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Since then, she has pri-
table scraps for her compost Tess Relle
vately counseled individ-
pile; she collected and reused
helps her
greeting cards, ironed wrap- mother Lisa 11q1s and delivered lectures
at such places as the Birm-
ping paper to use it again
Katzman
ingham CommunityHouse
hang her
and saved bows, boxes and
ribbons. After hosting 65 rel- cloth diapers and the Marcia and Eu-
to dry.
gene Applebaum Jewish
atives and friends for her
Parenting Center in West :-
daughter Tess' baby nam-
ing, Ms. Katzman realized that Bloomfield.
Now her 20-foot-long compost
she didn't have more trash than
she normally had. By making her pile is about four feet high
own food, using glassware and with leaves, banana peels
reusable plastic dishes and com- and coffee grinds. She washes dis-
posting the food remains, she had posable diaper wipes to use them
again and takes her own Pyrex
reduced the waste to nothing.
"Neighbors came up to me and storage dishes to places like
Boston Market in order to save
said, 'Lisa how do you do it?”
Soon after, friends and neigh- the environment from yet anoth-
bors began asking questions about er take-out container.
And she continues to field
her recycling habits. And then her
phone calls regarding matters
friends began calling.
"I realized that this would be a such as battery recycling and
cleaning products. ❑
good business to start," she said.

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Mitchell Rosenthal, vice pres-

ident for research and education,
Rehabilitation Institute of Michi-
gan, has been invited to deliver
the keynote address at the Fifth
Conference of the International
Association for the Study of Trau-
matic Brain Injury in Melbourne,
Austrailia.

Dr. Ronald Krome was pre-

sented with the Council Merito-
rious Service Award from the
American College of Emergency
Physicians for contributions to
the growth and maturation of the
ACEP Council. Dr. Krome is
chief of the department of emer-
gency medicine at William Beau-
mont Hospital in Royal Oak.

Lenore Dunsky Weiss was pre-

sented with the Max Osnos
Award for Distinguished Lead-
ership by the Sinai Health Sys-
tem board of directors. She has
been a volunteer at Sinai since
1953. She became the Sinai
Guild president in 1974 and has
been a life member since 1961.

Lillian Gorov is the first indi-

vidual to receive the new Sinai
Hospital Guild Award for Dis-
tinguished Service. A board
member for over 20 years, Ms.
Gorov has co-chaired the Guild
archives committee, chaired the
Guild's community outreach
tours and participated on the vol-
unteer team, where she pilots
new volunteer projects.

Rose Rita Goldman was one of

10 recipients of the Sinai Thanks
for Giving Award honoring out-
standing volunteers in health-
care facilities in metropolitan
Detroit. She is a Sinai Hospital
Guild member, executive com-
mittee member, volunteer team
member and vice president of vol-
unteers.

Geri Bleier of Geri Operations
in Bingham Farms attended the
annual conference of the Na-
tional Association of Geriatric
Care Managers in Tuscon, Ariz.

David K. Page has been ap-

pointed by the Detroit Medical
Center as a vice chairman of its
board of trustees. ❑