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How-To-Cope
Series Slated
Leila Raden, a certified
rehabilitation nurse, will pre-
sent "Adapting to Daily Liv-
ing," a lecture/discussion
series which offers practical
suggestions on how to cope
with physical limitations.
The six-part series, which is
sponsored by the senior adult
department of the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Building of
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, begins Jan. 11 at 1:30
p.m. at the JPM.
Ms. Raden will show how to
best use adaptive aids to in-
crease mobility and avoid
potential and existing pain.
Accessibility, cost of devices
and whether their cost is
coverd by insurance will be
addressed. She will provide
demonstrations of devices us-
ed in food preparation,
housekeeping, sewing and
laundering.
The topics for the lecture
series are as follows: Jan. 11,
Controlling the Affects of Ar-
thritis; Jan. 18, Keep Going
with Aids to Mobility; Jan.
25, Rub-a-Dub-Dub/Safety in
the Tub; Feb. 1, Maintaining
Independence/Dressing and
Grooming Aids; Feb. 8, At
Your Convenience/
Housekeeping and Kitchen
Aids; Feb. 15, Extending Your
Sight/Increasing Your
Hearing.
Senior Room
Open For Games
The seniors' room at the
main Jewish Community
Center, room 239, is open to
persons age 55 and older for
Mah Jongg, Rummy Q.,
Scrabble or other games.
Refreshments are provided.
There is no charge, and all are
invited. For information, con-
tact Judy Samson, 661-1000
or 967-4030.
Woodcarving
Class Is Due
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continuous. And there is no substitute. A healthy
person can donate blood several times a year.
Make sure enough blood will he there if you.
in your community ever
a loved one, or any
needs it.
Call Red Cross for a blood donor appointment.
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Persons interested in learn-
ing woodcarving should con-
tact Diane Sands at the
senior adult department of
the Jewish Community
Center, Jimmy Prentis Morris
Building, 967-4030. An in-
structor is available to teach
the class, free of charge if
enough individuals enroll.
'Golden Cup'
Is Reviewed
The senior adult depart-
ment at the main Jewish
Community Center an-
nounces Frances Weinberg
will discuss The Golden Cup
by Belva Plain on Monday at
1 p.m. in the Henry and Delia
Meyers memorial Library.
There is no charge, and the
program is open to all. For in-
formation, contact Judy Sam-
son, 661-1000 or 967-4030.
Seniors Discuss
Medicare
Questions about Medicare
will be answered in the
seniors room, room 239, at
the main Jewish Community
Center on Monday at 10 a.m.
Anna Mickel will be the con-
sultant. For information, call
Judy Samson, 661-1000 or
967-4030. There is no charge,
and the public is invited.
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Ladies Dept.
To Have Meeting
The Department of
Michigan Ladies Auxiliary
will have a light breakfast
department meeting on Sun-
day at 10 a.m. at the Jewish
War Veterans Memorial
Home, announces Depart-
ment President Ruth Weiss.
The Zussman Auxiliary and
Bloch-Rose Auxiliary will pro-
vide hostesses for the
breakfast.
The department meeting
will begin at 10:30 a.m.
Florence Weber, junior vice
president, will report on
membership, and Shirley
Schlussel, senior vice presi-
dent, will report on fund rais-
ing. Martha Hauptman will
report on hosptial visits,
Adele Simms will report on
United States bonds and Faye
Glosser, patriotic instructress,
will report on the four recent-
flag presentations. Ida Glass
will report on the lap robe
project and "Eyes for the
Needy," of which she is chair-
man. For information, call
Mrs. Weiss, 544-3744; or the
Jewish War Veterans office,
559-5680.
Ladies Unit
Visits Hospital
The Sol Yetz-Morris Cohen
Ladies Auxiliary will service
a group of patients at the
Allen Park Veterans Facility
on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Games will be played,
refreshments served and lap
robes donated. Anyone
wishing to assist should con-
tact Hospital Chairman
Diana Joffe. 968-3253.