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ONLY 2 WEEKS LEFT IN
THE STONECRAB SEASON!

ENDS APRIL 15, 1994

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president of Schostak Brothers
and developers of Laurel Park
Place, welcomed Mr. Hess to
the area.
Construction is on
schedule for the the
150,000-square-foot Parisian
department store to be open-
ed August 1994 at Laurel
Park Place in Livonia. Along
with Jacobson's, the Pari-
sian store will anchor the
shopping center. This may
strengthen family ties as
well since the Rosenfeld fam-
ily of Jacobson's is distantly re-
lated to the Hess family of
Parisian.
Parisian, Inc. was founded
in 1887 in Birmingham, Ala.
and purchased by Carl
Hess in 1920 under the
leadership of the Hess and
Abroms families. Third-
generation Donald Hess is
CEO, while his father Emil
serves as chairman of the
board. Harold Abroms is
vice chairman.
Other notables at the re-
ception included: Elliot
Marcus, store manager,

Jerome Schostak, Mark
Rosenfeld, David
Schostak, Anita Marcus,
Fred Marx, Stephanie
Jacobson and Jeffrey
Green.

CINDERELLA BALL

The 1994 Cinderella Ball, to
benefit the American Lung
Association, will be held

May 20 at the Ritz-Carlton.

Blanche and David
Pollack will be honored

with the Heritage Award, a
symbol of a family's dedica-
tion to charitable causes and
betterment of the commun-
ity. Linda Schafer,
daughter of the Pollacks, is
the dinner chairman. For

Blanche Pollack

more

information about the
Cinderella Ball, call 559-
5100.

AKIVA BANQUET

The 30th anniversary ban-
quet of Akiva Hebrew Day
School will honor Dr. Allen
Platt, 1994 alumnus of the
year, 6 p.m. April 24 at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek.
Flo and Larry Ziffer will
receive the Community
Chesed Award and Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes Potiker will
dedicate the Dorothy Potiker
Nursery School. Mandell

Berman and Lawrence
Lowenthal are the

honorary chairmen. Arlene
Platt is the dinner chair-
man, while David Beneson
and Sanford Eisenberg
are in charge of the ad jour-
nal.