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Chairman of the March is
Flo Rose.
Women from these and
other fine humanitarian
groups are certainly a credit
to any community . . . and
deserve many plaudits for
the very fine work they do.
MURRAY HARTZ is
enjoying his retirement but
has taken a part-time job as
consultant at United News
Co. . ,. 9 a.m. to 12 noon five
days a week . . . United
News has the copyrights for
the Detroit and Suburban
Metro Street Guide and
Map.
10-YEAR-REUNION by
Oak Park High class of 1969
will be a dinner-dance, June
30, at Fairlane Manor in
Dearborn . . . Former class
members should contact
Ken Korotkin, 557-8050.
HUNTINGTON
WOODS' 19th Annual Art
Fair this year is May 19, 12
noon to 7 p.m. and May 20,
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. . . . on
Scotia Rd_ in front of the
Burton School.
An art auction, its first,
will 'be May 19 at 3 p.m.,
hosted by Channel 56's Paul
Winter. _
The two-day event has ar-
tists represented in
ceramics, sculpture, phtog,_
raphy, jewelry, textiles,
paintings, etc.
Also on hand will be a
children's section and
booths and displays by Hun-
tington Woods groups .. .
plus entertainment . . .
There is no admission
charge . . . Co-chairmen are
Judy Rubin (Bob) and Sue
Lepler (Barry).
PEOPLE, DISA 'N
BEST_ BET OF THE
WEEK . . . 13th Annual DATA . . . People go to Sib-
Night of Games this- Tues- ley Shoes on Greenfield in
day, at Raleigh House, by Lincoln Center to have Nate
Mr. and Mrs. Group, City of Weiner wait on them . . . He
gives that old school per-
Hope.
AN EYE ON THE world sonalized service . . . Col-
is what Lloyd Snider is umnist Shirley Eder likes
keeping . . . The son of individualized coloring on
Marge and Reub Snider is a her finger nails and brings
fourth year student at Bos- her own special bottle of
ton's New England College polish to Sandy Myers at
of Optometry, and recently Sandra Myers Nail Clinic,
did volunteer eye examina- downstairs at North Park
tions in Honduras . . . His Towers . . . Shows you how
itinerary then takes him to old-fashioned I am . . .
Mexico City, Chicago and Thought it was a rare thing
Detroit, from there he'll for Shirley to do this, but
leave for a three-month Phyllis Tyner and Marlene
clinical rotation at ,Hadas- Miller at The Jewish News
sah Hospital in Jerusalem set me straight that it hap-
. . . Marge and Reub's other pens many times . . . women
son, Stuart, was just admit- who want a certain color or
brand bring own bottles to
ted to the bar.
MONTH OF MAY IS their favorite manicurist.
Mae and Dave Fenton are
National Asthma Center
drive . . . with volunteer now living in Boca Raton,
women coming to homes Fla.
Twenty-first birthday by
and giving receipts for all
donations . . . It's called City of Southfield had little
March For Breath . . . with party in the lobby at City
monies going to the Na- Hall . . . with Councilwo-
tional Jewish Hospital and man Jean McDonnell serv-
National Asthma Center ing cake cut by community
relations head Sarah Berg
which have merged.
In this area, there are two . . . and Jean politely not
chapters . . . The Detroit licking the icing off her fin-
League, presided over by gers, although temptation
Rose Weingarden (Ben) and no doubt reared itself with
the Northwest Detroit emphasis.
Chapter, whose president is
Lying lips are an abomi-
Martha Burnstein (Morris).
nation to the Lord.
VERY FEW FAMILIES
can boast a father and son
with one bowling a 300
game and the other shoot-
ing a hole-in-one.
The father, Milt Reznick,
rolled his perfect kegling
session as a member of Tik-
vah Lodge against Morgen-
thau at Luxury Lanes in the
Bnai Brith Tournament of
1974.
The son, Barry Reznick,
an assistant Wayne County
prosecutor, shot his ace re-
cently on the par three,
180-yard seventh hole at
Godwin Glen Golf Course
in South Lyon . . . He used a
three iron.
Playing with Barry were
. . . Donald Shifman, Doug
Shifman and Tony Lee.
REGARDS TO.ALL are
brought back from
Scottsdale, Ariz. by Lil and
Percy Swartz, there for a
month's stay . . . "Hi De-
troit" is sent by former loca-
lites Leanora and Lou
Stern, Sue and Sam
Goldfarb and Sheila and
Leonard Brinauer.
EVERY DAY IS sale day
with Eva and Al Perlmutter
. . . at their Perlmutter
Executive Gifts showroom
downstairs at North Park
Tower . . . always 25 percent
off . . . It has one of the
largest varied displays
around . . . from simple pens
to 14 and 18 karat gold and
diamonds . . . plus so many
other things people prob-
ably never thought existed.
GET WELL WISHES
. to Iry Lachman . . . re-
covering at home from a
heart attack.
Seventh PAL Golf Tourney
Slated June 19 at Wabeek
The seventh annual and J.C. Penny stores, or by
Police Athletic League calling the Detroit Police
(PAL) golf invitational, Athletic League, 224-4080.
chaired by radio personality
J.P. McCarthy, will take
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place June 19 at Wabeek
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Wally Armstrong, George
"In The Big Red House"
Bayer, George Burns III,
Pete Brown, Terry Diehl,
Marty Fleckman, George
Italian-American Cuisine
Johnson, Jerry Heard,
Bruce Lietzke, John Mahaf-
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MOTHER'S DAY
Venturi, Bobby Walzel,
Tom Watson, Kermit Zarley
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Plans for the tourna-
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ment call for a top golf
professional to join each
of 46 teams scheduled to
play the par 71 course de-
signed by Jack Nicklaus
Children 3-10
and Peter Dye.
$1.69
$1.39
Sports and entertainment
personalities and political
Under 3
figures also will participate.
Tickets are available at
Hudson's, Montgomery
19731 W. 8 MILE RD.
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only the 11th largest Jewish
population in the U.S., our
Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund is
America's fourth largest
campaign
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