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Express your loving apprecia-
tion to Mom at the Michigan
Inn on Mother's Day.
The very special festivities
begin at 11:00 a.m. Sunday,
May 8, with our outstanding
brunch, which includes a com-
plementary glass of champagne.
There will be innumerable
delectable delights, islands of
fresh fruits, made to order
specialties and pastries galore.
A veritable feast for both the
eyes and the palate.
The price is just $15.95 for
adults and $7.95 for children
under twelve, plus tax and
gratuity. There will be flowers
for Mom and reservations are
required. Call 559-6500.
Make Mom feel really special
on Mother's Day at the
16400 J.L. Hudson Drive
Southfield, Michigan 48075 313/559-6500
Please use the Ballroom entrance.
Liz Walters Cashes In
On 'Wheel Of Fortune'
DANNY RASKIN
Local Columnist
T
ake your pick . . .
will Liz Walters choose
the cash, jewelry or a
new Corvette? . . . Watch her
on "Wheel Of Fortune", May
4 . . . Channel 4, 7:30 p.m. . . .
and see the taping of the
popular nightime game show.
Joining her on stage after
her luscious $60,000 win were
Bernice Dryman, Toby Silver-
man and Harlene Sosin .. .
Liz's hubby, Jerry, • was at
work at Supreme Distributors
waiting for her call . . . (P.S.
She chose a white Corvette
convertible, but still wound
up with plenty of dough.)
DR. HAROLD ROLAND
just wanted to see a movie for
his 70th birthday recently,
but wife Les Lee had the
small theater packed with
friends and family to yell
"surprise!" when he came in
. . . Joining the celebration
were his son Marc, and
daughter-in-law Sari Roland,
daughter Marci and son-in-
law Dale Lebow, and
daughter Kimberly who flew
in from Wisconsin . . . The
same comment was heard all
evening, "It's hard to believe
that Doc is 70. He looks
great!"
CONGRATS. . . . to Avery
Chen . . . on his 33rd birthday
. . . No, he's not Chinese .. .
That's an Israeli name.
CONGRATS. . . . to Shirley
and Ray Abrams . . . on their
40th anniversary . . . Recent
celebration at Lelli's was by
daughter Susan, son Henry
and daughter-in-law Wendy
Abrams, and son Michael and
daughter-in-law Lisa Abrams.
CONGRATS. . . .
to
Marilyn Karbal . . . on her
birthday . . . to Dharlene Nor-
ris . .. on her birthday . . . to
Rick Nessel . . . on his
birthday.
IF YOU DON'T think
there are many hungry peo-
ple in Oakland County, you're
sadly mistaken . . . The
number goes into the
thousands.
It may be one of the nation's
richest counties, but a serious
hunger problem exists in
Oakland County . . . In 1987,
Lighthouse, a last-chance
relief agency for many
citizens who do not qualify for
other types of assistance (no
one is turned away by
Lighthouse), supplied food to
16,876 persons and Noreen
Keating, Lighthouse ex-
ecutive director, says, "We
still know there are many
people who go to bed hungry
every night."
New twist to this year's
Lighthouse Walk for Hunger
. . . with participants being
asked to decorate their
favorite walking shoes and
awards will be given for the
most beautiful, the ugliest
and most creative at seventh
annual Six-Mile Walk For
Hunger, May 7 . . . It begins
at All Saints Episcopal
Church on Pike St. in Pontiac
at 10 a.m. . . . For walk forms,
call Lighthouse, 375-2462
weekdays.
DEDICATED LASSIES of
Temple Beth El's Sisterhood
have been collecting, sorting
and pricing merchandise for
their annual Spring Rum-
mage Sale . . . And now it's
here, May 12, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.,
and May 13, 9 a.m. to 12
noon, at the temple,
Telegraph and 14 Mile.
Name it . . . anything from
designer clothing to
household items to toys, fur-
niture, sports equipment,
books, etc. have been donated
. . . Money goes for the
Sisterhood projects including
its youth scholarships . . . Ad-
mission is free.
EVER HEAR of jeweled
crystal eggs? . . . No, it's not
something to eat . . . That's
what Jules Schubot
Jewellers, W. Big Beaver,
Troy, will show May 3-4 .
The intricately-carved crystal
eggs are each on an 18 carat
gold base and designed with
patterns of diamonds and
gold.
REUNION DEPT. . . .
1978 grads of Oak Park High
class get together is Sept. 10
at Radisson Plaza Hotel in
Southfield . . . Call OP High,
548-0209 . . . Cass Tech alum-
ni classes '46-'49 has search
on for its 40-year shindig
planned for Nov. 26 .. . Call
Pat (Green) Debski, 293-7311,
or Sylvia (Grigsby) Thomas,
532-8682 ... Shultz Elemen-
tary School class of 1965 fun
fest is Oct. 1 weekend . . . For
info, call Linda Meltzer Weitz,
788-0110.
BERKSHIRE HOTEL
gets American Automobile
Association's (AAA) Four Dia-
mond Award for the second
consecutive year.
It's owned and operated by
Eric Yale Lutz & Associates
. . . which also has the
Berkshire Hilton of Ann Ar-
bor and the Barclay Inn in
Birmingham . . . as well as
conference centers, restau-
rants, apartment communi-
ties, shopping centers, etc.
CONGRATS. . to Lesley
Wolfe . . . on her 24th
birthday.