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Banquet Accommodations For 20 To 500
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(Over 100 Bottle Beers Available) • 4,000 Sgnare foot
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Sandwiches. Available for private Parties. Seats 240
The Short Game:
Two 18 hole Par 54 Putting Courses. • Real grass greens
under bets at night. • 75 Yard pitching Range. • Sand
Traps. Waterfall and ponds with fish. • Available for
private parties.
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Hours of Restaurant: Mon.-Thurs. 11-10, Fri. 11-11, Sunday 11-8
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MONDAY . . . . CHOPPED SIRLOIN W/ZIP SAUCE
TUESDAY . . .. CHICKEN ARTURO
GEFILTE FISH PLATE
WEDNESDAY . CHICKEN PARMESAN
SPAGHETTI W/Meat or Marinara Sauce
OUR FAMOUS BAKED SHORT RIBS
THURSDAY . . , SALMON PATTIES
WHITE FISH Broiled or Duratee
INCLUDES SOUP OR SALAD, POT., VEG. AND BREAD BASKET
(Spaghetti Includes Soup or Salad & Bread Basket)
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Classic Authentic French Pastry Shop & Bakery
Special Occasion & Wedding Cakes
Coffee Roaster + Coffee & Tea Merchant
Homemade Ice Cream + Fine Chocolates
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Reservations Advised
23421 Woodward + Ferndale
- Between 9 and 10 Mile Roads, nine blocks south of 1-696
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39450 14 Mile Rd. corner of Haggerty in the
Newberry Square Plaza
(810) 960-7666
Original location: 29215 5 Mile Rd at Middlehelt - Livonia
Community Center.
David Jack, children's record-
ing artist who performed twice at
the White House, will entertain 2
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27.
Other artists in the Sunday af-
ternoon family series include: on
Jan. 19, Guy Sferlazza of Chau-
tauqua Express, a one-man mu-
sical show who specializes in
stringed instruments such as the
mandolin and guitar; on April 13,
Fran Avni, who sings fun-filled
songs and does movement activ-
ities; and June 8, PuppetArt, a
troupe of puppet masters from the
former Soviet Union.
For season subscription and in-
dividual performance information,
call the JPM (810) 967-4030.
Oct. 24 Program
Honors Rabin
Adat Shalom Synagogue will host
a community-wide event to mark
the Jewish calendar anniversary
of the death of Yitzhak Rabin, 7:30
p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24.
The program will include a cer-
emony to honor the life and mem-
ory of the slain prime minister,
with memorial prayers, words of
Torah and a documentary film
about his life: Rabin: 1922-1995,
Soldier in the Army of Peace. A
representative of the Michigan/Is-
rael Connection will speak.
Megillah Class
At Beth Achim
The Cultural Commision of Con- (L.
gregation Beth Achim is offering
a class on reading the Megillah
Esther.
The class, taught by ritual di-
rector Joseph Baras, will meet at
the synagogue on Sunday morn-
ings at 9:30 a.m.
There is no charge for the class.
For information, call Reb. Baras,
352-8670.
Calendar Goes
On-Line
The community calendar is now
accessible via the Internet. The
Jewish Community Council's cal-
endar secretary, Michael Daitch,
will continue to take phone in-
quiries for calendar scheduling.
Betsy Winkelman, chair of the
newly formed Jewish Communi-
ty liaison Committee, recently ap-
pointed a calendar subcommittee
to review and revise guidelines for
use of the Community Calendar.
The calendar may be found on
the Internet at http://www.met-
roguide.com/jewish web/calen-
dar.shtml.
Those wishing to list events
may do so by phone at (810) 642-
5393, by fax at (810) 642-6469, or
via e-mail: council@jfind.org or the
Internet.