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Above: Jeff Rosenberg
prepares over 100
bowls of soup.

Far left: BettySilverfarb
offers wine to Edward
Godzina.

Hettie Deutch
(foregTund} and Bessie
Chase greet guests at
the door.

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The League of Jewish Women's
Organizations provided another seder for
Jews scattered throughout the metro area.

JULIE EDGAR SENIOR WRITER

PHOTOS BY BILL HANSEN

ews from all the metro area converged on the Jewish
Community Center in Oak Park for a seder that has been
hosted by the Cooperative Council of the League of Jew-
ish Women's Organizations of Greater Detroit for some
40 years.
The Council, comprised of nine service organizations,
hosts a Passover seder and a Chanukah lunch each year.
Residents of group homes, nursing homes and Clinton Valley Cen-
ter were among the 102 guests last week. Everybody left with a -
box of matzah, fruit, mandel bread, cookies and candies.
Ruth Weiss and Elaine Kadishaw co-chaired the event. ❑