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THE BEST
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AT MODERATE
PRICES AND
CHILDREN'S
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see that Pete and Mikey's had
just opened in the Edgewater.
They are also the owners of
the fantastic Tapawingo in
-) Ellsworth.
"We had a delicious dinner
- of beef tenderloin and broiled
-) whitefish at prices more
modest than Tapawingo.
Great food! Great view!"
I_ TALK ABOUT old-time
,) tailoring and the name Joe
Lustig many times comes up
.. Now 86, the tailor for four
years at Richard "Pepper"
Martin's the Broadway on
Maple in Birmingham has
been at it since 1921 . . . and
,) still going strong . . . Some
folks will remember Joe when
he came to America in 1949
• from Germany after concen-
tration camps in Poland and
Germany . . . His first job was
with Sam Granadier in 1949
• in the United Artists building
. . . Then for 26 years he had
'-, Lustig Tailor Shop on Seven
Mile near Evergreen before
going to work for Harry
Thomas and staying there 10
years.
Tony Fishera, likeable
•
-) manager at the Broadway in
• Birmingham, runs that show
as Pepper's solid right hand
man.
Robert Bowen, with Pepper
ii years, is noted as one of the
cal area's foremost fashion
ordinators.
'USA 'N DATA . . . "Jazz
qe" promotion by Key
-argo in Walled Lake has a
;x-piece New Orleans Dixie
azz Band on Sunday even-
ngs from 5 to 9 p.m. on the
'opular outdoor deck with
yew Orleans-style Cajun
. . . Chef Ed Janos
Lt Too Chez in Novi was one
of only 10 United States cook-
ing artists given a scholar-
(1' ship to an intensive seminar
on nutritional cooking at the
) Culinary Institute of America
II, in Hyde Park .. .
"Three Guys And A Gal" is
) the light comedy re-creation
of a typical '40s radio show
featuring the music of Harry
Warren . . . It's at Pun-
' chinello's on Pierce in Birm-
, ingharn, Friday and Saturday
9:30 p.m. through June 27 .. .
;and features the happy sing-
) ing of community-ite Marsha
Rofels.
Ballroom dancing returns
to the Ritz Carlton Dearborn,
June 26, and includes light
snacks, champagne toast and
open bar .. .
Donald O'Connor fans will
)e happy to hear that the
Cage, screen and television
tar will be at Top Hat in
1Vindsor, June 9-13 .. .
The young man playing
urns in the Billy Rose
-uartet at Vickkie's Steak
use on Grand River was
14-year-old grandson

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Chairman John Wong Invites You To Enjoy THE BEST!

SUNDAY
BUFFET
11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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$4" Children 10 & Under
$ 6 95 per person
Tax and tip not included

Ryan Ehouse, son of Billy's
daughter Renee and her hus-
band Louis . . . Ryan has been
a regular at parties with the
Billy Rose group and was
taught the drums by Billy's
former drummer, his son
Chris, now in Las Vegas.

BELATED CONGRATS
. . . to George Moore . . . on

his 80th birthday . . .
celebrated at Kingsley Inn
with party for friends and
relatives by his wife Molly.
YEMENITE JEW was 75
years old and wanted life in-
surance . . . The broker, not
realizing Yemenite Jews are
known for longevity, exclaim-
ed, "You expect us to give you
a life insurance policy?" .. .
"Why not? You gave my
father one last month." .. .
"Impossible." . . . "Check your
records." . . . "I see you're
right. Come back Tuesday for
a physical." . . . "I can't come
Tuesday." . . . "Why not?" .. .
"My grandfather is getting
married." . . . "How old is
your grandfather?" . . . "He's
120." . . . "He's 120 years old
and getting married? Why is
he doing a thing like that?"
. . . "His parents keep nudg-
ing him."

LOOKING BACK .
July 22, 1955 . . . "In

Baltimore recently, at one of
the night ballgames she at-
tended while visiting there,
Ann Gelman remembered
that she had a letter in her
purse that should have been
mailed . . . Ann waited until
she saw a nice-looking, well-
groomed man arise, as if to
leave the game . . . "Would
you mind dropping this in the
mailbox as you go out?" Ann
asked . . . He bowed slightly,
smiled and graciously said he
would be only too happy to
serve her in mailing the let-
ter . . . Nearby, after he had
passed, Ann heard a fellow
remark for her benefit that
she had given the letter to the
right man . . . He was Arthur
Summerfield, of Flint,
postmaster general of the
United States."
March 26, 1971 . . . "Sally
is a cute little tot in the
neighborhood and always
tries hard to be mother's
helper . . . But last week her
well-meaning desire sort of
backfired on the household
. . . When mother Roslyn
Shelman (Ray's wife) return-
ed from shopping, little Sally
thought she'd sort of surprise
her by washing the canned
goods and removing the
labels . . . She did! . . . And
when Roslyn reprimanded
her Sally replied, 'But you
told daddy over the phone
that we were going to eat out
of the can and I wanted them
to be nice and clean!' . . . Sal-
ly is 4 years old."

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SUNDAY 4:30 DINNER
BUFFET
p.m. to 8 p.m.

,;395 per person

$595 Children 10 & Under

Tax and

COUPON

DINNER FOR 2
$1395FoR 2

Includes Soup of the Day & 2 Egg Rolls, I
ALMOND BONELESS CHICKEN, BEEF
WITH BROCCOLI, FRIED RICE, HOT TEA!
OR COFFEE. • DINE IN ONLY i

• No Substitutions, Please

• Not Good With Any Other Discounted Offer I
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ROCHESTER HILLS
2601 S. Rochester Rd.
(North of Auburn Rd.)
852.0170

ROSEVILLE
20753 13 Mile Rd.
(At Little Mock)
293-4640

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11 MILE ROAD BETWEEN LAHSER & TELEGRAPH
354-3700
FAX: 354-0647

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29221 NORTHWESTERN HWY. IN FRANKLIN SHOPPING PLAZA • Southfield • 358-2353

SPECIALS FRI., MAY 29 THRU THURS., JUNE 4 AFTER 2 p.m.

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SIRLOIN
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BAR.B.Q
WHITEFISH SHRIMP
RIBS
Over Rice
W/Potato & Vegetable
W/Fries & Garlic Bread
$595 $595 $595

W/Fresh Mushroom Sauce

$ 495

ALL ABOVE SPECIALS ALSO INCLUDE: SOUP. SALAD.
DESSERT (Rice Pudding or Tapioca or Ice Cream) & BREAD BASKET

• MUST PRESENT COUPON FOR ABOVE SPECIALS • SORRY. NO DISCOUNTS ON SPECIALS
• ALL COUPONS GOOD FOR ENTIRE PARTY

BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS

You're cordially invited to our

SUNDAY BUFFET BRUNCH WITH BACH

featuring the

Anderson String Ensem

Starting May 17th and continuing
every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Adults $10.95
Children $6.95

Reservations Call 488-1100

METROPOLITAN MUSICAFE

34555 W Twelve Mile Rd., Farmington Hills (12 Mile between Farmington & Drake)