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Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Subar of West Bloomfield are
proud to announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Carol Beth, of
Rockville, Md., to Michael
Jacob Yoffee, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Yoffee, of Silver
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employed with the architec-
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D.C.
Her fiance earned a
Bachelor of Arts with distinc-
tion and highest honors in
labor management relations
from the University of
Michigan in 1985. He is the
Washington, D.C. Office
Direcor of the National
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A May wedding is planned.

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There's no color TV in the room. And there's
no swimming pool out back. Dinner's served once
a day. And the menu rarely changes. But the 551 rooms
at the Michigan Humane Society (rvIHS) are nearly
always full.
Because the MHS is the last refuge for thousands of
homeless and unwanted animals. We treat every one with
love and affection. But despite our best efforts, there are
always more pets waiting to be helped and adopted than
there are people waiting to help and adopt them. And that's
where the real heartbreak comes in.
If von could see the looks on these animals' faces, or

hear the circumstances that brought them here, were
certain you'd want to help. That's why we decided to take
you on this short tour.
We picked eight heartbreaking stories to illustrate our
point. That part was easy. We had close to 44.000 sad
stories last year from which to choose.
Our hope is that one of these animals' stories touches
your heart. If it does, you can help by adopting a pet from
one of our three shelters. or by making a donation,
however large or small. to the MHS. Because the more
money we take in, the more animals we can take in. And
the more we can help.

92 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1988

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Please make check payable to: Michigan Humane Society, 7401 Chrysler
Drive, Detroit. MI 45211.

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arc tax ileduebble. MILS-2284

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zwick of
Southfield are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Hildee, to
Gary Weiss, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morry Weiss of Univer-
sity Heights, Ohio.
Hildee is a senior at Stern
College in New York City and
assistant editor at Sterling

Magazine.
Gary received his BS degree
from Yeshiva University in
New York City, and his
master's from Chase Western
Reserve University in
Cleveland, Ohio. He is a CPA
employed at Ernst and Whin-
ey in New York City. A June
wedding is planned.