FINE ARTS

Art In The Park

Continued from preceding page

Nancy Einstein and Lori
Weinberger.
"I called Common Ground
and arranged to be at a com-
mittee meeting," says
Weinberger. From there I've
worked on artists' survey,
patrons' committee, and now
the artists' committee. First it
was for the art; now it is more
a commitment to Common
Ground."
The artist-designed sweat-
shirt committee includes
therapist Judy Adelman, who
has also been on Common

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FOLK ART • FURNITURE

Gallery Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-5 p.m.,
Sat. 11-5 p.m. or by appointment.
32800 Franklin Rd., Franklin, MI
313-851-9949

Ground's advisory committee,
and Annette Arrington;
while the entertainment com-
mittee consists of Lisa
Behrman and Sue Friedman.
Also there is Judges' commit-
tee: Susan Marsch; park iden-
tity, Steven Marsch; the ar-
tists ' breakfast, Robin
Weltman; signage, Elise
Shostak, Betsy Gold and Bar-
bara Mandel.
Work on the fair wraps up
in October, and plans for next
year begin for some commit-
tees in November. ❑

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TRUNK SHOW
Presenting: Luxurious Leathers
come see our expanded collection

THREE DAYS ONLY
Thursday, Sept. 7 — 10:00 - 8:00 pm
Friday, Sept. 8 -- 10:00 6:00 pm
Saturday, Sept. 9 — 10:00 - 5:00 pm

Lemke's "Yugoslavian Village."

'Yugoslavian Village'
Wins Photo Grand. Prize

Refreshments for your shopping pleasure.

6919 Orchard Lake Road - West Bloomfield, Ml - 855-5528

ART FAIR

WALLED LAKE, MI

on Picturesque
Walled Lake

Sunday, September 17th, 12:00,5:00

presented by

HOMEMEAD

G•A•L•L•E'R•Y

ENJOY THE ARTISTS AND THE VIEW!!

(located directly across from the gallery)
136 S. Pontiac Tr. • Walled Lake • 669-8980

Susan Weingarden
851.0552

Personalized poems for all occasions
There's no end to my creations

birthday celebrations

wedding congratulations

holiday jubilations
creative invitations
roast exaggerations

American Red Cross

Blood Services Southeastern Michigan Region

Unique and Fabulous!

Babies, Big Brother, Big Sister
Birthday and Get Well Crates

No Food I No Candy

candle lighting recitations

Bar Mitzvahs & confirmations
anniversary elaborations
advertising communications
toast preparations

(313) 683-3937

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1989

Toy and gift bottoms stuffed
full of function and fun!

The Homestead Gallery of
Walled Lake has announced
the results in last week's
First Annual Summer
Photography Competition,
juried by photographer and
Birmingham Eccentric colum-
nist Monte Nagler.
Grand prize for "Best of
Show" was awarded to
William Lemke of Wisconsin
for his black and white
photograph entitled
"Yugoslavian Village."
Lemke was awarded a trip for
two to Las Vegas.
Other prizes were awarded
for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in
black- and-white and color
photography. Jerry Moss and
his son Steven Moss of Farm-
ington Hills were 1st- and
2nd-place winners in the col-

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Shopping Center's
'Art At. The Oaks'

More than 120 exhibitors
throughout Michigan will
participate in the arts and
crafts fair "Art at the Oaks"
10 a.m. -6 p.m. Saturday at
West Oaks II Shopping
Center in Novi.
The proceeds will benefit
Novi Community Education
and Novi Youth Assistance.

or competition. Robert Fritz
of Novi took 3rd place. Farm-
ington resident Kathleen
Thompson was the 1st-place
winner in the black and
white competition. While
James Kowalcryk of West
Bloomfield and Sandra
Schabestiel of Walled Lake
took 2nd and 3rd place.
More than $1,000 dollars
was raised to benefit Common
Ground.

Machon L'Torah
Plans Art Show

Machon IlIbrah, the Jewish
Learning Network of
Michigan, will present the
Avraham Leaf Collection of
Israeli Art 10 a.m. -4 p.in.
Sunday in the home of
Avrohom and Devorah
Shenkman, 16979 Jeanette,
Southfield.
The collection represents a
wide variety of well-known
Israeli artists as well as many
newcomers. Leaf will be in at-
tendence to discuss the art
work.
Proceeds from the event
will benefit Machon IfIbrah.
For information, call Mrs.
Shenkman, 569-8072.