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Sinai Announces
Seventh Annual Ball

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD FAMILY PUB
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We Feature

their annual Opera-
tion Graduation all-
night party for
graduating seniors.
Following graduation
ceremonies at Meadow
Brook, the seniors re-
turned to the high
school, which had been
Kogan-Liss, Barbara Nemer transformed with a
Western theme into
and Hope Silverman.
"The first Heritage Balls raised `The T a st Roundup —
more than $2.5 million for Sinai Till We Meet Again." It
programs," said Richard Roth, was a double celebra-
chairman of the Sinai Health Care tion for Entertainment
Foundation. "The ball is a major Co-Chairs Harold
part of our annual effort to and Shelley Gach. Shelley and Harold Gach: Partying all night on their
strengthen Michigan's only Jew- They enjoyed the grad- 25th.
ish-sponsored hospital and the uation of son David
man, Debby Magid, Sharon
many services it provides," he not- and celebrated their 25th wedding Schwartz, Andi and Larry
anniversary
the
same
evening.
ed. Mr. Roth thanked the more
Wolfe, Susie and Michael
than 50 volunteers and added, Entertainment Co-Chair Gilda Jacob, Rabbi Harold and
were
John
"We do not take you for granted Jacobs and husband
also celebrating their silver an- Susan Loss, Howard and
for one moment."
niversary.
It was another double Susan Tapper.
Proceeds for this year's event
celebration
for General Co-Chair
will be directed to Sinai's Neuro-
Judy Kepes and hus- 25 TURN 12
science Center, which
Twenty-five young ladies in the
band Richard. After en-
was recently designat-
sixth grade at the Sally Allan
joying
the
graduation
of
ed one of only 15 centers
their twins, Aubrey and Alexander Beth Jacob School for
of excellence by the Na-
Zach, Judy stayed up all Girls recently participated in a
tional Parkinson's
night to make sure things Bas Mitzvah Dinner, marking the
Foundation. The Neu-
went as planned. The cou- occasion when they will become
roscience Center is
ple left on a Northwest obligated to perform all the
located in West Bloom-
mitzvot, or commandments.
field and the services in- CARLA SC HWARTZ flight to Beijing, China,
Much of the meal, including
right
after
the
party,
giv-
AL
LOC
dude care for patients
pasta salad and potatoes and
ing
new
meaning
to
the
COLUM NIST
with Parkinson's, Alz-
thicken, was prepared by the girls.
term jet lag.
heimer's, Tourette's
Dessert consisted of colorful cakes,
On
Sunday,
June
9,
Andover
syndrome and other neurological
High School parents threw an All- decorated by the students, and
conditions.
dreamsicle-flavored pareve ice
Rita Haddow, Sandy Night Party for graduating se- cream.
Schwartz and Leah Snider are niors following commencement
Following the dinner, Rebbet-
part of the steering committee. ceremonies at Meadow Brook. zin Esther Bakst spoke, telling
Some of the Heritage Ball VII Since previous decorations were the girls ways in which they
committee members include Don- destroyed by water damage, the should emulate the foremothers
na Barnett, Marian Kantor, parents started from point zero in the Torah. The girls performed
Susan Roth, Ellen Rothen- with a space-galaxy theme blast- several songs, then honored their
berg, Ann Bass, Raquel off from Planet Andover. The gym- teachers and mothers.
Howard, Elaine Manning, nasium and cafeteria were
Spotted in the crowd: twins
Maxine Rabinowe, Melanie transformed with a galactic am- Bracha Alta and Devorah
biance.
Some
of
the
hardworking
Schaengold, Marlene Grop-
Leah Cohen, Chaya Gittel For-
man, Rita Levy, Cis Maisel parents included Jan Tilchen,

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he Heritage Ball VII
committee recently met
at the West Bloomfield
home of Rose Rita
Goldman to announce this year's
ball. The ball will be held Wednes
day evening, October 23, at the
Westin Hotel. Mrs. Goldman will
be a co-chair along with Lauren

Kellman, Jessie Stern, Bar-
bara Stollman, He-
len Zuckerman,
Roslyn Aronow,
Elda Schwartz and
Lenore Dunsky
Weiss.

Howard and Barbara Lesh-

donski, Shayna Feygl Roetter,
Yaffa Ross and Eliz-
abeth Stern.

A patron evening
will be Oct. 9 at
Wabeek Country
Club. For information
about the Heritage
Ball, call (810) 213-
2809.

SENIOR
PARTIES

On Thursday,
June 6, Berkley High Hope Silverman, Barbara Nemer and Rose Rita Goldman of the
School parents put on Heritage Ball.

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NOTES

The Community
House in Birmingham
will be hosting an ice
cream social for young
girls and their mothers,
grandmothers or spe-
cial friends June 23
and 24. For more infor-
mation, call (810) 644-
5832.'
Roz and Sherm will
hold a Jennifer Sly
Kirk trunk show June
21-22 with unique ap-
pliqued coats, jackets,
vests, hats and more. El

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