enthusiast, who practices every day. Bernstein's parents encouraged his interests as well as the interests of his one sister and two brothers. His mother, a director in community and Jewish theater in Atlanta, and his father, a clinical psychologist, were divorced when he was 10 but raised their youngsters to be confident in the public eye. His sister, Didi Conn, starred in the movie Grease as Frenchy and recently wrote a book about that expe- rience, Frenchy Grease Scrapbook. The wife of Oscar-winning composer David Shire, she was on the TV show "Benson" for about seven years, and now, she's on TV every day on the show "Shining Time Station." "My parents never said, `Now you do this' or `Go do this."' Brother Andrew Bernstein is the senior official photographer for the National Basketball Association and the Olympic team. Bradley Bernstein, after working as a psychologist, is a full-time classical composer and musi- cian. "My parents never said, 'Now you do this' or 'Go do this,'" Bernstein said. "I believe in being grateful for all the opportunities I get and what I have. I'm getting lots of offers, and I'm booked into 2001 right now." A tentative booking is for a produc- tion in Israel, where Bernstein visited as a tourist at age 19. "Last year's visit to Detroit was my first visit to the city," Bernstein said. "Since I was singing the title role, I was very busy, but I met David Ran- dleman and Alden Leib at the cast parry and [was invited] to play golf with them. That has never happened to me in all my career, and I'm look- ing forward to seeing them again." ❑ The Elixir of Love will be per- formed May 9-17 at the Detroit Opera House. Performances are at 2 p.m. Sundays and 8 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur- days. (313) 874-SING. Hill Auditorium and Michigan League PROGRAM: Gershwin Three Preludes for Piano Beethoven Sonata No. 14 in c-sharp minor, Op. 27, No. 2 (''Moonlight") Ballade No. 3 in A-flat Major, Op.47 Chopin Three Waltzes, Op. 64 Scherzo No.2 in b-flat minor, Op. 31 Tickets start a University Musical Society 734.764.2538 BEVY KATZMAN (FL.) Mom, I Have nothing but the deepest admiration and respect for you. I love you, Dharlene. To BERTA WESLER, Morn- What would I do without the telephone? All my love and kisses on Mother's Day day. Love, Gina and every eve NITA BARIT, Happy Mother's Day! Miracles do come true! You are an inspiration to us always! With love, Larry, Karin, Harry, David, Stacy, Bonnee, Larry, Brad, Jennifer, Allison, Army, Lloyd and Joshua YOU'VE not only MOM been a great Mother, but a friend and confidant as well. Love, Barbara. - oat 60-11te MARLENE NESSEL- Happy Mother's Day! We Love You! You're the Best! Love, Patty, Ricky, Trevor and Sydnee her a. perspnal hews. greeting in The Jewish Our Mother's Day classified ads cost.$1.50 per word, with a $15.00 minimum. Your Mother's Day greeting may be charged over the phone to your Mastercard or Visa credit card or you may mail in your greeting with a check to The Jewish News , 27676 Franklin Rd., Southfield, MI 48034, For Further information, please call Karin or Barbara at: 248-354-5959 To MYRNA EDGAR: What an exciting year for you! Happy Mother's Day. Love, Your Children, MOMMY SUE, So lucky to have the Greatest Mother On Earth! Zina, Nora, Rita, David and Maher CAROLYN SIMMER-Have a wonderful Mother's Day, Morn! We love you! Love, Laurel, Mark, Amy & David, Marla & Jonathan, and Mitch. 4/24 1998 103