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We invite you to view the Gallery's new artists.

Pkase join us Saturday, November 28th
and Sunday, November 29th
for wine tasting and hors &oeuvres.

Take the first step.
Call 1-800-ACS-2345 for
information that can help
you make an impact.

Danielle Peleg Gallery

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Specializing in modern fine art.

4301 Orchard Lake Road • West Bloomfield

(248) 626-5810

Hours: Mon-Sat 10:30-6:00, Sun 12:00-5:00

Visit 0,ur Excifin# New

The big, newly relocated 5000-
square-foot Print Gallery in
Southfield, is right in step with the
latest trends. Two spacious levels
house an enormous selection of
fine art prints, posters, vintage
posters and original art. Uniquely
imaginative gifts at affordable
prices along with a diverse array
of fun and functional art objects
make this gallery an exciting
place to shop. While. you're there
try the exotic and healthful tea
samples at the gallery's tea bar.

5,000

sq. if. Space

Hand painted and signed steel sculpture
by Judie Bomberger • $42 each

248.356.5454

www. everythingart.com
*e-mail ChezPG@aol.com

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whether you're in Washington or
Michigan. It's just so hard. For us,
it's a little easier because we don't
have children. We only have to be
flexible with each other. I know
many couples who manage two
careers with kids, and I just stand in
awe of them. We try to be as sup-
portive as possible [with each other].
When I was preparing for an unex-
pected trip this week, my husband
jumped into action and tried to help
me get ready in only a couple of
hours. He's terrific that way. There
are times when we're both under a
deadline pressure, and we just have
to make a few sacrifices.

JN: What do you like to do in your
free time?
AM: We both love to read. We love
music, and we're passionate about
baseball. We like to stay home, have a
good meal and spend some time with
each other.

JN: Is there something you'd like to
do in your career that you haven't
had a chance to do yet?
AM: There are so many things. I'd
like to be able to do more travel,
especially in areas of crisis. I would
have liked to have gone to Honduras
and Nicaragua in the aftermath of
the hurricane and focus more atten-
tion on the suffering of the people
there. I would like to go back to
Haiti because I really feel we dropped
the ball in not following through
with our attempts to help the people.
I'd like to do more traveling in the
Third World. I have not traveled in
Africa, which is a great goal of mine.
I'd like to go back to Afghanistan and
spend more time getting into the
refugee camps.

JN: Is there a lot of research to do
before you go to a new country?
AM: I do a lot of research about cus-
toms, culture and politics. One of the
reasons [my work is] so much fun is
that I'm learning all the time. Li

Andrea Mitchell will speak
6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 1, at
Adat Shalom Synagogue for
the annual Business and
Professional Women's
VOICES program of the
Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit. For
more information, call
(248) 203-1459.