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4105 Orchard Lake Road At Pontiac Trail in the Village of Orchard Lake
Classic Authentic French Pastry Shop & Bakery
Special Occasion & Wedding Cakes
Coffee Roaster + Coffee & Tea Merchant
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POETRY OF LOVE
Lancome cosmetics is sponsor-
ing the "Poeme Poetry of Love
Competition." Grand prizes in-
clude a $15,000 trip, a $10,000 sav-
ings bond and a host of other
prizes. The national contest is
sponsored in honor of the arrival
of Poeme, Lancome's new women's
fragrance. The three age cate-
gories are 7-11, 12-17 and 18 and
older. Each entry must be origi-
nal and unpublished and on the
topic of love. "We hope the Poeme
Poetry of Love Competition will
inspire people — especially stu-
dents — to try their hand at cre-
ating a poem on the universal
subject of love. Their submission
will benefit RIF's ongoing efforts
to promote children's literacy, so
that others can understand and
enjoy the written word," said
Daniel Halpern a poet and con-
test judge. All entries must be re-
ceived by June 7, 1996. To enter
the competition, call 1-800-797-
POENIE.
Marcia Gershenson, David Yurman and Jackie Grekin at the Gilda's Club benefit.
ewelry designer David the Motor City Women of Come-
Yurman recently made a dy "Laughs Across America" on
personal appearance at Aug. 25 at the Royal Oak Music
Neiman Marcus to intro- Theatre and the 5K Gilda's Club
duce his spring collection and Family Walk and Block Party at
speak at a Gilda's Club benefit Cobo Center on Sept. 29. For
more information, call
held at the Neiman Marcus
(810) 851-6557.
Cafe.
"I always try to have my
trunk shows tie in with a
TENNIS
charity benefit," said Mr.
CHALLENGE
Yurman. It has to be more
The Sports Club of
than selling a piece ofjew-
West Bloomfield will PASSOVER BRUNCH
elry," he added. More than
Women's American ORT will be
host a United Tennis
50 patrons attended the CARLA SCHWARTZ
hosting
a Passover Brunch 10 a.m.
Association
(USTA)
LOCAL
event, and each one re-
Monday,
April 8, at the ORT Con-
indoor
men's
chal-
CO LUMNIST
ceived a Yurman silver
lenger from March ference Room in West Bloomfield.
heart pin. The design of the
30-April 6. Aaron Award-winning sculptor Henry
pin featured the Yurman trade-
and other top-ranked Friedman, who is a former ORT
Krickstein
mark — a cable. Mr. Yurman cre-
Jonathan Stark student, will be the guest speak-
players
like
ated the heart pin to donate at
and Vince Spadea will headline er. Non-board members and
charity benefits.
the event. More than 50 players guests are welcome. For more in-
When Mr. Yurman was intro-
will compete for $50,000 in this formation, call (810) 855-9820.
duced he was referred to as the
"the cablemeister." Mr. Yuman professional tournament. For
ticket information, call (810) 626- NOTES
spoke to the group about his fam-
The Start Gallery in Birming-
ily and how he got started in jew- 9880.
ham
will present an exhibition of
elry design. He started out as a
drawings and wall sculpture by
sculptor, but when his father had NATIONAL EXPOSURE
Two members of our commu- Marilyn Schechter of West
business reversals, David Yur-
man turned to making and sell- nity are highlighted in national Bloomfield from April 2-27.
On Sunday, March 31,
magazines.
ing jewelry.
The March special annual is- Hannah Rose will host "The
Some of the Gilda's Club sup-
Jackie sue of Arts & Antiques featuring Great Boxer Bailout" from noon-
porters included:
Grekin, Carol Silverman, the "top collectors in America" has 3 p.m. The event will include a
Alyce Faye, Karen Gunsberg, a color two-page article on Sandy live and silent auction with
Flo Gaynes, Florine Gaynes, Schreier. The article is titled celebrity-signed boxer shorts to
Marcia Amhowitz, Rae Miller, "The Queen of Haute Couture." benefit the Food Bank of Oak-
Betty Davidson, Marcia Ger- It discusses Sandy's passion for land County.
The Cranbrook Art Academy
shenson, Florence Gaynes collecting couture.
The April issue of Glamour has Fiber Department will exhibit
and Alice Goldberg. Gilda's
Club is a nonprofit support com- a photo of Jill Silverand inter- "Take Courage" at Anderson
munity for cancer patients and views her for the article "Getting Gallery in Pontiac from March
their families and friends. The Out of a Go-Nowhere Job." Ms. 29-April 6.
Students interpreted their
Detroit group is looking for a Silver discusses how her tempo-
building and will consider a do- rary job with Channel 56 led her memories of a trip to Great
to full-time position with the sta- Britain through the fiber medi-
nated site.
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Two upcoming events include tion.
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