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August 30, 1991 - Image 60

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1991-08-30

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she saw it," Ms. Lichtens-
tein said. "C'mon, I grew up
in a white, French provincial
home with plastic seat
covers on all the furniture.
"My mother didn't really
understand what I was doing
when I opened up the shop.
She couldn't understand
why anyone would want to
wear used clothing. She
didn't understand the con-
cept of vintage," Ms.
Lichtenstein said.
Ms. Lichtenstein's grand-
mother understood. She
wore vintage clothing all her
life, sparking her grand-
daughter's fancy for anti-
ques and collectible garb.
"My bubbie had the coolest
stuff," she said.
Most recently, Ms.
Lichtenstein has utilized her
fashion flair by dressing the
actors and actresses in
Murder Too Sweet, a movie
and doctoral thesis by a
former Detroiter set in the

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Kitchen, the Franklin Cider
Mill and other traditional
stomping grounds.
"I dress everyone," Ms.
Lichtenstein said. "I cater to
many different crowds — the
uptown suburban crowd who
eats in Royal Oak, people
who love great fabrics, peo-
ple going to costume parties,
trendies, bands and now
actors and actresses."
When Ms. Lichtenstein
becomes an antique herself,
she said she plans to live off
her "retirement fund" con-
sisting of two bargains she
acquired while "junking" at
garage sales.
Ms. Lichtenstein picked up
two dozen original, never-
worn Salvador Dali ties. At
another sale she paid a
quarter for an authentic Tif-
fany pin. The items haven't
yet been appraised, but Ms.
Lichtenstein is certain their
value is only going up.



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Sarabeth Wizen

SARABETH MARGOLIS
WIZEN, formerly of Ypsilan-
ti, president of Brookehill
Equities, Inc., a New York Ci-
ty investment firm, has been
accepted into the 27th edition
of Who's Who in Finance and
Industry. Mrs. Wizen has also
been elected to the executive
board of the Financial
Women's Association of New
York, Inc.

ROGER HONET has joined
the agency as senior account
executive for Robert Solomon
& Associates.

LARRY ZABEL of Oak Park
has joined the advertising
agency of J. DuMonthier
Miller and Assoc. as account
representative.

At its recent annual meeting
and convention, the Michigan
Association of Certified
Public Accountants (MACPA)
elected Farmington Hills resi-
dent ALAN REINSTEIN

Jewish Vocational Service
Displaced Homemaker Pro-
gram will present the
Southfield Marriott with the
first annual "Partners in
Change" Award on August
30, 1991, at a breakfast recep-
tion at Jewish Vocational Ser-
vice. The Displaced Home-
maker Program singled out
the Marriott Hotel as the
Southfield business that has
been most supportive of
displaced homemakers and
mature women who are enter-
ing or re-entering the labor
force over the past year.

Federation
Hires iWo

The Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit has fill-
ed two vacancies in the plan-
ning and Campaign depart-
ments.
Diane Sasson is a new staff
associate in the Budgeting
and Planning Department.
Previously, she was project
coordinator and adminis-
trator of the Maternal Infant
Center at Children's Hospital
of Michigan.
Richard T. Krosnick has
been appointed director of the
Young Adult Division. He is a
recent graduate from Central
Michigan University with a
bachelor's degree in interper-
sonal and public communica-
tion.

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