Announcing the much anticipated
return of Chef Kozak,

Formerly of Royal Eagle Restaurant, now featuring Europeans Cuisine:

(select menu samples)

APPETIZERS

ESCARGOT CROUTE - A delicate blend of escargot and brie cheese nestled in a
French puf pastry with garlic butter

CREVETTES Tender baby shrimp sauteed in a dill and ginger beurre blanc sauce

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ENTREES

BROILED WHITEFISH - Fresh Lake Superior Whitefish unadorned or a la grecque

(tomatoes, onions and herbs)
BEEF POLONAISE Carefiilly aged prune:filet topped with seasoned garlic
butter, wrapped in an omelette-like crepe and saved with a creamed caper sauce.
or ifyou prefer, an unadomedfillet

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MUSHROOMS BLINTZES - A blend g fEuropean and domestic mushrooms sauted::

with onions, leeks and garlic, wrapped in crepes

DESSERTS

SOUFFLE MARILYN - For 2 or more persons - Rich chocolate souffle layered with bananas.
and chocolate bavarian cream laced with chocolate and banana liqueurs

CATERING — We are happy to work with you to prepare and serve your guests here or
atyourfavorite location, for any special occasion. Please ask your serverfor our caten4 e.iNrts.

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Cafe and Catering

We Design Our Own Meat and Dairy Trays & Fruit and Chocolate Trays For All Occasions

• Gourmet Gift Baskets • Dine-In Cafe • Carry-Out • Choice of Wines
• Gourmet Food & Candles • Kosher Chocolate & Nut Trays • Variety of Vegetarian and No Fat Foods

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ALL TRADITIONAL DISHES ARE MADE
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Klezmer Sound
For New Year's

Kristi Yamaguchi, Scott Hamil-
ton and Paul Wylie will head-
line a cast of Olympians in the
Discover Card Stars on Ice at
the Palace of Auburn Hills Jan.
28 at 8 pm.
Tickets are on sale at all Tick-
etmaster centers.
Yamaguchi, 1992 Olympic
gold medalist; Hamilton, 1984
Olympic champion and four-
time World champion; and
Wylie, 1992 Olympic silver
medalist, will join a cast in-
cluding two-time Olympic sil-
ver medalist Brian Orser, 1984
Olympic silver medalist Ros-
alynn Sumners, 1984 Olympic
silver medalists Kitty and Pe-
ter Carruthers, Canadian pair
champions and Olympic team
members Christine Hough and
Doug Ladret.
For the fifth consecutive year,
the official charity for the Dis-
cover Card Stars on Ice will be
the Make-A-Wish Foundation
of America. One dollar from
each ticket purchased with a
Discover Card for this show will
be donated to the Make-A-Wish
Foundation of Michigan.

Prentis Federation Apartments
will host an After New Year's
Bash 7:30-10:30 p.m. Jan. 2.
Entertainment will be provid-
ed by local musician Neil
Alexander and the Klezmer Fu-
sion Band.
The band bridges the Old
World and New World. It con-
sists of vocalist, guitarist and
trumpeter Neil Alexander
joined by klezmer and classical
clarinetist Ralph Katz, and
member of the Detroit Balalai-
ka Orchestra, mandolin/bal-
alaika/guitar player and vocalist
Nan Nelson. The rhythm sec-
tion includes Don Prior, drum-
mer, and two local jazz players,
bassist David Stearns and key-
boardist Mark Kieswetter.
There is a charge. Call Fed-
eration Apartments, 967-4240
for information.

Class Catalogue
Is Available

The Birmingham Community
House winter class catalogue is
available, listing a selection of
classes and activities for people
of all ages and interests. Regis-
tration may be done in person,
by mail, by phone or by fax.
The Community House is lo-
cated at 380 S. Bates, Birming-
ham, 48009. The phone number
is 644-5832; the fax number is
644-2476.

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Stars Shine
At The Palace

Musical Society
Programs Set

January events at the Univer-

sity of Michigan Musical Soci-
ety feature two chamber
ensembles, the Trio
Tchaikovsky and the Borodin
String Quartet. To purchase
tickets or request a free
brochure of forthcoming 1994
winter season events, call, write
or visit the University Musical
Society, Burton Memorial Tow-
er, Ann Arbor, MI, 48109-1270,
764-2538.
Trio Tchaikovsky will appear
8 p.m. Jan. 15 at Rackharn Au-
ditorium, 915 East Washington
Street. The former Soviet
Union's celebrated trio features
pianist Konstantin Bogino, vi-
olinist Alexandre Brussilovsky,
and cellist Anatole Liebermann.
The Borodin String Quartet
will perform Jan. 25-29 at 8 pm.

Rod Stewart
At The Palace

Rod Stewart will perform in the
round at the Palace of Auburn
Hills 8 p.m. Dec. 23.
Tickets are on sale at the
Palace box office and all Tick-
etmaster centers.

Yachad Plans
Dinner Party

Yachad, the Young Couples
Club of Congregation B'nai
Moshe, will host its second an-
nual Regressive Dinner and
Party, "Café Le Yachad," 7 p.m.
Dec. 25. There is a charge per
person plus one non-perishable
food item for Yad Ezra.
Details on locations will be
provided with paid reservation.
By Dec. 20, call Gregg and
Sheryl Nathanson, 855-2838.

Beth Hayeled
New Programs

Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Beth Hayeled Nursery School
will offer two more parent-
toddler programs beginning in
January. The first will be a Fri-
day morning class at the Eu-
gene and Marcia Applebaum
Building in West Bloomfield at
10 a.m. and will be taught by
Carol Walker. Also offered will
be an evening parent-toddler
class for moms or dads and
children 15-30 months.
For information, call Janet
Pont, 681-4235. ❑