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Cancer Fighters' Show
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DANNY RASKIN
Local Columnist
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magine a holiday filled with all the prestige, sun and fun that
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love you!" said President
Beverly Benderoff at the
mike . . . to chairperson
Andi Wayburn . . . The
touching tribute was more
than a mother to daughter
glow . . . It was also an expres-
sion of appreciation for Andi's
wonderful work in putting
together another highly suc-
cessful Glamorama by Helen
Rosenberg Cancer Fighters,
City of Hope.
Last year's count was about
400 . . . This year it went over
500 as cars were parked every
which way and gals enjoyed
an all-day session of boutique
buying, luncheon and fashion
show.
As usual, the Mat Shalom
food by caterer Jeff
Rosenberg, with mom Sarah
and dad Al, was good . . .
Centerpieces were very clever
. . . shopping bags from
various stores with colored
balloons attached . . . Hard to
conceive anyone better when
a Leah Marks fashion show
comes to mind . . . She works
hard at making them suc-
cesses . . . and it shows.
Shirley Becker narrated
and Andrew Crawford opened
by dancing to "I Want To Be
A Cowboy" . . . followed by
models in leotards with guns
and cowgirl hats . . . dripping
in scintillatingly gorgeous
jewelry from John Darakjian
. . . Snow fell on furs from
Chudik's of Birmingham to
music of "Santa Baby" . . .
Smart men's clothes from
Kappy's . . . Valentina styles
. . . dresses and outfits from
Cocktails . . . models wearing
D.O.C. glasses . . . Tamara
makeup, Mariomax hair-
dressing . . . Spotlights on
runway stage and backdrop
. . . Excellent coordination
and fast-paced presentation
. . . Smoke from stage as
models (about 21) walked in
unison to the beautiful
musical beats . . . Naturally,
4-year-old Ashley and 2-year-
old Scottie hits of the show
wearing Loretta Lorian
clothes for kids . . . as many
parents in audience envision-
ed their own children up
there modeling . . . The entire
day very professional.
WAS ON ONE of the
season's final golf days at
Southfield's Evergreen Club
. . . Mickey Segal was playing
with daughter Sherri's
boyfriend, Brian Weiss, and a
couple paired to make their
foursome . . . Mickey teed up
at the fifth hole, using a three
wood to hit 200 yards over
water . . . He never had to
make another shot toward the
cup . . . as Mickey, owner of
Davis Cut Rate Drugs, hit his
first hole-in-one.
CONGRATS . . . to Esther
and Dave Goldstein . . . on
their 50th anniversary . . . to
Rose Kent . . . on her birthday
. . . Esther and Rose are
sisters . . . with same-day
celebrations.
SERVICE STATION
owner of the week . . . Morrie
Schwartz, bossman at Mor-
rie's Sunoco, Southfield and
10 Mile . . . noted for helping
motorists with auto trouble
. . . without trying to gouge
their pocketbooks . . .
Nothing like an honest ser-
vice station folks can trust to
have their repairs without be-
ing ripped off.
STILL TIME . . . not very
much . . . to get those $50
tickets for this Monday's
"Broadway Night At The
Fisher" for benefit of AIDS
research by Kaplan Institute
. . . Over 25 local eateries in
the gourmet gala, Pirates of
Penzance performers and
Leah Marks fashion biggie
. . . Call Barbara Cohen,
967-4720.
SANDRA ALLEN and
Lynn Appel are lassies
behind new "Body Language
Fitness Systems" recently
opened at Sugar Tree, Or-
chard Lake Road north of
Maple . . . The seven-day-a-
week operation has dance and
exercise classes all day for
adults and children.
CONGRATS . . . to Minnie
and Raymond Silberman .. .
on their 51st anniversary .. .
to Lillian and Edward
Schlussel . . . on their 22nd
anniversary.
DISA 'N DATA . . . New
award this year by Louis
Marshall-Surburban-Tikvah
Lodge, B'nai B'rith,
memorializes Alfred Stebbins
. . . with first recipient, Oct.
31, past president Max
Kushner . . . Nancy Engdahl
is now bosslady of her own biz
. . . Rimshot Advertising and
Public Relations on Pike
Street in Pontiac . . . "Tar-
nished Silver Anniversary" is
name of class reunion by Bir-
mingham Seaholm '63 class,
June 29, 1989 . . . call Jeff
Pardee, 744-3400 . . . For more
info on Greater Detroit Club
in Delray Beach, Fla., call Al
Rose there, 487-7041, or
Leonard Brightman,
487-7916.
CONGRATS . . . to wife
Frieda . . . on her birthday
this Sunday.