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May 24, 1996 - Image 138

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-05-24

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cars and his grandfather," reports
Dr. Tisdale.
Ettie Handelman, of Farmington
Hills, spends her winters in Rori-
da but is never too far away from
her 11 grandchildren.
"I do different things with the
grandchildren depending on their
personality," says Mrs. Handelman.
"I love to bond with them and I
put forth considerable effort to be
very visible in their lives, because
that bonding doesn't happen by it-
self. When I'm with them, I give
up all my activities and devote my
time to them whether it's in Sara-
sota or here in Michigan."
"I want them to know who I
am, as a Jewish mother and grand-

mother, carrying on the Jewish
ethics and traditions," she contin-
ues. "I see myself as their role mod-
el for an older person, to help them
understand that as you age you can
remain active and interested in life,
participate in the Jewish commu-
nity, and be an integral part of the
family. I don't preach, I don't sit
in judgment and I won't give ad-
vice.
"Fortunately, I have the energy
to do the things I want to do and
go to places that interest me. Being
a grandparent is a mindset; you just
have to make up your mind about
what kind of grandparent you want
to be and how you want to spend
your time." III

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Southfield Center for the Arts 810-354-4717
Oak Park Community Center 810-691-7555
West Bloomfield Civic Center 810-334-5660
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Recommended books

Grandparents as Parents: A Survival Guide for Raising a Second
Family, by Syble de Toledo and Deborah Edler Brown
The Encyclopedia of Grandparents: Hundreds of Ideas to Enter-
tain Your Grandchildren, by Rosemary and Peter Dalton
The Magic of Grandparenting, by Charmaine Ciardi, Cathy Orme
and Carolyn Quatrano
Grandparenting: A New Challenge, by Helen Gonski
Contemporary Grandparenting, by Arthur Kornhaber, M.D.
The Grandparent Book, by Linda White, M.D.

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