L'Chayim Jewish News Family Section and Jewish Experiences for Families presents

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February 28, 1993

9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

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Your parcels will be hand-delivered
National Council ofJewish Women, and community families to:

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Drop off your parcels at
these locations:

Agency for
Jewish Education

Twelve Mile Road, east of Lahser

Jewish Community Center

Maple/Drake, West Bloomfield

Jewish Community Center

JPM Building, Oak Park

by members of the local Youth Groups,

—Jewish Home for the Aged
— Jewish Meals on Wheels
— Group Apartments for the Elderly — Yad Ezra (Kosher Food Pantry)
Jewish Family Service
— New Jewish Americans from
— Shalom Detroit Newcomers
the former Soviet Union
— Sinai Hospital of Detroit
For more information call the J.E.F.F. office at 354-1050

Shalach Manot: In his instructions to the Jews, Mordechai told them to make Purim

"days ... of sending portions one to another and gifts to the poor." In that spirit we

send parcels with at least two kinds of treats to our friends. A great way for you,

your family, chavurah group, or class to get into the spirit of Purim and make others
happy too.

Here's what to do: Decorate many pretty plates. Include some fruit (dried or

fresh), nuts, wrapped KOSHER candy, or small packages of Elite wafers or chocolates.
At least two kinds of food should be included (no home-baked goods, please). Put

each plate into a heavy-duty zip-lock bag.

Kosher ©products:

Betty Crocker Hershey

Fruit Roll-ups
Fruit by Foot

Nature Valley Granola Bars
Products that carry ©

Products from
Hershey, PA
Kit Kat
Peter Paul
Reese
Rolo

Leaf Candies

Chuckles
Heath
Butternut
Milk Duds
Pay Day

Nestles Products

Apline White
Milk Chocolate
Chunky
Crunch
Raisinets
Coffee Nip
Chocolate Parfait

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