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Temple Israel Hosts
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T
emple Israel hosted
"The Art of Food and
Wine" at the temple
Feb. 29 with an evening of
gourmet food, wine and dan-
cing. More than 1,000
patrons attended the gala
event, which also featured a
silent auction and raffle.
Proceeds from the event
benefit the educational and
community programs of the
temple.
Chairman Richard Ger-
shenson was beaming
about the success of the eve-
ning. "I was concerned about
the coordination and organ-
ization of the the party, but
the volunteer staff of 130
were so professional.
Cloverleaf Market and the
Lutfy family really helped
with the core of the party."
Mr. Gershenson attributes
part of the success of the
evening to the ticket price of
$37.50 per person.
Guests were greeted by
valet parking and entered
into a festive foyer of
balloons shaped in grape
clusters. The atrium area
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Suzy and Steve Milach
at Temple Israel benefit.
featured a dance floor and
tables, while the social halls
were filled with wine and
food. Patrons were able to
taste food and wine from
more than 40 restaurants
and caterers, who created
lavish displays. From
Armenian pizza to smoked
fish ravioli, every ethnic
cuisine was consumed and
enjoyed. One entire social
hall was filled with desserts.
Chocoholics had a feast with
the chocolate truffles, dipped
fruits, candies, cookies and
cakes.
Some of the people spotted
in the crowd included: Cyn-
thia and Steve Lupiloff,
Paula and Mike Shapiro,
Carole and Larry Miller,
Carolyn and Steve Marks,
Sue and Neil Gross, Shari
Richard Gershenson
and Nortie Stern, Stan
and Linda Beltzman,
Steve and Suzy Milach.
Ronna Hoffert summed
up the feeling of the crowd:
"I thought the evening was
fabulous. The desserts were
disgustingly wonderful."
RECOVERY
SEMINARS
Joanne Zuroff, a print
and broadcast journalist who
has had breast and ovarian
cancer, has started Recovery
& Discovery, a company
presenting seminars for ac-
tive, recovering cancer pa-
tients. The four seminars
will be held on April 27, 28
and May 18 and 19 at diff-
erent locations in the metro
Detroit area. For more in-
formation, call Recovery &
Discovery at 626-1985.
NAVY ADMISSION
The Jewish News article
"U.S. Naval Academy Has a
Jewish Life," which ap-
peared Jan. 24, had special
meaning for Philip and
Anita Seltzer of Ann Ar-
bor. Their son, Sean, a
senior at Huron High
School, was admitted to the
class of '96 at Navy. Sean is
the captain of Huron's foot-
ball and rifle teams and will
play football for Navy in the
fall. He is also a member of
the National Honor Society.
ART FOR HEART
The recent "Art for Heart"
auction to benefit the Com-
munity Cholesterol Resear-
ch Program for Henry Ford
Hospital and Vascular In-
stitute raised about $30,000.
Dr. Sidney Goldstein, head
of cardiology, his wife
Phebe and Senator Jack
Faxon attended the event,
which was held at Machus
Sly Fox restaurant.
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