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Federation's Fifty Years
Of Fun And Fund-Raising

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■ omen's Division of Fed-
eration celebrated its
50th anniversary with
an original musical pro-
duction at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center. More than 500
people attended the event.

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Sharon Lipton and Char-
• lotte Tessler greeted the crowd.

,--Mrs. Lipton proudly wore a but-
ton that said, "I'm celebrating my
50th with Federation." _
Campaign Chairman Edie
Slotkin reported that Women's
Division has raised $92 million
in 50 years. For 1996, the women
are nearing their $5 million goal.
Josephine Weiner, a past
president from 1949-51, gave the
invocation.
The musical production "Give
Me That Spotlight" was written
and produced by Nancy Gur-
win. The audience thoroughly
enjoyed the singing and dancing,
as did the performers.
After the event, luncheon was
served, and the guests
were photographed for
a time capsule, which
will be opened at the
100th anniversary.

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dinner chairmen Lori and Larry Garon, Steve and Cheryl Schanes.

Mr. Schostak presented Mil-
ton and Lois Shiffman with a

tzedakah box. The Shiffmans
were honored by the
school for their leadership
role in the Generations
Campaign. Mike and
Mary Must, who unfor-
tunately were unable to
HILLEL DINNER
attend, were presented
Congregation
with the Rabbi Jacob
Shaarey Zedek's social
Rabbi
was recently filled CARLA SCHWARTZ Segal Award.
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Joseph Telushkin was
LOCAL
with more than 800
the guest speaker of the
COLUMNIST
guests for the Hillel
evening. Rabbi Telushkin
dinner. Lori and Lar-
spoke
on
Jewish humor.
ry Garon and Cheryl and
were
the
chair-
Steve Schanes
EVENING OF
men. Robert Schostak, presi-
dent of Hillel Day School, BRILLIANCE
The Juvenile Diabetes Foun-
addressed the crowd. "We are $2
dation
will present its annual
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to
$3
million
short
of
our
goal.
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Don't wait. We need your partic- "Evening of Brilliance" 7 p.m. Fri-
ipation," he said. To date, Hillel day, June 14, at the Ritz-Carlton.
Dr. Linda Bolton and Jan-
has raised $9.2 million for the
capital campaign toward the ex- ice Cherkasky are chairmen of
the event. Both women have
pansion.

teen-agers with diabetes. Dr.
Bolton, a Troy pediatrician, di-
agnosed the diabetic condition of
Ms. Cherkasky's son. John and
Diane Kaplan are honorary
chairmen. Some of the advisory
committee members include:

Irene Bader, Richard Cher-
kasky, Linda Deutsch, Bea
Elkin, Estelle and Irene
Elkus, Marilyn Berman Habs-
burg, Rita Haddow, Denise
Levenson, Shirley Levin,
Linda Schafer and Helen
Wachler. For ticket information,

call (810) 569-6171.

MICHIGAN
BACH FESTIVAL

Saks Fifth Avenue and the
Michigan Bach Festival will fea-
ture the autumn 1996 St. John
Collection with Marie Gray, the
designer and founder, 11 a.m.
Tuesday, June 18, at the Ritz-
Carlton. Mira Linder, Florine

Mark, and Marjorie Saulson

are part of the steering commit-
tee. For information, call (313)
271-1939.

NOTES

Charlotte Tessler and Sharon Lipton

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