World
Stars Guitars
Benefits Kids
Fifty autographed
guitars from famous
pop, rock and country
musicians will be going
on the auction block
Saturday, Oct. 23, to
Dr. Main
support the Charles A.
Main, M.D. Pediatric
Cancer Survivor Scholarship Fund of
Royal Oak-based Beaumont Hospitals.
Karen Davidson and her family will be
honored at the event for their support
of the Detroit-based Henry Ford Health
System and others within their commu-
nities.
The Stars Guitars gala will take place at
the Ford Community and Performing Arts
Center in Dearborn. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Guitars up for auction are autographed
by well-known artists, including the late
Les Paul, Bon Jovi, Willie Nelson, Bret
Michaels, Sting, Toby Keith, Justin Bieber,
Green Day, Sheryl Crow, Jeff Beck, Miley
Cyrus, Ted Nugent, Tim McGraw and John
Mayer.
For a list of guitars, including photos
visit the Stars Guitars website, www.stars-
guitars.org/auction.
General admission tickets are $75
and patron-level tickets are $125. Casual
attire is suggested. Patron tickets include
preferred seating. Both tickets include the
live and silent auctions, gourmet strolling
dinner and concert by Grammy Award-
winner Kenny Loggins.
For tickets and more information, visit
the Stars Guitars website at www.starsgui-
tars.org or call the Beaumont Foundation,
(248) 551-9887.
Child Expert
Offers Tools
Federation's Alliance for Jewish Education
will provide a professional conference for
educators, mental health practitioners and
parents of students with diverse learning
and behavioral challenges at the Anita
Naftaly Family Circle Conference at 7 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 17, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield.
Dr. Michele Borba topic will be
"Extreme Makeover Youth Edition: Tools
for Constructing Good Behavior, Strong
Character, and Resilience in Children and
Teens."
She is an educator, author, parenting
expert and child and adolescent expert.
She has worked in regular education as
well as work with children with learning,
physical, behavioral and emotional dis-
abilities.
Advanced registration is $20; cost is
$25 at the door. Refreshments will be
served.
CEU credits are available for social
workers through Jewish Family Service of
Metropolitan Detroit (#1130). For more
information or to register, go to www.
jewishdetroit.org/familycircle or call
(248) 642-4260, ext. 533.
Armed Forces Shabbat
During the Shabbat service at 9 a.m.
Saturday, Oct. 16, Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield will honor congre-
gants (male and female) who are veter-
ans of the armed forces.
All Shaarey Zedek veterans are welcome
to be involved in this service. A listing of
our veterans, living and deceased, with
details about their service will be printed
in a special program for the service.
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October 14 • 2010
Joins Hillel
Amy Schlussel
hired as director
of admission.
H
illel Day School of
Metropolitan Detroit has
hired Amy Schlussel as its
new director of admission. She comes
to the ISACS accredited, independent
early-childhood
through eighth-
grade community
Jewish day school
school after prac-
ticing law at Carson
Fischer PLC in
Bloomfield Hills.
Schlussel is no
stranger to the
Farmington Hills
school that two of her children attend
or to the Jewish community.
Schlussel has been a member of
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit's board of governors, its edu-
cation division and the board of Yad
Ezra in Berkley; a past president of
Federation's Young Adult Division; and
a member of the Penny B. Blumenstein
Leadership Institute. She was awarded
the Sylvia Simon Greenberg Young
Leadership Award from Federation for
all of these efforts.
""As a parent, I am continually
impressed by the knowledge and
values Hillel has instilled in my chil-
dren:' Schlussel said.
"Now, as director of admission,
I am eager to convey to others how
special Hillel is and highlight all of the
wonderful things taking place here —
everything from the award-winning
staff who care about each child as if
they were their own, the differentiated
learning, the technology, the personal
attention ensuring that each child
reaches their fullest potential, the gen-
erous financial assistance that is avail-
able and the extracurricular activities.
The list goes on and on:'
Schlussel is married to Jeff and
has three children: Jacob, third grade;
Lindsay, first grade; and Mia, almost
2, who will enter Hillel's new Early
Childhood Center in the winter. They
live in Huntington Woods.
For more information or to regis-
ter for a Nov.3 open house, contact
Schulssel: (248) 539-1484 or aschlus-
sel@hillelday.org . rii