i Fine Italian
Dining in a
Casual
Atmosphere

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RISTORANTE

came up with his approach after being
married to a wool weaver who was
raising sheep. "I'm primarily a gold-
smith, but I have been doing some
work with black pearls and occasional
stones."
Golder became interested in mak-
ing jewelry while taking college classes
in a variety of curriculums from pre-
med to industrial design.
"My grandfather had a jewelry store

in Florida, and I hung around and
absorbed everything," recalls the artist,
whose work has been shown at a sub-
urban Detroit gallery. "When I got to
college, I did some casting, and that
began my jewelry career 30 years ago."
Although Judaica is not part of the
jewelry cache he will be bringing to
Birmingham, Golder has accepted
Judaica projects, including a Torah
pointer for the Hebrew Union College
in Cincinnati and a container for
spices inhaled during Havdala services
at the close of Sabbath.
"A lot of people ask me if I changed
my name because of my profession,
but it's the same last name my grandfa-
ther had in Russia," the artist reveals.
"The language he spoke did not con-
nect that word to gold as a metal." ❑

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Park, Royal Oak
(248) 544 6680

July 8-10 --- Village Art

Festival
Farmington Hills
Founders Festival
Downtown Farmington
(248) 474-3440, Ext. 23

July 19-22 -- Ann Arbor

Art Fairs
City of Ann Arbor
(800) 888-9487

Aug. 4-6 — Dearborn

Homecoming Art Fair
City of Dearborn/
Dearborn Arts Council
Ford Field, Dearborn
(313) 943-3095

All pasta dinner entrees
come with all the above
pasta side dish.

This Sunday
Open Mother's Day
2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

njob Dinner

Reservations Accepted

1 am - 10 pm
Sunday:
4 pm 9 Pm

The Birmingham Fine Art Festival
runs 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, May
13, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday,
May 14, in Shain Park and along
adjacent streets in downtown
Birmingham. (248) 644-0866.

A Little

Cincinnati artist
Stuart Golder will
show his loom-woven
jewelry in 18-karat
gold; some pieces
incorporate
black pearls and
occasional stones.

All meat, fowl and fish
dinner entrees include
antipasto, soup, salad,
vegetable, potato and pasta.

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Aug. 5-6 -- Ferndale

Art Fair
East Nine Mile Road,
Ferndale
(248) 988-1074

Hamtramck Art
Collaborative
Joseph Campau,
Hamtramck
(313) 893-7339

Aug. 12-13 — 17th

Sept. 9- Art & Appks

Annual Brighton Art
Festival
Brighton Chamber of
Commerce
Downtown Brighton
(810) 227-5086

Festival
Paint Creek Center for
the Arts
Rochester Municipal
Park, Rochester
(248) 651-7418

Sept. 1-4

Sept. 23-24 — Art in

Arts, Beats

Eats
Downtown Pontiac
(248) 334-4600

Sept. 3 — Hamtramck

Art Festival

the Park
Common Ground
Sanctuary
Shain Park,
Birmingham
(248) 456-8150

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FINE CUISINE IN A RELAXED, CONTEMPORARY SETTING.

Featuring fine traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine as well as
prime Steaks, Chops, Veal, Fish and Seafood. Traditions and quality
continue...Private dining & catering available.

"AN ART IN EATING WELL"
2 1 /2 miles east of The Somerset Collection on Big Beaver Road

phone

248-680-0066

SINCE 1920
THE TRADITION CONTINUES

5/12

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