Down And Dirty
Volunteers plant flowers,
adding beauty to several neighborhoods.
JENNIFER FINER STAFF WRITER
PHOTOS BY GLENN TRIEST
hile 900 De-
troiters board-
ed two El Al
planes bound
. for
Israel,
some of those
WW left behind
spent Sunday morning
planting trees, shrubs,
plants and flowers.
The weather couldn't
have been nicer for a day
of gardening.
Participants in the
Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit's
Volunteer Extravaganza
met at the Max M. Fish-
er Building before going
to a Core City Neighbor-
hood location in Detroit
or one of 12 Jewish Asso-
ciation for Residential Care
(JARC) homes:
Gardening gloves, jeans and
shovels were a necessity for those
participating in the extrava-
ganza. ❑
Left above:
Susie Schector plants flowers.
Left below:
Amy,Bernstein, Robert Allender and
Susie Schector planting at a JARC
home in Franklin.
Above:
Leonard Brown and Marc Schector.
Playing In the dirt.
Below:
Amy Bernstein doesn't mind getting
dirty.