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ART

With A Mission

Dubi Arie's artwork draws rave reviews from
Huntington Woods to West Bloomfield.

and Israel Lazar.
he colorful Judaica
"The Mission" also was
artwork of Israeli
exhibited
at the Purim party
artist Dubi Arie
hosted
by
Sara
Tugman Bais
recently graced the
Chabad Torah Center of
home of Bruce and Beth
West Bloomfield at the
Schubiner in Huntington
Ramada Inn. More than 250
Woods. The Schubiners host-
patrons attended the event,
ed the educational, entertain-
which included dinner,
ing event for guests to learn
dancing and raffles. Part of
ARLA JEAN
about Arie's work and per-
the
proceeds from sales of
haps make a purchase.
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Arie's
art was donated to
Guests watched a video
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Bais Chabad. The attendees
about the artist's monumen-
included Rabbi Elimelech
tal oil painting "The
Silberberg
and Chaya Sorah
Mission," which spans nearly 40 feet
Silberberg,
Paul Draznin, Akiva
and portrays the history of the Jewish
people. Some of the those at the
Schubiner home included Max and
Allison Weinmann, Ralph and
Bobbie Cash, Lynne Master, Laura

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Clockwise from top:
Marla Drutz and Ron Kaplovitz
attended the Detroit Film Theater's
Oscar Night at the Roostertail.

No. 1 KILLER?

David Sherline and Alexandra Bogorad
are in the cast of "Camelot" at West
Bloomfield High School.

Beth and Bruce Schubiner of
Huntington Woods
hosted a party to exhib-
it Dubi Arie's artwork.

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Natalie Lipnick and
her daughter, Sarah
Leah, chat at the Sara
Tugman Bais Chabad
Torah Center's Purim
party.

Bonin, Steve and Meryl Greene,
Marty and Alison Hochbaum, Susie
and Yossi Kelman. For information
on Arie's artwork, contact Coby
Gutkovitch at Argecy Company,
(248) 324-1800.

HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
Andover High School in Bloomfield
Hills presents the British farce, Noises
Off, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April
14 and 15, and 2 p.m. Sunday, April
16.
The nine actors featured in the
cast are JoAnna Spanos, David
Adler, Keith Fisher, Ben Falick,
Rachel Lewis, Christine DeLeon,
Kelly Dobkin, Samir Baig and
Robert Cantor. The show is pro-
duced and directed by Roberta M.
Campion and technically directed
. by Judy Gray. Tickets are $8 for
adults; $5 for students/senior citi-
zens. For information, call (248)
645-4679.
West Bloomfield High School stu-
dents are performing the musical
Camelot 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 13;
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, April 14
and 15; and also 2 p.m. April 15.
Alexandra Bogorad and David
Sherline are among the performers.
Tickets cost $6. For information, call
(248) 539-2539.

DETROIT'S OSCAR NIGHT
According to Marj Jackson Levin, the
next best thing to being at the
Academy Awards in Los Angeles was
to watch them during the Detroit
Film Theater's Oscar Night benefit at
the Roostertail. More than 300
patrons enjoyed a red carpet entrance,
lavish food stations and big screen
viewing of the awards show, all spon-
sored by General Motors Corporation
and the Cinematic Arts Council of the
DIA.
Screenwriter Ken Droz, who flew
in from L.A., presided as the auc-
tioneer of seven fabulous packages.
One included flying to Amsterdam
with the Nomads, an exclusive pri-
vate flying club. Another prize was
having your name immortalized as a
character in an upcoming Elmore
Leonard novel. Some of the Oscar
Night attendees included Dorothy
Droz, Susan Borman, Arnold
Hirsch, Ruth Robbins, Helene and
Charles Levin, Connie Fenton,
John Bloom, Elliot Wilhelm, Nancy
and Sam Simpson, Marla Drutz and
Ron Kaplovitz, Adam and Ann
Smock and Jo Kessler. El