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Lovelight Foundation Launches
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T

he Lovelight Foundation
gives new meaning to a
power trip with the Power
Card. A $50 donation to
the Lovelight Foundation entitles the
donor to a 20 percent discount at
more than 60 Somerset Collection
businesses. The power card, available
at most Somerset stores and restau-
rants, lasts for a one-week period from
Saturday, Oct. 25, through Friday,
Oct. 31.

KESSLER BAR
MITZVAH

Ann Sacks, right, at the opening o her
Troy showroom with childhood lend
Sue Ann Canvasser of Bloomfie Hills.

Lovelight Foundation supporters, left to
right, Margie Aronow, Julie Cummings,
Peter Cummings, Marjorie Fisher, and,
front, Alexandra Aronow at the
Somerset Collection.

The Lovelight Foundation develops
programs to alleviate problems faced
by impoverished families and creates
community awareness about these
issues. Julie Fisher Cummings and
Susan Stoner Kleinpell founded the
program after moving back to Detroit.
Denise Hitch Lites, Shelley Shepherd
Golden and Julie Fisher Cummings
are co-chairmen of the Power Card.
For more information, call the
Lovelight Foundation at (313) 874-
2100.

TERRIFIC TILES

Former Detroiter Ann Sacks made
a personal appearance at the recent
grand opening of her showroom Ann
Sacks Tile & Stone in the Michigan
Design Center in Troy. Ms. Sacks
founded the Portland, Ore., company
on the concept that elegant tile can
create an enduring space. Ms. Sacks
grew up in the Sherwood Forest
neighborhood of Detroit and graduat-
ed from the University of Michigan.

She became interested in tile at age 14
after visiting Mexico. In 1981 she
started her business at home, and
today there are eight showrooms and
more than 25 dealers nationwide.
When Ms. Sacks recently visited
Israel, she visited archaeological sites
in Jerusalem. Coincidentally, some
of her mosaic designs are similar to
antiquities. Ann Sacks Tile & Stone
imports an antique biblical lime-
stone from Israel and other exotic
materials from around the world.
On a personal note, Ms. Sacks is
committed to Israel. As a fellow of
the Wexner Foundation, she is
involved with the Jewish communi-
ty in Portland.

WORLD OF OZ

Doug Victor of West Bloomfield is
still talking about what a great time he
and his family had at Elliott Kessler's
bar mitzvah in Charlotte, N.C. An
entire West Bloomfield contingency of
friends and family attended the event
honoring the son of Phyllis and Allen
Kessler. He is the grandson of Leah
and Bernard Kessler, Lili Lewkowicz
and the late Leon Lewkowicz. Even
the DJ (Joe Cornell) came from
Detroit to celebrate the festivities.
Some of the Detroit out-of-towners
included Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lewkowicz, Maurice Lewkowicz, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sweet, Dr. and Mrs.
Abe Gershonowicz, Mr. and Mrs.

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Elliott Kessler lights a bar mitzvah candle
with his friends from Detroit.

Marj Jackson Levin reports that
Amos Oz, an Israeli author and peace
Michael Ceresnie, Mr. and Mrs.
activist, captured the hearts of more
Dennis Goodman, Mr. and Dr.
than 280 guests at the Israel Cancer
Katsir, Mr. and Mrs. Leeb, Mr. and
Association (ICA) dinner. In Mr. Oz's
Mrs. Piesner. Many of Elliott's former
speech at Adat Shalom, he called Israel
schoolmates
attended, including
a "fiery collection of arguments," and
Jeffrey
Malach,
Ben Cohen and Tony
said it was the only place in the world
Sevy
where one may not suffer for
being Jewish. He strongly
believes that Jews and Arabs
must stop killing each other
and live as neighbors. The
ICA honored Florine Mark
for her personal commitment
Variety, the Children's
to the Detroit community and
Charity will sponsor an
Israel. Some. of the ICA sup-
auction and showing of the
porters included Irwin
movie Toys for All Ages 5:30
ARLA JEAN
Alterman, whose son Owen is
p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 28, at
HWARTZ
one of Oz's Princeton students
SC
the
Showcase
Pontiac.
Robert
Roth,
this semester,
Local Columnist
Cheryl Chodun is the hon-
Chava and Marty Mozes,
orary chairman. Michael
Chava Schaefer, Erica Singer,
Berman,
Rosalie
Rosen, Sandy
Susan and Norm Pappas, Doreen and
are co-chair-
Samson
and
Liz
Walters
David Hermelin, Henry and Mala
men
of
the
event.
Tickets
are $100 for
Dorfman, Phyllis and Bed Falbaum,
patrons
and
$35
for
donors.
For more
Chris and Rick Mark, Hanan and
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information,
call
(248)
258-5511.
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