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Advertising gents Mort Zieve
and Al Winokur took turns telling
jokes ... Marilyn Hapsburg
Berman counting the days when
she'll be out of the wheelchair and
walking again.
Fanclub Foundation for the
Arts raises funds for local estab-
lished cultural groups in need of
funding ... art, music, dance, the-
atrical, etc. ... Each year, three
organizations are selected to re-
ceive profits gotten during the fis-
cal year ... This year's recipients
are Hilberry Theatre, Orchard
Children's Services' After School
Art Program, and Birmingham/
Bloomfield Art Association.
As a lad and lassie whizzed by
on wooden roller skates, contes-
tants walked to the microphone
in front of Judges Grant and
Cifelli and told who they were.
"A tired, middle-aged busi-
nessman," remarked John
Bloom, Fanclub's executive di-
rector, into the mike as he saun-
tered by with his ever-present
bow tie.
But happy indeed with the
large turnout for a most success-
ful. event.
GET WELL WISHES ... to
Marlene Miller (Mel) ... recuper-
ating at home after hip replace-
ment surgery.
NOW THE DATE for opening
of Andiamo West at the former
Machus Red Fox on Telegraph
and Maple has been pushed back
to February ... Don't know the
problem yet, but it's probably not

Restaurants and
catering at the
Kingsley.

a slight one being unable to open
before New Year's Eve ... More
proof that nothing is so until it
happens ... Or as Yogi Berra
might say, "It ain't so until it is
so."
CONGRATS ... to Al and Bet-
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ty Guttman ... on their 60th an-
niversary ... celebrated with a
family funfest at Excalibur on
Franklin.
NUTTY WHITEFISH, the
popular dish going over so big at
the Envoy Cafe on Farmington
Road and 14 Mile in West Bloom-
field, was previously just a spe-
cial item that appeared on
occasions.
Ob.
But there has been so much
clamor for it that Nutty White-
fish has been put on the regular
menu ... the 12- to 14-ounce piece
of fish is encrusted with pista-
chios, walnuts and Macadamia
nuts.
Many of the Envoy favorites
are still on the menu, but owners
Larry and Randy Loberman now
also include a choice of house
•ib soup or salad plus the side dish
of pasta., potato or vegetable it for-
merly gave.
ABOUT 30 SEYMOURS are

expected for the next meeting of
the Seymour Club, 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 21, at Sneaker's,
inside Seymour Brode's Franklin
Racquet Club on Northwestern
Highway, between 12 Mile and
Inkster.
For more info, call Sy (Sey-
mour) Raskin, (810) 356-8550.
BACK TO ITS roots is
Machus as it opens two new bak-
eries ... The Pastry Shop, for-
merly behind the previous Red
Fox restaurant, moved into a
1,200-square-foot space in Bloom-
field Plaza Mall on Telegraph and
Maple ... And the Pastry Shop at
Adams Square has 850 square
feet in its new design and layout
on North Adams in Birmingham.
Before venturing into the
restaurant business, Machus was
solely a baking operation.
REUNION DEPT. ... 40-year
shindig by grads of Central High
is Sunday, Nov. 30 5 at the Dou-
bletree Hotel, former Sheraton-
Oaks, in Novi ... Call Leonard
Milstone, (810) 559-4306, or Jer-
ry Walters, (810) 738-9521 ... 20th
by Oak Park High class of 1976
is also Nov. 30, at Somerset Inn,
Troy ... Call Fran Berkowitz,
(810) 851-8357 ... Class of 1965
by Henry Ford High is Saturday,
Nov. 23, at Novi Hilton ... Call
Paula Gross, (313) 277-3876, or
Mary Mantalas, (810) 348-6373.
NORMAN'S ETON Street
restaurant in Birmingham will
be closed the entire month ofJan-
uary ... Huge renovations are
slated to take place.
In the meantime, shaken or
stirred, on the rocks or straight
up, the martini is back in style
with a twist at Norm and Bonnie
Lepage's popular spot.
Every Wednesday throughout
November, the historic train sta-
tion turned restaurant returns to
the classic era of cocktails and live
music ... The music and martini
lineup includes ... Volcanic Mar-
tini, music by Kimie Horne, Nov.
13; Shake the Jake Martini, mu-
sic by Kimie Horne, Nov. 20; Cos-
mopolitan Martini, music by
Steve King and the I)ittilies, Nov.
27.
THAT GENT meeting and
greeting so many friends ... plus
making a bevy of new ones at Big
Daddy's Parthenon on Orchard
Lake Road, is one of our town's
better dining comfort-makers.
As evening host at the popular
eatery, Jim Prenzlauer makes a
lot of folks happy.
OK CHOCOHOLICS ... the
tummy-Engler is back again.
It's Chocolate Jubilee time as
the Alzheimer's Association's
"Celebrate with the Stars" re-
turns Sunday, Nov. 24, at the
Ritz-Carlton, Dearborn.
It'll be from 2:30 to 4 p.m., with
culinary treats from over 35
chocolatiers and restaurateurs.
Admission to the Jubilee is
$30 ... A patron luncheon at 12
noon and first tasting is $125 per
person.

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Thanksgiving Day Feast 1 p.m.-7 p.m.

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• Turkey
• Roast Brisket or Beef
• Pasta Primavera
• Pumpkin Pie
• Apple Pie
• Pecan Pie

• Mashed/Sweet Potatoes
• Fresh Corn
• Vegetable Medley
• Soft Drinks
• Iced Tea
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