FOR WOMEN Are You Wet Behind the Ears? If not, join the JCC Summer Swim Club! If you're planning a kitchen, bath, wet bar, entertainment center or other quality furniture or cabinetry — consider Kitchens Plus. May 25, 1992—September 7, 1992 Enjoy the use of our indoor/outdoor pools, indoor/outdoor tracks, our courts including racquetball, squash, basketball and indoor/outdoor tennis.* Or just soak up the sun on our enlarged outdoor pool deck with snack bar. serving the better homes of the Metro Detroit area. $250 per Family $150 per Individual *additional tennis court fee • must be paid in full • day camp discount doesn't apply • some restrictions apply Ma+le . Ca rtl f//jV. Kitchens Plus is right here Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit 6600 West Maple Road West Bloomfield, 48322 661.1000, ext. 265, 266 /f) PIV- Kitchens Plus owners, Gary and Carmen Hancock, are always there to insure your project is com- pleted to your total satisfaction. Our ultimate goal is to provide you with a finished project that will enhance your lifestyle and your home's value. "IIV The cabinetry and furniture we build for you is built in the Kitchens Plus factory, attached to our beautiful fully-functional ideas showroom. Kitchens Plus cabinetry is designed and built for you, not ordered from a supplier you'll never see. 1907-1992 85 YEARS OF CARING In any great recipe, there's always one special ingredient that makes the dish memorable. At the Jewish Home for Aged, that special ingredient is our Jewish tradition. It's what sets Friday evenings aglow with the warmth of Shabbat candles, softly spoken blessings, fresh baked challah, and steaming bowls of kosher chicken soup shared among old friends. Today's vast amount of options in cabinet design, style, colors, fixtures, appliances, flooring and lighting can be overwhelming. The experienced, innovative staff at Kitchens Plus — Design Center — help guide you through this maze. We take your thoughts and ideas and translate them into detailed render- ings, ready to be crafted into reality. In addition, our nursing homes have on-site clinics, medical and rehabilitative services, social workers assigned to residents and families, and care designed for the individual. Kitchens Plus invites you to visit our ideas showroom or phone for an appointment, so that we can give you one-on-one attention and better explain the plus in Jewish tradition sets us apart; turns our house into a Home, and our residents into caring friends. Occupancy Available Contact Jerri Litt, MSW 532-7112 Nursing Facilities: Borman Hall and Prentis Manor Assisted Living: Fleischman Residence/Blumberg Plaza APEX PHOTOGRAPHIC Photography at its finest GARSON ZELTZER (313) 932.9292 Photographer 98FRDAY_MAY_29 1492 f614/- A major strength of Kitchens Plus is our ability to handle the endless detail of the on site installa- tion. Our installment team of profes- sionals always maintains a high stan- dard of excellence and provides the personal attention your home deserves. . Bloomfield Find It All In The Jewish News Classifieds Call 354-5959 OES, MANUFACTURE . INSTALLATION 31815 West Eight Mile Road Just West Of Merriman Livonia, MI 48152 (313) 474-0646 ASK FOR YOUR FREE VIDEO WHEN YOU VISIT OUR SHOWROOM. Trudy Weiss Sisterhood To Install Board Trudy Weiss will be install- ed as president of the Adat Shalom Synagogue Sisterhood following a 10 a.m. Women's Schacharit Service June 1. A luncheon is set for noon. Ms. Weiss is membership vice president of the Sinai Hospital Guild and associate chairman of the 1993 Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Tzedakah Fair. She is a board member of the Women of Bar-Ilan Universi- ty, has served as a board member of Hillel Day School, and is a life member of Na- tional Council of Jewish Women and Hadassah. Other officers being install- ed are Sharon Lubetsky, Rachel Maisel, Carol Fogel, Celia Lubetsky, Beverly Yost, vice presidents; Helen Bayles, Anne Steinberg, Nancy Handelman, secretaries; and Blanche Bauman, treasurer. Serving on the 1992-93 Sisterhood board of directors are Jane Anchill, Susan Barr, Annette Berenholz, Susan Berman, Alita Cyrlin, Susan Farkas, Ethel Goldenberg, Elaine Goldsmith, Janis Holtman, Lori Issner, Roslyn c-2 , Katzman, Sue Ellen Kauf- man, Sharon Moss Lebovic, Linda O'Desky, Sheri Podol- nick, Cherie Selis, Susan Shlom, Ruthellen Singer, < Ellen Yashinsky and Diane Zameck. Leading the service will be Shoshana Wolok, Teri Muskovitz, Ruthellen Singer and Linda Rosenbaum: Nan- cy Handelman, Judy Leder and Linda O'Desky will read from the Torah. The program has been planned by Jewish Education vice president Rachel Maisel. Einstein Installation Albert Einstein Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women, will have their annual paid-up membership dinner and in- stallation of officers 6:30 p.m. June 3 at the Zionist Cultural Center. r-'