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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Maimonides Women
Donor Day Nears
FOOD & SPIRITS
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in the New Center Theatre District,
metro Detroit's newest night spot.
The best of Broadway at the Fisher Theatre and top Off
Broadway productions at the nearby Attic Theatre are
attracting thousands of theatregoers to the area surround-
ing Detroit's landmark Fisher Building.
Experience the "new" New Center Area, complete with a
visit to one of our many fine restaurants.
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Lelli's
The Intermission
875 5900
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875 7711
Gertie's Garden
Mr. Mike's What's On Second?
874 2246
871 6722
Hotel St. Regis
Normandie
on the Park
873-3000
American, Cantonese, Szechuan Restaurant
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'Marlene Moss
Marlene Moss, general fund
raising chairman, Women of
Maimonides Medical Society, has
announced that tickets are still
available for the group's 39th an-
nual Donor Day which will be
held on March 19 at Fairlane
Manor. This is the group's major
fund-raising event of the year.
At 10 a.m. boutiques will be
opened for browsing and shop-
ping. Women's sweaters, chil-
dren's apparel, handbags, candy,
original artwork and ceramics,
stationery, jewelry, giftware and
many more items will be avail-
able.
Luncheon will be served at
noon. Highlighting the after-
noon's program will be a fashion
show presented by Michigan de-
signer Bette Appel.
Maimonides maintains an
interest-free scholarship loan
fund for students attending
Wayne State Medical School,
University of Michigan Medical
School, Michigan State Medical
and Osteopathic Schools and He-
brew University in Jerusalem.
Some of the many groups that
benefit from Maimonides are:
Parents Association for Jewish
Residential Care, Children's Hos-
pital Burn Center and Center of
Abused and Neglected Children,
Serve-a-Camp, Fresh Air Society,
visually handicapped, Depart-
ment of Special Education.
Assisting Mrs. Moss are: Trea-
surer, Sue Salesin; souvenir book
editor, Leila Eidelman; souvenir
book advertising chairmen: Patti
Phillips and Molly Weston; trib-
utes, Cheryl Kerwin, Lauren Be-
ndix, Carol Bruner, Judy
Fraiberg, Marie Levy, Andrea
Rubinstein, Cindy Schnaar, Bar-
bara Shumer; memoriams-
tributes-souvenir book, Mickey
Shapiro; patrons fund, Carolyn
Frankel, family pages, Suzanne
Shumaker, Phyllis Rochen,
Laurie Green; honor roll, Claire
Lipton, tickets; Linda Klein and
Joani Lesser; reservations: Jean-
nie Weiner; hostess chairman-
donor luncheon, Brenda Pensler;
prizes, Janice Berkower and Toby
Schlussel; decorations, Beverly
Docks; boutiques, Reinart Gel-
zayd and Sally Horvitz: publicity,
Ann Benderoff.
Advisers are: Rhea Appelman,
Gail Tukel, Anne Silver, Ethel
Levy, Alta Kazdan, Carol Coskey,
Shirley Alpiner and Clarice Axel-
rod.
President is Pearl Seltzer
August.
Babysitting is available by
reservation. For advance ticket
purchase or information, call Mrs.
Moss, 661-0622.
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and receive a 15% Discount for you and your entire party. ONE GUEST 01E01. Please
SOUTHFIELD
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Between Southfield Rd. & Evergreen
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magazine's readers poll, Nov. '84 issue.)
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Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
And Ask for Tish
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WHAT MAKES KINGSLEY
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SO GREAT ANYWAY?
• White linen and silver service.
• Elegant ambience of the Kingsley dining rooms.
• No compromise is ever made with quality or freshness.
• A dazzling, ever-changing array of breakfast, luncheon and
dinner favorites, and pastries from our own pastry chef, too
numerous to mention.
• Sane prices: only $7.75 for adults, $4.95 for children age 7
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