"Show me a kid
who sleeps through the night,
and I'll show you a happy parent."
ACTIVITIES page P17
Flint provides true-to-life displays
including providing children with
props and costumes to role-play
occupations and hobbies. Admis-
sion for seniors is $2 and $2.50
for children. (313) 767-5437.
Closer to home, Cranbrook, in
Bloomfield Hills, has an art mu-
seum and a science museum. Call
for details 645-3312 for the art
museum and 645-3200 for the sci-
ence museum.
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Introductory BOYS classes
on Saturday
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celebration. Participants can sing
and dance to Yiddish, Hebrew
and Israeli music. Bake cookies
for Hanukkah at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Jewish Commu-
nity Center, on November 28, at
10 a.m. It's a great intergenera-
tional activity. Please call the
Center and let them know you
are attending. 967-4030.
*The Eugene and Marcia Ap-
plebaum Jewish Parenting Cen-
ter has three upcoming fall
workshops. 681-5353.
Grand time for grandparents
begins on Sunday Oct. 2. For
three consecutive Sunday's par-
ticipants play games, make crafts
and listen to stories. This pro-
gram is open to children between
the ages of three and five.
Sharing Jewish life with you
children and grandchild is a one-
night program (Oct. 11) which of-
fers ideas for sharing Jewish
tradition with children.
Family keepsake allows each
family to create a quilt square
for a permanent display quilt. A
family scrapbook will also be
made.
Greenfield Village and the
Henry Ford museum in Dearborn
are two of the most well-known
sites in the area. Greenfield Vil-
lage showcases America's past
through restored homes of fa-
mous Americans. The museum
highlights collections from our
nation's past including the ear-
ly automobile.
*Me and My Grandchild, a
Jewish Community Center pro-
gram, is hosting a hayride, bon-
fire and music to "get the whole
family in the mood for Sukkot."
The event takes place on Sep-
tember 18 at Heritage Park, in
Farmington Hills. It begins at
6:30 p.m. and there is a charge.
*On October 4, 1994, guest-
speaker Mary Fron from Rocking
(raising our children's kids) will
be at the Maple/Drake JCC to
talk about grandparents raising
their grandchildren. Her discus-
sion begins at 7 p.m.
*Fall is a great time to drink
cider and munch on doughnuts
from the cider mill. There's one
in Franklin that opens after La-
bor Day and closes in early De-
cember. 626-2968. See cider-press
demonstrations, visit food stands
and watch the "big wheel" turn.
Foreman Orchards and Cider
Mill in Northville is also close. It
opens in the fall. 349-1256.
*Apples and Honey and Lots,
Lots More gives families, includ-
ing grandparents, the opportu-
nity to visit a variety of Jewish
communities around the world
for the fall holiday. Jewish Ex-
periences for Families is planning
the September 11 event at the
Agency for Jewish Education.
Food tasting, demonstrations,
dancers, crafts, storytelling and
music from around the world are
a few of the free family activities.
354-1050.
*JCC Chanukah celebrations.
On Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. the Maple/
Drake Center will host Neil
Alexander and the Klezmer Fu-
sion Band in a Chanukah concert
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TIPS
Jewish News
Parenting
Section
* Fresh Air Society's Bub-
bie and Zayde Kinder
Camp. Summer only. 661-
0600
* The Discovery Room at
the Maple Drake Jewish
Community Center. 661-
7646.
* The Vollbrecht Planetari-
um at Adler Elementary
School, in Southfield. 746-
8700.
* The Ann Arbor Hands-On
Museum. (313) 995-5439.
* The art or the science
museum at Cranbrook, in
Bloomfield Hills. 645-3312
or 645-3200.
* A Jewish Commu-
nity Center spon-
sored hayride,
bonfire and music
for Sukkot. Sept. 18. 661-
7647.
* A trip to the cider mill.
Franklin Cider Mill opens
after Labor Day. 626-2968.
Foreman Orchards and
Cider Mill in Northville
opens in the Fall. 349-1256.
* Bake cookies for
Chanukah at the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Jewish Com-
munity Center, on Nov. 28.
967-4030.