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Almost all of
Jewish Home for Aged is in
its second year of operation.
Serving between 25 and
30 people weekly, the pro-
gram begins as early as 8
a.m. when the JHA vans
pick up their first'
FOOT SPECIALIST & FOOT SURGEON
DR. NORMAN H.
BRANT, D.P.M.
Announces
The Opening of His Office for
DISEASES AND SURGERY OF ThE FOOT.
38471 W. Ten Mile, Farmington Hills, Mi.
Just West of the Holiday Inn
on 10 Mile & Grand River
476-0500
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PATEK-PHILIPPE
the day program partici-
pants avail themselves of
the van transportation
which makes stops mainly
in the Oak Park and South-
field areas in addition to
picking up individuals in
Farmington Hills and on
Votrobeck Drive.
Upon their arrival at
Borman Hall at about 9
a.m., day program partici-
pants are greeted by volun-
teers who manage the Nosh
Nook. This snack bar was
implemented in June 1977
by the auxiliary. Socializing
and conversing with these
dedicated workers starts
the day.
Thanks to the many vol-
unteers who run programs
during the course of the
week, the day program is
able to provide a diversified
range of activities for its
participants. These pro-
grams range from current
events discussions to crafts
and quilting sessions to
explorations of contempor-
ary Jewish issues and mod-
ern family living; they sup-
plement the activities
schedule devised by the ac-
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provides nutrition, oppor-
tunities for socialization,
companionship and stimu-
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Fishman, 532-7112.
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Mon.-Fri.
'til 7:30
Sat. 'til
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tivities department. In
addition, these volunteers
provide the day program
participants with many op-
portunities for stimulation,
thought and expression.
The day program is
fully integrated with the
overall program and
routine of the home.
Through this integration,
friendships between cur-
rent day program par-
ticipants and residents
that existed decades ago
are renewed and
strengthened. There are
occasional activities,
specifically designed for
the day program partici-
pants, such as outings to
the Jewish Community
Center for its annual
Book Fair and to Cong.
Beth Shalom for its re-
cent photographic dis-
play on Jewish immigra-
tion to the United States.
Day program director,
Evan Fishman, welcomes
inquiries. The program is
geared toward individuals
who can function indepen-
dently within a structured,
supportive setting which
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Home for Aged Day Program in Its Second Year of Service
The day program of the passengers.
between Greenfield d Southfield
DECORATOR LAND
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CREATIVE JEWELRY
CHARTER HOUSE SUITE 120
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Hours Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6; Sun. 11-4; Evenings By Appointment
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Perchikoff of Redford Town-
ship announce the engage-
ment of their daughter,
Andrea Rae, to Mark L.
Dubrinsky, son of Mrs. Jean
Dubrinsky of Farmington
Hills and Mr: Kenneth
Dubrinsky of Troy.
A July wedding is
planned.
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Three Detroiters have
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publish a 32-page, paper-
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I and text designed to im-
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"How Old Is Old?" is a_
story by children's author,
educator and gerontologist
I Joan Weisman, - photo-
grapher Bob Benyas and ar-
tist and educator Rose
Levine.
According to the authors,
I the booklet is "a joyful
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It includes 36 photo-
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