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NOW
Amy Goodman, Amy
Gantz, Joel Davidson,
Julie Galazan, Bonnie
Welker and Jason
Roskind attend the
Holocaust Memorial
Center dinner at the
Westin on Oct. 29.
Thanks to Solomon
and Aliza Nivy who
donated more than
100 tickets to
university students.
I've worked up a proposal. Here 300 young people. Monies raised
($35,000) went toward the
it is:
Before the curtain rises on agency, which provides housing
Joseph And The Amazing Tech- and services for developmental-
nicolor Dreamcoat Nov. 29, the ly challenged adults.
This year, planners are shoot-
EYE SPY will be on the lookout
for the bold, the beautiful (Yes, ing for $50,000 in proceeds, just
my co-worker Elizabeth actually from the younger crowd. Tickets
watches it, but I don't) and the to the show and pre-glow, which
few who dare to wear something cost a minimum of $50, have
been underwritten by Rock Fi-
more outlandish than black.
Brownish black? Grayish nancial. For more information,
black? With-hint-of-evergreen call the Jewish Association for
Residential Care (That's JARC)
black? No way.
I want to see pink and purple at: (810) 352-5272.
and orange and red. Green and
silver and fuchsia and blue. Scar- More Hay Fever
Now the question: Why were
let and opal and crimson and
gold. I want to meet Detroit's ver- there THREE official hay rides
sion of Joseph or Josephine. And during ONE weekend, Oct. 19 to
21? (YAD, MID and B'nai B'rith
here's the deal ...
You come dressed in techni- Leadership Network ... Guys, we
colors and the "EYE" (that's I) need an acronym here. How's
will personally take your picture BBLN?)
I'm not complaining. As
and submit that smiling mug of
yours for public consumption in evinced by quotes in last week's
this column. (Just think how your column, everyone had a blast.
friends will talk! Can you say But why, may I ask, the fetish?
FAME? Watch out, it might Carolyn Ruskin with BBLN of-
change your life. Just ask Bert fers a rationale:
"I feel," she says "that all young
Green.)
If you dress in neon, I'll write Jewish people need a good roll in
the hay at least once or twice a
you up twice.
So, be original. Wear a rain- year."
Carolyn, please make that
bow. Honor the Dreamcoat. And,
to get yourself in The JeWish thrice. At least.
P.S. A disclaimer to keep me
News, just look for me. I'll be the
from becoming a scourge to pro-
one dressed in black.
All right. Now for some more priety. Please, please, please take
serious stuff (but not-too-serious this column with a grain of salt.
stuff). Get set for JARC's show Anything that strikes you as of-
before the show. The association's fensive is really and truly meant
young adult committee is tossing as a joke. And by the way, con-
a pre-glow at 6 p.m. Wednesday, gratulations to Carolyn and her
Nov. 29, in the exquisite Mason- soon-to-be hubbie, Steve Cohen.
ic Temple. Gear up for cocktails
Oh YASS!
and hors d'oeuvres.
Quick news flash: The next
Donny Osmond and his
Young
Adult Shabbat Service will
"Amazing Technicolor Dream-
coat" will take to the stage at 7:30 be held 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15,
p.m., but JARC's young adult at Adat Shalom Synagogue in
committee co-chairs, Ron Ap- Farmington Hills. Optional:
plebaum and Gary Gilbert, Bring a children's book for dona-
have organized some shmooze tion to a local charity. For more
time for young adults before the information, call (810) 932-8869.
That's the number for Ethan Gi-
curtain rises.
"It's a way for individuals who lan, YASS coordinator and a dear
are donating to JARC to get to- friend who, I'm dismayed to say,
gether, specifically the young has revealed that he too reads
adults. We thought this would be The Jewish News at his parents'
a good way for some social inter- place. Change those evil ways! ❑
action to occur for a good cause,"
Mr. Applebaum said.
Got some gossip? Send it to
Stephanie Jacobson, a
the EYE spy, 27676
JARC board member, says the
Franklin
Road, Southfield,
young adult committee expects a
MI 48034. Or call (810)
turnout of about 400 philan-
thropic 20- and 30-somethings.
354-6060, Ext. 263.
Last year, the JARC gala drew
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