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There is a world to
see with the JCC!

Family Winter Cruise
December 19-26

Scottsdale, Arizona
February 2-23 or 9-23

Auxiliary gift shop, a shopping source
for clothing, snack foods and toiletry .
and gift items for residents. Proceeds
will go to funding programming and
other Jewish Home needs.
"Each year's event showcases items
from the gift shop with a different
theme," Katz said. This show high-
lighted American presidential first
ladies.
Dubbed "the first lady of volun-
teering," Barbara Frankel served for
the eighth time as narrator of the
fashion show. After the modeling,
guest speaker Victoria Valentine gave
her slide show presentation on first-
lady presidential ball gowns.
Fun facts about former first ladies
were offered as each model walked

Evelyn Pevos was casually formal.

Scottsdale, Arizona
& Las Vegas
February 9 - March 2 or
February 17 - March 2

Above: Fleischman's Ann Paneth
with granddaughter Jessica
Delaney joins the models.

Panama Canal Cruise
April 25 - May 2

Coming This Summer!

JUNE - England, Ireland & Wales
JULY - Yosemite Park, San Francisco
Lake Tahoe & More

Coming Next Fall!

JUNE - England, Ireland & Wales
JULY - Yosemite Park, San Francisco
Lake Tahoe & More

11/6
1998

no Detroit Jewish News

For more information or informational
meeting dates, please call the Jewish
Community Center at (248) 661-7649.

Right: Esther Steinberg
looked elegant.

Below: Ethel Lasky was a
'rst-lady" model:

the runway, carrying matted
photos of the presidential wives.
As the narrator described Dolly
Madison's dislike for drab clothing
and plain bonnets, and her purchase
of a colorful pet parrot in protest of
her Quaker upbringing, Shirley
Parsky modeled a vivid bright blue
and lime green velour pant set.
The fact that Louisa Johnson
Adams was the only foreign-born first
lady, having been raised in France, set
the scene for model Celia Wilson to
wear what was depicted as a French-
inspired outfit.

Alpern life enhancement program
director and master gardener and bird
authority Jackie Smith appropriately
sported a black beaded cardigan with
a subtle floral pattern.
Dubbed "future first ladies," young
Rie and Sarah, daughters of office
manager Beth Bredau-Tagaki, dis-
played toys from the children's section
of the gift shop.
More than 200 residents and fami-
ly members attended the annual
show. Following a display of fashion
ensembles and accessory items, and
vignettes about Mary Todd Lincoln's
shopping obses-
sion and Jackie
Kennedy's fashiOn
fads, guests were
invited to explore
the gift shop in
support of the
JHAS-Fleischmar
Residence while
searching for
items to create
their own fashion
mark. Eli