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Musician Writes
Of Man's Best Friend

Exercise
regularly.

WE RE FIGHTING FOR

YOUR LIFE

American Heart tip
Association

W

hen Martin Scot
Kosins' dog died,
he felt a tremen-
dous loss. "As a pet
owner, I realized that there
were no books that dealt
with the death of animals,
dogs getting old and when to
end a pet's life, " he said.
To help others cope with
the grieving process he ex-
perienced, Mr. Kosins wrote
Maya's First Rose (Open Sky
Books, $15.95) with illustra-
tions by Howard Fridson
of Huntington Woods and a
foreword by Burl Ives. The
book took three years to
complete and became a labor
of love and a therapeutic ex-
ercise for Mr. Kosins, who
will donate all the royalties
to charities for animals and
children.
"Maya is a heart warming
tale of truth told with deli-
cacy and finesse," wrote Mr.
Ives in the foreword.
Maya's First Rose is the
first book for Mr. Kosins,
who is a musician, a com-
poser and owner of Open Sky
Records. Open Sky Books in
Royal Oak is a branch of his
record company. He had
offers to publish the book
with national companies,
but as Mr. Kosins explained,
"each wanted to make one
change." In order to have
complete control over this
special project, he chose to
publish it himself.
He contacted Howard
Fridson, of Fridson Studios,
for the illustrations and
realized he was a Hun-
tington Woods neighbor.
"This is one project that is
put out in its pure form,"
Mr. Kosins said.
Mr. Kosins dedicated the
book to his dog, Maya, which
is an Indian word meaning
dream or unreal, and to Dr.
Michael Pintar, the veter-
inarian at Orchard Lake
Animal Hospital. Dr. Pintar
made house calls for Maya,
who was his oldest living pa-
tient. "He was very devoted
and did not charge for the
house calls," Mr. Kosins
said.
The book is for adults and
advanced young readers and
is available at major book-
stores.

GUYS AND DOLLS

Andover High School recent-
ly presented Guys and Dolls.
Some of the cast members

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Maya's
First Rose

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by Martin Scot Kosins

Illustrations by Howard Fridson
With a Foreword by Burl Ives

included: Jackie Lesser,
Doug Rochen, Craig Dait-
ch, Mike Gurion, Josh
Burgess, Jessica Levine,
Melissa Grant, Alison
Shulman, Jaime Cantor,
Coreen Duffy, Neva
Duffy, Alexis Frank,
Kevin Landau, Mark
Snyder, Rob Rose, Josh
Simon, Ryan Mintz,
Hillary Robbins, Robert
Pensler, Eryn Rosenthal,
Alana Dauter, Liza
Garelik, Shayna Loss,
Patti Roberts, Alexandra
Winokur and David
Brieger. Some of the
students working behind the
scenes included: Jill
Dorsey, Stewart Golden,
Jon Heller, Jeremy
Lande, Jennifer Lieb,
Josh Reinicke, Jason
Schneider, Matt We-
ingarden, Grant
Winkelman and David
Shogun.

HADASSAH'S TUTORS

Nora Peisner, chairman of
Hadassah Tutor-a-Student
Program reports that the
program is expanding to
Norup Middle School in the
Berkley School District and
more volunteers are needed
to work with children who
need help learning English
or who are behind in their
school work. No teaching
experience or special knowl-
edge is required, for the one-
or two-hours-a- week posi-
tion.
To date, there are 30 vol-
unteers, including: Paula
Bari!, Susan Bernstein,
Tena Bobrin, Pat Erlich,
Gladys Goldsmith, Hilda
Hamburger, Josephine
Jackson and Carol Kaf-