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new weekly Israeli folk tional suits in solid purple, red
dance session has started and brown. For evening, watch
at the Maple/Drake Jew- for glitz in addition to the staid
ish Community Center black outfits.
Some of the patrons included:
with leaders Shelly Komer
Jackier and Avi Zechory. Blanche Pollack, Joan Jam-
More than 50 dancers, beginners pel, Diane Kaplan, Joan
and advanced, participated in the Stern, Shelly Cooper, Mira
Linder, Helen Lerner, Bev-
opening session.
"The hope is to put Detroit
on the map of Israeli folk danc-
ing. It is a great opportunity
to socialize, enjoy Israeli mu-
sic and to dance a form of eth-
nic aerobics," said Ms. Jacki-
er.
Israeli dancing is a major
pastime in Israel where more
than 100,000 people dance
regularly. There are usually
weekly sessions. Choreogra-
phers contribute new dances
periodically and they are then
introduced to the United
States at workshops. Every
July, there is a three-day folk- Ideane Luby and Helen Lerner.
dance festival in Carmiel with
open dance sessions that last un- erly Wagner, Ideane Luby,
Karen Lutz and Ruth
til dawn.
The JCC folk dancing session Schwartz.
Robert Kamins, a Universi-
will take place every Wednesday
ty
of Michigan student, also at-
evening. Beginners start at 7:30
and are invited to attend the ad- tended the event. He was inter-
vance session from 8:30-10:30. ested in the fashions only because
For more information, call (810) his girlfriend was one of the mod-
els.
661-7632.
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CHANEL & BACH
MS BENEFIT
The Michigan Bach Festival
and Jacobson's recently present-
ed the Chanel collection at the
Ritz Carlton. More than 500 pa-
trons attended the event, which
featured the runway show from
Paris.
There are many updated looks
from Chanel, including faux-fur
trim on suits and Capri pants
with matching jackets in wild col-
ors. There are still many tradi-
The 1994 Multiple Sclerosis
annual gala was held at the
Phoenix Center in Pontiac with
dancing, a live auction and culi-
nary specialties from more than
25 local chefs. Some of the chefs
included: Rick Halberg, Elwin
Greenwald and Gayle Harte.
Rick Halberg donated a din-
ner for four at his new restau-
rant, Emily's, which will open in
the fall in Northville.