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6199 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
1/4 MILE NORTH OF MAPLE
North of Orchard Mall &
Sugar Tree
OPEN 7 DAYS
PER WEEK
539-3290
GREAT NORTHERN
TASTES, SIGHTS AND FEEL
OF THE NORTH WITHOUT THE DRIVE
SPECIALIZING IN MICHIGAN'S FINEST PRODUCTS
FRESH FISH DAILY
IF YOU TRY US YOU'LL LOVE IT!
Specials For February
Viviano Wine Tasting, 7-9 p.m.
Sweatheart Special
Labatt's Night, Fun & Prizes
Pancake Special, 1-4 p.m.
Paczki Day
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Feb. 12, 13, 14
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
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* One coupon per guest check
Expires 2-11-93
SAVE 20% OFF
OND1NNER OR CARRY-OUT
Bring in any Chinese Restaurant Coupon within a 5 mile
radius, we will give you an EXTRA 5% OFF up to 20%.
* No Coupon Books or Discount cards * Not good
with any other special or discounted offer & Sunday Buffet
* One Coupon per Guest Check
Expires 2-11-93
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Barbra Bloch, Ivana Trump and Marjorie Saulson at the Symphony benefit.
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he Detroit Symphony
Orchestra Hall Vol-
unteer Council pre-
sented a celebrity lun-
cheon on Jan. 28 at the
Grand Manor in Fairlaine
with guest speaker Ivana
Trump. More than 1,000
patrons attended the event.
Ms. Trump looked glam-
orous in her peach dress. She
spoke on 'Women Who Dare"
and the evolving role of
women. She said the
challenge of the '90s is juggl-
ing the roles of wife, mother,
executive and woman. She
added that women should
take risks and believe in
themselves. She ended her
speech with this quote,
"Women are like tea bags.
When you put them in boil-
ing water, they become
stronger."
President Marjorie
Saulson and Chairman
Barbra Bloch helped plan
the event. Some of the
DSOH supporters included:
Harriet Rotter, Jeanette
Miller, Shelley Golden,
Susan Winton-Feinberg,
Brenda Rosenberg, Har-
riet Fuller, Helen Lerner,
Karen Katz, Pamela
David, Roberta Ingber,
Debbie Sklar and Joanne
Sklar.
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MOT BENEFIT
Fashion designer Mary
McFadden made an ex-
clusive appearance Jan. 26
to showcase her spring 1993
collection at Saks Fifth
Avenue to benefit the Mid-
igan Opera Theatre. Arr
Opper of The Jewish Nett.
reported that gold was the
dominant color in Ms.
McFadden's fashions.
Jeweled blazers, sheer fab-
rics and simple lines graced
the runway. The entire show
had a mystical quality. Some
of the MOT supporters in-
cluded: Betty Jean Rivkin,
Brenda Pangborn,
Deborah Mazer, Jackie
Gordon, Ellen King and
Susan Klein-Abramson.
FASHION NOTES
Peggy Salden of Wia .,
Weight in West Bloomfiel-;
presents "An Evening of
Fantasy," a new approach to
weight management at '7
p.m. Feb. 12. The public
invited to attend an even
of fun, with fashions f
Lingerie by Rebecc.
Rochester. Champagne
hors d'oeuvres will be se:
ed. For more informati
call 1-800-944-6343.
Talbots Petites will havt
grand opening in ',-
Somerset Collection on
12-13. The store will for
"superstore," join-
Talbots and Talbots I
On Friday morning :-
9:30-10 there will be a-.
opening reception ail
ribbon cutting ceremc,
Fashion seminar for pets:
will be held at 11 a.m. ane',1
p.m. on both days.