JET

JEWISH ENSEMBLE THEATRE

presents

GROWN UPS

By Jules Feiffer

Directed by Julie Nessen

The Arts and Flowers 1993 poster.

Arts And Flowers
Exhibit At DIA

A wonderful Feiffer comedy with a
generous touch of his ascerbic humor . .

poking at contemporary family currents . .
!hough the joke may be closer to home
than any of us care to admit.

CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ LOCAL COLUMNIST

rts and Flowers: A
Festival of Spring" is
the combined effort of
the volunteer com-
mittee of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts in cooperation
with the Federated Garden
Clubs of Michigan. Now in
its eighth year, the festival
includes a preview party,
speakers, floral ar-
rangements complementing
works of art, docent tours
and the Arts and Flowers
poster exhibition from April
21-25 at the DIA.
A new feature will be
tablesettings on display in
the Rivera Court by 11 local
interior designers. They are:
Karl Bates, Paul Can-
vasser, Rick Carmody,
Gloria Colton, Marilyn
Garnder, Barbara
Goldburg, Brian Killian,
Graten Little, Sandra
Seligman, James Evan
Williams and Ann
Youngren. Mrs. Henry
Wineman and Mrs. An-
drew Camden are organi-
zing this event. For more in-
formation about the festival,
call 833-7969.

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Previews
April 21, 1993 - April 25 (Matinee)

Regular Performances —
April 25 - May 16

AARON DE ROY THEATRE

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
6600 W. MAPLE RD. • W. BLOOMFIELD

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WERE FIGHTING FOR
YOUR LIFE

American Heart
Association

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WONDERFUL WALKS

Beginning this weekend,
walkers throughout the
country will raise money for
important causes. The Race
for Cure, a 5K race walk or
walk for breast cancer
research at the Michigan
Cancer Foundation, takes
place at the Detroit Zoo. This
is a special walk for Sherry
Medsker of Franklin, who
learned about the race
through the founder, Nan-

Sherry Medsker

cy Brinker. Ms. Medsker
met her while she was in
Texas undergoing treatment
for breast cancer.
Ms. Medsker is raising
awareness about the disease
through her active support.
"I want to be active and help
find a cure for the disease."
Some other supporters in-
clude: Ann Zousmer, Carol
Lifton, Carole Sue Coden,
Lois Granader, Susan
Knoppow and David
Saperstein.
On April 18, Shelly
Jackier, Scott Eisenberg
and Kim Lifton will do
their yearly 18-mile walk for
multiple sclerosis in Birm-
ingham.
Amanda Foster, 6, who
was recently diagnosed with
juvenile diabetes, will lead a
team from her father's
Southfield podiatric office in