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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Primrose to Have Annual
Singer, Musician to Entertain Jewish Art
Topic of Talk
at UHS Women's Donor Lunch Dr. Joseph Gutmann, pro- Donor at Cong. Beth Achim
Norma HarPaz and Ab-
raham Ben-Ze'ev will be the
featured entertainment for
a donor luncheon hosted by
the Woman's Auxiliary of
United Hebrew Schools at
12:15 p.m. Nov. 9 at Cong.
Beth Achim.
was
HarPaz
Ms.
graduated from Hunter Col-
lege, where she earned a
Bachelor of Arts degree in
Hebrew Literature. She
sings in both Hebrew and
Yiddish.
European born, Ben-
Ze'ev lived for several years
in Israel, where he became
involved in both Israeli
music and folk dance. In
1973, he toured Europe with
Hatsabarim, a professional
Israeli dance company, as
both dancer and musician.
Ms. HarPaz and Ben-
Ze'ev have made numer-
ous appearances on
stage, radio and televi-
sion. Both have appeared
at the Washington, D.C.
Israeli Folk Dance Festi-
val. Most recently, they
have appeared with the
Pastiche Woodwind
Quintet. Ben-Ze'ev is the
musical director and ar-
ranger of the ABZ Or-
chestra.
For reservations and tic-
ket information, contact
Mildred Grossman, 851-
5666; or Jean Levy, 357-
0424.
Business Briefs
Lisa Lapides has been
named media relations
coordinator at Anthony M.
Franco, Inc.
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Daniel
Harris,
hairstylist at Emile Salon,
is available to present
workshops on hair care and
styles to organizations.
During the presentation, he
will do a makeover of a
member of the audience.
For details, call Harris,
642-3315.
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Alan G. Yelensky re-
ceived the "Leading Fu-
tures Graduate Award"
from Noah Lambert, man-
ager of the Detroit - Lam-
bert Agency for Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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hours are noon-5 p.m. Sun-
day, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday,
Thursday and Friday and
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
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Bookpeople in the Or-
chard Mall will host author
and columnist Erma Born-
beck at an autograph ses-
sion 2 p.m. Thursday.
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The John Kent Stores
have opened a new store at
the Tech Plaza Center in
Warren. Additional loca-
tions are at Wonderland
Mall, in Livonia, at Tel
Huron Center in Pontiac
and at the Orchard Mall in
West Bloomfield. Hours at
the men's clothing stores
are noon-9 p.m. Monday
through Friday, 10 a.m.-9
p.m. Saturday and noon-5
p.m. Sunday.
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Tel-12 Mall will host the
Greater Detroit Chrysan-
themum Society fall show
Saturday and Sunday. The
Bichon Frise Club of South-
eastern Michigan will spon-
sor a "fun match" noon-5
p.m. Sunday at the mall.
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Robert A. Shapiro,
Perry Drug Stores vice pres-
ident of health care ser-
vices, has been named to the
Michigan Board of Phar-
macy by Gov. James J.
Blanchard.
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Charlotte's Knit Shops,
Old Orchard Mall and Nine
Mile and Coolidge in Oak
Park, will present a special
trunk showing of fashions
created from Lane Bor-
gosesia Yarns.
The trunk showing will
take place today at the Oak
Park store, and Saturday at
the West Bloomfield store.
Refreshments will be
served. Hours are 10 a.m.-6
p.m. both days in both
stores.
Beth E. Miller of Ann
Arbor and Eric S. Silver-
man of Southfield have
been designated James
Bowdoin Scholars at Bow-
doin College.
fessor of art history at
Wayne State University,
will present a slide-lecture
on Jewish art Sunday at
7:30 p.m. at the Oak Park
Library.
Rabbi Gutmann lectures
widely at art museums,
universities, congregations
and international congres-
ses. He is contributor to
learned publications and
author of numerous books
and articles.
The program is sponsored
by the Oak Park Arts and
Cultural Commission. For
information, call the lib-
rary, 548-7230.
Irene Rodman, president
of the Primrose Benevolent
Club, will preside over the
organization's 49th annual
donor luncheon to be held
noon Oct. 18 at Cong. Beth
Achim.
Ceil Mager will recite the
invocation. Estelle Kauf-
man will sing the anthems,
accompanied by Bess Grus-
kin. Entertainment will be
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tals."
Prizes will be distributed
by chairman Etta Klein-
man, who will be assisted by
Estelle Alter, Ruth Alter
and Fannie Baren.
The group will meet noon
Wednesday in the Lincoln
Towers Apts. club house to
make final plans for the
donor. Petite luncheon will
be served.
Marriages
Elizabeth J. Danto and
Gerald Danto Gilbert
were married in a recent
ceremony. The couple is re-
siding in Detroit.
Correction
The S&H Cleaning ad-
vertisement on Sept. 30
included an incorrect tele-
phone number. The tele-
phone number for S&H
Cleaning is 332-0590.
IRENE RODMAN
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Sharon- Brennen and
Bill Davidson were mar-
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