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YOU.

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disease. By cutting down on
fatty, rich foods, you can do
yourself a big favor. You could
lower your blood cholesterol
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HOMEARAMA
This Week

Ten luxury homes, each
constructed by a different
member of the Builders
Association of Southeastern
Michigan (BASM) and Home
Builders Association of Liv-
ingston County, will be on
display in one location during
HOMEARAMA Fall 1990
beginning Oct. 4 in Brighton.
These "new idea" homes,
which range from $500,000 to
$875,000, are located in Pine
Creek Ridge, on Brighton
Road three quarters of a mile
west of Grand River in
Brighton. Eventually dozens
of magnificent homes will oc-
cupy the 700 acre develop-
ment, each on a one-half to
three acre lot. The develop-
ment is being undertaken
by Abbey Homes of Bir-
mingham.
"Each home has been
created by a separate builder
in conjunction with an ar-
chitect, an interior designer
and a landscaper," says the
chairman of HOMEARAMA
Fall 1990, Dennis Dickstein,
president of Ralph Manuel
Realtors, Birmingham. "The
result is ten highly in-
dividualized homes, each
with certain exclusive
features that offer great ideas
in design, life style, construc-
tion materials and techni-
ques, and energy conserva-
tion. Also, these homes can be
seen in one of the most pic-
turesque settings in the
state."
There is a charge.

I IN BRIEF I

EUGENE APPLEBAUM,
chairman of Troy-based Arbor
Drugs, Inc., received The
Planning Forum's 1990
Strategic Manager of the Year
award. The Planning Forum,
based in Oxford, Ohio, is the
world's largest professional
organization dedicated to
long-range business planning.

LAURIE OBERMAN was
named assistant program
manager at WDIV-TV, Chan-
nel 4. She will also continue
to act as executive producer.

SIMONS MICHELSON
ZIEVE ADVERTISING
won two first place and two
second place Laurel Awards
in the annual national com-
petition staged by the
Cadillac Division of General
Motors.
The Laurel Awards is an an-
nual event in which Cadillac
Dealer Marketing Associa-
tions and their advertising
agencies from around the
United States enter what
they consider to be their best
work.

ROBERT KAPLOW, at-
torney of counsel at Maddin,
Hauser, Wartell, Roth, Heller
& Pesses, has been appointed
chairman of the Taxation
Committee of the Greater
Detroit Chamber of
Commerce.

DR. SANFORD ROSEN-
FELD has been named as
medical director for the Na-
tional Foot Care Program.

LISABATH LOBENTHAL
has been named staff
associate at the Syracuse
Jewish Federation Women's
Division.
A native of West Bloom-
field, Ms. Lobenthal holds a
master of arts degree in
Jewish communal service
from the Hornstein Program
of Brandeis University. She
received her bachelor of arts
degree in religious studies
from the University of
Michigan and did post-
graduate work at Hebrew
University of Jerusalem.

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CAMPUS I'm"

MetroHillel
Seeks . Members

MetroHillel is an intercam-
pus network of Jewish college
students in the metro-Detroit
area which sponsors social,
cultural and educational
events and activities.
This year's activities in-
clude apple-picking, a pre-
Chanukah party, and a
weekend conference on inter-
marriage. The MetroHillel
Steering Committee is being
formed, and any Jewish col-
lege student in the area is in-
vited to join. For information,
call Steve Jacobs (Lawrence
Technological University),
545-4339; Tammy Novak
(Wayne State University),
358-5272; Jeanne Steuer
(Oakland University),
335-2001; or Joe Wiatrak
(Oakland Community Col-
lege), 350-6706 or 689-8753.

OU Students
Host Speaker

The Jewish Students
Organization/Hillel will hold
its second Wednesdays-at-
Noon talk Oct. 10 in the
Fireside Lounge, Oakland
Center.
The speaker will be Pro-
fessor Carlo Coppola, director
of the Center for Interna-
tional -Studies at Oakland
University, who will discuss
"Madonna and Rambo Meet
Carlo and Shlomit: Under-
standing and Misunderstan-
dings in Cross-Cultural Com-
munication." The talk is free.
For information, call Sandy
Loeffler,
370-4257.

