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"Magic Dreams and Make Be-
lieve," this year's Washtenaw
County JCC's Annual Spring
Dance Recital, will be held May
23 at the Ann Arbor Civic The-
ater.The production will present
40 minutes of performances by
30 youngsters enrolled in JCC
dance classes.
A lasagna dinner will be held
5:30-7:30 p.m. May 24 at the
Washtenaw County Jewish Com-
munity Center to benefit the JCC
Maccabi team. The games are an
opportunity for youngsters, ages
13 to 16, to compete and socialize
with Jewish youth from around
the world. There is a fee for the
dinner.
Ann Arbor JCC
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting and a vol-
unteer recognition ceremony for
the Jewish Community Center of
Washtenaw County will be held
May 22 at 10 a.m.
The meeting will include the
election of board members, com-
mittee reports, the recognition
ceremony and brunch.
New nominees to the board are
Daniel Cutler, Sidney
Warschausky, Sally Coudron,
Jerry Kraus. All are being nom-
inated for three year terms. Also
nominated for the class of 1997
are returning board members
Susie Ayer, Al Bloom, Pat
Soskolne and Evan Cohen.
The meeting also will honor
the following outgoing board
members: Steven Gerber, Alida
Silverman and Michelle Freund.
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Federation
The annual meeting of the Jew-
ish Federation of Washtenaw
County/United Jewish Appeal
(UJA) will be held May 25 at 7:30
p.m., at the Washtenaw County
Jewish Community Center.
The meeting will include the
election of board members, com-
mittee reports and a dessert re-
ception. Nominees for the board
of directors include: Bob Bree,
Sandy Herman, Laura Huebner,
Evie Lichter and Gerda Seligson
— all of whom are returning for
a second three-year term. New
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Gwen Budow.
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following retiring members: Hen-
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