ENJOY
THE BEST
AUTHENTIC
CHINESE FOOD
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AT MODERATE

Chairman John Wong Invites You To Enjoy THE BEST!

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

PRICES AND

MENU, TOO.

places.
People who remember
> Ramone are calling for dinner
I reservations which he will be
',able to accommodate come
September . . . In the mean-
!
'iime,
folks like Asya
1
L Nisnevich, of Asya's Hair and
Nail Salon in Sunset Strip,
are thrilled to pieces at his be-
(-- ing there . . . It's the "shot in
the arm" this mall has
needed.
- CONGRATS . . . to Rose
and Mitchell Kent . . . on
;,-their 49th anniversary .. .
celebrated by a lot of winners
in Las Vegas who played the
numbers with glee as Rose
I threw the dice for almost a
half hour at the crowded crap
table.
CORRECT ADDRESS to
send $25 check for the July 25
Woodhull Lake reunion at
I Mitch's II is 28738 Rockledge,
TFarmington Hills, MI 48334
.. For more info, call Shirley
(Zack) Shram, 360-0448; or
Sally (Joseph) Saginaw,
681-7814 . . . Everyone is
invited.

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ALMOST 20 stores in the
successful Newbury Square
on Haggerty and 14 Mile,
but only one with the
foresight to think of tired
shoppers, especially the elder-
- ly, who enjoy a rest before go-
ing on . . . This is just one of
the reasons why Manhattan
Bagel and Deli Co., owned by
Dennis Lafter and Gary
'Seeker, has become so
popular.
It thinks of the homeless
also . . . At the end of each
day, bagels not sold are pick-
ed up for those aided by St.
i - Vincent DePaul Church, plus
community groups who re-
quest them.
Manhattan Bagel and Deli
is not your ordinary water
donut operation . . . Bagels
aren't made the traditional
-- way . . . Dennis and Gary
don't put the bagel dough in
boiling water . . . The holeys
are steamed and then baked
2 to retain the good flavor,
much like one would get from
steamed vegetables as oppos-
ed to boiling.
Opened Dec. 6, 1991,
HManhattan Bagel and Deli is
a carry-out with four tables
and chairs for people to eat in
a hurry . . . A large black-
' board tells of 24 sandwiches
on bagel, rye, whole wheat or
I white bread . . . Eight salads
, --are made fresh daily, as well
as the many flavored cream
cheeses, and jars of jelly from
I Petoskey line a counter while
) chubs of Vienna salami hang
in a back sector.
In all this there's a keyword
at the Dennis Lafter and
Gary Becker bagel and deli
emporium . . . freshness .. .
The fellows dote on its impor-

tance . . . and there's little
better in the world of food con-
sumption than the knowledge
of this significant factor.
A LOT OF local history
went to the highest bidders
recently as a crowded Frank
Boos Gallery on Orchard
Lake Road auctioned off Hy
Vogel's wonderful caricature
collection that hung on the
former London Chop House
walls . . . A catalog with the
pictures sold for $15 and
many old Chop • customers
gave Hy a big ovation as he
was introduced from the
audience.
The famous one of Jimmy
Durante in two parts brought
$800 . . . $400 for the nose
and $400 for the rest of his
face . . . Alfred Hitchcock rak-
ed in the largest bucks,
$1,200.
Hy watched as the big
dollars bought caricatures of
the famous who sat for him
. . . and for which the house
paid Hy from $25 to $35.
Bill Kennedy was auction-
ed for $700; Susan Hayward,
$575; Walter Pidgeon, $385;
Milton Berle, $575; Henry
Youngman, $475; Pat
O'Brien, $200; Steve Allen,
$475; Rex Harrison, $425;
Roslyn Russell, $425; John
Barrymore, $625; and so
many more among the almost
300 framed masterpieces .. .
He did one of Emmett Kelly
who came into the London
Chop House without his
makeup, which Hy proceeded
to put on from memory with
astounding likeness of the
famous clown . . . It sold for
$475.
Hy's Southfield apartment
is loaded with clown pictures
that he has drawn in water-
color . . . All are for sale .. .
Call him at 353-8082 . . . and
own part of a true legend in
this town.

REMINDER COMES

from Belle Englander about
her late husband Jules
Englander also being among
the founders in 1947 of the
West Side Tennis Club .. .
"He met originally with Dr.
Joe Curhan and Dr. L. Hud-
son Rosenthal," says Belle,
who recalls that after several
meetings they bought the pro-
perty and, until enough
members were recruited,
Jules helped finance the pro-
ject . . . "My husband and the
others formed the club
because no Jews were allow-
ed to join the then Detroit
Tennis Club . ."

DOES ANYONE know a
cleaner who specializes in
French cuffs? . . . Shirts cost
so much nowadays, say so
many gents, it would be well
worth the extra dough to have
them done right. ❑

$ 6 95 per person
$495 Children 10 & Under
Tax and tip not included

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

$95
$R95
‘1,
per person tif

Tax and

Children 10 & Under
tip not included

13-0 70- - OFF

COUPON

FOOD BILL
DINNER FOR 2
I
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DINNER
FRI.
&
SAT.
$1395FoR 2
Expires 7-16-921
L Dine In Only
INCLUDES SOUP OF THE DAY & 2 EGG

ROLLS, ALMOND BONELESS CHICKEN, I
BEEF WITH BROCCOLI, FRIED RICE, HOT I
TEA OR COFFEE. • DINE IN ONLY

• No Substitutions, Please

• Not Good With Any Other Discounted Offer
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ExLes 7-31-92

OUR OTHER LOCATIONS

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

ROCHESTER HILLS
2601 S. Rochester Rd.
(Nort5 of AuburnRd.)
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SOUTHFIELD
11 MILE ROAD BETWEEN LAHSER & TELEGRAPH
354-3700
FAX: 354-0647

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SPECIALS FRI., JULY 10 THRU THURS., JULY 16 AFTER 2 p.m.
I— FRESH 1 r ORIENTAL 1 r OLD SEROS 1 r DELICIOUS 1

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WHITEFISH

SHRIMP

With Potato & Vegetable

Over Rice

$595

$ 595

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12 OZ.

$ 595

$ 4 95

BAR.B•Q I TURKEYBURGEll
ON PITA
RIBS
With Fries
With Fries & Garlic Bread

ALL ABOVE SPECIALS ALSO INCLUDE: SOUP. SALAD,
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AT OUR SECOND GREAT LOCATION

IN THE HOLIDAY INN OF FARMINGTON HILLS

10 MILE Between Halsted and Haggerty

FREE BURGER •

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Expires 7-16-92
• Good Only At Our Farmington Hills Location
• 6 TVs • Jukebox • Piano Bar • Full Menu • Cocktails
• Complete Catering for 25-300
• Open Everyday
• Not Operated By Holiday Inn

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