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Cantonese, Szechuan & American
OPEN 7 DAYS ...Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-9:30, Fri. &Sat. 11:30-11, Sun. 12-9:30
4067 W. Maple Rd., Just East of Telegraph
642 8386

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OF OUR NEW LOCATION
IN SEPTEMBER AT SUGAR TREE SQUARE

6257 ORCHARD LAKE RD., WEST BLOOMFIELD

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referred to the evening as a
"friend-raiser." "We are
making friends and telling
you what we do," said Ms.
Soberman.
After an informative video
and short speech about ADL
from Michigan Regional Di-
rector Richard Lobenthal,
the audience viewed the
comedy singing group
Capitol Steps, who made fun
of every politician. Impor-
tant issues like the national
debt and day care were also
satirized with lyrics to pop-
ular tunes. The group even

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daily specials at
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■ Items for the
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■ Live Piano Music

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■ Banquet facilities

Receive 50% Off a second lunch or dinner
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Cinema movie tickets available at $4.25
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1991

Expires 9-30-91

Some of the dignitaries
spotted in crowd included:

Judge Alice Gilbert,
Judge Susan Moiseev,
Judge Deborah Tyner,
Deborah McGriff, the new

superintendent of Detroit
Public Schools, and Kay
Everett, Detroit City Coun-
cil member.

The Michigan Design
Center will open its doors for
the general public on Sept.
14. Consumers will be able
to meet designers, attend
lectures and tour the facili-
ty. The admission charge is
$10, payable at the door.

Businessmen's Luncheons • Carry-outs • Catering

Open Daily 11 to 10:30, Sat. 11 to 12 Mid., Sun. 12 to 10:30
— Carry-Out Service —

Linda and Barry Good-
man, Sheila and Mark
Fenton, Margo and Cyril
Weiner and Cheryl and
John Linden.

DESIGNER EVENT

BANQUETS • PARTIES • BUSINESS MEETINGS

Specializing In Cantonese, Szechuan & Mandarin Foods

ADL supporters Linda Soberman, Barry Goodman and Fran Gross
Linden.

ADL President Norm Beitner and
his wife Ruth.

had songs about the attemp-
ted Russian coup and
lamented about the
difficulty of rhyming the
name Boris Yeltsin. One
hiliarious moment: when
Roger Fenton , a West
Bloomfield radiologist, came
on stage to sing and dance
with the group.
The local sponsors of the
evening included: Marcia

and Roger Fenton, Dale
and Bruce Frankel, Susie
and Norman Pappas,
Jonathan Holtzman,
Helen and Charlie Kaye,
Roz and Stanford Blanck,
Gayle and Dick Burstein,
Carole and Larry Miller,
Nancy and Edward
Schonberg, Sue Ann Can-
vasser and Jeff Howard,

WASHINGTON SIM-
CHAH
Elayne Metzger of Farm-

ington Hills reports that she
and her husband Joe Met-
zger had the honor of at-
tending the first bar mitzvah
in the small town of Pt.
Townsend, Wash., which has
a population around 7,000.
The bar mitzvah boy,
Spruce Metzger, is their
grandson. Proud parents are
Robbie Metzger a former
Detroiter, and Hilary
Markey Metzger, a former
Flint resident.
Since there is no syn-
agogue in Pt. Townsend, the
service was held in a chapel
at a former military in-
stallation. The Torah was
borrowed from another
community, and had been
smuggled out of Europe dur-
ing the Holocaust. Mr. and
Mrs. Robbie Metzger taught
their son his bar mitzvah
portion and are instrumen-
tal in organizing the Jewish
community in town. ❑

ENTERTAINMENT

Special to The Jewish News

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os Angeles — Richard
Dreyfuss, who says he
likes to portray
imperfect heroes and men of
flawed character, gets his
wish in the upcoming televi-
sion movie Prisoners of
Honor.
The film is based on the in-

Tom Tugend writes from Los
Angeles.

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Another Side Of
The Dreyfuss Affair

TOM TUGEND

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famous trial of French Army
Captain Albert Dreyfus, but
Mr. Dreyfuss does not play
Captain Dreyfus. Instead,
the film and the actor's role
center on a more complex
character — Lt. Col. Georges
Picquart.

The lieutenant colonel was
named head of French army
intelligence shortly after
Dreyfus, a Jew, was framed
and convicted in 1894 of hav-
ing passed French military
secrets to the Germans. Lt.

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