WORLD WALK '99

AT SOMERSET
NORTH
Big Beaver and Coolidge Roads

Saturday, March 20, 1999
8-9:30 A.M.

Kohn travels more than 100 days a
year to call on his far-flung list of
clients — from Canada to Argentina
and Europe. He makes at least four
trips each year to Israel, where he has
18 clients.
To fight the loneliness of being
away from his West Bloomfield home,
Kohn often takes his family on his
business trips. "We all have a great
time, and the kids are getting a real
international education," he said.
Kohn and his wife, Marilyn Naiman-
Kohn, an attorney with her own prac-
tice, have two daughters and two sons.
He coaches his children on both
the Akiva girls and boys basketball
teams, working two games and two
practices a week into his schedule.

Shlomo Sperka of Oak
Park has been appointed
interim director for the
Master of Arts in
Industrial Relations pro-
gram at Wayne State
University's College of
Urban, Labor and
Metropolitan Affairs.
Sperka has taught at WSU
and University of
Alan Mandel
Michigan-Dearborn. He
is a lawyer, labor arbitra-
tor and former director of
the Michigan Bureau of
Employment Relations.

Aryeh Caroline has been
hired as the new director
of marketing and business
administration for
Michigan Jewish Institute,
a nationally accredited,
four-year Jewish college in
Oak Park.

presented by The Somerset Collection
NORT HWEST
with support from

This leads to more traveling — to
New York and Toronto for basketball
tournaments.
Kohn also is on the board and
executive board of Akiva, and is past
president of the Zeiger Lodge of B'nai
B'rith. The family belongs to Young
Israel of Oak Park and Bais Chabad
of West Bloomfield.
"Ken is a great asset to Akiva and
an excellent role model for the
kids," said Michael Greenbaum,
Akiva board president who has
known Kohn for 10 years. "He took
over the boys basketball team and
got it back on track, and he started
the girls team. He has instilled a lot
of spirit and competitiveness into
the program." ❑

Robert Ferngren

presented with the
Greater Detroit
Chapter of ITVA 1998
Golden Cassette Award
for Best Musical Score
for his song "Make a
Better Day." The song
is used in all publici
for the United Way
Torch Drive.

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Walk the world indoors at Somerset North and help the
Child Abuse and Neglect Council of Oakland County help
abused children.

You'll receive a passport for stamping at several stops
during the walk -- and goodies along the way! You'll be
providing an important community service while you have fun!
And, there is a continental breakfast after the walk

There is a drawing for all registered participants (a person with
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11111 . pre-paid pledges of $20 or more). Prizes include:

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4 round trip tickets to Orlando, Florida compliments of
10 NORTHWEST AIRLINES.

Gift certificates from Somerset North Collection stores.

Merchandise from Somerset Collection stores.

For the younger people, Nestor, the Spring Bunny will be available for photos.
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Face painting by Kappa Delta Sorority Alumni.

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Entry fee: $20 minimum pre-paid pledges or sponsorship per child. Parents may walk
free!!

The elementary and middle school with the most participants (minimum 25) will receive $250, given
by the Somerset Collection.

THE MISSION OF THE CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT COUNCIL IS TO BE AN ADVOCATE FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL CHILDREN AND
TO BE THE LEADING RESOURCE IN THE PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE AND THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN THROUGH EDUCA-

TION, INTERVENTION, TREATMENT AND RESEARCH, IN COLLABORATION WITH THE COMMUNITY.

An export workshop
will be hosted by the
Service Corps of
Retired Executives 8:45
a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 17,
at the McNamara
Building, Detroit. To
register, call (313) 226-
7957.

Standard Federal Bank
will sponsor "Detroit
A'Bloom" at the 81st
annual Builders Home
and Detroit Flower
Show Thursday-
Sunday, March 18-21,
at the Cobo
Conference-Exhibition
Center.

The C.A. Muer
Restaurant Corporation
hired three new execu-
tives. Robert Ferngren
has joined the company
as chief operating officer;
Alan Mandel has been
A business plan work-
appointed senior vice
shop will be offered by
president of finance;
Ronald Pollack
the Service Corps of
Ronald Pollack is execu-
Retired Executives
tive regional chef for the
8:45 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday,
Atlantic division of the company.
March 18, at the McNamara
Building, Detroit. To register, call
Scott Stern, president of Big
(313) 226-7957.
Productions Inc., recently was

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