Heidi Rose
To Perform

Heidi Rose, daughter of
Temple Emanu-El's Cantor
Norman and Euni Rose, will
perform ' at the annual
meeting of the Friends of the
Southfield Public Library at
2 p.m. Sunday in the library's
Marcotte Room.
Rose will perform selected
passages from The Life and
Times of Cleopatra. She will
be joined on the program by
Celia Goodman of the Detroit
Story League, who will tell
"Stories on Love, Marriage
and Courtship;" and by Ron
Martell, associate artistic
director for the Attic Theater,
who will recite Shakespeare's
love sonnets.
The program is entitled,
"An Afternoon of Oral Inter-
pretation." Admission is free.
A reception will follow.

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UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
Mendelssohn Theatre, Ann
Arbor, The Trojan Women,
Thursday through Feb. 19,
admission. 764-0450.
PROJECT THEATRE
Trueblood Theatre, Ann
Arbor, The Last American
in Paris/Le Dernier
Americain a Paris,
Thursday through' Feb. 26,
admission. 764-0450.
STAGECRAFTER'S
SECOND STAGE
415 S. Lafayette, Royal
Oak, Talking With .. .
,today and Saturday, Feb.
17-18, admission. 541-6430.
GREENFIELD VILLAGE
Dearborn, The Solid Gold
Cadillac, Fridays and
Saturdays through March

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Early Bird Special
For Senior Citizens
55 And Up

Restaurant

The American Cancer
Society's (Oakland County
Unit) annual "Gatsby Gala"
fund-raiser will take place
Saturday at Somerset Mall.
Tickets include: an evening
reminiscent of the Roaring
'20s with cocktails, dinner
and dancing throughout the
evening to the Big Band
sound of Joe Vitale. Dinner
music will be performed by
Sheri Nichols. The event
begins at 7 p.m.
For tickets, contact the
American Cancer Society,
557-5353; or Molly Moons,
641-1446, during business
hours.

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