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July 18, 1997 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-07-18

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Grill

Sperber's North takes to the outdoors
for a (rained-out) barbecue.

JULIE EDGAR SENIOR WRITER

BILL HANSEN PHOTOGRAPHER

o they didn't end up eating outside.
But it was a barbecue, nonetheless. The chicken,
beef kabobs, hotdogs and hamburgers were cooked on
grills outside in an experiment a few weeks ago for
Sperber's North, the kosher caterer for the Jewish
Community Center.
Each Tuesday, Sperber's hosts a kosher dinner in
the cafeteria of the West Bloomfield JCC.
Despite the rain, the barbecue was a "phenome-
e,,,
nal success," said Sperber's owner Alan Linker. He
figures he served 300 meals from 5 to 8 p.m.
Sperber's is planning another barbecue at the Cen-
ter on Aug. 19. If the weather cooperates, tables will
be set up outside, near the playground. ❑

Above:
Rebecca Halpern doesn't know
what a barbecue would be like
without watermelon.

Right:
The barbecue crew: Eric Quarles,
Mark Wright and Curtis Corley.

Above:
Aliza Storchan and Elana
Linker partake in the
feast.

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Right:
Aviva Zacks and her son
Daniel say the prayers
after the meal.

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