL 11

We Wish Everyone
A Happy & Healthy
Passover

JOIN US FOR FRIED MATZO

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FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1990

American Heart
Association

INCLUDING
• GRAND BUFFET FEATURING 10 HOT ENTREES
CHEESE BLINTZES. FISH ENTREE CHICKEN ENTREE
COUNTRY STYLE EGGS SMOKED BACON. PORK SAUSAGE
HASH BROWNS. VEGETABLE DU IOUR. STARCH DU OUR

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WERE FIGHTING FOR
YOUR LIFE

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WE TAKE EXCEPTION
TO WHAT YOUR
MOTHER TAUGHT
YOU.

YOU SHOULDN'T EAT
EVERYTHING PUT IN
FRONT OF YOU.
You should avoid foods high in
cholesterol. It's a fact, a high
blood cholesterol level sub-
stantially increases your
chances of developing heart
disease. By cutting down on
fatty, rich foods, you can do
yourself a big favor. You could
lower your blood cholesterol
level and reduce your risk of
heart disease.

For more information about a
planned and balanced diet,
contact your American Heart
Association. We'll give you
some free advice on how to
plan a diet good for life.

friendly and healthy
competition goes on
between Jackie and
Mike Kallen . . . He comes to
cheer her fights . . . and she
goes out to the track to watch
his horses run.
Recently, when James
Toney, one of the four boxers
managed by Jackie, won
the Michigan middleweight
championship, Mike had
three winners himself . . . He
and Max Ernst of Arbor
Drugs own seven harness race
horses at their M & M Stables
. . . Full Serve, Success
Marianne, Equinox Elba, War
Eagle One, Catch the Wave,
Loubet Hanover and Trim of
Gold.
Jackie still writes for the
Oakland Press, has a residen-
tial house-building business
and works with Emanuel
Steward and Tommy Hearns
. . . She also has gotten the
horse bug . . . buying one of
her own, a foal that'll start
racing this summer.
Jackie's other fighters are
. . . Kenny Gould, welter-
weight; Bobby Hitz, heavy-
weight; and Jeff Scheick, mid-
dleweight . . . All but Bobby
are undefeated, wih 30
knockouts between them in
44 bouts.
The name of Jackie's horse
. . . Boxing Jackie . . . what
else?
ALICE ROSEN, past
president of the Jewish War
Veterans, Charles Shapiro
Auxiliary, was recently in-
vited to Washington, D.C., for
a tape made of her life during
World War II and Alice's sur-
vival . . . It'll be part of the
collection at the Holocaust
Memorial Museum in the na-
tion's capital slated to open in
1993.

REUNION DEPT.. . . Oak
Park High get-together class
of 1960, is Nov. 24 at Clarion
Hotel, Orchard Lake Road
and 12 Mile . . . For more in-
fo, call Charlotte Wise Ber-
man, 352-5555.
ROSALIND MAY Evanoff,
author of books for children
published as a collection of
stories, is also writer of two
new poems recently publish-
ed . . . "Yesterdays" was in-
cluded in the 1989 Poetry
Press book Celebration of Life
and in the newly published
On The
anthology
Threshhold Of A Dream Vol.
II from the National Library
of Poetry . . . Her other poem,
"Where Have All The People

Gone," is in the American
Poetry Anthology Vol. IX.

NUMBER TO CALL for
information on the annual
Celebrity Ball and awards
presentations by Variety
Club, May 5 at the Westin
Hotel, is 855-6440.
ERRATA, Typo, Etc. Dept.
. . . June and Richard Levine
are parents of scholar Paul
Levine.
COCO'S DEPT. . . .
"Somebody barked to me
about the sign hanging near
the registration desk in a
small hotel: 'Dogs are
welcome in this hotel. We
never had a dog that smoked
in bed and set fire to the
blankets. We never had a dog
who stole our towels, played
the TV too loud or had a noisy
fight with his traveling com-
panion. We never had a dog
that got drunk and broke up
the furniture. So if your dog
can vouch for you, you're
welcome, too: "
DINNER PARTY by Cres-
cent Shrine Club is May 10 at
Carl's Chop House on Grand
River . . . 6:30 p.m. cocktail
hour and 7 p.m. dinner .. .
$10 also includes tax, tip and
entertainment . . . The affair
in one of Carl's private upper
rooms is open to members,
wives and friends . . . Reser-
vations are a must by May 5
. . . Call Al Betz, 569-4722.
MAIL DEPT. . . . "I was
delighted to note under 'Col-
umns of Yesteryears' the 1977
item about Ethel, Irving and
Marcie Goldstein. While this
pre-dates my arrival in
Michigan, I can tell you that
Irving Goldstein now is my
next-door neighbor, and I
thought you might be in-
terested in an update on the
family. Irving is currently at
the West Bloomfield Nursing
and Convalescent Center
recovering from a recent
stroke. Ethel is tending to
him and to the business
(Bizon), and Marcie, working
in commercials in Hollywood,
just presented them with a
granddaughter. Mr. Goldstein
would love visitors."

Beatrice Maier

FLORINE MARK-ROSS,
head of Weight Watchers
hereabouts, not only will give
the keynote luncheon address
today at Seventh Annual
Creativity, Innovative and
Entrepreneurship Conference
by University of Michigan's
school of business administra-
tion, but she'll also bring
dessert . . . No calorie Weight
Watchers carrot cake for the
250 attendees. E