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Southfield On Ice

Wayne State University

Sinai
Hospital

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Sinai Hospital's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

is pleased to present

the third annual Dr. Alfred and Mrs. Sandra Sherman Lecture

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on Ethical Issues in Women's Health Care

in cooperation with the Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit

"Ethical Issues Related to Cloning
in Women's Health Care"

Sunday, April 26,1998

Guest speaker: R. Alta Charo
Associate Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin Law School

Aaron DeRoy Theater, D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
6600W. Maple at Drake in West Bloomfield, MI

The skaters form a kick line in the Southfield Ice Show.

Reception and refreshments:11:00 a.m.
Program: 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

The lecture is free with open seating.

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become quite a tradition for many
families. Take the Tarnows: The
Southfield family has been involved
in the show almost from the begin-
ning.
Their daughter Jaimi appeared
MIKE ROSENBAUM
in
the
1978 show as a 4-year-old.
Special to The Jewish News
Since then, Jaimi and her four sib-
lings, Jon, Robyn, Sara and Tami,
manda May, 15, admits to
have all skated in the show "at least a
being "kind of nervous"
couple of times," says their father,
about skating in next
Bob. The children are all grown now,
month's Southfield Ice
although Tami, a student at the
Show, although she's not sure
University of Michigan, is
exactly why, because she's
still skating and will
done theater.
have a featured solo in
"But it's not the
this year's show.
same" she adds. "The
In the past,
fact that it's on ice
there have been as
and it's a lot easier
many as four
to fall," she
Tarnows in a sin-
explains.
gle show.
Of course, the
"It got to be
many skaters who
hectic
at times,"
will participate in
Bob explained,
the show are
"because the par-
working hard to
ents are responsi-
make sure they
ble for the cos-
don't fall. The show
tuming
in whatever
runs for five days,
way
they
see fit,
but the participants
whether
they
make
and their families pre-
them
themselves
or farm
pare for about five
them out. Now
months.
Tami has a solo
Tana May practices
The "Happy
and she's in three
for the upcoming ice show.
Holidays"-themed
or four of the cho-
Southfield Ice
rus numbers and
Show runs for
therefore
the
costumes
are multiplied
seven performances, from May 13-
three-
or
fourfold."
17, at the Southfield Ice Arena. The
Sharynn Meltzer of Southfield
May 13 show is a benefit for Provi-
says the event puts some stress on
dence Hospital's Cranial Surgery
the family but adds, "It's nice being
Division.
The Ice Show, in its 26th year, has a part of it." Meltzer has two skating

This slick performance is
back for its 26th year.

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