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Sinai Heritage Ball committee plans event.
Local Columnist
T
he Sinai Heritage Ball com-
mittee held a kickoff meet-
ing to finalize plans for
their upcoming Monday,
Oct. 19, event at the Ritz Carlton.
More than 50 volunteers attended the
meeting, which was held at Dottie
Gerson's home in Franklin.
This year's proceeds will benefit
Sinai educational programs and treat-
ment for cancer. The committee hopes
to purchase the Leopard Ultrasound
Scanner Type 2001, specifically
designed for surgeons and urologists.
Rose Rita Goldman (seated), Hope Sil-
verman, Marlene Gropman, Pearlena
Bodzin and Sandy Schwartz are cheer-
leaders for the Sinai Heritage Ball.
"With this machine we can hope to
achieve and maintain Sinai Hospital as
state-of-the-art for breaking therapy
for prostate cancer," said Dr. Michael
Lutz, chief of urology for the north-
west region of the Detroit Medical
Center.
Mark Schlussel, former chairman
of the Sinai Hospital Board, also
addressed the committee. Hope Sil-
verman, co-chair of the ball, intro-
duced Rose Rita Goldman, president
of the Sinai Heritage Ball. The other
ball co-chairmen, Pearlena Bodzin,
Sandy Schwartz and Marlene Grop-
man, also explained the many ball vol,
unteer positions.
At one point during the meeting,
Leah Snider broke the format and
spontaneously thanked Dottie Ger-
son and Marge Jospey for hosting
the first patron event seven years
ago; it attracted 250 patrons. This
year's patron event will be held
Thursday, Oct. 8, at Knollwood
Country Club. For more informa-
tion, call (313) 493-6205.
PLAYING YOUR SONG
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Shalom presented "Playing Your
Song" with pianist David Syme in cel-
ebration of its recent 42nd annual
EMMY WINNERS
donor luncheon. Sisterhood President
Aaron Berman, an Andover High
Marcia Tanzman saluted volunteer
School student, won second prize for
Helen Herman for her many years of
his public service announcement in
service to Sisterhood. Ethel Fitzerman.
the Michigan Chapter of the National
and Bernice Gill were co-chairmen of
Academy of Arts and Sciences student
the event, which featured miniature
Emmy competition.
grand pianos as table decora-
His video combined fire-
tions. Husbands William
works, a flag and war medals.
Fizerman and Arnold Tanz-
Aaron used Gerald Isakow's
man made these center-
World War II medal in the
pieces.
video. Isakow is Aaron's
Some of the committee
grandfather. Aaron and his
members included Marcia
parents, Richard and Mari-
Abel, Anita Epstein, Liz
lyn Berman, attended an
Kannon, Tobie Kuppe,
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Linda Lublin, Marilyn
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Local Columnist Markel, Ellen Rascusin,
video was shown to television
Lynn Rich, Ann Barth,
professionals.
Hilda Bloom, Marilyn Blum, Mari-
Also, local professionals Char
lyn Katz, Bess Lipson and Helen
DeWolf, Marla Drutz, Sue Marx and
Zimmerman.
Allyson Rockwell received an Emmy
for Rockette's Christmas at the Fox.
Marx and Rockwell also won an
Emmy for Evolution of a Dream, a
documentary about Cranbrook.
Ethel Fitzerman, Liz Kannon and Ber-
nice Gill helped make Beth Shalom's
donor luncheon a success.
Aaron Berman won second place and
$1, 000 at the local Emmy awards.
PROMENADE OF HOPE
"The Promenade of Hope," an
annual fund-raiser for HAVEN, will
be held Wednesday, June 24, at the
Palace of Auburn Hills. Detroit Shock
Coach Nancy Lieberman-Cline and
her husband, Tim Cline, are part of
the co-chairmen team. Hilary Bor-
man, Paulette Koffron, Michelle Nel-
son, Jill Sherwood, Jan Silverman,
SuSu Sosnick, Linda Taubman and
Linda Zarella are on the event plan-
ning committee. For more informa-
tion, call (248) 334-2343, Ext. 26.
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