THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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DANNY RASKIN
EVENING OF ART &
MUSIC is set for May 11, 7:30-
10:30 p.m. by Autumn Hills ORT
and Art Poster Company at
LaMirage on Northwestern . . . $8
per couple advance, $10 at door
includes hors d'oeuvres, music
and viewing of affordable art .. .
Send checks to Debbi Kolb, 15691
Goldwin, Southfield 48075 . . . or
call Debbi, 557-1104, or Laurie
Binder, 644-3606 . . . Percentage
of all poster sales and any framing
will be donated to Women's
American ORT.
$13,000 WAS TURNED over
to Multiple Sclerosis Society .. .
from vastly successful benefit
noted as "Oscar's Reunion" re-
cently at Standard Club North on
Northwestern . . . 220 came for
dinner . . . and another 400 for the
$10 afterglow . . . as over 600
people attended.
Standard Club NO-rth's great
reputation also has a lot to do with
so many. people showing up .. .
Can't beat the food and service at
Standard Club North . . . Many
members call it the best buy any-
where.
Special thanks go to the fine
models who volunteered their
services in showing clothes at 10
p.m. Fashion Show for MS.
CONGRATS . . . to Sharon and
Carmi Slomovitz . . . on their 32nd
anniversary.
WHEN BRUCE GOLDMAN
was a youngster, he had a dream
of someday owning a top-class
men's wear store . . . the kind
where all those "sharp" guys
shopped . . . It came true but went
up in smoke about two months ago
when his L'Uomo Vogue on
Northwestern was fire damaged.
But its finally been reopened
. . . with today and tomorrow
grand opening days at the com-
pletely remodeled store on
Northwestern near Merchant of
Vino . . . Its 4,000 square feet in-
cludes many European fashions
not seen elsewhere . . . and com-
bines a contemporary look of ele-
gance with beautiful decor. .. .
The eight large overhead cubicles
are sensational . . . all oak floors
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LOOKING FOR A
SPECIAL PLACE
LISTENING POST
VIP FLIGHTS, limos, pre-
gala party, TV and radio inter-
views, personal appearances,
photographers, and lots of glitter
. . . Hollywood entertainers, ac-
tors, actresses, producers and di-
rectors . . . These are a far cry
from the usual test tubes, culture
dishes, computers and micro-
scopes . . . the world of cancer re-.
searchers at Michigan Cancer
Foundation.
But it is the glamor of Hol-
lywood which is capturing the im-
agination of MCF staff and volun-
teers preparing for their May 9
dinner in Renaissance Ballroom
of Westin Hotel, honoring Nor-
man and Karen Fell.
Spotlights and "star" light,
toasts and roasts, music and
entertainment . . . all are ingre-
dients for the gala celebrity bene-
fit dinner expected to be double in
attendance from last year.
The night the stars come to De-
troit . . . For inquiries about 3rd
annual, call Michigan Cancer
Foundation, 833-0710, ext. 201.
CONGRATS . . . to Marvin
and Florette Fortgang . . . on their
25th anniversary.
Friday, May 3, 1985
TO HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY?
Serving Metropolitan
Detroit Over 50 Years
. . . solid oak cash and wrap
counter . . . custom-made track
lights . . . cloth and brass walls
are gone and now back lighting
shines upon clothing of Bruce and
Manager Dave Rogovin . . . The
airy fresh look is a big-enhance-
ment for style.
BUNNY NICHAMIN came to
Detroit from Scottsdale, Ariz.
where she now resides with hubby
Dr. Alan Nichamin . . . to be in
The Parting with sister Margo
Cohen (Maurice) . . . The two
daughters of Ann and Sammy
Woolf did the 20-minute modern
dance musical three years ago .. .
and will be together again . .
May 10, 3 p.m. . . . at Jewish
Community Center, Drake Rd.
and W. Maple . . . in celebration of
Jewish dance and music . . . The
Parting tells of one sister coming
to America and getting married
. . . while the other is sent to a
concentration camp . . ..as victim
of the Holocaust.
MAY 11, 7:30 P.M. is chance to
bid on use of a condo in Aspen,
week for two at Nick Bollettieri's
tennis school, golf outings, TVs,
furs, diamond and gold jewelry,
small appliances, gift certificates
from local merchants, etc. . . . All
this at an auction by Michigan
Area Parents of DeSisto Schools
to help troubled teens . . . Will be
at McDonnell Towers, Civic Cen-
ter Dr. just east of Telegraph .. .
Donation at door or call Phyllis
Berger, 626-2634.
CONGRATS . . . to Dharlene
Norris . . . on her birthday.
ELDERLY WOMAN called
Gurwin's Autobody Klinic on W.
Eight Mile and said to Jerry Gur-
win, "You painted my car last
year and it's peeling already" ..
He told her the paint was guaran-
teed and would do it over again .. .
The woman rolled in with her
American Motors Matador (they
don't make them anymore) .. .
Jerry remembers painting the
gravel pan . . . five years ago .. .
She lost track of time but made no
difference to him . . . if lady
thought enough to bring her
Matador back, he'd redo the paint
work without charge.
Trouble with Jerry's work
through the years is that folks
have their cars fixed up to sell .. .
But it looks so good they wind up
keeping the auto.
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To Julius Chajes
A piano concert honoring the
memory of Mr. Julius Chajes will
be given by artist students of
Betty Kowalsky Stasson on Wed-
nesday at 8 p.m. at the Birming-
ham Community House.
Participating in the program
will be Paul Wu, Candace Tesch,
Adam Uzelac, Albert Klemptner,
Tanya Klemptner, Jacqueline
Krakow, Dr. Kenneth Tucker,
Deborah Tucker, Melissa Miller
and Leslie Brooks.
Concerti by Haydn, Bach,
Mozart, Beethoven,
Rachmaninoff, Grieg and
Schumann will be performed.
Admission is free, and the pub-
lic is invited.
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