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h e Women of
Maimonides Medical
S ociety and
Crosswinds Mall pre-
sented "Holiday Fest of
Laughs and Wraps," at
Crosswinds in West Bloom-
field on Dec. 9. More than
200 patrons enjoyed the food,
fashions and silent auction.
"Everyone is enjoying the
fashion show," said Sue
Kerwin, chairman. Presi-
dent Linda Sahn noted
that this was the first event
in years that included wo-
men and men. "We hope it
attracts new members," she
said.
Proceeds from the program
support medical and
oesteopathic students in
Michigan and in Israel in
the from of interest-free
students loans. Funds are
also distributed to local
charities.
A highlight of the evening
was comedienne Norma
Zager and the fashion show
with models from Barbazon
School of Modeling.
Retailers in Crosswinds
Mall provided the fashions,
while Manuels and Yogurt
Delights provided the food.
Some of the patrons includ-
ed: Debbie Karp, Janice

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BAIS YAAKOV

Several hundred moms came
last Sunday to the Sally
Allan Alexander Beth Jacob
School for a performance
featuring 6th, 7th and 8th
graders in song, dance and
drama.
One play focused on a
young Jew forced to join the
czar's army. He returns
home to find it's Rosh
Hashanah. Though long
estranged from his religion,
the young man's prayers are
uttered with such sincerity
the rabbi cannot help but
notice.
Proud parents in the au-
dience included Malkie

Torgow, Naomi Roberg,
Bonnie Lax and Peggy
Letvin. Among the young

stars in the performance
were Devorah Brenner,

Sue Kerwin

Aviva Jacobovitz, Aviva
Drucker, Rachel Last,
Henna Tolwin and
Miriam Rosenfeld.

MUSIC MAN

Berkely High School pre-
sented The Music Man with
a bevy of local talent. Caryn
Gach played the role of
Marian the librarian, keep-
ing a family tradition since
her mom, Shelly, is the
librarian at the Huntington
Woods Library. Some of the
other stars included: Jon

Faulkner, Jason
Dworkin, Adi Paliti,
Melissa Loeb, Peter
Fishman, Nina Aronson,
Sarah Stewart, Ariana
Baseman, Julie Borkin,
Jill Friedman, Elana Bod-
zin, Carrie Mossman,
Shosi Utchenik, Jana
Wolock, Samantha Gross,
Barbara Leibson, Miriam
Lewis, Alexia Smokler,
David Stocker and Lori-
Anne Usher.

FASHION NOTES

New stores have opened just
in time for holiday shopping.
Lori Karbal opened in Birm-
ingham featuring unique
collection of cosmetics,
fragrances and skin care ac-
cessories for men and wo-
men. Also in Birmingham is
Char Schulman's Gift and
Accessories Shop with one-
of-a-kind gifts. There are
more than 1,000 items to
choose from with price
ranges from $3 to $500. Ubi-
quity Gallery in Ferndale
blends contemporary crafts,
jewelry and collectibles.