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Breakfast At Tiffany's

Anti-Defamation League introduces the Women of Achievement.

CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist

T

iffany, the upscale jewelry
store at the Somerset
Collection, is known for
attracting extraordinary
women, like Audrey Hepburn in her
famous movie role; so, it is no sur-
prise that Esther Shapiro, Sharon
Bernard, Helen Love, Elaine Driker
and Marianne Udow attended a
recent breakfast hosted there by the
Anti-Defamation League.
These five women will be honored
6 p.m. Tuesday, April 4, at the ADL
Women of Achievement Awards ben-
efit dinner at St. John's Cultural
Center in Southfield. The Women of
Achievement Awards are given to
women who have made a difference
in the Detroit area by exemplifying
the philosophy of ADL — con-
fronting discrimination and espousing
democratic values and diversity.
Esther Shapiro will receive the
Lifetime Achievement Award for her
extraordinary commitment to democ-
racy and human rights. She'll speak at
the April event on "Why Not?:
Choices for the Next Century."
Another honoree, Elaine Driker,
has been active in the Jewish commu-
nity. As a leader of the Detroit Jewish
Initiative, she joins individuals and
'institutions in the Jewish community
with their Detroit counterparts to
establish meaningful programs.
"I've lived my life personally and
professionally based on ideals brought
to me by my parents, teachers and
rabbis," said Driker, who spoke for a
few minutes at the breakfast, along
with the other honorees.
Some of the ADL supporters spot-
ted that morning included Sue Luria,
Hilary Isakow, Susan Bolin, Richard
Loebl, Judi Schram, Merle Solway,
Fran Gross Linden, Richard Nodell,
Michael Horowitz, Sheri Schiff,
Cheryl Bloom, Marcy Heller Fisher
and Pat Rosen. For information on
the April event, call (248) 355-3730.

CRANBROOK KALEIDOSCOPE
Cranbrook Schools is presenting
Kaleidoscope 2000 starting 6 p.m.
Saturday, March 11, at Brookside
School in Bloomfield Hills. The

DUNCAN LUNCH
The Detroit
Symphony Volunteer
Council recently host-
ed a celebrity lun-
cheon with Sandy
Duncan at the Detroit
Susan and Robert Dresner Athletic Club.
of West Bloomfield
Some of the supporters
attended the party for
included Marjorie
Kaleidoscope benefactors.
Saulson, Lois
Shaevsky and Phyllis
Elaine and Eugene Driker
Strome.
spend a moment with
grandson Caleb Driker-
OSCAR PARTY
Ohren during the ADL
The
Cultural
breakfast.
Commission, Men's
Club and Sisterhood of
Hilary Isakow, Pat Rosen,
Susan Borin and Sue Luria Congregation Shaarey
Zedek present its first
are planning the ADL
annual "Academy
Women ofAchievement
Awards Dance Party" 8
Awards benefit.
p.m. Saturday, March
18, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek B'nai Israel in West Bloomfield.
The party will feature Joe Cornell
Dance Studio with dance lessons, wine,
dessert and contests.
Some of the committee members
include Joyce and George Blum,
Evelyn Kasle, Sharon and Larry
Berry, Linda and Harvey Zalla.
Tickets are $18 in advance; $24 at
the door. For reservations, call Mindy
Shubak, (248) 737-2276.

From top to bottom:
Barb and Steven Lemberg
are silver benefactors of
the Kaleidoscope 2000
event for Cranbrook
Schools.

strolling dinner and live and silent auc-
tions will benefit children's education.
Some of the supporters at a recent
benefactor event included Marilyn
Nosanchuk, Randy Forester, Denise
Rosenfeld, Julie August, Ann
Greenstone, John and Cindy
Anderson, Dr. Larry Goldman,
Nancy Goldman, Barbara and Steven
Lemberg and Robert and Susan
Dresner. For information, call Toni
Chan, (248) 646-5465.

DIVERSITY CELEBRATION
The Southfield Community
Foundation and National Conference
for Community and Justice present
Harry Belafonte in concert 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 10, at the Detroit
Opera House.
Some of the honorary committee
members include Kenneth Eisenberg,
Carl and Barbara Levin, Alan and
Liz May, Susan Moiseev, Robert
Naftaly, Daniel Kirchbaum, Jack and
Aviva Robinson, Mark and Lois
Shaevsky, Mark Silverman, Stephen
and Phyllis Strome and Mary
Tamaroff.
In addition to the concert, there
will be a March 9 town hall meeting
with Belafonte as the closing speaker
and a March 11 youth symposium,
both taking place in Southfield. There
is a charge for all events. For informa-
tion, call (248) 355-3700.

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