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Raising Some Money;
What's In The Box? Boy, Am I Thirsty

FRESH WHITEFISH $695

metro Detroit. YAD is seek-
ing items to include in the
welcome kit (coupons, etc.)
from the business communi-
ty. If you are interested in
participating, please call
Jenifer Rosenwasser at
(810) 642-4260, Ext. 239, or
write YAD at P.O. Box 2030,
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-
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Businessmen's Luncheons Daily
We specialize in Veal, Chicken and Seafood
Strolling Gypsy Musicians

Above: David, Elana and Beverly Price
at the Walk and Auction for
Scleroderma.

Warm, Comfortable Decor and Bountiful Servings at Inexpensive Prices

Right: Jeff and Kari Provizer support the
cause.

Women's Division from pitching
in to help Habitat for Humani-
ty.
This was an extremely suc-
cessful event. Volunteers came
out and helped demolish two sites
where new homes will be built in
the future.
Jacki Gold, who co-chaired
the event, said, "It was a lot of
fun, and everyone got a lot out
of this event. The neighbors
in the area were great. They
came out and helped and even
brought out their hoses to cool
us down. It was a great mix of
people who showed up, a nice
cross-section of our community."

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he 17th annual Walk and
Auction for Scleroderma
was a huge success. About
300 people attended the
event on Sunday, June 23, and
helped raise $25,500 to support
patient services and medical re-

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search.
Scleroderma literally means
"hard skin." Scleroderma causes
hardening of the skin and multi-
ple organs. Although scleroder-
ma strikes every age, sex and
ethnic background, four times

more females — especially dur-
ing child-bearing years — are af-
flicted with the disease than

males.
EYE spotted local registered
dietitian/exercise physiologist
Beverly Price at the walk with
her husband David and baby
Elana. Beverly was diagnosed
about 8 years ago with the dis-
ease and often speaks for the
United Scleroderma Foundation
on nutrition.
"My mother-in-law has scle-
roderma, and I feel it is some-
thing that is very important to
support," said Hadassah's Ru-
ach President Kari Provizer.
"They are trying to find a cure,
and these types of events are im-
portant to promote awareness
and raise money."
Save the date, Sunday, No-
vember 3, for the United Sclero-
derma Foundation's Seventh
Annual Movie Gala Event.

JACK-IN-THE-BOX?
OR IS IT YAD IN A BOX?

The Young Adult Division will
soon begin a program of sending
YAD in a Box "welcome kits" to
new young adult residents of

UNITED
SCLERODERMA
FOUNDATION

ingham at 9 p.m. Monday, July

15. For more information, call
HIVED at (313) 577-3459.

Hey volunteers, keep up the

good work!

THOSE ENDLESS
FORE A GOOD TIME
SUMMER NIGHTS
The Young Leadership of
But what about those summer
Jewish National Fund will days? EYE want to know about

present the second annual

Tournament Of The Trees
Golf Classic at 7:45 a.m. Mon-

your plans for the rest of the sea-
son?
Julie Leib: "White-water raft-
ing in West Virginia with
friends."
Paul Eisenstadt: "I am going
to Vegas, San Diego
and the Grand Canyon,
meeting friends from .
Seattle and Miami. It
should be a fun trip,
and I plan on leaving
some earnings behind."

day, July 29, at Tanglewood Golf
Club in South Lyon. This all-day
affair costs $100 per golfer and
includes green fees,
carts, continental break-
fast, buffet lunch and re-
freshments. Free trips,
prizes and more are up
for grabs.
The money raised from
this event will be utilized
Steve Mendelson:
in Israel to send needy Is-
"I plan on doing some
JENN IFER L.
raeli children to JNF
rollerblading, B-B-Qs
MA TILER
sponsored camps. Space
and getting a great
EYE SP Y WRITER
is limited to the first 144
tan."
golfers. For more infor-
Jillian Leviton "I
mation, please call JNF at (810) wish I had some plans ... I have
557-6644.
a full-time job and I have no
vacation time." Well, Jillian,
DREAM MAKERS
EYE know you still have your
Well, it was a sweltering 90 weekends. How 'bout a concert
degrees. But that did not stop at Pine Knob, a Tigers game,
about 50 volunteers from Fed- Cranbrook Science Museum,
eration's Business and Profes- etc.?
sional Women, YAD and

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