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August 04, 2000 - Image 96

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2000-08-04

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ANINIMOMINNIMMIMOUP,

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALEX LUMELSKY

1. Katie and Gilbert Borman of

Bloomfield Hills. 2. Mark & Julie

Siegel of West Bloomfield. 3. Michael

and Julie Schulman of Farmigton Hills.

4. Miriam Foner Gould of Farmington

Hills. 5. Rabbi Eli and Deborah

Mayerfeld of Oak Park.

6. Steven Zalla of Bloomfield Hills

(left) and Eric Gould of Farmington Hills.

7.Julie Zalla (left) and Jennifer

Silverman of Bloomfield Hills.

8. Rabbi Eli Mayerfeld discusses

the spiritual significance of wine.

9. Simon Rotberg and Rose Nagem

of Majestic Market. 10. Robin Trepeck

of Huntington Woods

T

hey mixed; they mingled; they imbibed. The Jewish Federation's
Young Adult Division Couples Committee hosted a kosher wine
tasting in June at La Difference Restaurant in Farmington Hills.
The 25 couples sipped four different kosher wines presented
by Simon Rotberg from Majestic Food Market. Rotberg provided commen-
tary on the vintages, which included Baron Herzog Merlot and Chardonnay,
Teal Lake Shiraz from Australia and Rashi Nloslato D'Asti, a dessert wine.
"The event was a tremendous success," said Paul Silverman, who chaired
the committee along with Lee Trepeck and Nancy Goldstein. "There was a
need in this community to outreach to young couples, and this was a begin-
ning to an exciting program."
Josh Cohen, Young Adult Division director, concurred. "The turnout was
phenomenal. It is obvious that young Jewish couples want to expand their
social horizon with a fun, classy Jewish component."
— Linda Bachrack

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