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Friday, August 15, 1986
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
lamb, it's fleece was white as
snow . . . And everywhere that
Mary went the lamb was sure
to go . . . Mary "Mickey"
Stanek doesn't have a lamb,
but she had a big party . . . and
so many people dressed up to
follow Mary to King's Cove
condo clubhouse for her birth-
day shindig . . . where daugh-
ter and son-in-law Joan and
Paul Friel live.
Naturally all of Mary's chil-
dren . . . fun-loving and good
food lover son Frank, Daughter
Linda living in Toronto with
hubby John Vliestra, and son
Greg were there.
Mickey's sisters danced with
much merriment . . . My wife
Frieda and Jeanette Epstein
. . . Their brother, Michael Van
Haverbeck, was lost 20 min-
utes in a dark mens locker
room he had mistaken for the
mens room . . . couldn't find
any doors.
Dorothy and Jack Greisman,
very likeable Richard Wiez-
bicki, youngest person to retire
from Chrysler Motors . . ..only
48 in 1974 . . . Mary Jo Fisher
loving wonderful Caesar
salads at local eateries, Peter
Weston, Kelly Burgess, Jerry
Nardecchia and so many
others.
Mickey's gifts ranged from
bottles of champagne to a box
of cigars, an Eastern Onion
"show," clothing, etc.
Mary Stanek doesn't have a
little lamb but she sure has a
lot of family and friends who
love her very much.
CONGRATS ... to Diane
Dickinson . . . of Marilyn
Brooks and soon-to-open Cor-
poration Cortina . . . at Sugar
Tree, Orchard Lake Rd. . . . on
her 29th birthday.
TOM SHEY celebrates four
years in business this month
. . . and has already opened his
fifth store . . . Hansel & Gretel
number three, for youngsters
up to size four shoes, opened
about two weeks ago in Tel-12
Mall, designed by Ron Rey .. .
front entrance, first store.
He has Hansel & Gretel and
Kenneth Cole shoe operations
in Birmingham and Sugar
Tree . . . Plus shoes for gals at
Kenneth Cole in Sugar Tree,
Orchard Lake Rd. north of
Maple, Tom has now added the
Kenneth Cole collection for
men . . . Dad Leslie, from
whom Tom bought original
Hansel & Gretel, is now a
manufacturer's representative
for Dexter Shoes.
CONGRATS... to Ray and
Southfield Councilwoman
Vicki Goldbaum . . . on their
27th anniversary.
HOW DISAPPOINTED
and upset Michael Dega was
recently . . . not to say how mad
he was . . . Michael finally
turned 21 and went to buy
something which required the
legal age . . . Danged if they
didn't even ask him for some
i.d. (identification).
Birthday party for Michael
was at Summit Apartments
Clubhouse by mother Gordana
Dega, fiance of Mickey Golden
. Dr. Donald and Norma
Golden back from spa in
LaCosta, Calif. . . . and enroute
to Florida . . . Richard Golden
refusing to dance because "I
only dance Tuesday through
Sunday." (and this is Monday),
or "It's too crowded" (nobody on
dance floor), but finally getting
up and with wife Shelley,
showing the young folks a
thing or two about whirling
and twirling to heavy disco be-
ats.
Tamara and Eugene Fried-
man dancing like they sure
never did back in Russia . . . as
daughters Gabriella and Edita
smiled prettily . . . Friedman
house guest for five weeks from
West Germany, Sabina
Sharke, a mean twister and
shaker on the floor . . . Robert
Spector, with white "Michael
Jackson" coat, shaking it up
and taking off coat to reveal
West Point t-shirt.
CONGRATS ... to Bess
and Sol Rosenman . . . on their
56th anniversary . . . being
celebrated in London,
England.
ASYA'S CENTRE DE
BEAUTE has now also taken
over entire salon where it for-
merly just rented space in Sun-
set Strip on Northwestern .. .
Owners now are Asya Nis-
nevich and Rimma Zelkin .. .
with Asya's daughter, Alla,
managing . . . plus doing her
makeup magic . . . New name
of full-service salon is La
Femme.
JOAN LUNDEN, hostess
with host David Hartman on
Good Morning Amrica and
wife of former localite Michael
Krause, had her shopping
spree' and lunch at the
Boardwalk, Orchard Lake Rd.
south of Maple . . . Sister-in-
law Leah Krause Folton told
her to go to Begadim, her favo-
rite women's shop . . . and
that's where big limo pulled up
for the pretty unassuming,
Joan . . . Then it was shoes at
Sundance . . . and lunch at
Stage & Co.
THANKS ... to Michele
Deacon . . . for the coffee at vic-
tory party of Judge Jessica
Cooper, a runaway primary
winner for Oakland County
Circuit Court . . . If she wins in
November, which hardly
seems unlikely with all the
fabulous endorsements and
backing, Jessica will become
the fourth Jewish person
among 17 circuit justices .. .
and one of three Jewish woman
black robers . . . joining Hilda
Gage and Alice Gilbert.
Judge Susan Moiseev win-
ning her nomination to retain
seat on 46th District Court, so
charming and gracious . . . At
victory party, parents Ada and
Nate Moiseev couldn't be pro-
uder . . . She had been ap-
pointed by Governor Blan-
chard to fill Judge Norman
Feder's place when he passed
on.
Steve Cooper, winning one
nomination for vacant seat
with retirement of Judge Clar-
ence Reid, was a far-out front
runner at primaries.