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The Detroit Jewish News, 2016-10-06

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MEL DRYMAN

WWII ‘VICTORY GALA’
PLANNED FOR OCT. 13

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Are you a carrier of the
Tay-Sachs disease gene?

Are you a carrier of the Tay-Sachs disease gene?

The Victory Gala in support of the
Michigan WWII Legacy Memorial to be
built in Royal Oak’s Memorial Park will
Veterans Alexander Jefferson and Arthur
be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13,
at the Royal Oak Farmers Market. WWII Fishman will be honored.
veterans Fireman First Class Arthur
Fishman and U.S. Army and U.S. Navy
and Tuskegee Airman Lt. Col. Alexander a round of golf at Oakland Hills, a ride
Jefferson will be honored.
on a vintage B17 bomber and a one-
Master of ceremonies is WDIV report-
night stay in the Presidential Suite at the
er/anchor Guy Gordon. The featured
Townsend Hotel.
speaker is Professor Gregory Sumner,
Tickets are $100 for general admission
J.D., Ph.D., author of Detroit in World War at 6:30 p.m. or $150 for VIP admission,
II and co-chair of the history department which includes a 5:30 p.m. meet-and-
at University of Detroit Mercy.
greet with Sumner. Visit thevictorygala.
High-profile auction items include
org for details.

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Tay-Sachs disease is a rare inherited disease of the central nervous system passed from parents
to child. Both parents must be carriers of a mutation in the HEXA gene to pass the disease
on to their children. If you know that you are a carrier of this abnormal HEXA gene, we invite
you to participate in our research project.

Alex Whitney

Your participation will contribute to the knowledge gained from this research project. Knowledge
gained will be used to help others through the development of new and improved carrier
screening tests for people like you.

We are looking for 50 people known to carry the abnormal Tay-Sachs gene. We ask participants
in the project to donate about 1 tablespoon of blood for test development. Only a single visit
is required.

PET EXPO

You qualify to volunteer if you are:

Guardians for Animals will host its 11th
annual Pet Expo and Adoption Fair to
raise awareness and much-needed funds
to keep homeless animals out of shelters
that euthanize them.
The family and pet-friendly event will
be held on Saturday, Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-5
p.m.; and Sunday, Oct. 16, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

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You will receive $100.00 compensation for your time for the study visit.

To enroll in this research study, please contact:

Sabrina Heidenga
734-794-5662
sabrina.heidenga@progenity.com

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REMARKABLE WOMEN

Actress Lainie Kazan is coming to
Michigan for the 17th annual Remarkable
Women Luncheon, noon-2 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 7, at the Henry Hotel in Dearborn.
As keynote speaker, Kazan will share
her career highlights and challenges. She
is based in Los Angeles and is most nota-
bly known as the larger-than-life Greek
mother Maria Portokalos in the 2002
blockbuster My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Special guest Martha Reeves will kick
off the luncheon with several Motown

indoors at Madison Place, 876 Horace
Brown Drive in Madison Heights. There
are no entry or parking fees.
Events include pet adoptions, $10 pet
microchipping, dog demonstrations,
entertainment by Elvis, mini massages,
psychic readings, kids’ crafts, balloon
artists, magicians and more. Pre-
registration for $10 microchipping is
recommended by visiting www.
guardiansforanimals.org.
“Proceeds help support our 17 no-
kill rescue affiliates that focus on sav-
ing death row in-shelter animals,” says
Alex Whitney, founder of Guardians for
Animals and the annual Pet Expo.

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favorites. A lively panel discussion on
women’s issues will follow. Panel includes
Tati Amare, WDIV; Paula Tutman, WDIV;
JoAnne Purtan, WXYZ; Monica Gayle,
Fox 2; Kam Carmen, WNIC; along with
Reeves and Kazan.
Net proceeds will benefit Henry Ford
Hospital, Beaumont Ministrelli’s Women’s
Heart Fund and the University of
Michigan Cardiovascular Center.
The luncheon is hosted by Florine Mark,
president and CEO of the Weight Watchers
Group Inc. For tickets, $80 each, go to www.
askflorine.com or call 1-888-3-Florine.

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YIDDISH LIMERICK — YOM KIPPUR

It’s Yom Kippur again, oy, vay is mir!*
We fast and we daven** with awe and with fear.
Mir zogn “Al Chet”*** with our heart and our soul.
Confess to all the sins we didn’t do at all.
Mit Ne’ilah**** it’s over, we’re good for a year.

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* oy vay is mir! — exclamation of distress
** daven — pray
*** Mir zogn “Al Chet” — We say a Yom Kippur prayer
**** Mit Ne’ilah — With the final prayers.

— Rachel Kapen

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