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Art At Adat
Exhibition mostly by Israeli artists draws community viewers.
M
embers of the community
attended a wine and cheese
reception at Adat Shalom
Synagogue in Farmington Hills Sept. 22
for an exhibition of artistic works primar-
ily by Israeli artists.
The "Expressions" exhibition was cre-
ated by Col. (Ret.) Itzhak "Izzy" Assour, a
retired member of the Israeli army and a
sculptor living and working in Israel. 1-1
Curator and sculptor Izzy Assour with Andi and Larry Wolfe
Dorothy and Seymour Deitch of Southfield amid sculpture
of Bloomfield Hills
and paintings
Phyllis and Seymour Subar of West
Claudia and Ken Been of Farmington
Marina Odin of West Bloomfield and her daughter,
Barry Lippitt and Pam Lippitt,
Bloomfield were interested in the
Hills
Diana, 11, a student at Orchard Lake Middle School
both of Southfield, admire the
who aspires to be an artist
Judaica.
ceramic pieces.
Tea For 200
M
Temple Israel's girls' tea party included hat decorating and a proper tea luncheon.
ore than 200 women — grand-
mothers, mothers, daugh-
ters, granddaughters, aunts,
nieces and special friends — gathered at
Temple Israel for a Girl's Lunch and Tea
Party recently.
The afternoon began as each girl deco-
rated her own straw hat with ribbons,
pearls, flowers, lace and feathers. With
gorgeous hats on their heads, everyone
made their way to the tea party and
enjoyed a variety of tea sandwiches and
pink lemonade.
The afternoon concluded with cupcake
decorating — and everyone enjoyed a
delightful day. I 1
Carol Cooper of Bloomfield Hills and
Tori Zimmerman of Commerce and
Natalie Cooper of West Bloomfield
Judy Zimmerman of Bloomfield Hills
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Participants get into the spirit by decorating their hats for the tea party.
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October 20 2011
Randi and Ava Manson of West
Sophie Frank of West Bloomfield and
Bloomfield
Jill Goldman of Walled Lake