LOCAL NEWS

Philanthropy
Has Many
Dimensions.
Robbyn
Is One Of Them.

Eating Disorders

Now, there's help for
this secret sickness.

hide food.
sneak away to eat.
binge, then vomit.
And you don't even know why.
Stop blaming yourself, and get help.
. At Associates of Birmingham. •
We offer individual and group therapy for
women and adolescent girls.
Our programs focus on coping with the
emotional stress, and breaking the pattern.

YOU

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has
plans for you . .
plans to help you save dollars
while you help save children's lives.
Children like Robbyn. who are born
with the incurable disease cystic
fibrosis, are depending on your
help — for their hope.
You can become a philanthropist
and a lifesaver, through personal
financial planning guidance avail-
able through the CF Foundation.
Let us show you how to plan a life-
time income with accompanying
tax advantages.
For details, call
your local Cystic Fibrosis Chapter,
or contact:
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
3379 Peachtree Road, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
(404) 262-1100

Remember, there's more to you than numbers
on a scale.

Call Beth Goodman, M.S.W., or
Janice Sherman, M.S.W.

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100 FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1988

'Emerging From Grief'
Is Rabbi's Seminar

"Emerging from Grief:
Children and Loss," a day-
long seminar offered by Cran-
brook Hospice Care, featuring
a special presentation by Rab-
bi Earl Grollman, will be held
April 16 at 8:30 a.m. at St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital-
Pontiac.
Rabbi of Beth El Temple
Center in Belmont, Mass.,
Grollman is a pioneer in the
field of pastoral counseling
and crisis intervention. He is
the author of Talking About
Death.
The afternoon workshops
will deal with such topics as:
facilitating grief through
creative arts; adolescents and
grief; and conceptions of
death between the ages of
three and 12.
Cost of the seminar in-

cludes continental breakfast,
lunch and refreshments. Ad-
vance registration is re-
quired. For reservations or in-
formation, call Diana . Girat-
dot at Cranbrook Hospice,
858-7735; or Nan Segesta,
642-3087.

Cancer Support
Meeting Planned

A Focus on Living (with
cancer) meeting will be held
on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Southfield Civic Center. The
purpose of this self-help group
is to bring together patients
and family members who
have questions or are ex-
periencing problems as a
result of living with cancer.