Cafe Oliverio

NEW YORK STYLE ITALIAN CUISINE

(FORMERLY IN ROYAL OAK)

Summer Special

FAVORITE SPECIALS

New. England Lobster Feast

Monday thru Friday

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY

WHITEFISH ARREGANTE $ 95

Topped with light Italian breadcrumbs
of olive herb and baked.

INCLUDES: 1 lb. Live Maine Lobster, King Crab
Legs, Mussels, Clams, Potatoes & Sweet Corn

$ 995

CHICKEN MILANESE

Topped wtih a Milanese salad of
fresh tomatoes, basil and garlic.

BOTH DISHES ACCOMPANIED WITH SOUP OR SALAD,
SIDE OF PASTA AND BREAD BASKET.

YOUR HOSTS: ARTIE OLIVERIO & TOM TIMMONS

(810) 476.1750
25938 MIDDLEBELT AT 11 MILE
REG. HOURS: MON. THURS. 11 10, FRI. 11 11, SAT. 5 11, SUN. 4 9

One of Metropolitan Detroit's Most
Beautiful and Exciting Restaurants

NOW OPEN!

FINE DINING • DANCING
ENTERTAINMENT TUES. THROUGH SAT.

SHANGRI-LA

From Aug. 12 to Aug. 24

THE WARREN COMMISSION

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Gourmet Chinese Restaurant Featuring

* Authentic

Hong Kong Style Cooking

Wonderful traditional favorites...
superb variety of dining specialties
• Live fish, lobster and crab in our
tanks, cooked to order
• Dim Sum lunch specials 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Banquet Facilities • Business Lunches

28875 Franklin Rd. at Northwestern & 12 Mile
Southfield
(810) 358-3355

6407 Orchard Lake Road
In The Orchard Mall
(810) 626-8585

Special Carry-Out Menu

BRINGS You
THE SAME EXCELLENT FOOD OUR FAMILY
HAS BEEN SERVING SINCE I 939

For Reservations: 373-4440

(Excludes Lunch Spec als)

13 Mile

HOURS:

1 MON.-THURS. 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
FRI. & SAT. 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
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(Across from the Silverdome)

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885 Opdyke Road

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APPLEGATE SQUARE
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129875 NORTHWESTERN HWY. At Inkster

'You wouldn't expect anihing less from the son of Mark "Schmaltzy' Colangelo
and Rose Larco Colangelo. "...Danny Raskin

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AFFORDABLE AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE

10% Off

All Dinner

Entrees

(Additional 5% Off To Senior Citizens)

4 p.m.-6p.m. Daily Except Mondays

2 N. Saginaw at Pike • Pontiac

114

810-334-2275

Hours: Monday (lunch only 1 1 -2);
Tues., Wed., Thurs. 1 1 -1 0; Fri. 1 1 -1 1; Sot. 4-12

Everyday

DINNER
SPECIAL

$5.49

includes:
Soup or salad,
Homemade Rolls

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Wednesdays
ALL YOU CAN EAT

PASTA
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Includes:
Soup or salad,
Homemade Rolls

your choice: mute clam
sauce, red clam sauce,
marinara, or meat sauce

Fridays

$7.95

WHITEFISH
OR TROUT

includes:
Soup or salad,
Homemade Rolls

Valet Parking

33200 Grand River, downtown Farmington (810) 476-3301

Stormy
Weather

NEIL RUBIN
SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

The disturbing revelations from
the Middle East didn't turn too
many heads here, but American
Jews should pay attention. In the
coming months, we are likely to
be bombarded with more bombast
— and potential violence — from
the Israel-Palestinian theater of
negotiations.
And if those talks fall apart, a
result of obstinancy on both sides,
it will be the defeat of the ultimate
purpose of this historic reproach-
ment. That is, Israeli and Amer-
ican Jews will fail their shared
challenge: creating a broad-based
Jewish identity that will survive r,--/
the challenges of a world where
immigrant memories, the Holo-
caust and a beseiged Israel have
little hold on most Jews.
For us, collapse of the peace
talks means that we will keep
spending more dollars on public
relations campaigns about the
need to support Israel than on (-)
promoting the study of Jewish
history, text and philosophy, ef-
forts critical to building a lasting
Jewish identity.
It will also hinder our struggle
to convince Israelis that without
adapting our tenuous balance of
religious pluralism and innova-
tions in Jewish education, Jew- c±
ish identity in Israel itself is
doomed.
So here's a quick rundown of
newest bumps in the always frag-
ile Middle East peace process.
Palestinian Authority head
Yassir Arafat is upset with recent
pronouncements from Israel's
Likud government about the ex-
panding of existing settlements
and the construction of new
bridges and roads in the West
Bank and Gaza strip.
For Mr. Arafat to declare the
Israeli moves "flagrant violations"
of the Israel-PLO accords is fair
game. But he pulled the prover-
bial pin out of the hand grenade
by adding that they must be re-
sisted by "all means" and that
"the most important thing is to
confront this demon that swal-
lows up everything."
This is simply an open call for
violence. So much for his "peace
of the brave." If Mr. Arafat wants
American Jews such as I to keep
pressing the U.S. government to
assist his efforts, he needs to cut
it out. Such incendiary words only
strengthen those who oppose
pushing this process forward.
Mr. Arafat is responsible for
creating the psycholgy of the next
generation of Palestinians. They
must be given a legacy of political
compromise over one of violent
confrontation. Mr. Arafat should
spend more time floating trial bal-