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Some of the CRUSY students
included Henry Rosenbaum, Benji
Gene, Kenny Birnholtz, Dena
Bodzin, Jason Cohn, Ben Eisman,
Arly Golombek, Sarina Fogel, David
Kaplan, Joe Ravitsky, Yoni Lerner,
Eric Rosenblum, Lauren Novek,
Elisheva Levine, Max Sussman,
Steven Schostak, Eric Sirota and
Marissa Shuback.

Debbie Schlussel, a
sports and entertain-
ment attorney at Carson
Fischer P.L.C. in
Birmingham, recently
had an opportunity to
use her singing voice on
stage with the Beach
Boys at the Palace of
Auburn Hills. The 28-
year-old attorney sang
the song "Good
Vibrations," danced and
played the tambourine
with her client Mike
Kowlaski, the drummer
Brenda Rosenberg with her "Fruiti de Mare" bench for
for
the Beach Boys.
the Chair Affair auction.
Schlussel also kibitzed
with other members of
CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
the recording group, including Bruce
Local Columnist
Johnston, Mike Love and Tim
Bonhomme.
he Michigan Design
Schlussel was recently named to
Center recently held its
the advisory board of the Ford Motor
third annual "Chair Affair"
City Bowl, an NCAA Division I col-
benefit for the Furniture
lege football game to be played Dec.
Resource Center of Oakland County,
26 at the Silverdome. She represents
a nonprofit organization that pro-
a number of local and national
vides furniture to the needy..
media, entertainment and sports per-
For the event, several local interior
sonalities. But, she would still like to
designers and artists created a chair
represent you. She is contemplating
from a "gently used" one that was
running for political office. In 1990
Attorney Debbie Schlussel with Bruce
donated to the center. More than 300
she ran for the Michigan House of
Johnston of the Beach Boys.
patrons attended the benefit.
Representatives from the West
Brenda
Bloomfield area and
CONCERNING WOMEN
Rosenberg, a fash-
lost by one vote.
The Weizmann Institute of
ion designer, created
Science Michigan Region will feature
a rattan bench
BUSY EVENT
Susan Blumenthal, deputy assistant
wrapped in sea
The Central
secretary for health and assistant sur-
shells. Her creation,
Region United
geon general, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday,
"Fruiti de la Mare,"
Synagogue Youth's
Dec. 10, at Temple Israel. Julie
was inspired by her
(CRUSY) 1997 con-
Borman and Barbara Dechter are
love of the sea. "I
vention was recently
event chairmen. Israeli Professor
also created this
held at B'nai Moshe.
Haim Harari will be the special guest
piece in memory of
More than 90 USY
at the benefit. For more information,
Gianni Versace,"
students from around call (248) 258-9892.
said Rosenberg, who
the state and Ohio
had visited the
attended the week-
VOICES '98
designer at his
end event. The edu-
Voices '98, the Business and
Miami home.
cational theme of the
Professional Women's Division com-
Janet Kelman, a
weekend dealt with
munity outreach fund-raiser, will be
glass artist, con-
the role of Jews con-
held 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2, at
structed a glass chair
cerning people with
Shaarey Zedek. Author Gloria
titled "Don't You
disabilities.
Steinem will be the guest speaker.
Dare." This chair
The students led
Caren Landau Levine and Bobbie
was not made to sit Artist Janet Kelman's "Don't You
services
for
the
entire
Toll
are associate chairmen. For more
Dare" glass chair.
on; however,
synagogue during
information, call (248) 642-4260.
Kelman promises a
Shabbat. Elana Roth
chair in the future that will be func-
and Max Rosenbaum were chairmen
NOTES
tional.
of the event. Jason Miller, youth
Jules R. Schubot Jewellers will host
Ann Sacks, a tile designer, created
adviser for B'nai Moshe, and Amy
a trunk show with jewelry designer
a mosaic chair using some of her sig-
Kossiver, regional director for
Henry Dunay all day Friday, Dec. 5,
nature tiles.
CRUSY, helped organize the weekend at the Troy store. ❑
The "Chair Affair" raised $8,650.
activities.

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