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Hospitality Plus
At NOW Convention

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he Greater Detroit Section
of the National Council of
Jewish Women (NCJW) is
preparing for the national
convention to be held at the De-
troit Westin March 7-10.
Leonard Fein, former pub-
lisher of Moment magazine, and
Dr. Deborah Lipstadt, profes-
sor of Judaic studies at Emory
University, are featured speakers
along with Dr. Ruth West-
heimer.
The hospitality committee, un-
der the guidance of Hope Sil-
verman and Carol Sue Coden, NCJW supporters Annabel Cohen, Ellen Labes, Hope Silverman and Judy
is busy working on the event. Two Rosenberg.
groups attended recent meetings
at the Silverman home to discuss events, and volunteers are need- munity outreach program and
preparations for the convention. ed. For more information, call Allied Jewish Campaign fund-
Admission to the meeting required (810) 258-6000.
raiser for the Jewish Federation
a minimum of three dozen home-
Women's Division, will hold its
baked desserts that could be FOOD FOR THOUGHT
annual event 11 a.m. March 14
frozen, to be used in the hospital-
with
guest speaker Henry
The Women's Division of the
ity room during the con-
Jewish Federation of Winkler. A minimum gift of
vention.
Metropolitan Detroit re- $118 to the 1996 Campaign is
Some of the NCJW
cently hosted a "Food required. There is a $20 lunch
supporters included:
For Thought" breakfast fee. For more information, call
Carol Fogel, Myrle Le-
at Adat Shalom Syna- Sandra Jaffa, (810) 642-4260.
land, Sally Green,
gogue. Rabbi William
Barbara Stone, Gail
Gershon of Congrega- TORCH SONG
Mayer, Liz Sherman,
tion Shaarey Zedek dis-
Nora Peisner, Fern
cussed Jewish views on TRILOGY
CARLA
SC
HWARTZ
Katz, Marsha Zucker,
The Michigan Jewish AIDS
the afterlife, while Dr.
LOC AL
Coalition will hold an opening-
Doris August, Myrna
spoke
Alicia
Tisdale
COLUM NIST
Edgar and Ann Zous-
on past-life regression. night theater party Sunday, Feb.
mer. Annabel Cohen,
Gayle Samuels was chair- 18, with the performance of
founder of Annabel's Catering, woman of the event, while Ilene Torch Song Trilogy at the Jew-
gave a cooking demonstration on Kovan served as associate ish Ensemble Theatre, located
Jewish baked goods.
chairwoman. Stacy Brodsky at the Maple-Drake Jewish
"We have a dynamic group of was event chairwoman, and Community Center. Larry
members who are going all out to Lori Brode Garon was advis- Miller and Andrea Nitzkin
express Motown hospitality," said er.
are chairmen of the event. Tick-
Ellen Labes, the local convention
Also spotted in the crowd: ets are $36 per person. For more
coordinator. Judy Rosenberg, Helaine Zack, Rochelle For- information, call (810) 356-2123.
president of the Greater Detroit rester, Maddee Adelson and The entire cast and director will
Section, noted that the local group Marcie Orley.
appear at a private afterglow.
is responsible for registration,
"Events like this are one of the
meal planning for:delegates and
only ways MJAC raises money,"
CHOICES
volunteers.
said LarryMiller.
CHOICES, the largest com-
Registration is open for daily
Henrietta Hermelin-Wein-
_berg is a member of the
cast, while Evelyn Or-
bach is artistic director.
Some of the others be-
hind the scenes include:
Edith Bookstein, cos-
tume designer; Adam
Silverstein, technical
director; and Richard
Schefman, scenic de-
signer. Torch Song Tril-
ogy runs through March
10. For general ticket
information, call JET at
(810) 788-2900.

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home while not on tour.

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