ANNOUNCING:

Births

Th • 23 Payment, 24 Month Lease

MARCH 10
Michael and
Patty Bank of Columbus, Ohio,
are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter, Shelby
Samantha. Sharing their hap-
piness are brother Brock;
grandparents, Nancy Bank of
Sausalito, Calif.; Eliot and Liz
Bank of Columbus; and Pat and
Catherine Ward of Omaha,
Neb.

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MARCH 3 Ilan and Margo
(Pernick) Weitzer of West
Bloomfield joyfully announce
the birth of their daughter,
Talia Natalie, sister to Maya
Rachel and Amit Sharon. Shar-
ing in the family's happiness are
grandparents, Larry and Anne
Pernick of Southfield, Chanan.
and Bela Weitzer of Ramat
Gan, Israel, and great-grand-
mother, Bessie Zelonka of
Southfield. Talia Natalie is
named in loving memory of her
great-grandfather, Nathaniel
Pernick.

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FEB.11
Darrell and Elyse
(Le Vine) Silber of Farmington
announce with pride and joy the
birth of their daughter, Alexis
Jordyn. Alexis is welcomed with
love and excitement by her big
sister, Jaimee Elizabeth. Proud
grandparents are Ron and
Doralee LeVine of Farmington
Hills and Joeo and Shirley Sil-
ber of White Lake. Alexis Jor-
dyn is named in loving memory
of her paternal great-grand-
mother, Lila Silber, and great-

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CADILLAC. CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD.

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great-uncle, Allan Viedrah.

FEB. 2 C. David and Sheryl
(Margolis) Stoddard of Oak
Park are excited to announce
the birth of their second child,
Mallory Tamar (Michal Tamar).
Ecstatic big brother is Steven
Jacob. Proud grandparents are
Barbara and Solomon Margolis
of West Bloomfield and Lin-
wood and Marylou Stoddard of
Ann Arbor. Mallory Tamar is
named in loving memory of her
maternal great-uncle, Max
Shulman, and maternal great-
grandmother, Tillie Margolis.

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FEB. 1
Lloyd and Amy
(Bark) Altman of Royal Oak are
thrilled to announce the birth
of their son, Joshua Evan.
Proud grandparents are Irving
and Nita Barit of Oak Park and
Larry and Mary Altman of
Rochester Hills. Joshua is
named in loving memory of his
great-grandparents, Arthur
Barit and Max and Eva
Wasserman.

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DEC. 24 Dr. Ben and Deb-
bie (Steinberg) Schuraytz of
Houston are happy to announce
the birth of their daughter,
Rachel Eliana, named after her
paternal great-grandmother,
Rose (Rochel) Schuraytz. The
happy grandparents are Dr.
Daniel and Susan (Wides)
Steinberg, of Livermore, Calif.,
and Irving and Aline (Heisler)
Schuraytz of Detroit.

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Parenting Center
Offers Programs

The Eugene and Marcia Ap-
plebaum Jewish Parenting
Center, 4200 Walnut Lake Rd.,
West Bloomfield, will host the
following programs.
"Grand Time for Grandpar-
ents!" provides grandparents
and their grandchildren ages 3-
5 an opportunity to enhance
their relationship through
memory-making adventures,
games, crafts and storytelling.
Susan Barr, educator, librarian,
storyteller, will facilitate on
April 10, 17, 24, and May 1,
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Elissa Rosenfeld will lead
"The Next S.T.E.P.," a seven-
session study group which is a
follow-up to preschool or ele-
mentary Mensch Making -
S.T.E.P. classes, on April 11-
June 6 (no class May 16 and 30)

9-10:30 a.m. This class will en-
courage parents to take a fresh
look at their parenting style
and provide an in-depth look at
the factors which influence the
ability to be effective parents.
"Certified Babysitting" is de-
signed to help students 11
years of age or older to get ready
for all those summer babysit-
ting opportunities. Michelle
Pryslac's instruction will teach
them: basic first aid, how to
handle emergency situations,
general child care, appropriate
Jewish stories and practices.
Students will receive a Red
Cross certification card on suc-
cessful completion of the class,
as determined by the instruc-
tor. Class meets April 11-May
23 (no class May 16), 4-5:30 p.m.
In the three workshops of