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851-6989

How about giving 3 or 4 hours of quality time from
Seniors 4 Seniors?
Our Agency will provide a friendly, caring com-
pa-nion, companion driver,
homecleaner or handyper-
son at a special rate for
Fathers Day giving. This
wonderfulgifi can be used
at any time during the
next 12 months.
Give the gift of love by
Sandy Linden
calling Seniors 4 Seniors.

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About 100
100 people filled the audience at the wrapup town meeting on Jewish
spirituality May 27 Panelists for the third and final installment of the town
meeting included Rabbis Steven Weil of Young Israel of Oak Park, Tamara
Koltono f Birmingham Temple, David Castiglione of Temple Beth El and Aaron
Bergman of Beth Abraham Hillel Moses. Events onsors included the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, the Agency for Jewish Education, the Jewish
Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit and The Jewish News.

Womens Event.
On Spirituality

JEWEL, Jewish Women's Educational
League will offer a learning program
for women to explore their spirituality
8-9 p.m. Wednesday, June 17, in a
private home in Bloomfield Hills.
The classes are free of charge and
refreshments will be served. JEWEL
welcomes all Jewish ladies regardless
of affiliation or religious persuasion.
For information, call Aish
Hatorah, (248) 737-0400.

Family Support
Home Help

1-800-802-0082

(248) 661-4021

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(Appointment Only)

JARC's Keshet Family Support Pro-
gram will present an informational
evening for families on "Family.
Independence Agency's Home Help
Services," 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 16,
at JARC. A representative from the
Family Independence Agency will
explain home help services for per-
sons over the age of 18.
For information or reservations,
call JARC, (248) 352-5272. The
Keshet Family Support Program is a
part of JARC's Children and Family
Division. It provides support to fam-

ilies who have a child with any type
of special need.

Students Win
Synagogue Honors

Amy Klein and Michael Schostak are
this year's winners of Adat Shalom c__
Synagogue's Madelon and Louis
Seligman Youth Education Award for
t continued
cin.
pursuit of Jewish educa-

Other top award winners were
Ryan Vieder, who was presented
with the Louis and Lena Linden
Memorial Award for the greatest
aptitude shown for leadership in
Jewish life; and Ari Breshgold, win-
ner of the Ronnie Posen Youth
Award for distinguished service and
devotion to religious leadership.
The Howard Weber Youth Partici-
pants Awards for distinguished ser-
vice and devotion to chapter and
synagogue were given to Rachel Barr,
Josh Berg, Jessica Betel, Zach
Boorstein, Eric Ceresnie, Jessica Fis- c-/\
cher, Sarina Fogel, Andrew Gast-
wirth, Jeffrey Schostak, Mara Tobin,
Sara Turbow, Jeffrey Vieder and Leah

Weiss.
For their diligent service, devotion
and participation in chapter activi-