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Children's Charity, at Mark
Ridley's Comedy Castle in
Royal Oak . . . tickets are $5
in advance, $6 at the door .. .
with all proceeds to benefit
handicapped and disabled
children . . . For more info,
call Howard Meyers, presi-
dent of Young Variety, at
855-7823; or Eric Clark,
533-7188.
ONE WASN'T enough for
Sol Wander, so he did it again
. . . At least this time his wife
and children could attend
Sol's bar mitzvah . . . Now liv-
ing in Boca Raton, Fla., he
recently celebrated number
two at Congregation Torah
Ohr . . . Brunch for Sol was
at the home of his daughter
and son-in-law, Sandy and
Bob Davis, now of Ft. Lauder-
dale . . . Also helping
celebrate with Sol were his
wife of 54 years, Jean, and son
and daughter-in-law Herschel
and Bobbi Wander of South-
field . . . Sol doesn't
remember whether or not he
was nervous the first time,
but number two for sure.
WHO'LL DO the cooking
for 58th annual Inter-
congregational Men's Club
Dinner this year? . . . If it's
the Brotherhood gents of
Temple Beth El, where the
dinner is slated to be held
Feb. 21, look for some darned
good fare . . . These guys
could open their own restau-
rant and pack 'em in . . . Tem-
ple Beth El is on Telegraph
and 14 Mile.
Temple Beth El was the
starter of this annual look-
forward-to-dinner which is
now $36 per person . . . Call
temple for more info (especial-
ly about who is doing the
cooking) . . . 851-1100 .. .
Cocktails and dinner start 6
p.m.
1991 CHINESE New Year
is Year Of The Sheep . . . a
good luck sign.
SPEAKING OF Chinese,
remember Confucius say-
ing, "Driver attitude need
correction who try to pass at
intersection."
DON'T FORGET your La
Pizza Latina from America's
Pizza Cafe . . . Jan. 25-
Feb. 3.

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The cultural commission of
Congregation Beth Achim
will host a program for its
Feb. 28 Purim seudah, a
talent show. The committee
invites members to join Rap-
pin' Rabbi Berman in presen-
ting an evening of fun and
entertainment. Any type of
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ty where she wouldn't be late
. . . So what better than one
for herself as 150 of Carole's
closest friends recently
celebrated number 50 at the
home of Mort Brody.
Was a black-tie affair by her
three children, Neil, Mitchell
and Susan, who roasted Mom
. . . "We'd like to tell you what
it's like to be brought up by a
typical suburban mother, but
we'd rather talk about our
mother."
TONIGHT IS the last
night of Morels hosting
celebrity bartenders 5-8:30
p.m. in the combat against
multiple sclerosis . . . Chari-
ty events are nothing new to
owner Matt Prentice . . . The
Capuchin Kitchen was his
beneficiary during the grand
opening of Morels in
September on Telegraph bet-
ween 12 and 13 Mile to name
just one of his fund-raising ef-
forts . . . Celebrity benefit is
in the restaurant's bar area.
THERE WAS a heavy air
around the shop morning of
Jan. 7 . . . The usually
talkative crew of over 30
tailors quietly moved about
with somber faces . . . It had
been a year that day since
Harry Kosins passed away .. .
and head tailor at Kosins cen-
tral tailor shop, Bill Weiss,
called them together for a
one-minute moment of silence
in his memory . . . Bill said
the Kaddish; Italian Catho-
lics, the Rosary, and Greeks,
Chaldeans, Iraqis and Polish
all prayed in their own ways
. . . It was a very moving mo-
ment . . . They all adored
Harry.
"GOURMET FOODS of
the Future," whatever those
are, will be the dinner fare at
10th annual Brookside
Kaleidescope Gala and Auc-
tion to benefit Cranbrook
Schools Brookside . . . Noted
chefs will put up the dishes
and it is hoped that they
know what this means as
Kaleidescope looks to the
future, Feb. 3 and Feb. 9.
The black-tie optional will
be at the Brookside School on
Cranbrook Road in Bloom-
field Hills . . . For more info,
call Ruth Mossok Johnson,
626-9546, or Cranbrook
Schools Brookside, 645-3500.
HARRY MARK ELIAS is
newly appointed judge of
Municipal Court, Division 7,
San Diego County . . . He and
parents Paul and Carol Elias
are former localites.
MAX RUBIN is new
chancellor commander of
Detroit Lodge 55, Knights of
Pythias . . . Meetings at its
Castle Hall on Coolidge in
Berkley are Tuesday nights.
"COMEDY NIGHT" is be-
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