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THE GIFT PLACE is the
new name of the Gold Place,
26263 W. 12 Mile, Southfield,
according to Eliz Valassis,
owner of the gift shop.
DR. EARL T. HECKER,
attending thoracic surgeon at
Botsford General Hospital in
Farmington Hills, has been
appointed chief of surgery at
the hospital.
HOMEARAMA '87,
a
multi-million dollar cluster. of
12 new "idea" homes by
members of the Builders
Association of Southeastern
Michigan, is open to the pub-
lic now through Oct. 12 at
Deer Creek subdivision on
Eight Mile Rd. between Far-
mington and Newburgh Rds.,
noon to 10 p.m. Monday
through Friday, and 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday. There is an admis-
sion fee.
JOEL D. TAUBER and
HOWARD H. NEWMAN
have been appointed directors
of Allied Supermarkets, Inc.
Tauber is chairman of the
board of Samuel G. Keywell
Co., Key Manufacturing
Tauber
Newman
Group, Inc. and Key Plastics,
Inc. He is involved in a wide
variety of philanthropic
endeavors, having just con-
cluded a term as president of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion of Detroit.
Additionally, he is national
vice chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal, as well as a
member of the governing
board of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Detroit, Sinai
Hospital, Jewish Community
Center of Metropolitan De-
troit, Jewish Family Service
and the United Foundation.
Tauber is also on the board of
directors of Wherehouse
Entertainment and Keyco
Bond Fund.
Newman is a vice president
of E. M. Warburg, Pincus and
Co., Inc., a New York-based
financial services organiza-
tion. Prior to joining that
firm in 1984, Newman was
employed by Morgan Stanley
and Co. Inc. in various
capacities.
Allied Supermarkets, Inc.,
currently operates 22 Great
Scott! supermarkets in the
Detroit metropolitan area,
one Family Drug store in
Plymouth, Michigan and a
supermarket in South
Dakota. It also operates the
Abner Wolf Co.
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LEAPIN LIZARDS
We almost forgot to subscribe
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AUDREY KRON, and DR.
LAWRENCE KRON of West
Bloomfield have been ap-
pointed co-directors of the
Center for Coping with
Chronic Illness, a program of
Hutzel Hospital, located in
the Detroit Medical Center.
Audrey Kron is a
psychotherapist. on staff at
Hutzel Hospital, who spe-
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cializes in individual and
group work with the
chronically ill.
Lawrence Kron is a clinical
psychologist at Hutzel, who
works extensively with
chronically ill children, ado-
lescents, adults and their
family members.
MARVIN
MELTZER
been
has
named vice
president of
marketing for
Group Health
Plan,
a
45,000-member
health
maintenance
organization, Meltzer
and SelectCare, a preferred
provider organization serving
over 70,000 enrollees.
Walsh Offers
CPE Seminars
Walsh College will offer a
series of professional de-
velopment seminars this fall,
covering topics from estate
planning and franchising to
business writing and effective
listening.
For information on semi-
nars, contact Walsh's Con-
tinuing Professional Educa-
tion department, 689-8282
ext. 260.
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