ss: WEEKENDS ARE SPECIAL AT *". Don't Pass Over This Mini-Seder BAR &GRILL '4 0 CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ LOCAL COLUMNIST DINNER FOR 2, SUNDAYS 5 P.M.-8 P.M. ENJOY TWO GLASSES OF OUR HOUSE WINE T emple Emanu-El re- Julie Levy and Peter and cently hosted a Passover Laurie Winston are honorary program and seder for chairmen. The evening in- its nursery-school stu- cludes a silent auction, dinner dents. The morning began and live auction. For more in- with an explanation of the Pe- formation, call (810) 642-9919. sach story, hosted by directors Michaelyn Silverman and NOTES Rena Cohen. There was a The Southwoods Chapter of lively song session, too, with Michigan Region ORT is hav- the "Matzah Boogie" and ing their annual flower sale. "Where Is Baby Moses?' being Geraniums can be ordered especially popular numbers. through April 20. For more in- Children and their families formation, call Dorothy Su- were then invited into the so- Elliot Littman and mom, Shelley, enjoy the sed perstine at (810) 855-9820. er. cial hall for a mini-seder, com- Merry Silber, a prominent plete with matzah, celery and ev en morning activities for 3- and 4- quilt expert, will discuss quilts 2 year-olds, along with their parents, horseradish. p.m. Saturday, April 27, at the Spotted in the crowd we re on Saturday, April 20, at 10:30 Southfield Public Library. students Jeremy Staus s, p.m. Sections from the NAMES Pro- The service, part of the congre- Francine Wanetick, Ale x ject AIDS Memorial Quilt will be gation's new "Nava Nagila: Let's Steinberg, Meghan Marr ay, displayed at Saks Fifth Avenue in Deborah May, Rachel Leide r Be Happy" programs for families, Troy April 24-30. The display co- will be short (30-45 minutes) and and Livia Kreindler. very informal. For more informa- incides with the third Red Ribbon tion, can Rita Abramson at (810) Ball to be held 7:30 p.m. Saturday, \ CHAMBER FESTIVALS April 27, at the Somerset Collec- • Two stellar chamber music fes- 788-0600. tion. For ticket information, call tivals were held recently. The (313) 993-1338. LIGHTING CANDLES Great Lakes Chamber Mu- The annual Joe Cornell Spring On Friday, April 19, sic Festival held a spring at Temple Israel, start- Ball for preteens will take place prelude at the home of ing at 8:30 p.m., there Thursday evening, April 25, at the Joseph and Kathleen will be a Shabbat Ser- Novi Hilton. For more informa- Antonini. The Antoninis vice for Singles, fea- tion, call (810) 626-1100. ❑ were festival co-chairmen turing a speech by Dr. along with Dean and Avi- Sonya Friedman. /- va Friedman. More than For more information, 60 guests were treated to the performance by Ruth CAR LA SCHWARTZ call the Jewish Feder- ation of Metropolitan LOCAL Laredo and James Toc- Detroit at (810) 642- COLUMNIST co. Some of the supporters 4260 or Temple Israel included: David and Lori at (810) 661- 5700. Simon, Ira and Gail Mondry, Gwen and Evan Weiner and • Wendy and Howard Allen- ETON • berg. The festival, scheduled for BIRTHDAY PARTY June 8-15 at St. Hugo's and Tem- Eton Academy will celebrate its ple Beth El, is sponsored by tenth birthday with a gala event 5 Franklin Bank. For more infor- p.m. Saturday, April 20, at the mation, call (810) 362-2622. academy. Jackie Stewart, a For- The Lyric Chamber Ensemble mula One World Champion, is the held an afternoon performance at celebrity chairman, while Ed and David and Lori Simon Orchestra Hall followed by a gala \_ reception at the Whitney. The re- ception was sponsored by Comer- ' ica. Fedora Horowitz, Louis Nagel, Joseph Gurt, Anton Nel, Michael Gurt and Steven Rosenfeld were some of the mu- sicians. Some of the supporters in- cluded: Sylvia Feldman, Bunny and Michael Kratchman, Belle Kukes, Jackie Gordon, Judge / Gilbert, Gwen Ztkelman, Marilyn Habsburg, Matilda Rubin and Gretchen Snow Ruff. The next event will be a fund-raiser held in June at the home of Tamara Friedman. For more information, call (810) 357- 1111. /-iF YOU HAVE KIDS Congregation B'nai Moshe is of- fering a new series of Shabbat In The Halsted Village Plaza 37610 W. 12 MILE RD. AT HALSTED • (810) 848-9009 Fedora Horowitz, Marilyn Habsburg and Eugene Miller Plus Your Choice of Two of These Entrees: • Chicken Parmesan • Lemon Chicken • Whitefish Florentine • Whitefish Almondine • Pasta Caruso A La Oleo $ • Mostaccioli Marinara Au Gratin Per AND SPECIAL ICE CREAM SUNDAE FOR TWO Couple 95 • Does not include tax or gratuity • Not valid with any other coupons or promotions. 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