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fashion show at 8 p.m.
To kick-off the event, the Oakland
Athletic Club in Birmingham hosted
a preview party. Some of the sup-
porters spotted in the crowd included
Richard and Debbie Astrein, Julie
Yolles and Ruth Mossok Johnston.
For more information about the
Sept. 12 event, call the Birmingham
Bloomfield Chamber, (248) 644-
1700.

CARLA JEAN
SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist

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Leader Dogs

he 12th annual
Birmingham
Fall Spectacular
to benefit the
Pediatric Cancer Survivors
Scholarship Fund of
William Beaumont
Hospital incorporates the
themes of health, well-
being and spirituality.
The event will be held
Wednesday, Sept. 12,
under the tents between
the Community House
Julie Yolks attended the
and the Townsend Hotel.
Fall Spectacular preview
The evening begins with a at the Oakland Athletic
5 p.m. patron parry and
Club.
includes a strolling din-
ner, auction and runway

The 13th annual Leader
Dogs for the Blind gala,
"Dogs for Destiny," will
be held 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 15, at the
Ritz-Carlton in
Dearborn. Karen
Davidson and Carol
Nederlander are the gen-
eral chairmen while
Kathy Yaffe, Barbara
Grossman and Wanda
Giancamilli co-chair.
All proceeds will bene-
fit the Rochester-based,
non-profit, guide-dog
school. The event
includes dinner, dancing
and entertainment. For
more information, call
(248) 723-4600.

Haven Benefit

Kadima

Kadima recently held a parlor meeting
at the Franklin home of Babs and
Herb Kaufman to learn more about
the organization and to kick-off the
annual benefit, Tuesday, Oct. 16, at
the Detroit Opera House. More than
90 patrons attended the event.
The event chairmen were Lorraine
and Leonard Lerner and Arlene and
Steven Victor. Michael Kratchman,
vice president of Kadima, was the
moderator.

Debbie and Richard Astrein are long-
time supporters of the Beaumont
Pediatric Survivors Scholarship Fund
and Fall Spectacular.

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Chairmen Steven and Arlene Victor,
Leonard and Lorraine Lerner and hosts
Babs and Herbert Kaufman at the
Kadima parlor meeting.

Patrons listened to personal stories,
including two women who will study
for their bat mitzvah. Kadima pro-
vides residential and support services
for adults with mental illness.
For more information, call
(248) 559-8235. [11

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Haven, dedicated to the elimination
of domestic violence and child abuse
by providing a prevention and treat-
ment center in Oakland County,
presents the "Promenade of Hope

2001."
The event will be held 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 13, at the Ritz-
Carlton in Dearborn. Michelle
Nelson and Linda Zarella are the
event chairmen. The honorary chair-
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Fisher, Linda and Rod Gillum, Son-
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