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Caihtlb m.Cributt Frl, Feb. 4, 1972 47 UUWULIULM 4 mi umux c'jjial TO AM IAIA I WHIM CIOWM-VK 0 DAKIN IViRY SAT. SD I ICH'S ORCHESTRA 4 ST. VAltXTr CANCI FEB. 1 2 111 6RAK3 AVENUE OAKLAND 451-7040 FAMILY WAY TO DIKE EXCELttriT Af.lRICAtl Board Re Office Complex WALNUT CREEK It was the second time tha-Planning commissioners planning commission had act-J have recommended denial of ed on the rezoning request, an office budding complex Members deadlocked earlier.

Jf proposed on seven acres at the northeast corner of Ygna- 4 cio Valley and Bancroft roads. Voter Signup Date Applicants in the rezoning ANTIOCH Voters wishing application are Morrison, to qualify for the April 11 mu- Homes and A G. Spanos Con- nidpal election must register sanction The property not lata than Feb. 17, is owned by McGah and J3ai Jean Fashbaugh, city clerk, ley, announced. I Open 6 a.m.

to 1 o.m.. BANQUETS FOOD TO CO James Yco Prop. Credit Cards Accepted 7540 MacArthur Oakland 638-3400 InTheftasibay When you crave Chinese cuisine you have to consider (tptriUS tam V' coatrus I crucial FRI SAT SUN $275 MOSTACCIOLI AND SALAD ITALIAN TFTCTA ITALIAN STYLE A SLICED BEEF Jjlol m. 4 two banquet rooms available fqr receptions and parties to 135 chlneiai style tunken bar elevatedcocktafl lounge rock garden i circylar fireplace 1 4 2330 TELEGRAPH AVE. A.

OAKLAND CALIF TIFFAUY TERRACE D.GC3C36E 4 HAPPY HOUR: 75 MON. THRU FRI. WITH UNLIMITED HOT HORS DOEUVRES GEORGE'S RESTAURANT 2042 MacArthur Blvd. 533-4293 CIIIIJESE-AMERICAN SMORGASBORD All You Can Eat! COCKTAILS AND BIKINIS 5.30 To 7 P.M. Frederic Apcar has been one of Vegas top pro ducers for several years now.

His successes have been many and hes certainly left his mark on the town. Apcar first rose to prominence when he conceived and produced Las Vegas first lavish lounge revue Vive Les Girls." The show caught on like wildfire and hardly a performance was without a sellout. Because of the tremen dous response to this production, the Dunes revamped its main showroom and gave Apcar the go ahead to produce a spectacular on the scale of the Lido" and Tolies Bergere" shows, Sean Connery was hired to design a space age stage and the Dunes now famed Octoramic was born. Apcar presented his first edition" of Casino de Par-1 isP to open the new room. It proved a spectacular in every sense of the word.

It differed from the other spectaculars in town in that it featured a star performer, Line Refiaud, whom Apcar imported from France. In the meantime, Vive Les Girls" continued its smash run in the lounge and Apcar sent two editions of the show on the road. Just recently, the Dunes eliminated the lounge in favor of enlarging the casino area. Vive Les Girls" succumbed to rids move. However, Apcars latest edition of Casino de is going strong with rotund Faye McKay in tpe starring Miss McKay may just be the best crowd pleaser Apcar has had since Line Renaud.

In past productions, Apcar has presented his stars in Ziegfeldian fashion by having them descend a long flight of stairs to the center of the stage. The stairs are still there for this production but Miss McKay makes quite a splash out of not descending them. -i McKays voice is as big as her size. Besides belting out Bill Bailey" and Mame," a pair of naturals for her," she does a coloratura takeoff on Chiribiribin" and then stops the show with a parody on Twelve Days (Daze) of Christmas." Her lover, in the parody, gives her various labels of well known booze and by the time she gets to the twelfth'day well you can just about figure out the ending. Miss McKays chfrent run, Im sure, will be long one.

And, with or without "Vive Les Girls," Frederic Apcars presence in Las Vegas is sure to be felt for some time to come. in-mi' Daily Special 5 American Oakland 2021 Frultval Ay HOT ENTREES sap. DIFFERENT MACH DA $1.40 LUNCH $1.95 Me DINNER 11 A.M.-3:30 F.M. Phone 843-3000 (SUNDAY ALL DAY $1.95) DAILY-SUNDAY-1 1 AJA-I PJR. WrClM RID AY-SATURD AY-1 1 A.M.-10 PM.

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John Cirimele. And there were numerous others from as far away as Oregon. There was a great deal of reminiscing and Cappelli produced some of Wildes recordings to top off the evenings reunion. Some of the band members hadnt seen each other, or Wilde, for niore than 25 years. So its easy to see why the party lasted until just about closing time.

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OUTSTANDING BRUNCH Sundays ftounbJable FINEST BANQUET FACILITIES 398 6rond Oakland 0 pee 11a.rn.te 1a.m. Fri. 8 Sat. 1111 2 a.m. OAKLAND HILTON INN 4 4 DIRECTLY OFF FREEWAY ENTRANCE TO OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SANUAKSaO DUASAtfTKILL JTISIKLIHL'SrJSj AT THE PIPERS tf CAH 77 Bay Areas uniQue Frank and Joe Malta, who own the Golden West res-taurant here, are looking forward to seeing the first BART train hit the rails with paying customers.

For good reason, too, as theres a big BART parking lot directly to the rear of their restaurant The restaurant, as you know, 18 famous for its giant sized husk tamales. The brothers used to ship these tamales regularly to Chief Justice Earl Warren in Washington before his re-' tirement from the Supreme Court In addition to producing the tamales for their restaurant the brothers have a large wholesale operation with several weU known market chains as customrs. 1 i So they keep more thi just busy. Once BART opens, though, theyre going to need roller skates to keep up with it an. i WEEKEND FARE: Reiber Hovde at the Sea Wolf Tom Gentry at the Point After in Alamo The Debonaires at the Pleasanton Hotel New Accents Trio at the Concord Inn Vince Russell at the Briar- UCHIlDUri SMORGASBORD 3 5 CiyspVBACotf-aOsASE gate, also in Concord Don hQrore Quartet at the Bom- mith at Clancys on Broad- bay Bicycle Bar Janie Smil i ItfSHEDSipWtlCriBtfTS tp ObPpfy 6Rj)lb Chops I itasil Danish 1 Yi.US a -WIDE VARIETY ffeUiTS, HX OTtiER GOODIES and CuttH I Mill way Harvey Blanchard at the Poor Fisherman David Reamer at the Refectory in Oakland Duane Souza at Rickys in San Leandro.

Jimmy Cicero and the Train at King Richards Nob Hill Trio at the Elegant Farmer Tommy Donato in the Terrace Lounge of the Claremont Hotel Larry Ivey at the Alley on Grand Avenue Bob Wellman Trio at the Hyatt House. Chet McKintyre at the piano for the cocktail hour Doug Arlington at the Flanker on He-genberger Road The Dealers in the-Galaxy Lounge of the Holiday Inn Tom Francis Trio at the Oakland Hilton with Bob Brisbin during the cocktail hour. In Walnut Creek: Jeff Hughes Quartet at the Red Rooster, Loera at the Newell House and Andreas Triplis at the Parthenon Benny Butler at the Prime -Rib Inn in Hayward Bobby Austin tonight and tomorrow and Johnny Martins Sweet Com at the West 40 Chib, also in Hayward Sid Hoff and his orchestra at the Ali Baba Oklahoma Outlaws at Walt Gattos It Club in El Cerrito The Bambury Cross at Anns New Mo in East Oakland Howie Olson Trio at the Royal Inn Hal Huntsinger at Cozzys in Castro Valley I oO THE CLAREMONT HOTEL oooooooo presents BIG BAND SOUNDS Mli featuring ..) 1 I'lOl'l 1 Jo. VI I MK 1 I'l'IMl pf ml EAST BAY BAND O.i 2 SUNDAY FEB. 6, 1972- FROM 5 PM TO 9 PM Art McCue at the Villa San Ramop.

Danny Marona at the Whaling Station of the Jack London Inn Jimmy Lynch and Rudy Ray Moore at. the Showcase The Symbols at the New Sportsmans' Eunice Steele at the Piano at Oscar's The Cas-tials with Chris Kovacs at the Casuals on the Square. SAN FRANCISCO: Mills Brothers in the Venetian oom at the Fairmont Hotel Jack Ross Show at the Holiday financial district Arthur Lyman at the Hiyako Hotel Billy Falbo and Joni Costa at the Playboy Club Kenny Burrell tonight and tomorrow at the 3 Matador See you again on I (I 'v ii (. It IV i.K.ir.r.i iV vWi afternoon copktail dancing HEAR a musical montage of swing standards, Jazz and Othe super-bad sounds of today I m. ii .4.1 I 1 0 0 HIGH ATOP THE OAKLANDBERKEIEY HILLS 843-3000 or A Claremont at Ashby Avenues OaklandBerkeley, California at Retirement- Parity For Librarian BERKELEY Frank and Kittredge streets.

Dempsey, City Librarian' for the past 10 years who is retiring, will te honored at 5:30 pjn. Sunday at 'the Main Berkeley library, Shattnck The community is attend the reception, will be presentedby Friends of the Berkeley LBjrary. invited to which the Public ooooooooooooooooooocooooooccco on r. 6 A a A.