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Maple/Drake 810-661-1000
6600 W. Maple, West Bloomfield 48322

Jewish Community Center

JPM Honors Volunteers
at Luncheon

ver 120 JPM volun-
teers were honored
at a luncheon on Fri-
day August 4. This year's
theme was "JCC Volunteers
Make a World of Difference."
International decorations and
expressions lined Jaffee Hall
and the day's program. The
Volunteer luncheon has been
a well loved tradition honoring
those who dedicate their time to
JPM's Senior Adult programs. Oak
Park Mayor, Gerald Naftaly, de-
livered a proclamation from the
Oak Park City Council praising
the work of these individuals in
both JCC programming and to the
City of Oak Park. After lunch, vol-
unteers were treated to the musi-
cal sounds of vocal trio Rivka

NEW HEALTH CLUB MEMBERS WHO SIGN UP BEFORE
OCTOBER l5 ARE INCLUDED IN A DRAWING TO WIN A
FREE YEAR'S MEMBERSHIP.

Latinskaya, Larissa Matusova, and
Ida Kogan accompanied by Regi-
na Papiyants who performed a
medley of "Songs from Around
theWorld".
You, as volunteers, are the heart
of our programs and our organi-
zation, your generosity makes the
work we do possible," said Leslie
Magidson, JPM Adult Services Di-
rector.

New Parenting Seminar

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ARE g011 AGE 18-24?

Sign up for our Health Club Today
for as
little as $35 per month.

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he Center at Maple/Drake
is pleased to offer the com-
munity an exciting NEW
enrichment opportunity for par-
ents. Monthly workshops will fo-
cus on a wide range of parenting
topics.
FIRST SESSION
Monday, September 18
10:00 a.m.
"MOMMY, Do I HAVE TO Go To
HEBREW SCHOOL?"
Jan Greenberg, author of "What
Does Being Jewish Mean?" will
answer questions like, Is Hebrew
School important? How do you
choose the best one for your child?
Learn what you can do to make it
a fulfilling experience for you and
your child.

JPM 810-967-4030
15110 W. 10 Mile Rd., Oak Park 48237

Second Session
Monday, October 23
10:00 a.m.
"DIVORCE, REMARRIAGE, AND
How To DEAL WITH THE Ex-
TENDED FAMILY"

Third SESSION
Monday, November 20
10:00 a.m.
"How To MAKE SURE SCHOOL-
WORK IS DONE!"
Per session charges:
Health Club Members: Free
Fitness & Family Members: $2
Non-members: $3

'Some restrictions may apply

RosalynnCuterTo Speak
On Critical Issues

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ormer first lady, Rosalynn
Carter, will speak at the
1995 Critical Issues in
America Forum, on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 12, 1995, 8:00 p.m. at the
Southfield, Plaza Hotel. She will
address, "Caregiving: Helping
Yourself Help Others." Kal Goren
and Stuart Raider, co-chairs of the
Center's Adult Services Commit-
tee are chairing this event.
Mrs. Carter is uniquely qualified
to speak on caregiving. She has
been an advocate for mental health
for over twenty years, and during
the Carter Administration she was
made the active honorary chair-
man of the President's Commis-
sion on Mental Health.
Together with her husband, Jim-
my, Mrs. Carter has been a long-
time supporter and volunteer
worker for Habitat for Humani-
ty, under whose auspices she has
helped to build homes for the
needy.
Her most recent book, Helping
Yourself Help Others: A Book for Care-
givers will be on sale and Mrs.

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O VOLUNTEER, CALL
MARIANNE MILGROM
AT 810-642-4260 EXT 305

Sniderman and his folkdancers at
the Bet Talent Show

10:00 a.m. —JPI Opening
Day

3:00 p.m. — IRP Photogra-
phy Show Opening

4:00 p.m. — Chajes Concert
Series begins with The
Detroit Chamber Winds

September 13 -

ROSALYNN CARTER

Carter will sign her books follow-
ing the presentation. This event is
free of charge and seating is avail-
able on a first come first serve ba-
sis with the doors opening at 7:15
p.m. The sponsors are Henry Ford
Health System, the Shirley Harris
Philanthropic Fund, The LeVine
Institute on Aging/The Jewish
Home for the Aged, The Detroit
Free Press, WDIV Channel 4,
WWJ, The United Way, The Plaza
Hotel Southfield and The Jewish
Community Center of Metropol-
itan Detroit. This event is sup-
ported by Generations Together
a grant from the Max M. Fisher
Jewish Community Foundation.

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he JCC Summer Camp
would like to thank Irving
Sniderman and Charlotte
Pasmanter for sharing their talents
with us this summer. Both Char-
lotte and Iry participated in a new
program, "Share It With The Chil-

September 10 -

8:00 p.m. — Rosalynn
Carter at the Plaza Hotel

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EMBERS OF THE JCC
ARE INVITED TO JOIN
OTHERS IN THE COM-
MUNITY FOR THE JEWISH
FEDERATION'S 1996 ALLIED
JEWISH CAMPAIGN SUPER
SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 AT THE
MAX M. FISHER BUILDING.

Maple/Drake

September 12 -

Our Thanks to Steal
JPI Holidays Super Sunday People

he Jewish Parents Institute
provides free Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kip-
pur services to the community at
large. The services are secular in
nature, family oriented, and are
led by JPI members and associates.
The Rosh Hashanah services will
take place Monday September 25
at the Maple/Drake building at
2:30 p.m. and will be followed by
a reception. The Yom Kippur ser-
vice will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Oc-
tober 4.
For reservations and further in-
formation, call Elisa Feilich at 661-
7637. Babysitting will be available
for pre-nursery aged children.

This Week
At. . .

12:30 p.m. — Lecture -
"Maintaining a positive
attitude during life's transi-
tions"

September 14 -

9:15 a.m. — Irish Hills
Day Trip

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September 11-

12:00 p.m. —Lunch &
Learn with Rabbi David
Nelson "Preparing for the
High Holidays"

September 12-

9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. —
Blood Pressure and
Cholesterol Screening by
Oakland County

September 14 -

10:00 a.m. — Center Men's
Forum

1:00 p.m. —Yiddish Cul-
ture Club

Charlotte Pasmanter, our Storyteller, and a
group of Alif campers

dren" (part of Generations To-
gether - the Max M. Fisher Jewish
Community Foundation).
We really enjoyed and appreci-
ated their generosity in sharing
themselves, and giving our
campers memories to treasure. We
look forward to Iry and Charlotte
returning, and hope others will
participate in this program.

September 15 -

10:00 a.m. —
Rabbi Conrad's Class