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A Parlor Reception
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Borman attributed the suc-
cessful turnout at the parlor
meeting to Mrs. Hermelin.
"Doreen is beloved, and she
deserves it."
For more information
about the dinner or Yad Ezra,
call (248) 548-3663.

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The contest was open to students of
all ages with the theme of "Kids
Connect at the Library." The win-
ning bookmark depicts a student
connected to a computer, a video and
a book. Billy is the son of MernaLyn
and the grandson of Myldred
Hamburger. Billy's creative book-
mark will be distributed for one year
at the Baldwin Public Library.

BBAA EXPANSION

The Maisel's Women's Health
The Birmingham Bloomfield Art
Center will present a breast
Association
will unveil its $2.2 mil-
cancer awareness luncheon
lion expansion with a
11:30 a.m. Monday,
grand opening this week-
Oct. 20, at Temple
end. The grand opening
Israel. Karen Stabiner,
includes a dinner on
author of To Dance
Friday,
Oct. 17, and a
with the Devil, is.the
free
community-wide
guest speaker. Marion
open house on Saturday,
Phillips and Elda
Oct. 18. The facility's
,Sharon Hart and Emery Klein at the Yad Ezra
Schwartz are co-chair-
additional 12,500-
parlor meeting.
men, while Cis Maisel
square-foot expansion
Kellman, Leah Snider
includes new exhibit
ARLA JEAN
and Barbara Stollman
space,
teaching studios,
are advisers. For more infor-
SC HWARTZ
parlor reception to support
commons
area and out-
mation, call the Sinai Hospital
Local Columnist
Yad Ezra, the kosher food
door
classrooms.
Susie
Guild at (313) 439-6205.
pantry, recently drew more
Citrin of Birmingham
than 200 guests to the
was one of the key people spearhead-
home of Marlene and Paul Borman.
ing the expansion fund raising. She
Sharon Hart and Emery Klein were
BOOKMARK WINNER
was
responsible for obtaining the
co-chairmen of the event, while Paul
Billy Whiting, age 5, is the 1997
$250,000 Kresge matching grant that
Magy and Steve Schanes were associ-
winner of the 17th annual bookmark
made the expansion a reality. Ms.
ate chairmen.
contest at the Baldwin Public Library
Citrin is also the chairman of the
"The needs of Yad Ezra are more
in conjunction with National Library
40th anniversary celebration of
compelling now than ever before,"
Week. He is the youngest winner.
BBAA and former president of the
said Mrs. Hart. "Each of us needs to
BBAA's Board of
step forward. Of the
Trustees.
For more
issues in the com-
information,
call
munity, nothing is

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(248) 644-0866.

more important,"
she added. Mrs.
Hart noted that
feeding the hungry
and homeless in the
Jewish community
is a.concern that
unifies Orthodox,
Conservative and
Reform Jews.
The parlor meet-
ing was a kickoff for
the upcoming Yad
Ezra dinner 6 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 5,
at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
Gina and Arthur
Horwitz and Sally
and Richard Krugel
are the dinner chair-
Billy Whiting is
men. The dinner
proud of his win-
will honor Doreen
ning bookmark.
Hermelin. Mrs.

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Dr. Linda Bolton
will be honored at
a Sukkot concert
featuring Avraham
Fried to benefit
Children of
Chernobyl. The
concert will be
held 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 19,
at West Bloomfield
High School.
Tickets are avail-
able at the door.
Jewelry designer
Lisa Jenks will
make a personal
appearance at
Tapper's on Oct.
23. El