THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Art Exhibit
in Southfield

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING
POST

TIME WAS WHEN we
would shun away from fash-
ion shows . . . They were so
drab and boring as to ac-
cumulate heavy lids.
Not so today . . . or the
ones we've been attending
produced by Leah Marks.
Her latest might have
been the best of them all so
far.

Between 350 and 400
lassies and a few guys
who gathered at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek for the Is-
rael Bond Fashion Show
were enthralled at the
magnificent presenta-
tion.

Noon brunch began with
a gourmet offering put on by
Shaarey Zedek caterer Paul
Kohn, whose food was a
very fine intro to an excel-
lent fashion show enjoyed
by every person who
attended . . . So many are
still talking about it!
The show was more a
Broadway-type production
. . . with Yiddish and He-
brew music ... four dancers
from the Jewish Center
opening the festivities .. .
and 30 models creating
oohs, aahs and applause as
they displayed glamorous
original creations from Is-
rael's leading designers .. .
while Shirley Becker did
her fine commentary
offstage.
Media personages were
en masse . . . most picked up
by limousine service of E.J.
Nuccio's Betty's Place .. .
Sybil Little, Oakland Press;
Matt Beer, Detroit News;
Carol Teegardin, Detroit
Free Press; Mike Miller,
WXYZ radio (with wife
Peggy); Shirlee Iden, South-
field Eccentric; and myself.

It was a glamorous after-
noon and Paul Kohn's buffet
did much to create the ele-
gant feeling of such fantas-
tic fashions.
All affiliated with the
show presentation, except
the two lighting men, do-
nated their services for Is-
rael Bonds . . . Why the two
didn't is strange.
The
fashion
ex-
travaganza took only three
weeks to put together .. .
but looked more like a
three-month preparation
. . . much, much credit to Is-
rael, Rome, London, New
York, Chicago and Detroit
model Leah Marks . . . who
has quickly zoomed to the
top as a premier producer
and coordinator of glamor-
ous fashion shows . . . at
their best.

FOR MANY YEARS,

Pauline Weiss complained
she had never had a REAL
birthday party . . . She can't
say that again . . . Her
friends gave Pauline an un-
forgettable surprise party
complete with balloons,
male stripper, her favorite
Black Forest cake from Jac-
ques and fun . . . Esther and
Dave Ginsburg, the hosts,
went all-out with a buffet

and each guest brought
their specialty.
Hubby Leo fell off the
couch when the stripper
went into his dance .. .
Daughter Adele and friend
Jay Schnaith from Colum-
bus, Ohio were part of the
surprise . . . The friends who
made the party such a suc-
cess were Ilene and Marvin
Goldman, Elaine Kahrnoff,
Teddy and Aubrey Lansky,
Claire and Sy Lipten and
daughter Lori, Dotty and
Sol Morochnik and Anita
and Gene Sokoloff.
CONGRATS . . . to Mary
Been . . . on her birthday.
KEITH KINGSTON did
more than his share in car-
rying dad, Irving, to their
first place loft in the Jack
Benny AZA Father and Son
bowling tournament at
Yorba Linda on Woodward
. . . Keith rolled a whopping
618 series.
LOCAL GENT head of
Burger Chef in West
Branch and Alpena, Elliot
Baum, made a surprise out
of it by being married three
months ago to Denise
Davenport in Atlantic City.

WHEREVER THE

rumor started, it's false .. .
that there is no more Mon-
day night bingo at Cong.
Bnai Moshe on 10 Mile and
Church in Oak Park . . . The
parking lots are still very
much filled and the Monday
night games (doors open at
6) are getting bigger .. .
Workers like Chuck Fields
and so many others do a fine
job in bingo calling . . .
which is governed at Bnai
Moshe under the rules of the
Michigan State Bureau of
Lottery.
ERRATA . . Correct
spelling is Seymour Zate .. .
honoring his 50th anniver-
sary surprise party . . . by
Seymour Zate, Barry Zate
and Ileene Zate.
FINAL CALL for Oak
Park class of 1962 reunion,
Nov. 26, at Nifty Norman's
on Commerce Lake Rd. . . .
Call Shelley (Cherin) Mil-
ler, 645-1169; Eilene (Gold)
Kushner, 968-1955; or Bar-
bara (Mayers) Brand, 661-
2918.
THIS SUNDAY, 6:30
p.m. at Thunderbird Lanes,
W. Maple, Troy, is "Bowl To
Eliminate Cancer" by City
of Hope groups . . . Mr. and
Mrs., Helen Rosenberg
Cancer Fighters and Sophie
and Harry Hoffman Chap-
ter.

Ethnic Foods

The Women's Division of
the Greater Detroit Round
Table of the National Con-
ference of Christians and
Jews will present "Holiday
and Ethnic Tables" at its
open program Wednesday,
from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at
the North Congregational
Church, 26275 Northwest-
ern Hwy., Southfield. The
program is free and open to
the public.

Works by local illustrator
Van Dayan will be included
in an exhibition of artists
from the United States,
England and Mexico Satur-
day from noon to 6 p.m.
in the community room of
the new Five Thousand at
Town Center con-
dominiums. The exhibit is
free and complimentary re-
freshments will be served.

Antique Show
at Glen Oaks

Booths of primitives,
Oriental items, china and
jewelry will be on display at
the Glen Oaks Country
Club this weekend.
The fall antique show will
feature a rare collection of
15th Century Chinese Ming
vases. Show hours are noon
to 9 p.m. Saturday and noon
to 6 p.m. Sunday. Admis-
sion is free.

Hodgkins's Group
Meets Monday

The Michigan Hodgkin's
Disease Foundation will
hold its monthly meeting
7:30 p.m., Monday at Provi-
dence Hospital Medical
Building in Southfield. Dr.
Kurt Neumann will speak
on "Epidemiology of
Hodgkin's Disease." For
further information, • call
the foundation, 427-3737.

Diabetes Testing

Free blood tests to detect
diabetes will be offered by
180 Michigan hospitals and
health centers during Diab-
etes Detection Week, Sun-
day through Nov. 13.
The statewide testing
program is co-sponsored by
the American Diabetes
Association, Michigan Af-
filiate and is open to persons
over 18 years of age who
have not previously been
diagnosed as diabetic.
For best results, a meal
high in carbohydrates with
large amounts of starches
and sugars should be eaten
two hours before the test.
For information, call the
association, 552-0480.

Winter Art Fair
in Ann Arbor

OPEN MON.-SAT.
6 a.m. thru 9 p.m.

• BREAKFAST SPECIAL R

Mon.-Sat. 6-11 a.m.

• LUNCH SPECIALS
• DINNER SPECIALS
Regular Menu and
GOURMET COUNTERSIDE
SPECIALS
(Steak Diane, Caesar Salad,
Veal Dishes, etc., etc., etc.)

Your Hosts:

GEORGE & MARIA GOLEMATIS

569-7135

Complete
Carry-out

3 Blks. W. of Telegraph

15 OZ. DELMONICO STEAK
14 OZ. NEW YORK STRIP

12 OZ. FILET MIGNON_ .

CHOICE OF FRIES OR VEG., & GREEK BREAD
DINNERS FROM $3.95 to-$8.95
HAPPY HOUR 3 p.m. to 7 P.M.

MON., THURS.-11 a.m.-12 Mid.
FRI. & SAT.-11 a.m.-2 a.m.
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SUN.-12 noon-10 p.m.

Restaurant
(Senior Citizens 10% Discount)
25900 GREENFIELD AT LINCOLN
968-1150

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ANY
DINNER
FREE
FROM OUR SPECIAL MENU

FRI. & SAT.

a p.m. to 8 p.m.—SUN. 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.

WHEN YOU ORDER A SECOND, DIMMER OF EQUAL
OR GREATER VALUE FROM OUR SPECIAL MENU

OUR USUAL BREAKFAST SPECIALS DAILY i a.m. to 11 a.m.
EXTRA SPECIAL WEEKEND BREAKFAST

SAT. & SUN. 7 a.m.-10 a.m.

99c

• 2 EGGS (any style)

• TOAST

No Discounts — No Carry Out

SUPER DINNER SPECIAL!!
REPEAT BY HUGE DEMAND!!
NOV. 5 THRU NOV. 11

FRESH

1/2 WHITEFISH

24752 SOUTHFIELD RD
1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 10 MILE RD

Open Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

4

INCLUDES: SALAD OR COLE
SLAW, VEG. OR POT.,
BREAD BASKET &
OUR GREAT BAKED APPLE

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• ONE EGG (any style)

Sun. 6 . a.m.-10 a.m.

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BAGEL, ROLL OR TOAST

LUNCHEON SPECIAL—NOV. 5 THRU NOV. 11
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
NO SUNDAYS

OUR FAMOUS

$ 98

BAR-B-Q BEEF
SANDWICH

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Carry-Out

'INCLUDES: FRENCH FRIES

HOP OVER SPECIAL—NOV. 5 THRU NOV. 11

2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

NO SUNDAYS

HOT DOGS

INCLUDES: POT. SALAD OR BAKED
BEANS & BREAD BASKET

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RESTAURANT

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(Formerly Spiro's)

Restaurant
FOOD &
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An
exhibition
of
watercolor constructions by
Aviva Robinson will be on
display through the end of
November at the Allen
Rubiner Gallery in Royal
Oak.

25920 GREENFIELD at Lincoln
Oak Park
968-4060

24480 GRAND RIVER,

Nearly 300 artists and
craftsmen will display their
wares at the Ann Arbor
Winter Art Fair this
weekend.
The paintings, photo-
graphs, pottery, jewelry and
sculpture will be on exhibit
at the University of Michi-
gan Track and Tennis
Building today and Satur-
day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
and Sunday from 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. There is a charge for
admission.

Art on Display

Restaurant

Friday, November 5, 1982 29

$ 98

No
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• OMELETTES
• TUNA SALAD
•SANDWICHES
Your Hosts: SAM & JERRY FLOROS

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