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he Birmingham Com-
munity House will
hold its eighth annual
Our Town Art Exhibi-
tion and Sale Oct. 21-24.
Franklin Bank is the spon-
sor of the event, and there is
no admission fee.
Allen Rubiner, gallery
owner and art dealer, will
serve as juror for the event.
Mr. Rubiner reviewed 1,250
slides of artwork submitted
by Michigan artists. He
selected 328 final pieces for
the exhibit and sale. Final
judging will be on Oct. 18
with $10,000 in prizes
awarded at the artists'
award ceremony on Oct. 24.
Mr. Rubiner will speak on
"The Current Art Market"
at the Professional Women's
Breakfast on Oct. 21. There
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Congregation Beth Achim
will hold its annual juried
boutique and craft show
with over 30 booths, in-
cluding Judaica gifts, on
Oct. 17 beginning at 11 a.m.
The Art One Fall Fair will
be held Nov. 6-7 at the
physical education building
of Oakland Community Col-
lege, Auburn Hills campus.
The juried art fair will
feature the works of local
and national artists. Fiber
wearables and jewelry will
be available. A portion of the
$3 admission charge will be
donated to the DIA. Art One
Fall Fair is produced by
Nancy Blechman Clark
and Nancy Einstein of N
Squared Productions.
Allen Rubiner
is a $5 charge, and reserva-
tions are required. For more
information about the ac-
tivities, call the special
events coordinator, 644-5832
ArtShare '93 will be held
Oct. 20-23 at the Somerset
Collection in Troy. The art
exhibit and gala auction
benefit the St. Vincent and
Sarah Fisher Center in
Farmington Hills, featuring
art from students and
alumni of Wayne State Uni-
versity. Leon S. Cohan, an
attorney and governor of the
Detroit Arts Commission, is
honorary chairman. Eugene
and Elaine Driker,
Michael and Bunnie Krat-
chman and Jack and
Aviva Robinson serve on
the honorary committee.
There will be a gala benefit
A local delegation headed by
Arlene Victor and State
Senator Lana Pollack re-
cently traveled to Washing-
ton to meet with administra-
tion officials and congres-
sional members as part of
the WILL/WAND national
conference. The Women's
Action for New Directions
(WAND) is a national mem-
bership organization work-
ing to increase women's po-
litical power. Arlene Vic-
tor was sworn in as the fifth
national president of
WAND. The delegation met
with Tipper Gore, Janet
Reno, Donna Shalala, Pat
Shroeder and others. The
delegation included: Lor-
raine Lerner, Joyce
Kaplan, Marilyn
Schechter, Nancy
McHugh, Andrea Putnam
and Jean Prokopow.
GREENBERG FILM
Award-winning filmaker
Aviva Klempner recently
interviewed attorney Alan
Dershowitz, Senator Carl
Levin and Congressman
Sander Levin for her
documentary on Jewish
baseball player Hank
Greenberg. The Life and
Times of Hank Greenberg
will be released next fall in
time for the World Series.
MAIMONIDES EVENT
The 47th annual donor lun-
cheon for the Women of
Maimonides Medical Society
will take place at noon Oct.