"If you think you can do it on your own,
you are wrong"
Beating Cancer
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M ention this ad and receive
An evening of celebration and hope.
Channel 4 meteorologist Paul Gross will
emcee Karmanos Cancer Institute's Sixth
Annual Celebration of
Survivorship 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 17, in
Southfield.
Last year, Gross cel-
ebrated his 20th anni-
versary of defeating
testicular cancer. "If I
inspire just one person
Paul Gross
to get through their
own battle he said,
"then I've done my job'."
The free event,
including a buffet din-
ner, will be at Shriners
Silver Garden Events
Center (the former
B'nai David synagogue),
24350 Southfield Road.
Pat Sachs
Cancer patients and
survivors and the gen-
eral public are welcome.
RSVP by June 14 to 1-800-KARMANOS or
karmanos.org.
Keynote speaker will be cancer survivor
Scott Burton — an author, comedian and
juggler — who'll show how humor and
laughter can provide hope and balance.
In addition, the Patricia Milner Sachs
Heart of a Survivor Award will be present-
ed to a cancer survivor who has excelled in
assisting and inspiring others with cancer.
The award is named in memory of Pat
Sachs, the founding dean of Karmanos'
Survivorship University, who died of mela-
noma four years ago.
NEW CLIENTS ONLY
4119 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD
PERSONAL TRAINING GROUP WEST BLOOMFIELD 48323
Formerly Peter Nielsen's
ANNOUNCING
the new KNIT shop on the block, FUN WITH FIBER. The one
you have been waiting for. LORA Miller has been KNITTING and CROCHETING
for 40 years, managing and teaching at a local KNIT shop for the last six years.
Running a YARN shop that caters to every customer's need is Lora's first priority.
Stocking QUALITY YARN and ACCESSORIES is LORA's goal. TEACHING, writing
PATTERNS, putting together YARN and colors, helping with all aspects of
The Celebration of Survivorship
will begin with a buffet dinner
5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 17, at
the Shriners Silver Garden Events
Center, 24350 Southfield Road,
Southfield. Free, but RSVP by June
14 to 1-800-KARMANOS or online
at karmanos.org .
NEEDLE work is what you will receive every day, every hour with LORA. Learn
how to master your KNITTING/CROCHETING skills at LORA's new store at
33338 W. 12 MILE ROAD in FARMINGTON HILLS
(next to Millers Artist Supplies)
248-55-FIBER (3-4237)
www.funwithfiber.com
Hours: Monday-Friday 10-6, Thursday 10-8, Saturday 10-5:30
1596290
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•
Run for the Ribbon begins at 8
a.m. Registration prior to run
day is $25 per adult and $15 per
child. On race day, registration
is $30 per adult and $20 per
child. Sponsorships are avail-
able. For information, visit www.
MlURunForTheRibbon.org , e-mail
info@MIURunForTheRibbon.org or
call (586) 443-4272.
a free fitness evaluation
& training session
SIMMONS
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the cancer can be best detected through
a prostate specific antigen (PSA) test or
digital rectal exam.
"By tying prostate cancer awareness
to the MIU Run for the Ribbon, we hope
men, supported by their families, will be
inspired not to ignore, but be proactive
about their health, and use this event to
make a difference and do it for Dad:' said
Lutz.
"Prostate cancer does not have to end
a man's life. The earlier prostate cancer is
detected the greater the survival rate, and
the more Father's Days to share with your
family."
CALL TODAY!
(248)855-0345
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The entrees will be sizzling, the desserts enticing and the chefs
entertaining as they put on a show extraordinaire and invite you to
sample their spectacular culinary creations at Heritage of
Southfield. This cross-country event features celebrity judges,
gourmet food, unique educational seminars, and a silent auction
to benefit the Leeza Gibbons Memory Foundation. And you can be
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Brookdale® Master Chefs to crown the ULTIMATE CHEF AMERICA.
Thursday, July 29, 2010 • 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
For reservations call (248) 727-2006
Location: Heritage of Southfield • Complimentary Admission
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