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A2(C) The Observer! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1996
Jaycees lend a hand to help
Area Jayceea are planning a
bowling fund-raiser to help 8year-old
Stephanie Amber
Smith, a Belleville girl suffering
from a rare auto immune
disorder that is attacking her
bones and joints.
Jaycees from Westland,
Livonia, Redford, Garden
City, Plymouth and Canton
will help to raise part of the
$500,000 that Stephanie's
family needs for a stem cell or
bone marrow transplant,
Westland Jaycees treasurer
Mark Schutze said.
Doctors believe the treatments
will stop her disease.
However, the treatments are
considered experimental and
aren't covered by insurance.
To help Stephanie, Region
H Jaycees will sponsor a bowl-
FUND-RAISER
ing fund-raiser at 7 p.m. Nov.
24 at Town & Country Lanes,
1100 S. Wayne Road near
Palmer, in Westland.
Registration will begin at
6:30 p.m. Nov. 24; entry fee is
$10.
However, the entry fee will
be reduced to $5 for participants
who bring in at least
$25 in donations.
The fund-raiser will include
three games of bowling, a
50/50 ticket, first and second
high games, king/queen of the
hill, and high series.
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