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SOUTHFIELD'S FINEST BRUNCH
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RING IN
THE NEW YEAR
WITH US

OMELETTE AND PASTA STATIONS; LOX
AND SMOKED FISH DISPLAY; AN ARRAY OF
HOT ENTREES AND SALADS, DESSERT TABLE
AS WELL AS A SPECIAL KIDDIE SECTION!

°- • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND
• DANCING IN OUR NEWLY-
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11:30 AM - 3 PM

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OF 6 OR MORE AT 9:00 SEATING.

$14.95 ADULTS

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• THREE SEATINGS: 5:00, 7:00, 9:00.
$10 COVER CHARGE AT 9:00 SEATING ONLY
INCLUDES: ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING,
PARTY FAVORS & MIDNIGHT CHAMPAGNE.

• SPECIAL MENU RANGING FROM
$10.95 TO $20.95 INCLUDING
GREEK SPECIALTIES, STEAKS,
SEAFOOD & CHICKEN.

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In Birmingham

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28100 Franklin Road, Southfield, Michigan

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25080 SOUTHFIELD RD. (1 Block North of 10 Mile)
557-8910

Featuring Chef 'John Szegedi. We handle every detail so you
don't have to! Let this truly be a time of excitement for you
and your family — not a time to worry over party details!
Mr. Sports has 2 locations to better serve you . . . Farmington
Hills and Redford . . . Call our Banquet Manager Kim at
851.2990 or 534-7420.

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SPECIAL QUALITY PARTIES
UP TO 200

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Parties, Birthdays, Weddings, Etc.

Special Appetizer Parties Available

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ABOUT OUR LOW BANQUET RATES
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.

BEEF STEW
DINNER

CHOICE OF SOUP OR SALAD

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'Edwin Drood'
In Royal Oak

Party Favors

Appetizer: Shrimp with spinach & pernod in fib pastry
Salad: Tossed salad with lemon poppyseed dressing
Choice of 4 Entrees:
• Provimi Veal Chop wlwild mushrooms, pink peppercorns & cognac
• Beef Wellington w/Madiera wine sauce
• Norwegian Salmon ■ ,v/dill chablis and tomato sauce
• Lobster stuffed Squid in raviolis send with crab sauce & crayfish
5 60 per person includes tax & tip on 4 - course meal
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Call: 362-1262

755 W. Big Beaver at 1-75

Top of Troy Bldg. Concourse

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Birmingham composer
Elaine Lebenbom has been
commissioned to write a piece
for the Detroit Woodwind
Quintet in honor of this year's
first ever First Night/Birm-
ingham New Year's Eve
celebration. _
The Quintet will give the
world premiere performances
of this piece, entitled First
Night during two concerts
that evening. A non-alcoholic
festival of the arts for the
whole family, First Night will
take place in downtown Bir-
mingham from 4 p.m. until
midnight. The Detroit Wood-
wind Quintet will perform in
the Christian Science Church
a 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. In addition
to the premiere of First Night,
whose movements are subtitl-
ed "Anticipation," "Reflec-
tion," and "Celebration," they
will perform works by Haydn,
Lefebre, Ibert and Scott
Joplin.
Members of the Detroit
Woodwind Quintet include
Deborah Scott Katz, flute;
Sylvia Starkman, oboe; Linda
Borushko, clarinet; Elizabeth
Wilson, bassoon; and
Ernestine Barnes, horn.

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Stagecrafters will present
The Mystery of Edwin Drood,
a musical comedy by Rupert
Holmes, Jan. 18-Feb. 9.
Drood, the winner of the 1986
Tony Award for best musical,
is a music hall-style "play
within a play" where the au-
dience determines the out-
come at each performance.
This musical is based on the
last, unfinished novel of
Charles Dickens, featuring
comedy, song, dance, and
mystery!
Drood will be presented at
Stagecrafters' Baldwin
Theatre, 415 S. Lafayette,
Royal Oak. The theater is ful-
ly handicapped accessible.
For ticket information call
the box office, 541-6430.

Parks Bus Trip To
'Sesame Street'

West Bloomfield Parks and
Recreation will host a trip to
see "Sesame Street Live" Feb.
2 at the Fox Theatre.
The parks bus trip will in-
elude transportation and
main floor ticket. The bus
will leave from the parks and
recreation office on Mid-
dlebelt north of Long Lake
Road at 1 p.m. Cost for the
trip is $14 per person.
For reservations by Jan. 25,
call parks and recreation,
334-5660.