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CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ LOCAL COLUMNIST

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People like you. And people you know. Because at Orchard Lake Deli, our
food is top-rated. Maybe is the fresh ingredients that xve use. Or maybe
it's our wide selection of items. From sandwiches and salads, to chicken
and ribs, our food will tempt even the most discriminating palate. Try us
for lunch. Or try us for your next party... our catering department has
won rave reviews for tasty food and outstanding service.
Orchard Lake Deli. Bring in the coupons below and give us a try. We
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Juvenile Diabetes Foundation President Jane Cobb with her daughter Annie and
husband Robert.

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he Juvenile Diabetes Foun- ter, Jay Kogan, Ceci and Bill
dation recently celebrated Stone, Beryl Winkelman, Bea
its 10th anniversary with Elkin, Harry Krause, Ed Fen-
an "Evening of Brilliance" ton, Sandy Weisenthal, Jeff
dinner-dance at the Ritz-Carlton. and Eileen Wachler, Harvey
More than 550 patrons attended and Estelle Cole, Irene and
the event which raised nearly Martin Bader, Linda and
$300,000. Proceeds will go to- Arnold Schafer, Linda
ward research in finding a cure Deutsch, Arnold Weintraub,
for diabetes.
Ruth and Irwin Kahn, Mari-
Norman and Helen Wach- lyn and Gaston Habsburg.
ler and Wayne and Maureen
JDF will hold a golf tourna-
Doran were honorary chairmen ment June 28 at the Links of
of the event. Estelle Elkus and Pinewood. They hope to become
Rita Haddow were the chair- a $1 million chapter. To date,
men. The evening also includ- JDF has raised $950,000.
ed a raffle and live auction
conducted by DuMouchelle Art CHAMBER MUSIC
Galleries. Dr. Jeffrey Golden-
The 1995 Great Lakes
Chamber Music Festival con-
sists of a series of concerts
June 10-17 at St. Hugo's
Church and at Temple Beth
El with artistic director
James Tocco. Some of the
festival supporters include:
Aviva and Dean Fried-
man, Maury Okun,
Howard and Wendy Al-
lenberg, Julie and Peter
Rita Haddow, Josh Liss and John Haddow
Cummings, Annette and
Herschel
Fink, Arnold
berg won a custom-designed
ruby, diamond, emerald and sap- and Linda Jacob, Shelley and
phire brooch by David Wachler Jeffrey Roberts, Edward and
Ruth Schnee, Alan and Mar-
& Sons Jewellers.
"We are absolutely delighted ianne Schwartz and Gwen
and S. Evan Weiner. For tick-
and so very appreciative of the
information, call (810) 362-
enthusiasm and support of our et
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committee and the community
at large in making this one of our
most successful events ever," said PALATE PLEASURES
Jane Cobb, president of Juve-
Temple Beth El recently host-
nile Diabetes Foundation.
ed "Pleasures of the Palate,"
Some of the JDF supporters where more than 200 patrons en-
include: Marilyn and Bob Sil- joyed a unique dinner party.
ver, Harriet and Norman Rot- Judy Schwartz and Barbara