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This common concern is expressed almost daily by adult children who must balance career
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institutionalized living. Where do you turn for answers?

Elderly Raise $$$
Through Fress Fest

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JHA residents engage in mitzvah tress.

"My Parents Gave Me Their Time, And Now I Feel
I Should At Least Try To Return Part Of What They Gave."

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he elderly residents of the
Jewish Home for Aged at
the Fleischman Residence,
their loved ones, staff and
volunteers chowed down to raise
funds for the Alzheimer's Asso-
ciation.
On Aug. 20, Fleischman Res-
idence in West Bloomfield spon-
sored an eat-a-thon. Cooks in the
home's kitchen served up kosher
pizza, salads and ice cream, and
participants in the afternoon's

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fress fest consumed for a cause.
Monies raised from the event and
subsequent auction will be do-
nated to Alzheimer's research
and education.
The Jewish Home for Aged
has thrown similar parties dur-
ing the past two years. In 1993,
residents took part in a rocking-
chair-a-thon. Last year, they had
a garage sale, which brought in
about $1,200. This year's activi-
ty ended with the same success.
On Sunday, singer
Robin Beck regaled the
crowd with melodies.
The afternoon pro-
gressed with encores
and second helpings. El

Mmm! Shari, Leon and
Harriet Simon eye Nate
Stein's (Harriet's dad) dish
of ice cream.

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Southfield Youngster
Set For MDA Telethon

Local MDA channels energies into telethon.

avid Rosen, 12, will
appear on television this
Labor Day as one of Jer-
ry's kids.
The Southfield boy will talk
about his experiences at a camp
sponsored for children with mus-
cular dystrophy.
The annual telethon, which
will air on WJBK-TV2 from 9
p.m. Sunday, Sept. 3, through 7
p.m. Monday, Sept. 4, aims to

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David Rosen will make his television
debut.