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October 24, 1986 - Image 33

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1986-10-24

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THE JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION & THE JEWISH NEWS
INVITE
CHILDREN OF
ALL AGES TO PARTICIPATE

IN A

jE W 1S:
HOME FOR
AGED

THEME

We Are One . . . Partners For Life:
What Our Jewish Community Means to Me.

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`11 EsI D Es'

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FIRST, TRY THIS GAME, IT'S LOTS OF FUN.
IT'LL ALSO HELP YOU, ONCE YOU'VE BEGUN.

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ENTER THE CONTEST AFTER YOU'RE WISE --
AND MAYBE YOU WILL WIN A PRIZE.

To help you think about what your Jewish community means to you. choose
the agency on the balloons that best answers each of the following questions.
Write the letter of the agency on the blank before each number. Now do
you have an idea for your poster?

1. What if your dad's cousin Al was starting his own deli and needed
to borrow about $1,500. Where could he get the money?

9. What if your Aunt Sharon and Uncle Steve were expecting a baby
and wanted it to be born where there is good family care.. Where
could they go?

2. What if a Jewish family from the Soviet Union. the Malinoffs, was
moving to Detroit and needed help to find jobs and a place to live.
Which agency could assist them best?
3. What if your dad's Uncle Abe wanted to live where he could get
help with his daily needs but keep active. Where could he live?

4.

5.

10. What if your teen-aged brother Michael was interested in having
a wilderness experience next summer. Which agency could he
contact?
11. What if your physically 'Iandicapped neighbor, Mr. Weiss, needed
family counseling. Which agency could provide such a service?

What if your mom's elderly Aunt Gussie needed a home where
she could get medical attention at any time of the day. Where
c ould she go?

12. What if your MOM wanted to learn Hebrew and take courses in
literature and history. Where could she go?

What if your sister Sandy wanted to go swimming in the . winter,
study ballet in the spring and attend day camp in the summer.
Where could she go?

13. What if your friend Jason's mom, Mrs. Rosenberg. lost her
teaching job and wanted some help in starting another career.
Where could she get it?

6. What if your neighbors. the Grodsteins. needed to take their son
Jonathon for an eye exam and couldn't afford to pay a private
doctor. Where could they go?

_14. What if you and your friends wanted to raise money to provide
social services for people here, in Israel and around the world,
besides wanting to distribute the money fairly. Which central
community organization could do these jobs?

7. What if you and other Jews wanted an organized way to speak
out against the Soviet Union's unfair treatment of its Jewish
citizens who want to move to Israel. Which agency could help?

8. What if your grandmother wanted to move to a place where she
could be independent, yet have companionship and other assis-
tance when desired. Where could she live?

See answers on page 45

UNITED HEBREW
SCHOOLS &
MIDRASHA

THEME: We Are One . . . Partners For Life: What Our Jewish CommunityMeans to Me.

SIZE: No smaller than 8 x 10: no larger than 11 x 14.

MEDIUM: Anything that shows up bold, such as crayons, paint, cut paper, material. No pencils or light blue crayons, please. We suggest taping work
on cardboard to protect it. Do not fold! To qualify, an entry form must be taped to the back!

PRIZES: Prizes will be awarded in all age categories (5 to 18). Winners will appear in The Jewish News.

DEADLINE: Monday, December 15, 1986.

TO ENTER: All work must be received at The Jewish News office, 20300 Civic Center Dr., Suite 240. Southfield 48076. All work must have an
entry form attached to the back. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope if you want your work returned to you.

ENTRY FORM

JEWISH
FEDERATION
APARTMENTS

O

Name

Age

Address

Phone

City

State

Zip

Parents' Names

School

Yes, return my work in the enclosed envelope.

No, do not return my work.

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