Living Well

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Enchanted Events

Book reviews, fashion shows and benefits kick off the summer season.

leadership. SuSu Sosnick, Joan Young
orthwest Child Rescue
and Debi Cain were 2000 award
Junior League recently held
recipients. HA-LO Creative Concepts
its annual book review at
in
Marketing received the corporate
the home of Babs and
award.
Herb Kaufman in Franklin.
On May 23, Saks Fifth
Rabbi Harold Loss of Temple
Avenue in Troy hosted a
Israel reviewed The Ladies
Chanel fall fashion show to
Auxiliary by Tova Mirvis.
benefit HAVEN. More than
This novel is about a new-
60 patrons attended. Some of
comer entering the close-knit
the supporters included
Memphis Jewish community.
Linda
Sircus, Lois Nelson,
More than 50 patrons
Cele
Awerbuck,
Sherry
attended the event. The
Hafner,
Barbara
Bershad,
Kaufmans graciously under-
Harriet Rosen, Linda Weiss,
wrote the dinner. Some of the
ARLA JEAN Jean Dubin and Linda
league's longtime supporters
SCH WARTZ
Solomon.
include Mari Kaftan, Ida
Local Columnist
On June 8, HAVEN host-
Nemzin, Carole Kaftan,
ed
its annual gala event "The
Rhoda Paul, Marilyn Rubin,
Promenade
of Hope" at the
Audrey Edelheit and Barbara Larky.
Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Dearborn.

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HAVEN HAPPENINGS
HAVEN, Oakland County's center
for prevention and treatment of
domestic violence and child abuse,
recently hosted some.wonderful
events. In March, more than 300 sup-
porters gathered at the Somerset Inn
in Troy for the group's annual meet-
ing to recognize some outstanding

WHERE'S WINSHIP?,
Gary Plasko is looking for alumni
from Detroit's Winship Junior High
School, class of 1965. The reunion is
June 17. If you are a Winship 1965
graduate or know of one, contact
Plasko at (248) 645-5929 or Phyllis
Shawn Jarvis at (248) 683-1145.

ZIP UP THE HOMELESS
For the 11th year, Guys 'N Gals in
West Bloomfield is holding its jeans
trade-in. On June 16, customers can
turn in their old jeans (without holes)
for one new pair at half the retail
price. All jeans collected will be
donated to the homeless in Oakland
County. Lois Levenson, Sheri Stay
and Julie Feldman of Guys 'N Gals,
along with the staff, are committed to
this annual project.

MAKE-A-WISH RACE
The Vitamin Outlet and Jeff Morton,
a professional Grand Prix racecar dri-
ver, have teamed up to raise money for
Detroit's Make-A-Wish Foundation, a
sponsor for Morton's race which grants
wishes to children with life-threatening
illnesses. Morton is scheduled to race
- in the Barber-Dodge Pro Series event
on Sunday, June 18. Levels of contri-
bution per lap range from $20-$100.
"We're very excited to be-involved with
Jeff Morton's racing team and happy to
be raising money for Make-A-Wish,"
says David Farber of the Vitamin
Outlet. For information, call (248)
669-0300. ❑

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Clockwise, from left:
Herb and Babs
Kaufman hosted the
Northwest Child
Rescue Junior
League book review.

Michelle Nelson and
Hedy Nuriel, chief
executive officer of
HAVEN, helped
organize the Chanel
fashion show benefit
at Saks Fifth
Avenue.

Lois Nelson and
Cele Awerbuck
attended the
Chanel fashion
show for HAVEN

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6/9
2000

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