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Fact is, more Americans
may die by the fork than by
any other weapon. That's
because so many of them
use it irresponsibly. Like
to fill up on high-fat, high-
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Leslie Ann Pilling, Susan Winton Feinberg and Marsha Fischer modeling the
DIFFA Collection.
Benefits Help
AIDS Research
CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ LOCAL COLUMNIST
The Design In-
dustries Founda-
tion for AIDS
presented
$70,000 in grants
to local AIDS ser-
vice organiza-
tions at a recent
benefit held at
Industry in Pon-
tiac. This event also served as
a kick-off for Detroit's next
DIFFA event April 15 at the
State Theatre.
The upcoming event will
include the DIFFA Collec-
tion, sponsored by Levi
Strauss & Co. and Neiman
Marcus. The collection is a
nationally touring dance,
video and fashion
extravaganza featuring 100
classic Levi's denim jackets
that have been embellished
by designers and celebrities.
All the jackets will be auc-
tioned off.
Some of the celebs include:
Carolina Herrera, Fab-
rice, Kenneth Cole, Tim
Allen, Lily Tomlin,
Phillipe Stark. Tickets
range from $25-$150. For
more information, call 932-
2718.
Leslie Ann Pilling of
Presence II, Susan Winton
Feinberg of Walter Herz
Interiors and Marsha
Fischer of Fischer-Burland
were at the Industry event.
Some of the other supporters
included: Jonathan
Holtzman, Lorey
Eisenberg and Betty Jean
Rivkin.
BIRMINGHAM MUSICALE
The Birmingham Musicale,
a non-profit organization
devoted to musical enrich-
ment,and performance, will
hold a concert 3:30 p.m. Feb.
27 at the Birmingham
Community House. Musi-
cian Colette Rosner is an
active member of the group,
helping to organize the
event and supporting the
Colette Rosner
scholarship program. Mrs.
Rosner is the accompanist at
Temple Beth El and often
performs with her daughters
Cindi Rosner-Kelly and
Kim Rosner Saxe.
The Feb. 27th concert will
feature concert pianist
Flavio Varani of Brazil.
He is the artist-in-residence
at Oakland University.
Ticket prices are $20. The
patron price to meet the ar-
tist is $30, while the student
price is $10. For ticket in-