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Annual ethnic lunch

underscores school's

DIANA LIEBERMAN
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annual ethnic fair. The event was
organized by parents with the help of
a long list of local restaurants. About
800 people, including students, teach-
ers and other staff members, enjoyed
heaping platefuls of food, with enough
left over for some 200 more.
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"This is a wonderful bridge-building
opportunity for the parents as well as
the students," said event chair Nancy
Zausmer-Levy. "There are a lot of
communications difficulties with some
of the mothers from China, Japan and
Latin America, but somehow we get
the message across that we need to feed
our children, to show them the won-

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he lunch line at Orchard
Lake Middle School on
April 26 included matzah
ball soup, quesadillas, sushi,
chicken cream chops and a cornucopia
of other dishes from 13 nations and
ethnic groups.
But the results of an informal poll of
students turned up one overwhelming
favorite — pizza.
Sampling the different fare made
lunch period a lot more fun during
the West Bloomfield school's sixth