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November 24, 1995 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-11-24

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ates about 23 percent, or $20 mil-
lion, of the district's total operat-
ing budget. Had voters rejected
the renewal, the district stood to
lose 25 percent of its teachers,
counselors and librarians, its ath-
letic programs, bus transporta-
tion and summer school.
According to Assistant Superin-
tendent Steven A. Gaynor, class-
rooms sizes would have
ballooned, as well.
Attorney Dan Tukel, head of
the the Timber's Edge Subdivi-
sion Association and a member
of Citizens for Walled Lake
Schools, said he and many oth-

ers are pleased with the renew-
al, but they feel the school district
is still in need of an infusion of
money.
"The only down note in the
whole thing is we still think we
need money for new schools and
the improvement of existing
schools. At some point, we feel
we're going to need to address the
bond issue," he said.
Last Saturday's vote "shows
people in Walled Lake do support
the schools, but this will not help
us to build new schools," Mr.
Tukel said. ❑

E

xciting seems
to be the
operative
word for Ha-
gen Gottfried's bar
mitzvah.
Hagen was ex-
cited last year
when his friend
Denise Daskal ob-
served her bat
mitzvah ceremony
at Congregation
Beth Shalom. And
he was excited last
spring when he in-
formed Rabbi
David Nelson and
Cantor Samuel
Greenbaum that
he wanted a bar
mitzvah, too.
"He told us his
grandfather had
been a prominent
rabbi in New York," Hagen Gottfried
Rabbi Nelson said.
"He is inspiring be-
Since Oct. 1, he has lived in a
cause of his excitement."
Mr. Gottfried, a 37-year-old JARC-owned, independent-liv-
client of JARC (Jewish Associa- ing condominium within walk-
tion for Residential Care), was ing distance of work.
Mr. Gottfried said he studied
called up to the Torah last Sat-
urday morning. He studied all hard — "every day" — for his
summer with Cantor Green- bar mitzvah ceremony. He was
baum to learn the blessings for "excited" that 200 friends and
the aliyah, for putting on the tal- family came to an open house in
lit, and the blessings over the his honor at the condo last Sun-
day.
wine and the bread.
Ruth Kahn, supervisor of
"He came every week — for
the last few weeks several times JARC's independent-living pro-
per week," the cantor said. "He gram, said 10 JARC clients have
and Denise also come every observed bar mitzvah ceremonies
Shabbat. They are dedicated since six years ago, when Sinai
shul-goers and honorary mem- Hospital Guild volunteer Amy
Brown twinned her bat mitzvah
bers of Beth Shalom."
Mr. Gottfried has been a with a JARC friend. ❑
JARC client for about one year,
Publicity Deadlines
leaving his mother's home in
The normal deadline for local news and
Southfield for a "transition home"
publicity items is noon Thursday, eight
in preparation for living inde-
days prior to issue date. The deadline for
pendently.
birth announcements is 10 a.m. Monday,
four days prior to issue date; out-of-town
In March, he took a job as a
obituaries, 10 a.m. Tuesday, three days
grocery bagger at the Kroger
prior to issue date.
store at 12 Mile and Evergreen.

S eason

B ring in any new or used

sweater for donation to

KAMM'

Residential & Support Services
For Adults With Mental Illness

And well give you

Off any sweater

in our store.

(Through November 30, 1995)

JARC Client Marks
His Coming Of Age

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people salt contributes to
high blood pressure, a con-
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risk of heart disease.

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