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Lou Rawls

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7 P.M. Sunday, December 10
adult $28 • student/sr. cit. $25

The Gaylords

Family Holiday Songs
sponsored by Arriva Ristorante

featuring

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4 P.M. & 8 P.M. Saturday, December 16
adult $19 • student/sr. cit. $17

Rodger's & Hammerstein's

'Cinderella, The Musical

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adult $24 • student/sr. cit. $22

Crazy For You

7:30 P.M. Sunday, May 12, 1996
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fling, your general color combos
YASS, It's Almost Here
Don't forget the Young Adult of black, gray and navy left room
Shabbat Service coming up at for a bit of pizazz.)
Among other friendly mugs
7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 15, at
Congregation Adat Shalom in were Barry Ludwig, Nathan
Farmington Hills. It's a casual af- White, Lori and Danny Web-
fair, so don't bother dressing to berman, Eli Saulson, Ilan
the nines. But do try to bring a Kaufman, Kenny Bell and
small gift. (It's optional.) In the Marci Kozin.
Socializing around one table
spirit of giving, YASS organizers
Ellen Krivchenia, Renee Him- were Barbara Klein, Kelli
melhoch, June Reed, Karen Turner, Terri Rosen, and
Gordon, Ethan Gilan, Miriam brothers Jeff and Lee Trepeck.
Starkman, Rabbi Danny (For a story about their cousin,
Nevins and the EYE are col- David Trepeck, see the busi-
lecting toys, books and games ness section of this week's edi-
such as Chanukah presents for tion).
Around another table sat Pam
needy children in our communi-
Lippitt, Steve Elkus, Diane
ty.
Baskin, Gail Wein-
Featured at the
stock and • Debbie
YASS: Adam Baker,
Lusky. Folks, their con-
who will lead the D'var
versation was killer.
Torah, also known as an
Here's an instant re-
informal discussion
play.
about the week's Torah
Diane: "When I was
portion and its relevance
a teen-ager, I had Don-
to modern times. For
more information, call RUTH LITTMANN ny Osmond plastered
all over my closet door.
Ethan at (810) 932-8869.
STAFF
You know, those pho-
WR"EYE"TER
Go! Go! GO!
tographs from Sixteen
The young adult di-
magazine and Tiger
vision of the Jewish Association Beat."
for Residential Care (JARC)
Gail: "I loved Donny Osmond's
tossed a successful before-the- different colored socks and his big
show pre-glow to Joseph and the teeth."
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Steve: "Marie Osmond. Oh,
last Wednesday, Nov. 29, at the she was hot."
Masonic Temple Theatre down-
Gail: "Donny was hotter."
town.
Diane: "And I hear that he's
The agency, which provides even hotter now. But really, we're
residential care to developmen- all here for charitable reasons.
tally disabled Jewish adults, We're not just here to see Donny
raised a record-breaking $1.5 mil- and the play."
lion. Underwritten by Rock Fi-
The EYE: Right, Diane.
nancial, the event gave an
... And now some thoughts
enormous crowd of people the about the show. Does Donny still
chance to see a glittering pre- wear purple socks? Were the
opening day performance of An- dancers in that Potiphar scene
drew Lloyd Webber's musical actually topless? A guy friend of
starring Donny Osmond.
mine — he'll remain nameless —
Ron Applebaum and Gary who was sitting near the EYE in
Gilbert were the young-adult co- the nosebleed section wants to
chairs. "We're very pleased," Ron know.
said. "And we'd like to thank
Another audience member, an
everyone for their support."
Israeli, thought it was a bit in-
The Applebaum-Gilbert team congruous to hear Joseph sung
noted that there was a "tremen- in English, not Hebrew. And it
dous amount of co-mingling" dur- was a definite culture shock to
ing the pre-glow. Right they were. envision Pharaoh as Elvis and
Bruce Corman and his girl- the Bible a la Broadway. Never-
friend, Sondra Schwartz, were theless, the evening was fabu-
caught on the sidelines with a lous, though the purple socks
plate of appetizers. Emily Jam- question awaits an answer. Don-
pel and Diane Smason were ny, if you're reading this, phone
shmoozing with others in the the JN at (810) 354-6060, Ext.
crowd. (Emily, by the way, along 263. Inquisitive minds want to
with my co-worker Julie Yolles, know.
win prizes for the most colorful-
ly dressed. Emily's technicolor Were You There Or Square?
The pre-Thanksgiving gala at
was a cheerful and chic red. Julie
went all-out with a suit of purple the Birmingham Community
and green and yellow and blue. House drew hundreds of Jewish
The EYE eyed the rest of you, young adults, including new
and although you all looked stun- faces, old friends, old dates, real-

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