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Choices, the 1994
outreach event
and fund-raising
luncheon of the
Allied Jewish
Campaign
Women's Divi-
sion, was an
overwhelming
success with
more than 600 guests. Chair-
man Beverly Liss thanked the
crowd for making the choice to
attend.
Actress Tovah
Feldshuh entertained the
guests through many
character vignettes and
reminisced about her expe-
riences at Interlochen. "At
Interlochen, my name was
Teri Sue," she said. Sharon
Schwartz, a Hillel Day
School teacher, was at
Interlochen with Ms.
Feldshuh. Both of these
Interlochen graduates
received rave reviews. Ms.
Feldshuh received a stan-
ding ovation for her perfor-
mance, while Ms. Schwartz
heard Mazal Toy numerous
times as the director of the
recent Hillel Day School
play, Bye Bye Birdie. Coin-
cidentally, Zachary Liss,
Beverly's son, had one of the
leading roles.
Some of the women who
chose to volunteer for
Choices included: Roz
Blanck, Nancy Glass,
Susie Jacob, Elda
Schwartz, Lisa Brody, Sue
Ellen Kaufman and
Hilary Borman.

POWER BREAKFAST

More than 150 busi-
nesswomen attended the
Women's Power Breakfast
held March 16 at the Detroit
Club to share camaraderie
and compassion to raise
funds for Gleaners Commun-

ity Food Bank. Last year,
Gleaners collected 13 mill-
ion pounds of food and
distributed it to 184 soup
kitchens. Trudy Archer,
Lisa Ford and Dulcie
Rosenfeld were co-
chairmen. The event was
underwritten by Prudential
Securities. Some of the sup-
porters included: Harriet
Alpern, Julie Cummings,
Lynn Deitch, Liz Kanter
Groskind, Shelley Golden,

Dulcie Rosenfeld, Trudy Archer

Janet Levine, Susan
Moiseev, Mary Shapero,
Marjorie Saulson, Linda
Soberman, Kathleen
Strauss, Jeannie Weiner
and Mary Lou Zieve.

ROAR AT RITZ

The Juvenile Diabetes
Foundation will present an
evening of dining and danc-
ing 8 p.m. April 15 at the
Ritz-Carlton. Geogeann
Kralik and Teckla
Rhoads are co-chairmen
Some of the committee
members include: Irene
Bader, Janice Cherkasky,
Estelle Elkus, Susan
Jacob, Karen Lutz,
Marilyn Silver and Helen
Wachler.

RHAPSODY IN RED

The Southeastern Michigan
Chapter of the American
Red Cross announces the