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February 21, 1992 - Image 92

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1992-02-21

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Tamarack Helps
Troubled Children

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First of America

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*Based on 55,000 deposit. Some minimum deposit requirements may be lower.
Higher rates may be available for larger deposits. Rates subject to change.

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Main Ballroom
The Radisson Hotel
Southfield, Michigan
Wednesday,
March 4, 1992
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Southfield • Birmingham • Grosse Pointe Woods

THE McDONNELL HOUSE

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$100 per person
No Corporate Checks

Antiques and Collectibles

WEBEBH EBEE

* LEAP YEAR SALE

An extra day to shop . . . an extra day to save!
10-50% Discounts on all stickered items
through February 29.

Reception prepared by

QUALITY KOSHER CATERING, INC.

Authorized and paid for by
The committee to Re-elect Chief Judge Stephen a Cooper
3000 Town Center • Suite 1700 • Southfield, Michigan 48075-1277

(313) 353-6680

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• MISC. GYM EQUIPMENT

(ALL ITEMS DISCOUNTED)

LARRY ARONOFF

ACTON RENTAL & SALES

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1992

DON'T LEAVE IT
TO CHANCE...

...leave it by choice.

LEAVE IT TO HADASSAH

-...where your WILL assures the future of
forward-looking programs for Jewish survival.

For brochure return this ad with your name and address.
WILLS AND BEQUESTS DEPARTMENT
50 West 58th Street New York, N.Y. 10019, (212)303-8062

HADASSAH

The Esther and Nathan
Silverman Village at Camp
Maas near Ortonville is ac-
cepting applications for
campers age 6-14 with mild to
moderate behavior problems.
Activities are geared to a
camper's ability to be suc-
cessful and are structured to
encourage positive interac-
tion between peers. These in-
clude horseback riding, swim-
ming, boating, arts and crafts,
nature appreciation, sports
and camping trips.
The campers share, to some
degree, one or more of the
following characteristics: dif-
ficulty in following adult in-
structions or expectations,
difficulty in accepting respon-
sibility for their behavior, dif-
ficulty in getting along with
peers and functioning in a
group, lack of self-confidence
or fear of new situations.
Many of these campers are in
special education classes in
school.
Silverman Village accepts
35 boys and girls to each of its
three sessions. The staff is
drawn from students in
special education or related
fields. The food service is
kosher.
A learning center offers
computers, educational
videos, cooking activities, and
newspaper writing to en-
courage the use of language,
reading, math and problem
solving skills.
The first session, for boys
and girls age 6-9, will take
place June 28-July 12 (14
days). The second session, for
boys and girls age 9-12, will
take place July 16-Aug. 2 (17
days). The third session is
planned for Aug. 6-23 and it
is for boys and girls aged
11-14.
Dr. Barbara Vedder, a
special consulant with Wayne
County Intermediate School
District, directs the program.
Financial assistance is
available. For information
and application, call the
Tamarack Camps office,
661-CAMP.

JFS Hosts
Needs Meeting

Jewish Family Service, in
conjunction with Berkley
Schools, will conduct an
orientation meeting to assess
and discuss the needs of
parents who have children
with special needs 5:30-7 p.m.
Feb. 27 at Jewish Family Ser-
vice, 24123 Greenfield Road,
Southfield. There is a fee.
For information, call Judy
Shewach-Stevenson,
559-1500.

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