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Sept. 7—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Waldman (Nancy Kosit),
16130 Mt. Vernon, Southfield,
a daughter, Stacey Beth.,
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Aug. 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Stybel (Debbi
Stein), 6093 Wynford, West
Bloomfield, a son, Jeremy
Todd.
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Aug. 29 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel N. Kline (Elissa
Kass), 5875 Shaun, West
Bloomfield, a daughter, Kar-
en Helen.
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Aug. 29 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Marcus (Linda Samp-
,son), 20330 LaCrosse, South-
field, a son, Scott Jason.
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Aug. 28 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Katkowsky
(Fran Schwartz), 23170 Gard-
ner, Oak Park, a daughter,
Tracy Beth.
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Aug. 27 — To Mr. and
Mrs. David Tisdale, 10160
Dartmouth, Oak Park, a
daughter, Risa Suzanne.
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Aug. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
William Winshall (Karen
H e r t z), 27215 Berkshire,
Southfield, a son, Brian
Michael.
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Aug. 22 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hamburger
(Merrill A n n Hoffman),
20189 Picadilly, a son, Dan-
iel William.
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Aug. 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Monash (Carol
Weinberg), 30397 Club House,
Farmington Hills, a son,
Jeffrey Brian.
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Aug. 15 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Gunsberg
(Sherry Stolar), 15151 Ken-
wood, Oak Park, a son, Dan-
iel Sheldon.
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Aug. 15 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Harvey Golden (Joan Zerry),
18500 Midway, Southfield, a
son, Laurence David.
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Evil Knievel is a bad
sport, but not in the tradi-
tional sense of the word.
According to a story in the
earlier editions of Friday's
Detroit News, Knievel re-
fused to speak to Robert
Arum, president of Top
Rank, Inc. a New York-
based firm that controls
closed circuit television
rights for sports events, for
financing because "there are
three things in this world
that he hates the most —
lawyers, New Yorkers and
Jews."
To that Arum replied: "So
for me strike three." Arum
is a graduate of Harvard
law school, former assistant
U.S. attorney general for the
'Southern district of New
York and a Jew.
However, in the final edi-
tion of the News, Arum was
quoted as saying that Knie-
vel refused to see him be-
cause he "hates lawyers and
New York types."
Knievel, whose real name
is Robert, failed in his at-
tempt Sunday to cross the
V3-mile wide Snake River
Canyon in Twin Falls, Idaho,
when a parachute on his en-
gine - powered motorcycle
opened prematurely drop-
ping him and the motor-
cycle into the river.
Ex-Detroiter
at Salzburg Fete
It
Aug. 11—To Dr. and Mrs.
James Ginzler (Susan Osher
of Flint), 2557 Somerset,
Troy, a son, Bradley Mat-
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Sept. 13, 1974-57
Hillel Day School Will Benefit
From Local Artist's Show, Sale
vidence, Sinai, Children's and
Detroit General hospitals;
Hillel Day School, the Fisher
Building, the Jewish Family
and Children's Service, Ford
Auditorium, the Southfield
City Hall, the Old Orchard
Shopping Center and in sev-
eral private homes.
His works also appear in
the collections of the Penta-
gon, actress Barbara Stan-
wyck in Hollywood and Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin of Is-
rael.
Max Shaye, artist, busi-
nessman and philanthropist,
is pictured here with his
oil - on - canvas work entitled
"Champion." The 70-inch by
50-inch painting was among
the 180 put on display by
Shaye for' his art/show sale
to benefit Hillel Day School
of Detroit.
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By HEIDI PRESS
An oil-on-canvas painting
of a pair of enticing red lips,
aptly entitled "-invitation,"
was among the works dis-
played Sunday by Max Shaye
in a preview of his art works
to go on sale this weekend
to benefit Hillel Day School
of Detroit.
Shaye, a businessman and
philanthropist, painted the
more than 180 oil-on-canvas
and serigraph-on-paper paint-
ings displayed at his spa-
cious suburban home. ' Ab-
stracts, sunsets, still life
paintings with fruit, a tiger
entitled "Big Car' and
Shaye's imposing "Champion"
pictured here, a black oil-on-
canvas bull, were exhibited
gallery-style throughout the
lower floor of his home and
on the grounds.
A student of Sarkis Sarkis-
ian at the Society of Arts and
Crafts here, New York-born
Shaye has been painting for
the past 17 years. He paints
abstracts and representation-
Browsers at Sunday's pre-
view were invited to make
purchases, however, those
works and the others will be
shown at a champagne re-
ception 9:15 p.m. Saturday
at Hillel Day School.
The following day, Sunday,
the show will be open to the
public beginning at noon at
the school. At 3 p.m., Shaye
will give an illustrated talk
on "Everything You Wanted
to Know About Art, but Were
Afraid to Ask.' Proceeds
from the art show/sale will
go to the Hillel Day School
Scholarship Fund. Admission
is free.
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Singles Go Bowling
Jewish Center Young
Adults will host a mixed
bowling league 12:30 p.m.
Sundays at Ark Lanes West
starting Sunday. For infor-
mation, call Judy Housman,
MAX SHAYE
559-7134, or Karen Hober-
al pieces, and explained that
man, 545-8259.
he uses a variety of media
because he likes to experi-
FACE TO FACE
Be honest in your convic- ment.
tions and all your problems
Locally, Shaye's works are
will take care of themselves. displayed at Channel 56, Pro-
Best Wishes
for a
Very Happy New Year
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Allan
Oak Park
extend best wishes to all their
relatives and friends for a
healthy, happy New Year
A Happy & Healthy
- NEW YEAR
to all our friends & relatives
Gail & Herschel Epstein
David & Danny
HOLIDAY GREETINGS"
from
Mr. & Mrs. H. Obron
and Family
25738 Ivanhoe
Huntington Woods, Mich.
May The New Year bring
peace and health to all our
relatives and friends
MR. AND MRS.
SAM GLASSMAN
Oak Park
Best wishes to all my
friends and relatives
for a happy and joyous
New Year
MR. & MRS. JACK
RIBIAT AND FAMILY
MRS. ROY NATHAN I
wish all their relatives
and friends a happy, healthy
and prosperous New Year
Southfield
we wish all our friends and
relatives a happy,
healthy New Year
MR. & MRS. SAUL ROTT
AND ZANETA -
MR. AND MRS.
RAYMOND SILVERMAN
AND FAMILY
wish all their friends and
relatives a happy, healthy
New Year
RUTH AND
FRED
KATZ
Southfield
Wishing All My Friends
and Relatives A Very
Healthy and Happy
New Year
Oak Park
Southfield
wish all their friends and
relatives a year of health
and happiness
N.
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SULAMIS (SHULA)
GOLDOFTAS AND FAMILY
N.
Mel & Inez Kepes
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At the Salzburg Festival
recently, former Detroiter
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes
was greeted by Austria's
President Dr. Rudolph
Kirchschlaeger, who com-
mended her for her labors
to advance musical educa-
tion.
MR. AND MRS.
KENNETH CHUPACK
& SONS, SCOTT & ERIC
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Wish All Their Relatives - and Friends
A Happy, Healthy, Prosperous
NEW YEAR
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THE SCHUSSLER'S
Agnes, Bill, Jeff & Mike
Wishing Our Friends & Relatives
A Happy, Healthy & Prosperous
NEW YEAR
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New Year Best Wishes
To All Our Friends and Relatives
MR. & MRS. PAUL L SHERIZEN
AND FAMILY
21901 Parklawn, Oak Park, Mich.
JOAN & ARTHUR SCHOTT
and Mike and Andrea
wish all their friends and
relatives a happy, healthy
and prosperous New Year
To All Our Relatives and Friends
A Happy, Healthy New Year
BARNET REALTY CO.
(The Bookspans)
Southfield, Michigan
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