46 Friday, October 14, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ex-Detroiter Gets Marathon 2nd Place
Rachel Portner, former
Detroiter of Honolulu, was
the second woman finisher
in last Sunday's Detroit
Free Press Marathon race
in downtown Detroit and
Windsor.
Mrs. Portner, 29, finished
the race in two hours, 50
minutes and 29 seconds.
Mrs. Portner married Dr.
Bernard Portner eight
years ago in Detroit. She
was born in Israel. The
couple now live in Honolulu
with their two daughters.
Dr. Portner's parents, Sam
and Ethel Portner, now live
in Ashkelon, Israel.
Mrs. Portner's time,
under three hours, qualifies
her for the Olympic trials.
In her only previous
marathon, last May in Hon-
olulu, she completed the
26-mile race in 3:12.51.
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Travel Series Opens Sunday
The Friends of the South-
field Public Library will
hold a used book sale from
9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Southfield Civic
Center Pavilion, adjacent to
the library.
For information, call the
library, 354-9100.
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Reservations Also Taken For Our $14 95 per couple Prime Rib or White Fish Dinners
Buses Available For
All Detroit Lions
Home Games
The city. of Detroit's an-
nual Senior Citizens Arts
and Crafts Sale will be held
Oct. 22-30 in the Michigan
Mart Building at the State
Fairgrounds.
Admission to the sale is
free. For further informa-
tion, call the Detroit Recre-
ation Department, 224-
1100.
Former Detroiter
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Restaurant-Lounges
INOW AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR FAVORITE OCCASION
EVERY SUNDAY
SATURDAYS ALSO ...12 Noon to 6 p.m.
• Bat Mitzvah
• Banquet
• Sweet 16
Arts, Crafts
at Fairgrounds
The Scoliosis Association
of Michigan will meet 7:30
p.m. Thursday in the Ad-
ministrative Services
Building of Beaumont Hos-
pital in Royal Oak. The
topic of the meeting will be
"Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Insurance."
The public is invited. For
information, call the associ-
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Wayne State University
professor Judith Ryan has
been awarded the Basilius
Award in Germanics for her
book, "The Uncompleted
Past: Postwar German
Novels and the Third
Reich."
The award, sponsored by
the university, provides
funds for the publication of
a scholarly volume through
the WSU Press. Ms. Ryan's
book will be published this
fall.
The city of Southfield will
launch its fourth season of
The name Fenster means
concerts-in-the-garden 10
a.m. Sunday at the Pruden- "a window" in Yiddish and
German. A seller or pro-
tial Town Center.
Tickets for the concert ducer of windows and doors
and brunch are available assumed this name.
—A Dictionary of
from the Southfield Cul-
Jewish Names and
tural Arts Division, 354-
4717.
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Former Detroiter Mischa
Lefkowitz, violinist with
the Los Angeles Philhar-
monic Orchestra and con-
certmaster with the Ameri-
can Chamber Symphony,
was awarded third prize in
the 1983 International
American Music Competi-
tion held in New York last
month.
Bowl-a-Thon
Benefit Set
The Southfield Parent-
Youth Guidance Commis-
sion will sponsor a fund-
raising bowl-a-thon at Ark
Lanes West 12:30 p.m. Sun-
day.
Those interested in par-
ticipating should contact
the city's Human Resources
Department, 354-4864.
Meet Candidates
in Southfield
The Senior Men's Club of
Southfield will host a "Meet
Your Candidates" after-
noon 1 p.m. Wednesday in
the dining room of the
Senior Center. Candidates
running for the Southfield
city council will participate.
Diabetes Class
at Beaumont
A free class for diabetics
and their families will be of-
fered 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, at
William Beaumont Hospi-
tal in Royal Oak.
Interested persons should
call 288-8986 to register.
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SUNDAY BRUNCH
• Bar Mitzvah
• Shower
• Birthday
Concert Series
at Prudential
WSU Cites
Prof for Book
open its 50th season 2:30
p.m. Sunday with a film and
lecture entitled "The New
Switzerland."
Tickets will be available
at the door, or may be ob-
tained by calling the art in-
stitute, 832-2730.
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Senior Citizens $7.95
Children
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