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for the BEST OF the JEWISH NEWS Readers' Choice Awards
Our upcoming NOSH guide to dining
and entertainment will reveal the win-
ners of the BEST OF survey. From
corned beef to cocktails and bagels to
burgers, we want to know your favorite
places to grab a nosh, celebrate a
birthday dinner and hang out after
hours.
Please complete this ballot and mail,
fax or submit online to us by Aug. 30.
We'll publish your picks in this year's
NOSH, on newsstands Oct. 22. include
your name, phone number and any
comments about your choices.
Name
Address
City
Phone
E-mail
Send ballot to:
Best Of JN
29200 Northwestern Hwy.
Suite 110
Southfield, MI 48034
Fax to (248) 304-8885.
Or visit
www.detroitjewishnews.com
to vote online.
0:AL MI NOSHES
Traditional Jewish Favorites
Best bagel
Best matzoh ball /chicken noodle
soup
Best egg-white omelet
Best seven-layer cake
Best deli
Best challah
Ethnic
Best Sushi
Best Thai
Best Middle Eastern
Best Italian
Best Greek
Best Mexican
Best Chinese restaurant
Specialty
Best steak dinner
Best spot for seafood
Best burger
Best brunch
Best breakfast
Best buffet
Best place for a power lunch
Best smoothie
Best salad
Best patio dining
Best carryout
Best bakery
Best low-carb menu
Best early bird special
Best reason to drive
to Ann Arbor for dinner
Best reason to drive
to Windsor for dinner
Kid-friendly
Best place to take the kids for:
Breakfast
Pizza
Ice cream
Dinner
A birthday party
ON THE TOWN AFTER-HOURS
Best place to go for a cocktail
Best late-night coffeehouse
Best wine list
Best dessert menu
Best casino
Best place to go dancing
Best Saturday night hotspot
Best teen hangout
Best movie theater
Best live theater venue
6/11
2004
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Honor Communal Service
To honor the contribution of out-
standing professionals in service to
the Jewish community, the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
invites nominations for the 17th
annual Mandell L. and Madeleine H
Berman Award.
Those eligible are Jewish commu-
nal professionals employed by
Federation and its family of agencies
who have been working in the
Detroit Jewish community for at
least five years.
Nominees must have made a sig-
nificant contribution to the general
good of the Jewish community,
demonstrating the highest standards
of professionalism, knowledge and
dedication in the services they pro-
vide.
Nominations for the Berman
Award are due Friday, June 25. For
an application packet and informa-
tion, call Kari Alterman, (248) 203-
1470 or e-mail alterman@jfmd.org
AJC Honors Torreano
Gail Torreano, president of SBC
Michigan, will receive the 2004
Institute of Human Relations
Distinguished Leadership Award in
recognition of her exemplary work
in civic and business affairs in
Michigan from the American Jewish
Committee Metropolitan Detroit
Chapter 6 p.m., Monday, June 21,
at the Atheneum Suite Hotel in
Detroit.
Torreano is responsible at SBC for
regulatory, legislative, and external
affairs, as well as community and
industry relations throughout the
state of Michigan. She is chair of the
board for the Detroit Regional
Chamber of Commerce and a board
member of Detroit Renaissance.
The evening's co-chairs are Dennis
W. Archer, Harold Beznos, Jeffrey
R. Caponigro, Peter Cummings,
Edward Deeb, Tarik Daoud, Debbie
Dingell, Denise Illitch, Alan E.
Schwartz and Frank Stella. AJC din-
ner chair is Frederick H. Marx.
Advance reservations are required.
Dinner tickets begin at $250 and
tables at $2,500. Funds generated
from this event help to underwrite
local metro Detroit chapter pro-
grams and intergroup activities
throughout Michigan.
For information, call (248) 646-
7686.