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side ... and now happy as all heck
to be back among the folks he
knows so well.
TUSCAN METHOD of sea-
soning and grilling steaks, chops
and fish has been added to the
northern Italian menu at Chianti
on Northwestern Highway.
This manner of Italian grill
cuisine brings out intense flavors
with its marinating and season-
ing of meats and fish for cooking
on the open hearth ... It's cen-
turies old, dating back to Etr-
uscan times, making northern
Italians among the first bar-b-
cuers.
INDICATIONS HAVE prov-
en very strong that COTS (Coali-
tion on Temporary Shelter) is fast
becoming a biggie among the
charitable ranks.
Its first annual Slumber Par-
ty and Dinner Dance three years
ago brought just over 100 to Bots-
ford Inn on Grand River.
The recent third annual at
Ritz-Carlton was a complete sell-
out, over the 225 mark, with
many more wanting to get in but
not able.
The silent auction was a big
success, too, with written bids on
a lot of wanted items ... And The
Hits had folks dancing to some
choice rhythms.
A lot of guys and gals are
jumping on the bandwagon to
help COTS in its food, shelter and
child care service ... among pro-
grams that help homeless men,
women and children build new
and productive lives.
This is COTS' 15th year, and
for sure it will need more room at
taining videos and a program of next year's fourth annual dinner-
daily activity including puppet dance.
PLUS THE GOOD home-
shows, reading hours and color-
made food dished out at Ram's
ing.
This new Kroger store even Horn of Farmington Hills on Or-
has a computerized kiosk with chard Lake Road, south of 13
food facts and nutritional data Mile, it has also become some-
along with recipes and menu sug- what of a meeting place.
Folks meet others there ... and
gestions CompuCook provides
the entire shopping list and a di- bump into people they haven't
rectory )f where in the store to seen in years.
The very clean Ram's Horn op-
locate the items.
Another first in Michigan is its eration on Orchard Lake Road is
One-Stop Meal Shoppe, a central turning out to be one of the best
display with all the ingredients buys around.
WHEN IT OPENS again this
needed to prepare a complete
summer, the presently closed-for
meal.
And here's something Coco extensive-renovation Norman's
says I shouldn't leave out ... A Pet Eton Street Station restaurant
Care Center, where food and toys in Birmingham will have a new
can be gotten for dogs, cats, fish name and new concept.
It will continue to be owned
and birds ... (Plenty of treats too,
and operated by Norman and
he says).
There are even a couple of ta- Bonnie LePage.
Nearly 95 percent of the inte-
bles at this Kroger store, with
customers stopping for a cup of rior furnishings and kitchen
fresh brewed coffee or tea by Cof- equipment were sold recently at
a special auction.
fee Beanery.
ON THE KOSHER Scene ...
What is shopping coming to?
Starting
March 11, there'll be
... Whatever happened to all the
dinner every Tuesday evening
stress and drudgery?
Store manager Blaine Tweed from 8 p.m. at Sperber's North in
is a 28-year Kroger vet ... He the Jewish Community Center
spent oodles of years on the on W. Maple and Drake ... New
northwest side (12 Mile and daily dinner specials are now
Evergreen, 11 Mile and Green- available at Unique Kosher Car-
field, 13 Mile and Orchard Lake ry Out on Greenfield in Oak
Road) before going to the east Park. ❑
pected to attend the grand open-
ing celebration later this year.
California Pizza Kitchen and
Johnny Rockets, both national
chains, will also join Official All-
Star Cafe and its authentic sports
memorabilia collection.
HERE'S MORE fun for the
kiddies ... and boy, is it ever go-
ing over with a bang.
Thought it would never come
... The idea was there, but Kroger
became the first supermarket
around to open one.
It's the new Kid's Corner play
center, open 10 a.m. through 8
p.m: at Kroger's new store on
Pontiac Trail just east of Hag-
gerty in West Bloomfield.
Parents can register young-
sters for up to an hour while
shopping ... Both they and the
children get matching wrist
bands ... A parent receives a
pager and can also check on their
brood via closed-circuit monitors
at four corners of the store.
The semi-enclosed Kid's Cor-
ner is open enough so folks can
look in, and supervised by a pro-
gram director and team of child-
care professionals trained in first
aid and CPR.
Don't worry, the kids won't
even miss you ... not with every-
thing from computers and board
games, educational and enter-
Italian flavor in
Royal Oak.
WE ARE PROUD TO BRING YOU THE ABSOLUTE FINEST IN
GREEK CUISINE SERVED BY AN EXCELLENT WAITSTAFF AMID
A SURROUNDING OF CONGENIAL LAUGHTER AND ENJOYMENT.
OUR LAMB CHOPS AND AWARD-WINNING TOMMY SALAD ...
AMONG OTHER FAMOUS GREEK SPECIALTIES ...
HAVE BEEN ACCLAIMED AS MICHIGAN'S BEST.
Your Hosts, Rick Rogow and Tommy Peristeris
Invite You To Join Us
For Lunch and Dinner Seven Days
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