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MEET THE ARTIST

FRIDAY, AUG UST 6, 1999
6:00-9:00 P.M.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1999
6:00-9:00 P.M.

DANIELLE PELEG
GALLERY

4301 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
SUITE 145 CROSSWIND MALL
WEST BLOOMFIELD

248.626.5810

www.intelligentchicken.com

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(Just East of Orchard Lake Rd.)

248.474.3033

7/30
1999

88 Detroit Jewish News

ANN ARBOR

LOCATIONS:

• Borders Books
• Barnes & Noble
• Hillel House
• Mainstreet Books
• Michigan Union
Bookstore
• Nicola's Books,
(A Little Professor Books Co.)

sZillgerMarl'S

again ... Years later, Billy became one
of the most wanted actors in local
television ... has done over 100 com-
mercials ... and is still at it.
THE NEW Omni Detroit Hotel
vvill host a Roaring '20s-style grand
opening celebration, Sunday, Aug. 1,
at 11:30 p.m. ... with proceeds bene-
fiting Variety, The Children's Charity
... The gourmet brunch will also
include croquet instruction, live jazz
on the riverfront patio and contests ...
It is the former River Place at 1000
Riverplace, end of McDougal ... the
only waterfront hotel in Detroit.
CORN ON THE COB is the
favorite of many ... But how can you
keep it hot until the gang is ready to
eat the last delicious ear? ... Judy
Robinson (Ray) has an idea ... Put a
plastic bag on a serving platter, she
writes ... stack the hot corn inside the
bag and keep it closed tight until you
are ready to eat ... The corn will stay
tasty all evening, she says.
A WAITRESS WRITES ... "My
main gripe is about some men cus-
tomers who seem a bit confused about
the functions and duties of a waitress.
May I enlighten them? I am there to
serve food and drink. I am to be polite,
courteous and efficient. That's it! I am
not there to socialize. I don't need it.
The customer's wife doesn't want her
husband's arm around my waist when
I'm taking his order. I discreetly stop
back out of the reach of male customers
but I'd like to smack their faces. I don't
need to be called 'darling' or 'honey' by
them. My husband does it at home. My
name is on my tag. These men may be
out for a social evening or for fun and
games, but they should please treat the
waitress with a little respect."
TODAY, JULY 30, is the last day
Botsford Inn will be open to the pub-
lic ... It has been taken over by
Botsford Hospital.
OVERHEARD ... At Ristorante Di
Modesta, "One way to get rich is to
be able to tell when a piece of junk
becomes an antique ... At Shangri-La,
"A woman driver wouldn't have as
much trouble squeezing into a parking
space if she would imagine it was a
girdle or a pair of shoes ... at Brandy's,
"First you tell me what you can afford.
Then we'll both have a good laugh
and go on from there" ... at Chuck
Muer's Seafood Tavern, the big execu-
tive telling his secretary at lunch,
"Answer this letter or me, but be care-
ful not to lose my temper" ... at
Absolute Tiffany's, "All I want is a
decent man who will love and respect
me. Is that too much to ask of a
multi-millionaire?" 7

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