MOM'S ARE SPECIAL AT
•
BAR &GRILL
Swing Into Spring
With Sisterhood Events
In The Halsted Village Plaza
37610 W. 12 MILE RD. AT HALSTED • (810) 848-9009
LET US HELP YOU CELEBRATE
BRING MOM
MOTHER'S DAY, SUN., MAY 12
And She'll Enjoy A
Complimentary Glass of House Wine
With Her Meal
OUR DINNER FOR 2
• 2 Glasses Of Our House Wine
• Choice of 2 Entrees From
Our Special Menu For Mom
• 2 Dinner Salads
Make Mom Feel Good
Call For Your Reservation Now c
Open Sunday 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
51.
To Mom With Love, from
Oleeltda
R1STORANIE 6 BAR-)
Your Hosts: Jim & Chris Stevens
Mother's Day Brunch
Sunday, May 12, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
All-You-Can-Eat From A Wide Variety of
• Juices • Soups • Breads • Muffins • Bagels •
Omelettes (made-to-order) • Crepes • French Toast
• Sausage • Potatoes
• 4 Entrees • Luscious Desserts • Etc.
$12.95 Adults
$5.95 3hin2e8n
Dinners 7 Days * Lunch Wed.-Sat. at 11 a.m.
Catering For All Your Occasions
For Reservations, Call
24299 Novi Road, Just South of 12 Oaks Mall, Before 10 Mile Rd.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL • 810-380-0011
Open 7 Days
Lunch & Dinner
eth Shalom Sisterhood cel- ROMANCE READER
ebrated its 40th anniver-
Rabbi M. Robert Syme, of
sary with a luncheon and Temple Israel, recently gave an
fashion show at the syna- interesting book review to the
gogue. Ida Rosenblum,
Northwest Child Res-
the sisterhood's first
cue (NWCR) meeting
president, welcomed the
held at the home of
more than 140 guests.
Marilyn Rubin. The
She recalled how the sis-
book was The Romance
terhood gave money for
Reader, by Pearl Abra-
the down payment on
ham. Although Rabbi
the land in Oak Park
Syme made it clear he
where the synagogue CARLA S CHWARTZ neither enjoyed reading
now stands.
the book nor its por-
LO CAL
Lynn Rich, donor
trayal of the Chasidic
COLU MNIST
chairman, also greeted
community, the book
generated a lively dis-
the crowd. Ethel and
Bill Fitzerman decorated the cussion. Some of the people spot-
room with shopping bags from ted in the crowd included: Ilene
the Somerset Collection and set Blaz, Eileen Eisenberg, Vivian
the stage with flowers and fab- Lieberman, Susan Weingar-
rics. The Somerset Collection pro- den, Naomi Reiter, Debbie
vided the fashion show narrated Rader, Charlotte Edelheit
by Amanda Turner.
and Ida Nemzin. Carole Kaftan
Some of the sisterhood orga- invited Rabbi Syme back next
nizers included: Marcia Abel, year for the annual NWCR book
Betty Berg, Bernice Gill, Lin- review meeting.
da Lublin, Tobie Kuppe and
Ellen Racusin.
TEMPLE ISRAEL
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek recently pre- HOUSE TOUR
Temple Israel Sisterhood will
sented "Woman's World '96"
hold
its annual house tour
with featured performer Rabbi
Bob Alper. Rabbi Alper is a co- Wednesday, May 29, from 10
median. The day began with a.m.-4 p.m. Advance tickets are
boutique shopping followed by a $15; tickets on the day of the tour
luncheon and then Rabbi Alper's are $18. The tour will explore six
performance. Judy Blumeno, unique homes in West Bloom-
sisterhood president, greeted the field, Bloomfield Hills and Com-
crowd as did the synagogue's merce Township. Barbara Ben
president, Alan Schwartz. and Barbara Gutman are
Debbie Balkin and Linda chairmen. Other organizers in-
Gold were the event chairmen. clude: President Sandy Stock-
Some of the Woman's World or- er, Sheila Schiffer, Janie
ganizers included: Brenda Roth, Vicki Ingber, Debbi Sil-
Glickman, Ruthe Goldstein, ver, Paulla Epstein, Shirley
Shirley Ruzumna, Gail Halprin, Hermi Stone, Gayle
Goodstein, Miriam Goldberg, Hirsch and Lisa Sallen. For in-
Bobbie Borman, Faye Ull- formation, call Barbara Ben at
(810) 855-9792 or Barbara Gut-
mann.
man at (810) 851-4009.
TRAVEL
WRITING AWARD
FALAFIL A SPECIALITY
Susan IL Pollack, of Hunt-
ington Woods, took top honors in
a major regional writing compe-
tition sponsored by the Midwest
Travel Writers Association
Restaurant
❑°OBIT
❑ ANOSPHERE
❑ VALUE
Mideastern & American Cuisine
27060 Evergreen at 1-696 & 11
In Lathrup Landing • 559-9099
RAW JUICE BAR
With Fresh-S • ueezed Fruits & Ve • etables
r
Buy One Entree At Regular Price
Get Second Entree
Equal or Lesser Value
HALF THE PRICE!
104
L
0
• Dine In Only • With Coupon
• 1 Coupon Per Couple
• Not Valid With Other Offers
Expires 12-31-96
JN
Above: Debbie Balkin,
Judie Blumeno and
Linda Gold of
Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood.
Right: Linda Lublin,
Lynn Rich and
Ethel Fitzerman of
Beth Shalom
Sisterhood.
Carole Kaftan, Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Marilyn Rubin
(MTWA). She was named Mark
Twain Travel Writer of the Year
— 1995 last month. Ms. Pollack
won a cash prize and a pewter
loving cup. Prior to the Detroit
newspaper strike, she worked as
a staff writer for The Detroit
News. Her prize-winning story,
"Rosie's Diner Serves Up More
Than Good Food," is about a din-
er in Rockford, Mich., north of
Grand Rapids.
ARCHIVES
OF AMERICAN ART
The Archives of American Art
will hold a tribute to the Ford
family with dinner and a live auc-
tion of jewelry by Douglas
Schubot of Jules R. Schubot
Jewellers at 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, May 22, at The Roostertail.
The cost is $50, which includes
cocktails, dinner and valet park-
ing. Some of the committee mem-
bers include: Irving Burton,
Toby and Alex Etkin, Thelma
and Arnold Feuerman, Mari-
lyn and Bud Schlain and
Sydell and Doug Schubot.
For ticket information, call
(313) 226-7544.
ORT & ART
Detroit ORT leadership and
supporters will travel to the Jew-
ish Museum in New York City for
a private viewing of the exhibi-
tion Marc Chagall, 1907-1917 on
Wednesday, May 22. A guided
tour and hors d'oeuvres reception
are included in the $90 couvert.
For information and reservations,
call (212) 353-5824.
NOTES
Robin Wayne and Ronna
Schmerin, of Two Sisters, pre-
sents a trunk show at Roz &
Sherm May 10-11.
The Village Antique Show at
Henry Ford Museum is May 10-
12.
Jules R. Schubot Jewellers will
hold its second annual watch fair
May 10-12.
Saks Fifth Avenue will host
makeup artist Joseph Costa of
Yves Saint Laurent on May 15-
16. ❑