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charitable cities nationwide?
And, it's not just older, affluent
individuals donating their time
and money. Young adults are
helping to raise dollars and
awareness for a variety of caus-
es.

More than 800 metro Detroit
walkers — of all ages — raised
over $115,000 for the Cystic Fi-
brosis Foundation's Eighth An-
nual Great Strides Walk-a-thon
on May 18 and 19. "Eye" spied
several young adults at Bloomer
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Above: Laura Teicher and daughter
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Right: Lisa Dechter and Sheryl Rubin at
Fanclub Foundation for the Arts Fund-
Raiser.

because Mark Levine, a mem- Advice Taken To Heart
ber of the organization, has cys-
Not that we need a Hallmark
tic fibrosis.
holiday to remind us how special
"Mark does community vol- dads can be, but in honor of Fa-
unteer service for B'nai B'rith ther's Day "Eye" asked several
Leadership," said Jeff
young adults, "What
Cymerint. "He thought
was the best advice your ( 2–'
it was a good idea to get
father ever gave you?"
involved in other pro-
Here are their respons-
jects that don't neces-
es:
'Cl He isn't fair, so take
sarily have a Jewish
theme. I would like to
fair out of your dictio-
see B'nai B'rith Leader-
nary." —
Sandy
ship help out with this
MIC HELLE
Rockind
event each year."
"Don't cry over any-
CO HEN
thing that can't cry over
SPECIA L TO THE
Eye'll Drink To That
you." — Hugh Victor
JEWIS H NEWS
More than 350 young
"The best advice,
arts supporters gath-
which I didn't listen to,
ered at the Townsend Hotel on was, Don't go into retail.' " — Sh-
May 23 for the Fanclub Foun- eryl Rubin
dation For The Arts' 20/30
"Success is not in the end, but
League's second annual spring in the pursuit to reach the end."
fund-raiser. Co-chairs Paul Sil- -- Lisa Dechter
verman and David Grossman
"Goals are dreams with dead- c –/
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organized the evening, lines." — Elie Boudt
which included a silent
"Sit your ass in a chair." —
auction of art and fine Amanda Dechter
wines.
"Never burn a bridge, and be
The 20/30 League true to your word." — Rick
raised enough money to Loewenstein
fully fund a grant for
"My dad always gives great ad-
Walled Lake Central vice, but I'm often too stubborn
High School's art pro- to listen to such advice as: Don't
gram. Students learn to use so much (salt or sugar). You
design and create prop- shouldn't eat too much (eggs, ba-
style art, 20-foot-high con or red meat). You need to ex-
mural paintings and oth- ercise more."' — Bob Miller
er forms of display art.
The year-long project cul- What's Goin' On
minates when the stu-
Hillel of Metro Detroit is go-
dent artists transform an ing canoeing from 11:15 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. on Sunday,
July 14, at Skip's
Huron Canoe Livery
in Ann Arbor. To re-
serve a spot, respond
by July 8 at (313)
577-3459.
The next Shabbat
Service for Singles
begins at 8:30 p.m.
Friday, June 14, at
Shaarey Zedek-B'nai
Israel.

porting this cause.
Noah Teicher's 18-month-
old niece, Molly Teicher Bon-
nell, has cystic fibrosis. "I
wanted to volunteer my time to
a worthy organization and to one
that hits home," Teicher said. "I
wanted to do something for my
niece and other kids as well."
Not all young adults at Great
Strides had a personal tie to the
event. "I enjoy walking during office building into a dazzling and
the warm weather as a form of spectacular atmosphere for the
exercise anyway," said Terri Fanclub Foundation's Fantrava-
Rosen. "Walking for a good ganza fluid-raiser on Saturday,
cause, like cystic fibrosis, is just October 26.
an added incentive."
Other recipients of this year's
The B'nai B'rith Leadership event are Hilberry Theatre, Or-
Network also lent a helping chard Children's Services Com-
hand — 22 in fact — and regis- munity Art Program and the
tered walkers on Sunday morn- Birmingham-Bloomfield Art As-
ing. The group got involved sociation.

Mazel Tov
Congratulations
to Steve Waldman,
who earned a merit
certificate award at
the 37th Clio International Ad-
vertising Festival and Expo in
San Francisco. The annual event
recognizes worldwide creative
excellence in the advertising
field. Agencies from 54 countries
competed this year. Waldman
was honored for conceptualizing,
writing and helping produce
"Ode To A Crave," a radio ad for
White Castle.

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