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October 25, 1996 - Image 104

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-10-25

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KALAMAZOO page 19

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historical offerings, including
streets lined with houses de-
signed by Frank Lloyd Wright
and an underground railway
home established by a physi-
cian.
Before leaving for Kalama-
zoo, be sure to get hold of an
entertainment schedule for the
city's many theaters and con-
cert halls, where recent guests
have ranged from Hootie and
the Blowfish to Yo-Yo Ma.
Upcoming events for No-
vember and December include
a cat show, an antique and col-
lectible doll, bear and toy show
and a display of antique toy cir-
cuses. El

About 45 minutes outside
the city (off M-43) is the lovely
South Haven Beach. Also in
the Kalamazoo area: the Michi-
gan Fisheries Interpretive Cen-
ter, which offers guests the
chance to see numerous dis-
plays about fish, including a
pond that's home to a 5-foot-
long sturgeon; the Kellogg Bird
Sanctuary, with a self-guided
trail; the Kellogg Forest, with
literally hundreds of species of
trees; and the Kellogg Dairy
Center, a working farm that in-
cludes a computerized milking
area.
Older children (and adults)
will appreciate Kalamazoo's

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The Jewish Community Center
invites you to spend

Visityour favorite Jewish bookstore and pick a new cassette
tape with music for children. There's a great selection out there,
from Debbie Friedman to Paul Zirn to Uncle Moishy to Shlock
Roc

.

Make up imaginary Jewish dishes. Before leaving, desigi a
chefs hat for participants and buy small pads and pencils so each
can write down his recipe. Next, come up with a list of about
40 possible ingedients, from eggs to brisket to chocolate sauce
(the more revolting the:final combination, of course, the more
on a small strip of paper,
children will love it). Write each
then place in a bag. Players draw*t six to 10 foods to use in
their recipe then make up instildons for cooking. Half the fun
G need not have anything to
comes in creating the name (
do with the ingredients). How about "gefilte fish cookies" or
"bagels with herring and blueberries"? Yummy!

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Travel

• Sort through old family photos and select about 12 to bring on
your trip. Play "Guess Who?" by asking children to identify the
subject of the picture. (It's especially fun to use baby photos, or
those showing parents and grandparents when they were
young.) Have everyone tell a story about whoever is pictured of
he or she has been identified.

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