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sation if it didn't change once
in a while . . . It's now a real
family affair at Dad'Z
Chicken on Orchard Lake
Road in Sylvan Lake's
Loading Dock mall . . . Sam
Zawideh being joined by
daughter Layla and son Jerry
gears it for a lot of catering
with the family togetherness
. . . The three did big things
while at Kingsley Inn.
Over $160,000 was raised at
recent Fash Bash '91 for
Detroit Institute of Arts at
Fox Theatre with Manny
Patinkin and fashions, then
next block to ClubLand for
dancing and cocktails . . .
Pajama-clad toddler calling
out to her parents at bedtime,
"I'm going to say my prayers
now. Anyone want anything?"
. . . Fourth annual Autumn-
fest by City of Southfield is
Sept. 15 at Mary Thompson
Farm, Evergreen between 10
and Civic Center Drive .. .
The historical site will come
alive with old-time games
and other fun, starting 9:30
a.m. with a pancake break-
fast .. .
Father stopped his son as he
was about to leave the house
. . . "Why are you wearing my
raincoat?" . . . "You wouldn't
want me to get your new suit
wet, would you?" . . . Annual
Iron Man luncheon by Amy-
trophic Lateral Sclerosis of
Michigan is Sept. 20, 11:30
a.m., at Hotel St. Regis with
proceeds to fund research in
what is more commonly
known as Lou Gehrig's
Disease . . . For info, call the
ALS office here, 352-3070 or
1-800-88-ALS-MI.

"DISCRIMINATION!"

says Jocelyn Ruth Krieger.
"For over 11 years I was the
only known Jewish woman
leader of an all-male Gypsy
orchestra, 'Jocelyn and Her
Gypsies.' But when The
Jewish News did a story a
while back on past Jewish
band leaders, I was forgotten.
Our business boomed with
weddings, bar mitzvahs, par-
ties, donor dinners. Finally,
one of the Gypsies asked me,
`How come nobody likes Gyp-
sy music anymore but Jewish
people? The only ones that
ever hire us are Jewish!'
"Gypsies are very secretive
about their customs. While I
socialized with their families
when we weren't working,
they didn't like me to tell
`gadjos' (non-Gypsies) about
their customs. At Gypsy wed-
dings since the men are all
musicians, they are busy
playing the music while the
Gypsy women dance in a
large circle. The first Jewish
wedding we played where the
women danced the hora, my
orchestra became very upset.
`Who taught them the Gypsy

dance?' they demanded to
know.
"At a very large wedding at
Shaarey Zedek, the Gypsies
were to play the traditional
`Wedding March' for a very
important couple. The bride's
parents had stressed to me
that the music was to be with
proper decorum. Since I was
wearing my Gypsy costume
and not participating in the
music for the ceremony, I sent
the Gypsies into the sanc-
tuary with instructions to
play only the 'Wedding
March.'
"Everything
went
beautifully until the end of
the ceremony. I had recently
taught them to play, `Chossin,
Kalleh, Mazel Toy!' which
they knew by name only as
`Mazel 'Thy!' And that is exact-
ly what they played instead of
the 'Wedding March.' Every-
one in the family was upset.
" 'I told you to play the
`Wedding March.' Why did
you play `Mazel Tov!'?'
`Everybody asked for it the
Gypsies answered. 'Honest!
The guy that got married
banged down his foot and
everybody hollered, `Mazel
Tov!' so we played it!'
"I retired my orchestra
when my husband Byron and
I decided we wanted a larger
family. As soon as the Gypsies
found out I was pregnant,
they filed for unemployment
compensation which was of
course, denied. I asked them
what they had listed as the
cause for unemployment. 'We
told them our leader was
pregnant,' my violinist said.
`Nobody's gonna' hire a preg-
nant Gypsy!'
"I wonder how many brides
still have the 'Golden Earring
of Friendship' presented by us
in a special ceremony at their
weddings? I also taught them
how to say, 'I love you!' in the
Gypsy language. The Gypsies
always said to be careful in
saying it because it also
meant, 'I want you!' "

COMPLETE DINNERS
• ROAST CHICKEN . . . . $10.50
• ROAST BRISKET OF BEEF . . . . $12.50

Our Roast Chicken and Roast Brisket of Beef Dinners Include:
Chopped Liver, Chicken Soup With Matzo Ball OR Mushroom
Barley Soup, Vegetables, Potatoes Anna OR Farfel With
Mushrooms, and Challah.

(SORRY, NO SUBSTITUTIONS CAN BE MADE)

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• CHOPPED LIVER
• KREPLACH
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$4.50 (6)
$4.50 qt.
$6.49 lb.
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• CHICKEN SOUP
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• MUSHROOM BARLEY SOUP ..$3.99 qt.
• STUFFED CABBAGE
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• 1/2 ROAST CHICKEN
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• KISHKE
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$16.00 (Serves 16) • CARROT TZIMMES
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$16,00 (Serves 16) • FARFEL
WITH MUSHROOMS . . . .$3.99 qt.

Break The Yom Kippur Fast With
Our Excellent Dairy Tray

• Lox • Sable • Chubs • Tuna Salad • Egg Salad • Farmer's
Salad • Swiss and American Cheeses • Cream Cheese •
Tomatoes • Onions • Cucumbers • Carrots • Olives • Fresh
Bagels • Onion Rolls • Kaiser Rolls (Our Own)

Per
Person

Choice of Noodle Kugel or Strudel . . . $1.00 Extra
Fresh Fruit . . . $1.00 Extra
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• Minimum
• FULL TRAY MENU
• 10 People
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