Are you caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease? H Pictures Display Jewish Americans The Jewish Community Adult Day Care Program can help. Older adults with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders will benefit from: • A safe, caring environment • Therapeutic activities and socializing • Personal care and health monitoring SHELLI DORFMAN Editorial Assistant /—) /- n anticipation of Detroit's third annual Jewish Heritage Week in April, the Agency for Jewish Education of Metropolitan Detroit is displaying a panoram- ic exhibit reviewing the roles of Jewish Americans from the Revolutionary War to the pre- Detail of panoramic photo exhibit. sent. Ann Barnett, pres- ident of the American Zionist Movement (AZM) Michigan Region, based in Southfield, said the panorama is a photographic intro- duction to the under- standing of "why we celebrate Jewish Heritage Week — so there can be pride in our heredity and our identity" The AJE display is comprised of large posters acquired from the Wendy Sadler, AJE director of school services. American Jewish Archives at Hebrew College in Cincinnati and others created by the American Zionist Movement. The exhibit highlights historical events and Jewish Americans of achievement in the areas of movies, civil liberties, women, music, medicine and science. Included in the exhibit are Emma Lazarus, whose famous Wall panorama of Jewish Heritage Week posters. words, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses," grace the Statue of this year on Jewish Americans involved Liberty and Ernestine Louise Rose, in the building of Israel. Wendy Sadler, who was instrumental in women's AJE director of school services, with rights and the abolition of slavery in the help of the AZM, is preparing the 1800s. From Sally Priesand, traveling displays on the Jewish ordained as the first woman rabbi in Heritage Week topic for metro Detroit American history in 1972 to Julius Jewish day and religious schools, as Rosenwald, who in the early 1900s well as supplying resource materials helped establish education and housing including bibliographies and Web sites. for the black community, the The panorama of Jews who played panoramic exhibit follows the influ- roles in American life is on permanent ence of the Jewish people throughout display in the lobby of the AJE building, American history. 21550 W 12 Mile, Southfield. Hours The 1999 Jewish Heritage Week, are 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. weekdays. ❑ running from April 18-25, will focus • Kosher meals and snacks Family members will receive respite and support. For information, call Peter Ostrow, (248) 559-5000 Locations: Opening soon: Rose and Sidney Diem Building,JewishVocational Service, 29699 Southfield Road,Southfield. Opening late 1999: Peter and Dorothy Brown Center, Jewish Home andAging ServiCes, 67 I OW. Maple Road,West Bloomfield A program of the Jewish Home andAging Services and JewishVocational Service, in collaboration with the Detroit Medical Center and theAlzheimer's Association-Detroit ',J ewish(% Area Chapter. LEM JEWISH HOME AND AGING SERVICES Is I Jvs tuiltiv 4 fEoe,?.s, /AL erPe2 I o Allied Jewish Campaign tazsaticiza t Jtinwea./ ATLANTIC CITY Y CLEVELAND Y .FT. LAUDERDALE FT. MYERS Y MYRTLE BEACH Y ORLANDO Y TAMPA Spirit Airlines invites you to the beautiful beaches of Florida s West Palm Beach. We offer some of the lowest airfares around. Spirit also offers complete vacation packages, including airfare and SPIRIT AIRLINES /u' C a l( 1 accommodations. Catch the Spirit and enjoy the sunsational sunsets in West Palm Beach. To make reservations call your travel agent or Spirit Airlines. 1 - 8 O. 0 - 7 7 2 - 7 1 1 7 mo. ro. o.,7cr:se Sects :re ',Ye,: .c,es• c:se: *curd de.pend ■ ng upon Ioutmg :roes ore per person eoch e: :,est p , :es cAescse or :II flights Passenger rociM , , fee of up ro So , s not included cores ore norrerundoote :rrgessc,e. C're-esr , c crs mo. :co , Addition' segment roxes of 52 -S1n1c, Itipttitr. riestinglEvaluation • Clinical livehing msszalmolsoomonsfc • Therapeutic littormg LYNNE MASTElt, M . ClwIter, .01rector: " 74-17Ff: 3/1 199 , Detroit Jewish News 41