Friday, May 3, 1985

64

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

LOCAL NEWS

Be a name not a number by shopping at
your member market of the Detroit Area
Retail Kosher Meat Dealers Association
only.

Breakfast With Bar-Han Program Nears

SUN., MAY 5TH THRU THURS., MAY 9TH

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21780 W. 11 Mile Rd., Southfield

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5554 Drake Rd., W. Bloomfield

Northgate Kosher Meat Market

25254 Greenfield, Oak Park

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officers will also take place at the
meeting.
Ms. Rosner-Doelker is part of
the "Rosner Trio", an ensemble
including her mother, Collette
Salon Rosner, pianist; and her sis-
ter, Cindi Rosner Kelley,
clarinetist. The trio has per-
formed at the West Bloomfield
Arts Festival, Scholarship Bene-
fit Concerts for Mu Phi Epsilon
and numerous music clubs,
among them the Birmingham,
Pontiac and Farmington.
The Rosner Trio has given con-
certs for the Hebrew Music Festi-
• vals, sisterhoods, middle years
Rae Sharfman
groups and the cultural series of
Temple Beth El, where Ms.
The American Women for Bar-
Rosner-Doelker is a frequent sol-
Ilan University, Detroit Chapter,
oist.
will hold its semi-annual "Break-
She has studied with members
fast with Bar-Ilan" program on
of the Detroit Symphony Or-
Thursday in the West Bloomfield
chestra and attended _master
home of Diane Klein.
classes conducted by Jean-Pierre
The program will feature flutist
Rampal, William Bennett and
Kim Rosner-Doelker, harpist
Andras Adorjan. She coaches with
Christa Grix, and Rae Sharfman,
Ervin Monroe, principal flutist of
who will present a Bar-Ilan up-
the DSO.
date, announced Joanne Zuroff,
. Miss Grix has performed in con-
cert at Symphony Hall in Boston,
the Kennedy Center in Washing
ton, D.C., and as a featured soloist
with the International Symphony
Orchestra. In 1983, Miss Grix was
the only harpist invited to
Halifax, Nova Scotia, as a young
artist. for the Scotia Festival of
Music. Locally, she has performed
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra and Michigan Opera The-
ater, and at the Pine Knob Thea-
ter and the Premier Center.
Mrs. Sharfman will report on

her recent visit to the Bar-Ilan
campus this past January. She is
active on behalf of Soviet Jewry
and Holocaust education.
Assisting in planning the
Breakfast with Bar-Ilan program
are: Goldie Adler, Ann Baruch,
Tillie Brandwine; Dolores Brown,
Rosa Chessler, Ethel Cohen,
Fayga Dombey, Hortense Falk,
Nancy Fox, Ruth Gilan, Malka
Gordon, Doreen Hermelin, Shelly
Jackier, Harriet Jacobson, Eve-
lyn Kasle, Linda Lee, Nora
Lessman, Beverly Leuchter, Ruth
Levi, Judy Naftaly, Susan Pap-
pas, Donna Pearlman, Blanche
Pollack, Rosie Schlussel, Barbara
Stollman, Frieda Stollman, Leila
Stollman, Lisa Weiner and Linda
Zlotoff.
For information and reserva-
tions, call the Bar-Ilan office,
398-7180.

Kim Rosner-Doelker

vice president-programming, and
Sharon Hart, president.
Terran Leemis, chairman of the
chapter's nominating committee,
announced that elections of new

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PRICES & ITEMS EFFECTIVE THRU MAY 9, 1985. NO SALES TO DEALERS

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Leo Knight, left received the Outstanding Photographic Contribution
Award from William Cortright, chairman of the Professional
Photographers of Michigan, State Certification Commission, at the
organization's recent state convention in Flint.

