CONGRATS . . . to Billy
Jacobs of Buddy's Pizza . . . on
his 73rd birthday.
LATEST RECIPIENTS of
the Natalie Epstein Award
were Elaine and Earle
Q Mostyn of the Sophie and
Harry Hoffman Chapter, City
of Hope . . . The award was
created in Natalie's memory
to exemplify her courage and
ideals, hard work and dedica-
tion to the City of Hope .. .
Elaine and Earle have been
very active members of the
> group eight years.
NAMES OF THE people
who were left out of the Mail
Dept. in last week's column
about Pete and Mikey that
opened in the Charlevoix's
Edgewater where they stayed,
are Barry and Linda
Rosenbaum.
FIVE RESTAURANTS in
Royal Oak will donate a por-
tion of their proceeds to Varie-
ty, the Children's Charity,
when it sponsors a varied
evening in that sector this
Tuesday to benefit Children's
Hospital.
Peking House, Kyla's, La
Fondue, Metro Musicafe and
Oxford Inn will give a percen-
tage of sales from 5 p.m. to
8:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Highlight of the evening
will be a big performance at
Mark Ridley's Comedy Cas-
8:30 p.m., with Alexander
Zonjic and comedian
Heywood Bank . . . Show
I tickets are $35 for regular
seating and $60 patrons.
Barry Charlip and his com-
mittee are working on the
C, project with the Royal Oak
Chamber of Commerce and
Children's Hospital staff
members . . . For more info,
call the Variety office,
855-6440.
ZETA BETA TAU social
fraternity's charter has been
accepted by the Interfraterni-
ty Council of Michigan State
University . . . ZBT had been
on campus from 1948 to 1973,
but departed when three frat
brothers were seriously in-
_, jured during a hazing incl-
.- dent . . . In 1988 it became
the first national fraternity to
do away with pledging .. .
Last year, a group of students,
led by Hal Widlansky, re-
started an MSU colony of ZBT
. . . In just over a year, there
are 45 initiated brothers in
what is now a fully-chartered
fraternity . . . Marc Lampcov
is president.
A survey of the
extraordinary
career of France's
preeminent
contemporary
artist.
group in London, England,
and changing its name about
a year-and-a-half ago.
This is the oldest wine and
food group in the local area
. . . starting out with five
members and five bottles of
wine . . . It's all-male
membership meets once a
month at each other's homes
. . . and four times a year dine
and drink with their wives at
fine metropolitan Detroit din-
ing spots.
The first one was at down-
town's London Chop House
. . . Owner Les Gruber was a
member . . . and the latest at
Joe Vicari's Andiamo Italia,
14 Mile Road between Mound
and Van Dyke on the ever-so-
close-now east side.
At Andiamo, legendary chef
Aldo Ottoviani and head chef
Jeffrey Kay prepared the
evening meal that also in-
cluded five wines, Pinot
Gregio Puatti, Barolo Zon-
chetta, Giagrone Chardon-
nay, Barbaresco Gaja and
Quintarelli Amarone . . . The
wines and foods were all from
various regions of Italy.
Recommended
Admission:
$4 adults, $1 children,
members free.
Pay what you wish, but
you must pay something.
The exhibition was
organized by the
Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston and funded
in part by the National
Endowment for the Arts,
a federal agency.
In Detroit additional
support has been
provided by the
Grand Marnier Foundation
and Absolut Vodka;
the Friends of Modern Art;
the Bernstein Development
clamor for members, here's
one that has a long waiting
list and will only take in 25
members . . . It's the Wine
and Food Society of Detroit,
organized 30 years ago under
the name of the International
Wine and Food Society of
Detroit, affiliated with a like
"Popular Yetta Melton is
manicurist now with Shelly
Lover at Charter House
Barbers on Nine Mile Road.,
Southfield . . . a couple of gals
who really know what to do
when they hold your
hands." ❑
Foundation, courtesy of
Jane and Raphael Bernstein;
DeRoy Testamentary
The Detroit
Institute
of Arts
Foundation;
Mrs. William B. Giles;
the Adler Foundation;
Dart 11 Foundation;
the city of Detroit;
the state of Michigan;
and the Founders Society.
5200 Woodward
Detroit 48202
313/833-7900
GOOD WAITRESS
DEPT. . . . Kimberley Pachy
WHILE MANY CLUBS
•
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LITTLE CAESARS En-
terprises expects sales to
jump about 25 percent in
1992 to $2.16 billion accor-
ding to recent Nation's
Restaurant News . . . Forecast
is also for the opening of 925
new units this year, bringing
the total up to 4,157 outlets
. . . NRN also says that the
privately-owned company
chaired by Mike Ilich exceed-
ed last year's forecast of $1.07
billion in annual sales by
about 1.5 percent.
and Donna Sowle at Dimitri's
Diner on Northwestern and
10 Mile . . . courteous, effi-
cient and big smiles to go
with their pleasant person-
alities.
WHEN HE got his fax
machine, Lenny Fidler was
asked by a customer at
Gateway Deli, 11 Mile and
Evergreen in Harvard Row,
how the machine works .. .
Lenny told her that he first
puts corned beef through a
wringer to make it very thin
and then sends the meat
through . . . She believed him
until somebody wised her up
. . . "Don't believe it,' the
other gal said. "He doesn't
have any wringer. Probably
uses something else."
LOOKING BACK on col-
umns of yesteryears .. .
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Museum Hours:
1 1 a.m. • 4 p.m.
Wednesday - Sunday.
Hermes and Dionysos: Monument
to Analysis (detail), 1986, bronze.
The Detroit Institute of Arts
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