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OPEN 7 DAYS • LUNCH & DINNER
featuring
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AUTHENTIC JAPANESE CUISINE
AS YOU LIKE IT!
• Elegant Atmosphere • Gracious Warmth • Reasonable Prices
Jump on the Merry-Go-Round for Children.
* Sushi Bar'" Private Japanese Rooms
* Cocktails Including 30 Different Kinds of Sake
Furniture and used clothing are
needed. Every Friday from now until
the event, furniture pick-up will be
available. For more information, call
David King at (248) 646-3353 .
The black-tie event "Merry-Go-
Round" will be held 7 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 9, at the Somerset Inn ballroom.
Merry Go-Round will honor Henry
Baskin and Morry and Margo
Cohen, who made it possible to
move forward and purchase the new
home, and Lois Shaevsky, who will
be honored as an outstanding volun-
teer. Lila Lazarus and Huel Perkins
are masters of ceremony.
Recently many volunteers gathered
Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:30-2 p.m. • Dinner: Mon.-Sat. 5:30-10:30 p.m.
Sunday 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
737-7220
32443 NORTHWESTERN HWY.
Fax: 737-7223
Between Middlebelt & 14 Mile
Visit us on the web www.hakatasushi.com
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OPEN 7 DAYS:
MON.- SAT. 7 a.m.- 9:30 p.m. SUN. 8 a.m.- 9 p.m.
6638 Telegraph Road and Maple • Bloomfield Plaza • 248-851-0313
Now Appearing
By Popular Demand!
New Lunch Specials
• 1/2 Sandwich & Soup
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omeone in the kitchen is thinking.
Trying new things — chargrilled
N.Y. strip steak on a bed of
carmelized onions and roasted
peppers, grilled fresh. (They mean it.)
Salmon with corn salsa!"
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• Chicken Rollup
• Cobb Salad
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Deli • Dining • Catering
Serving the finest
Jewish Delicatessen
since 1962
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Open until 10 pm
Sri /SW until 11 pm
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Open for Lunch & Dinner
Interior designers Richard Ross,
Amy Weinstein, Jeffery King and
Paul Canvasser help make Care
House beautiful.
T
he Child Abuse and
Neglect Council of
Oakland County, a
nonprofit organiza-
tion preventing and treating
Lois Shaevsky, Linda Nelson-Klein, Vicki Celani
children of child abuse, has
and Anne Weiner addressed invitations for
some exciting news. This fall
Merry Go-Round.
•
the Council will be moving into
a new home for its programs and
at the home of Vicki Celani ro
hosting its first black-tie event.
address invitations for the upcoming
Child Abuse Council's Care House
gala. For ticket information, call
Children's Center, the program help-
(248) 332-7173.
ing with trauma for young-
sters of sexual assault and
GENERATIONS
working with the justice sys-
The State of Israel Bonds
tem, will have a newly deco-
Women's Division and New
rated home thanks to some
Leadership Division hosts
local interior designers and
"Generations Fashion Show"
philanthropists.
5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, at
Interior designers Amy
Shaarey Zedek. Linda Dres-
Weinstein, Jeffery King,
ner, of Linda Dresner bou-
Linda Golden, Paul Can-
tique in Birmingham, and
CARLA JEAN
vasser, Sandy Seligman,
Cindy Kahn, of Kiddly-
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Richard Ross, Judee Lewis
winks children's boutique in
Local
Co
lumnist
and Kevin McManamon are
Birmingham, will present
designing rooms for Care House.
the fashion show with special guest
They also are hosting a huge furni-
Sherry Margolis.
ture/garage sale on Sept. 25-26 at
The models include many Israel
the former Crowley's building in
Bonds women with their daughters,
Birmingham. "We encourage dona-
daughters-in-law and grandchildren.
tions. It is tax deductible, and 100
Some lucky families will have four
percent of the proceeds will go to
generations represented. Some of the
Care House," said interior designer
organizers include Sandy Dembs,
Judee Lewis.
Andrea Hurwitz, Lisa Rotter, Linda