ANNIVERSARIES

Woodcreek
Adult Day Care...
Another way to
say "We Love You."

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It's the GRAND OPENING of the Woodcreek
Adult Day Care Center. Now, there's finally a
medically supervised center to offer comprehen-
sive assessment, therapeutic and supportive day
care programs for adults with special needs.
Our new daily program is perfect for the elderly, those
with medical diseases or injuries (ie: Alzheimer's dis-
ease, stroke, Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injury,
etc.) or the developmentally disabled.

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A Little Fun Goes a long Way.

Call today for an appointment. Bring
in this coupon and enjoy a free day at
Woodcreek Adult Day Care. There's
no obligation and no pressure. We
want to help you and those you love.

1 FREE DAY

Woodcreek Adult Day Care gives your loved one
more than the finest professional supervision in
our area. It's a place to come and have an old fash-
ioned good time. Our daily fare includes meals,
games, exercise, movies, relaxation, conversation
and much more.
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Adele and Louis Levine of
Southfield recently cele-
brated their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Their four children, Rozzy,

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Adult Day Care Center

CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT
SOME RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

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Woodcreek Adult Day Care Center
31275 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 215
Farmington Hills, MI 48334 (313) 932-8666

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Mandy, Laurel and Marty,
along with their spouses and
all 14 grandchildren joined to
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LOCAL NEWS

JNF Makes Award
To The Kaufmans

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Herb and Babs Kaufman
will be honored with the
Keter Shem Tov — Crown of
Good Name Award at the
29th annual dinner sponsored
by Jewish National Fund
Sept. 2 at Temple Beth El.
David Hermelin wilt be the
dinner master of ceremonies.
The event leadership includes
dinner co-chairpersons: Nor-
man Allan; Harold and Bar-
bara Berry; Paul and Marlene
Borman; Laurence Deitch;
Otto and Patty Dube; Judge
Nancy Edmunds; Leonard
and Delores Farber; Nathan
sand Charlotte Feldman;
Merle and Shirley Harris;
John and Judith Kamins; Dr.
Bud and Judy Kaufman; Mrs.
Ira Kaufman; Irving Laker;
Edward Levy, Jr.; Alan A.
May; Irving Nusbaum; San-
ford and Elly Passer; Melvin
Rosenhaus; Dr. Jack and
Mickey Shapiro; Dr. Sam and
Margie Shell; Gerald and
Jean Sucher; David and Ilene
Techner; Erwin and Isabelle
Ziegelman; Milton and Lois
Zussman.
Herb Kaufman is president
of Temple Beth El and has
been active in the Jewish
Federation. He was a foun-
ding board member at
Yavneh Reform Jewish Day
School; is a member of com-
munity relations and
membership committee of the
Franklin Hills Country Club;
and is a past president of
Jewish Funeral Directors of
America.

The Kaufmans

Babs Kaufman was
treasurer of Brandeis Univer-
sity Book Sale, 1966-81; is a
past chairman of Meals on
Wheels program of National .4
Council of Jewish Women and
is an active worker and day 411
chairman; is a committee
member of Up and Out Pro-'
gram of NCJW; is a member
of Hadassah and Sinai
Hospital Guild and Women's a
American ORT.
The Keter Shem Toy Award .0
is presented to distinguished
community leaders for theirs
efforts on behalf of Jewish
communal causes.
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When you have good news
about your neighbor, men-
tion the source of your in-.
formation, but not when you
have bad news. Midrash

Samuel