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October 04, 2012 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2012-10-04

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Opening Meeting

Hadassah has record

crowd to hear Campbell Brown
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adassah Greater Detroit Chapter held its annual opening meeting on Sept. 11
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield. The crowd of more than 800
— the largest ever for this event — were treated to a poignant, humorous,
heart-felt talk by award-winning journalist Campbell Brown.
Married to Dan Senor, author, news commentator and Republican political adviser,
Brown spoke about her personal life, her conversion to Judaism, her welcoming
circle of Jewish friends and about the concept of tikkun olam, which she credited the
Hadassah crowd for knowing and doing so well.
A raffle and diverse boutiques completed the event. 11

Campbell Brown with Hadassah Greater Detroit Chapter past presidents: Phyllis

Newman of Bloomfield Hills, Suzanne Curtis of West Bloomfield, Annette Meskin

of Sylvan Lake, Susan Yorke and Arline Gould, both of West Bloomfield, Barbara

Gutman of Franklin, Audrey Sobel and Beverly Apel, both of West Bloomfield,

Elaine Sturman and Sue Luria, both of Bloomfield Hills, and Judi Schram and

Beverly Fine, both of West Bloomfield. Not pictured: Leah Snider, Diane Klein and

Hilary Isakow.

Joyce Miller, Sheila

Grand prize winner

Schiffer and Beverly

Dolores Greenspan,

Gantz, all of West

center, with Chris

Bloomfield, Judy

Schornack of MB

Tann of Bingham

Farms and Natalie

Jewelry Design

Blatnikoff of West

& Manufacturing

Bloomfield amid the

Ltd. and Marcia

boutiques

Bednarsh of West

Bloomfield

Campbell Brown,

Guest speaker

Toni Schwartz of

Campbell Brown

Birmingham and

and Joan C.

Lauren Bruss of

Epstein of

West Bloomfield

Birmingham,

president of

Hadassah, Greater

Detroit Chapter

For The Kids

Akiva event raises scholarship funds for students.

A

kiva Hebrew Day School's
Sept. 5, "One Child at a Time"
event brought support for
the Southfield-based school's "Lead the
Way" tuition fundraising campaign. The
4-year-old program has raised more than
$1.5 million in student scholarships and
includes funds from a matching donor. Li

- Event chairs Bella

Morgan and Elana

Berlin, both of

Southfield

Brian Jacobs and event hostess, Alice Berlin, both of

Brian Herschfus

of Southfield and

Joel Jacob of West

Bloomfield chat at

the One Child at a

Time reception.

Marcy Lebenbom

and Penny

Akiva parent Henry Brystowski of Oak

Park and Akiva President Seth Korelitz

of Huntington Woods

18

October 4 2 012

Greenstein, both of

Southfield, enjoy

the event.

Southfield, sample desserts.

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