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7:30 . . . complimentary hors
d'oeuvres and dancing.
These are six real good
ones!
CONGRATS ... to Ira
Levy . . . on his 65th birthday.
DISA 'N DATA . . . New
name of Lemon Peel on Wood-
ward is Birmingham Tavern
. . . Nicky's will open a second
spot in Troy next summer
with owners Nick Sorise and
John Reaser serving regional
fare in a casual atmosphere
. . . More proof how important
service is in the auto industry
today is Mae and Sam
Richman having an oil
change on their Dynasty at
Tamaroff Dodge and return-
ing to buy a 1992 model .. .
Chol Hamoed Pesach Spectac-
ular at Marvin's Marvelous
Mechanical Museum on Or-
chard Lake Road has $5
tickets being redeemed for $6
in Marvin Yagoda's money at
the museum with all profits
donated to sponsors, Friends
of Refugees of Eastern Europe
. . . Dimitri's Family Diner
has opened on Northwestern
off 10 Mile and Evergreen .. .
Recent column item of 1946
about Harry Weinstein mar-
rying the USO gal who serv-
ed him sandwiches on
Okinawa, Saipan, Guam,
Phillipines and Japan
brought back memories as he
writes from Seal Island, small
colony south of Los Angeles
and sends regards to "Morrie
Aaronowich, Sam Freed and
Solly 'The Blunder' " .. .
Remy Berdy is new executive
chef at Kingsley Inn on Wood-
ward . . . Second Hao Kow is
expected to open end of this
month at Crosswinds Mall.
IF A YOUNGSTER came
to your door with only one
arm and said he or she was
collecting money to buy
another arm, could you
refuse? . . . I don't think so .. .
This is a lot of what Variety
— the Children's Charity
(Variety Club) is about with
its Myoelectric Center to help
kiddies get that arm . . .
among so many other worthy
projects for handicapped
youngsters.
Your attendance at Varie-
ty's Celebrity Toast Gala,
April 26, 5 p.m., at the new
Ultimate Sports Bar on Pike
Street in Pontiac is like
answering that door and help-
ing the children whose tears
of thanks are worth all the
money in the world.
Variety Gala tickets can be
gotten through Ticketmaster,
645-6666, or Variety,
855-6440 . . . $50 seniors (65
and older,) $75 patron and
$125 sponsor.
LIFE-LONG, GOAL
becomes a reality this
Wednesday when Johnny
Trudell's 12th Street debuts

with a grand opening as the
Detroit area's newest jazz club
. . . It's in the lower level of
Ariva Italia Ristorante on E.
12 Mile in Warren.
Johnny is the nationally
noted gent and band leader
who some of the greatest
names in show biz always ask
to back them when slated to
appear here.
Jazz saxaphonist Larry
Nozero and Friends appear
through April 25 with special
guests Johnny (Wednesday
and Thursday), Jack Broken-
sha on vibes (Friday) and
vocalist Patti Richards (Satur-
day) . . . Two shows nightly
. . . Larry will also appear
April 29-May 2.
AS ONE OF
the
restaurants to start the ball
rolling with a Jewish News
50th anniversary sandwich,
Pickle Barrel on 12 and
Evergreen has sold well over
600 since March 13 . . .
Because of the success, owner
Al Winkler and others are
continuing the specials (sand-
wiches and entrees) on their
daily menus . . . Jane's Place,
Gateway Deli, Vineyards,
Waleed's and Sero's.
Over 1,500 golden cheddar
cheese bagels were sold the
50th anniversary weekend of
March 27-29 by four Detroit
Bagel locations . . . Oak Park,
Farmington Hills, Bloomfield
Hills and Crosswinds Mall.
LOOKING BACK on col-
umns of yesteryears .. .

April 15, 1949 ... "Best
Passover story had car dealer
Larry Israel and son Harvey,
in from University of Pitt-
sburgh, as the principal
characters . . . Both were
bringing Passover dishes
down from the attic . . . they
grabbed the heavy box and
began lugging it downstairs
. . . When halfway down,
Harvey asked pop to go a tri-
fle slower . . . Larry, however,
continued his steady pace,
remarking, 'What's the mat-
ter, college life too soft for
you?' . . . Harvey practically
pleaded with him to take it
easier . . . but was reminded
that he'd probably be in bet-
ter condition if he didn't run
around nights on the campus
. . . Finally unable to restrain
himself any longer, Harvey
yelled out . . . 'I'm having
enough trouble back here
dad, without having to listen
to any sermons. My belt
busted!' "
Sept. 25, 1970 ... Laura
Bessman instructed her new
housekeeper to always serve
from the left and take plates
from the right . . . The girl
replied, 'I won't forget,
ma'am, but what's the matter,
superstitious or some-
thing?' "

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Extends Best Wishes
To All
For A Healthy and Happy
Passover

and

West Bloomfield
Orchard lake Rd. S. of 15
737-3890

Bingham Farms
Telegraph Bet. 12 & 13
645-5288

Will Close Friday, April 17 at 3 p.m. and Reopen Sunday, April 19 at 9 a.m.

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Close Friday, April 17 at 3 p.m. and Reopen Saturday at 7 a.m.
Will Close Saturday, April 18 at 3 p.m. and Reopen Sunday at 7 a.m.

Will

All Deli Locations Will Be Serving Traditional
Passover Cakes and Fried Matzoh

Nick Soiise

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John Reaser

and the staff of

735 W. Big Beaver, Concourse Top of Troy Bldg.

362-1262

Wish Their Friends & Customers
A VERY HEALTHY
AND JOYOUS PASSOVER

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We Wish Our Many
Customers and Friends

A HAPPY AND HEALTHY
PASSOVER

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