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RESTAURANT & LOUNGE

Financial Investment
For Oakland County Children

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CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist

T

he Circle of Friends of the
Child Abuse and Neglect
Council of Oakland
County recently held a
financial seminar and luncheon spon-
sored by Munder Capital
• Management in Birmingham. More
than 35 patrons learned about invest-
ing, viewed traders at work and
toured the architecturally significant
office building, which houses one of
the country's largest independent
investment managers.
Lois Shaevsky, a board member of
the Child Abuse and Neglect
- Council, chaired and organized the
, event. Judy Hoeffler, executive direc-
tor of the Council, greeted the guests.
"Perhaps as you learn to create more
4 ,,wealth, perhaps you will also donate
more," said Ms. Hoeffler. Elyse
Essick, vice president and director of
Client Services at Munder, informed
the group about investments.

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CULINARY CONSULTANT
Goldman and Edie
Ruth Mossok Johnston of
Slotkin. Tickets cost
Franklin was recently named
$25. For more informa-
the culinary consultant of Vic's
tion, call Hadassah at
World Class Market in Novi.
(248) 683-5030.
She will be responsible for coor-
dinating and developing cook-
LIGHTS, CAMERA,
ing classes, editing a new maga-
AUCTION
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The Lights, Camera,
CARLA JEAN
with Vic's signature brand
Auction event for
SCHWARTZ
foods. Ms. Johnston is the
Variety, the Children's
Local Columnist
author of The Buffalo Cookbook.
Charity will feature the
(She says buffalo is low-fat, deli-
movie Mad City, star-
cious and kosher.)
ring John Travolta and
Always on the go, she just
Dustin Hoffman. Cheryl Chodun is
returned from China, cooking with
honorary chairman. Michael
Chef Keith Famie,
Berman, Rosalie Rosen, Sandy
JOINT WOMEN'S DAY 1997
Samson and Liz Walters are co-chair-
Many local women's groups will
_ men. The event will be held at the
sponsor "Joint Women's Day" 10
Showcase Cinemas of Pontiac 5:30
a.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, at Shaarey
p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28. For ticket
Zedek. The program includes a
information, call (248) 258-5511.
keynote address by Carol Saline,
author of Mothers 6- Daughters,
and an afternoon of workshops.
Harriet Sarnoff Schiff, Janice
Tracht, Phil Applebaum, Sonia
Pone and Sofia Marajver will
present the workshops. Barbara
Gutman is chairman of the
event. Other Joint Women's
Day organizers include Dana
Burnstein, Gertrude Brainin,
Janet Berman, Barbara
Horowitz, Patty Moss, Hilary .
Isakow, Roz Komisar Blanck,
Joyce Sherman, Joyce
Rubenstein, Marta Rosenthal,
Sharon Lipton, -Rose Rita

Elyse Essick and Lois Shaevsky at the
Child Abuse and Neglect Council event.

CARNEGIE HALL
Former Detroiter Rafi Steinger,
age 15, played at Carnegie Hall
last weekend. He is a piano stu-
dent of Sonia Geoffreyi. He per-
formed with other winners of the
American Scholarship World
Competition held last summer in
Ohio. Rafi is currently a student
of Ladue High School in St.
Louis and has spent many sum-
mers at Interlochen. He is the
son of Linda and Rabbi Lane
Steinger, the former rabbi of
Temple Emanu-El in Oak Park.
Some of the Detroiters that
heard Rail. at Carnegie Hall
included Shirley and Nathan
Fink, David and Candy Fink,
Mel Fink, Joyce Morof, Susan
Solarz, Deborah Silver, Ellery
Fink, Daina Stein and Shira
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Some of the supporters included
Linda Deutch, Rose Feldman,
° Wendy Roth, Wendy Abrams,
Freddie Harvith, Sydell Schubot, Pat
Rosen, Lori Simon and Elyse
Schostak.

SHOOT FOR A CURE
Henry Ford Hospital and the
Detroit Pistons will sponsor "Shoot
For A Cure" tonight at the Palace of
Auburn Hills. The event benefits the
wHenry Ford Hospital Will Robinson
Neurosurgery Fund, which supports
research and treatment of brain
tumors, stroke, epilepsy, head injury
and spinal disorders. Dr. Mark L.
4 Rosenblum and his wife Pam are
supporters and organizers of the
event. For more information, call
(313) 876-3450.

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