Welcome to the 1999

Ann Arbor Summer Festival
June 18 July 11

Summerrestival

Golfer: Julie Korotkin, 46, of

Birmingham

Profession: Law student
Handicap: 6 on the North Course of

Detroit Golf Club; 5 on the South
Course
Favorite course: Knollwood
Country Club
Fantasy: "To play with David Duval
and Nancy Lopez at Franklin Hills.
Nancy's swing is as unorthodox as
mine."

Trio Voronezh

Golfer: Alan Harvith, 51, of West

Maiostage performances

A Conversation with Gregory Peck • Saturday, June 19
Royal Crown Revue • Monday, June 21
An Evening with Branford Marsalis • Tuesday„ June 22
Festival Youth Arts Showcase • Wednesday, June 23
Kevin McCarthy in "Give 'Em Hell Harry'' • Thursday, June 24
Art Garfunkel • Friday, Jane 25 -
Luma: Theatre of Light • Saturday, June 26
Bobby McFerrin • Tuesday, June 29
Bolcom & Morris • Wednesday. June 30
Peter Spading Dance Company • Friday, July 2
Gloria Loring • Saturday, July 3 • Inspirational Speech on July 2
Capitol Steps • Sunday. July 4 • 2 Shows at 5 p.m. & 8 p.m.
nio Voronezh, on the Terraces of Rackham

Bloomfield

• Wednesday, July 7" (hors d'oeuvres. included)

Profession: President of Birchwood
Marketing
Handicap: 12
Favorite course: Knollwood
Country Club
Fantasy: "To take a summer off, go
on the PGA tour and play in all the
pro-ams."

The Wilkinsons • Thursday, July 8
Paula Poundstone • Friday, July 9
Marcel Marceau • Saturday, July 10, 2 p.m. kids' matinee., 8 p.m. eve. show

Golfer: Dr. Seymour Ziegelman: 62, of

Marcel Marceau

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West Bloomfield
Profession: OB/GYN specialist
Handicap: 13
Favorite course: The Legend, at
Shanty Creek in Bellaire
Fantasy: "To play the Masters course
at Augusta, and I will, definitely."

Golfer: Fred Yaffe: "60something," of

Bloomfield Hills

Profession: Advertising executive
Handicap 15
Favorite course: Franklin Hills
Fantasy: "I've already lived it. Two

years ago I took my son, Jimmy, to
Scotland." The Yaffes started in the
north at the exclusive Andrew
Carnegie course (very windy), and
ended in southern Scotland at St.
Andrews where the game began. They
rented a van. with another father/son
team and after 18 holes would climb
into the van to relax while their driver
sped them on to the next course.
"The Carnegie Club is the most
fabulous place in Scotland," recalls
Yaffe. "There were only about 16
guests. We came down to dinner to
find Jack Nicholson and Michael
Douglas there, too."
Another highlight was St.Andrews
where Jimmy was one under par after
the first nine. "I was so nervous for him
I shot a 51 on the front nine," say Fred.
"Then a 38 on the back." 0

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