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Marjorie Jospey, Hope Silverman, Leah Snider, Sylvia Gershenson Sloman and
Dorothy Gerson at the kickoff luncheon.
Sinai Plans For
Fourth Heritage Ball
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son, Marjorie Jospey,
Hope Silverman, Sylvia
Gershenson Sloman and
Leah Snider. Ms. Snider is
the vice chair of develop-
ment for the Sinai Health
Care Foundation. Proceeds
from the Heritage Ball will
enhance Sinai's cardiology
programs.
Some of the committee
members for the ball in-
clude: Alita Cyrlin,
Catering Parties
Our Place or Yours
• Picnics • Bar-B-Qs
■ .Top Sirloin
■ Teriyaki Top Sirloin
he kickoff meeting for
the Sinai Hospital
fourth Heritage Ball
was held on July 12 at
the home of Maxwell and
Marjorie Jospey. The
theme of the October 30th
event at the Palace of
Auburn Hills is the "40th
Anniversary Gala."
"We have great people
chairing the event," said
Pola Friedman, president
of Sinai Health Care Foun-
dation. She also mentioned
that Sinai Hospital has
1,000 more patients this
year.
The Heritage Ball co
chairs are: Dorothy Ger-
Dolores Farber, Jean
Shapero, Raquel Howard,
Jane Blumberg, Rosie
Schlussel, Lenore Dunsky
Weiss, Babs Lowenstein,
Connie Colman, Johnnie
Hunter, Florine Mark,
Rose Rita Goldman,
Jessie Stern, Barbara
Stollman, Carol Sue
Coden, Marlene Grop-
man, Sandra Schwartz,
Marian Kantor, Sheila
Bolton, Nancy shen-
aer
son, Cis Maisel Kellman,
Roz Aronow and Marjorie
Aronow.
There will be a patron's
evening October 13 at
Franklin Hills Country
Club. The hosts for the
patron evening include:
Cindy and Hugh
Beckman, Doreen and
David Hermelin, Suzy and
Bruce Gershenson and
Elaine and Mervyn Mann-
ing.
Tickets are $250 per per-
son for the Heritage Ball or
$500 per person for the
patron event and ball. For
more information call Sinai
Hospital Development at
493-5877.
BODY AND SOUL
Machon L'Torah recently
hosted Dr. Judith Mishell
of Los Angeles, a psychol-
ogist and author of Beyond
Your Ego. Dr. Mishell spoke
on "The Joy of Self-
Knowledge: The Interaction
of Body and. Soul" and con-
ducted a workshop as part of
Machon's Uniquely Ours
program. She discussed the
various stages of spiritual
development as one grows
from seeking satisfaction for
his basic desires to a total
dedication to God.
Initially disinterested in
religion, Dr. Mishell ex-
perimented with a variety of
approaches before becoming
observant. "There was a
deep emptiness within me,"
she said. With Judaism, she
found, "a sense of well-
being, of getting up in the
morning and finding that
my life had meaning and
purpose."
Among those in the crowd
were Malki Torgow, Gail
Hennes, Chaya Duchin,
Bayla Jacobovitz and
Terry Schwartz.
LEELANAU LOOP
The American Lung Associ-
ation of Michigan is sponor-
ing a bike trip on September
11-13 in the Leelanau penin-
K