spanned the world, beginning with
Africa and traveling to Malaysia,
Italy, France and even the Arctic. The
set was amazing with blasts of multi-
images along with the fashions.
West Bloomfield attorney Wendy
Hubert, attending with her twin
daughters, Alicia and Jacqui Minns,
both students at the University of
Michigan, summed up the evening:
"It's a good time."

SOIREE ON THE RIVER
The National Kidney Foundation
of Michigan presents its second
annual "Soiree on the River," 6 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 27, at the Omni Detroit
Hotel, 100 River Place, on
McDougall off Jefferson, in Detroit.
Marilyn Berman is a member of the
Soiree committee, while Don Shane
of WXYZ-TV (Channel 7) is the. -
host. The evening includes a strolling
supper, silent and live auctions and
jazz entertainment. For ticket infor-
mation, call (800) 482-1455.

ENSURE EVENT
In 1995, Troy attorney and West
Bloomfield resident Barry Lipson
and his wife, Debbie, painfully
learned how fragile the life of a
child can be. Their son, Brian, was
born with a rare, life-threatening,
non-genetic condition that allowed
fluids from feeding to enter his
lungs. Thanks to the staff at
Children's Hospital of Michigan,
prompt surgery corrected the
defect.
The Lipsons and friends Matt
Prentice, Bruce Stoller and Don
Tanner created the organization
ENSURE (Endowment for Surgical
Research) to benefit the pediatric
research at Children's Hospital.
On Monday, Aug. 30, ENSURE
will present its third annual Golf
Classic and Auction at Tam
O'Shanter Country Club in West
Bloomfield. Foursome reservations
are available as well as tickets for
non-golfers. For information, call
Judy Chupack, (248) 649-7200.

ISRAEL BONDS HOME TOUR
The Israel Bonds Women's
Division Sponsor Society presents its
16th annual art and home tour 9:30
a.m. Sept. 15. The homes of Lois
and Avern Cohn, Judith and Irwin
Elson, Nancy and Steven Grand will
be On the tour. Attendance is limited
to 1999 purchasers of $1,500 or
more in Israel Bond Securities. For
information, call (248) 352-6555. Li

BACK

By

POPULAR DEMAND.

It took a public outcry and an act of Congress to save the gray wolf

from literally vanishing off the face of the earth. But we did it. Today,

a lot of other creatures face similar extinction. And unless we step up

our efforts to protect their habitats, they may not be so lucky. At the

Sierra Club, we've mounted

a

major campaign to defend the

Endangered Species Act and preserve threatened habitats before their

inhabitants are gone forever. Please, contact us to find out how you

can help protect threatened and endangered animals. Because no

amount of popular demand can bring an extinct species back to life.

SIERIVk
CLUB

Protect America's Environment: For Our Familie,, Fur Our Future.

85 Second Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 (415) 977 5653
Or visit our website at: www.sierraclub.org
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FOUNDED 1892

MEET DR. STEPHEN SCHWARTZ, A CARING, ENTHUSIASTIC MEDICAL

•

ONCOLOGIST & HEMATOLOGIST SPECIALIZING IN MALIGNANCIES OF

THE BREAST, LUNG, GENITOURINARY AND GASTROINTESTINAL TRACTS.

Upon completing his fellowship in Medical Oncology from Memorial

Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Dr. Schwartz served as Assistant Professor

of Medicine at Wayne State University and the Barbara Ann Karmanos

Cancer Institute. He serves as division chief of Medical Oncology in the

Department of Medicine at Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital.

Dr. Schwartz is pleased to announce the opening of his new

office, and his association with Dr. Craig I. Gordon. Director

of Neoplastic Diseases at Botsford General Hospital.

Dr. Stephen C. Schwartz • CLINICAL ONCOLOGY ASSOCIATES • Dr. Craig 1. Go .bon
28595 Orchard Lake Road • Farmington Hills, MI 48344 • ph. 248-848-1515 • fax, 248-34S-1177

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