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PAT ARCHER: 3534355
28875 Franklin Rd. at Northwestern & 12 Mile
Southfield; - MI
came asking to be opened and
its contents were equally in-
triguing ... an invitation to a
sneak preview of fall and winter
Benetton fashions plus introduc-
tion of children's line to the
Midwest ... Preview on Aug. 21
benefits Michigan Cancer Foun-
dation.
Guests will be greeted at the
Betton Birmingham store by
valet parkers ... and the party
held under Mother Nature's
canopy ... with tents erected for
the occasion ... Wine reception,
Italian buffet, and desserts dis-
play ... Snappy music to show
new season's fashions by lovely
models ... Casual attire ... lots
of fun ... 6:30 to 9:30, Aug. 21
... Advance reservations a
must, $50 per person ... by cal-
ling Michigan Cancer Founda-
tion, 833-0710, ext. 201.
CONGRATS ... to Al
andSelma Kotzen ... on their
anniversary ... and Al's birth-
day.
EVER HEAR OF a per-
sonalized garbage can? ... Just
about anything in the most un-
usual store recently opened by
Judy and Iry Mendelson ... It's
called Signatures at Sugar Tree,
Orchard Lake Rd. north of
Maple ... with artists on prem-
ises to 'draw "caricatures or
whatever plus put personal
names on merchandise sold ...
No added costs involved ... ev-
erything included in one price
... No store like it in this
region of country ... Florida's
Boca Raton has one and its a
sensation ... Might be that
Judy and Iry have hit on the
perfect gift solution.
IT'S DR. MICHAL WEIN-
MAN now ... as son of Joe and
Anne Weinman graduated
Palmer School of Chiropractic in
Davenport, Iowa.
REUNION DEPT
Southfield-Lathrup High class of
1975 10-year reunion is set for
Nov. 30 at St. Regis Hotel on W.
Grand Blvd. ... For more info,
call Julie Singer, 352-2596.
THEY BOTH WENT
through Central High and
graduated together ... have
been friends 40 years ... Now
Thelma Weiss and Irene "Tor-
chy" Silverman are celebrating
their 10th anniversary at New
Generation in Applegate
Square, Northwestern Hwy.
ERRATA DEPT. ... The
name is Pearl Greenberg, not
Goldberg, married recently to
accountant Iry Magy.
BEST BET Of The Week ...
Fourth Annual Jewish Film
Festival this Sunday (through
Aug. 25), 8 p.m., at Southfield-
Lathrup High Auditorium, W.
12 Mile.
SIX YEARS AGO Aryana
Itkis, Olga Kotikovsky and
Rachel Mulch were "red taped"
behind the Iron Curtain trying
to get• exit visas from the Soviet
Union ... with dream of coming
to America . .. It was The
American Dream Come True in
1979 and all three families set-
tled in Detroit ... What seemed
beyond imagination is today a
reality with the opening of La
Niege, a beauty facility featur-
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ing European skin and body
care in La Mirage on North-
western.
NEARLY 700 POUNDS in
collective weight loss of nine
Midwest folks on Weight
Watchers' program ... They
were in regional Weight Watch-
ers Member Of The Year compe-
tition yesterday at Renaissance
Center ... WW head gal Florine
Mark-Ross spoke as the nine
members who achieved weight
loss goals they never thought
possible and have a new lifes-
tyle, vied for the regional title
... Winner will compete in na-
tional competition, Sept. 10, at
Music Hall in New York ... Ul-
timately, one U.S. representa-
tive will be selected to compete
at the international competition
in Versailles, France in October.
WAS FIRST TIME visit to a
synagogue for Katy Weiss,
granddaughter of Ruth and
Harold Weiss ... at recent bar
mitzvah of great nephew Jason
Paul Kief in Cong. Beth Ab-
raham Hillel Moses ... Katy sat
next to Grandma Ruth and
asked to wear her gold bracelet
... She had been wearing
Ruth's costume jewelry all week
during visit by their children,
Dr. Alan and Geri Weiss of
Laguna Beach, Calif. with other
grandchild, Max ... to keep
Katy quiet in shul, Ruth let her
wear the bracelet ... Getting it
back was another thing ...
when she asked for it, little
Katy said, "Oh, no, Grandma,
we love each other and we share
everything."
MAIL DEPT. ... "Ray and I
have just become grandparents
for the fifth and sixth time,
courtesy of daughter Nancy and
son-in-law George Jacoby of
Mendocino, Calif. Nancy gave
birth to her second set of twins
in 21/2 years. First two were
girls, Alexis and Eden. Second
set are boys, Simon and Daniel.
The other two grandkids, Em-
mett and Abby, belong to Cindy
and Joel Schkloven who live in
Huntingtqn Woods.
"We're "Bubbe" and "Ray" to
the four who are talking. Seems
like yesterday when I was up on
a stage prancing and singing
and no I am bubbe of six. My
how the time does fly when
, you're having fim."
Virginia "Ginny" Sharkey
WHO' KNOW WHERE ... I
can find either or both of these
two great books ... by First
2000 Years — The Story Of The
Wandering Jew . . . and Invinci-
ble Adam? .. .
LOOKING BACK On Col-
umns Of Yesteryears ...
MAY 28, 1948 ... "Wheeling
a buggy down Dexter last week,
Martha Hoberman met woman
she hadn't seen for some time
... The lady glanced int the
carriage ... expressed
enthusiasm as she said it looked
like Martha's husband, Bert ...
Unable to get a word in
edgewise, Martha just stood
there listening ....until the
woman talked herself out . .
then exclaimed that the baby
belonged to her sister Ruth!"