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made until the architect-cousins
were completely satisfied.
The six-hole layout included a
simple but tricky down-and-back
first hole, designed by 5-year-old
Joel Siegel, and a get-it-under-
the-blowup-dinosaur monster.
While Margo and Michael Siegel
helped their sons and nephews
collect the necessary materials,
the boys did most of the work and
critiquing.
"We've been putting this to-
gether for a week," said Jeffrey
Sobel, 9. "We've
changed each hole Siegel Aaron
tries
about five times."
out his own
Aaron Siegel, 7, de-
hole.
signed the tough
fourth hole which
forced visitors to putt
up a ramp and be-
tween two bricks to
get to the pin.
Brian Sobel, 7,
helped distribute
fliers throughout the
West Bloomfield
neighborhood to ad-
vertise the course.
The boys charged
25 cents a round dur-
ing the two-afternoon
tournament and 10
cents for lemonade.
Raising money for
charity was Margo
Siegel's idea.
"Sometimes kids
have so much. You
have to teach them to
give, too," she said.
Following a family
conference, the boys
decided to honor their
grandfather, Milford
Sobel of Walled Lake, Joel Siegel and Brian Sobel took care of thirsty
and give the money customers.
to the American
Diabetes Association. about three times a year. If a trip
Mr. Sobel has had diabetes for 40 to Ft. Lauderdale materializes in
years. December, the boys already are
Ms. Siegel said the cousins are talking about a round or two of
close. The families get together miniature golf. ❑

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Congregation Beth Shalom. determined amount of OCC tu-
ition, congregants will be able to
"God will give credit."
Because OCC is offering the take courses on diverse topics
Temple Shir Shalom class, par- such as art history or Jewish
ticipants will now be graded on cooking.
"This legitimizes our adult-
their performance. "You want to
level education,"
talk about a beit
Rabbi Schwartz said.
din," Rabbi Schwartz
"It is saying that (the
said. "This will make
classes taken) are col-
it a totally different
lege-level courses. It
atmosphere (because
says to our congrega-
it is a college class).
tion that this is more
It is now very real."
4 L'j than a house of prayer
In exchange for
or a house of worship,
providing the class-
51 but also a house of
room space and the
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Judaic studies ele-
Area clergy and re-
ment, the temple
ligious organizations
will gain a compo-
nent to its fledgling , Rabbi Bennet Schwartz also will benefit from
arrangement.
the
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