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Orchard Ridge Campus, Orchard
Lake Road, south of I-696.
It's all-you-can-taste of food from
area restaurants and gold, silver and
bronze-medal wine winners from
around the country and Ontario. ...
The $40 per person proceeds go to the
scholarship fund for the Culinary Arts
and Hospitality Management Program
at OCC.
For more info, call (248) 471-6340.
THIS YEAR'S annual B'nai B'rith
Golf Classic ... always a biggie among
the teeing folks ... and those who go
to break bread at the banquet ... will
be at Edgewood Country Club on
Commerce Road in Commerce
Township.
QUITE A DIFFERENCE from
the first one in February 1995 ...
That's when COTS (Coalition On
Temporary Shelter) held its inaugural
fund-raising dinner at Botsford Inn ...
Only about 100 or 125 at the most
attended.
This is only four years later, but the
recent MASKorA1DE for COTS at
the Athenium Hotel, served over 400
at its dinner, which was a complete
sellout with 457 tickets purchased ...
And those ceramic masks painted by
local personalities, sports stars and
national celebrities, brought in a lot of
moola to help COTS' very fine pro-
gram.
MAIL DEPT. ... from Faye B.
Weiner, past president of the former
Michigan Club in Delray Beach,
Florida ... "At a recent breakfast
reunion of the club, Elsie Burd; Belle
Miller, a young 85 Bat Mitzvah gal;
Faye B. Weiner; Faith Pruschnicki, a
true vegetarian and an animal activist
in her spare time, met for a fun-filled
get-together. "
FIRST ONE was such a success
that a second annual No Run was held
by Ronald McDonald House to raise
money in its wonderful work offering
a home away and support services to
families of hospitalized children.
Guarantee was again that no one
would suffer from sore muscles the
next day ... All participants had to do
was stop at one of three metro loca-
tions and buy a T-shirt for $10.
OLDIE BUT GOODIE Joke
Dept. ... from Bud Sherbow ... about
the Jewish gent who took his Passover
lunch to eat on a park bench ... A
blind man sat down next to him ...
Feeling neighborly, the Jewish fellow
passed a piece of matzah to him ...
The blind man handled the matzah
for a few minutes, looked puzzled, and
finally exclaimed, "Who wrote this
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