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January 20 1995!!!

Susie Jacob, Marjorie Saulson and Sandy Schwartz at the Choices coffee kickoff.

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he Women's Division of the HALL OF FAME
Jewish Federation of Met-
The recent 10th annual Michi-
ropolitan Detroit recently
held a coffee kickoff at the gan Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
home of Marjorie Saulson to induction banquet set new
inform 60 volunteers about the records for attendance and fund-
raising. More than 600 guests
1995 Choices event.
Sandy Schwartz, chairman, attended the event to recognize
Susie Jacob, associate chair- Jewish athletes. At the event,
man, and Edie Slotkin, cam- Fred Yaffe presented the Alvin
paign chairman, educated the Foon Memorial Award to radio
women about the March 14 pro- personality J.P. McCarthy.
gram at Mat Shalom, which will Some of the supporters included:
feature author and humorist Don Shane, Eli Zaret, Mike
Stone, Myron and Jackie Mil-
Judith Viorst.
At the coffee, the women grom, Bill Davidson, David
viewed photographer Ed-
ward Serotta's media pre-
sentation "Survival in
Sarajevo." The upcoming
event also will feature a pre-
sentation by Mr. Serotta.
Choices is a community
outreach event and fund-
raising luncheon. It is or-
ganized with table hostesses
inviting guests to attend the
$20 luncheon. Guests must
make a minimum $118
pledge to Federation, payable
throughout the year. Last
year's event raised $65,000
from 600 women, with 214 Fred Yaffe, J.P. McCarthy
new pledges. Choices hopes to
attract new members to Hermelin, Howard Tapper,
Steven Simons, Ann New-
Federation.
Some of the hostesses for man, Irving Laker, Fred and
Choices include: Lisa Brody, Kathy Yaffe, Shirley Foon
Deena Canvasser, Joan Cher- Wiss, Jim Berk and Chuck
noff-Epstein, Susan Farkas, Soberman.
Carol Weintraub Fogel,
Pamela Friedman, Micki THEATER RESCUE
Miriam Lewis, a Berkley
Grossman, Randee Lipman,
Diane Perlman, Arline Rein, High School student, playing the
Jane Schwartz, Lois Shaev- Artful Dodger in the musical
sky, Barbara Kahn Tronstein Oliver, rescued last weekend's
and Dottie Wagner. For performance. Senior Josh
more information about Choices, Davis, who was scheduled to
call Sandra Jaffa at (810) play the part of Fagin, developed
642-4260.
pneumonia. Ms. Lewis came to