Fun hands-on projects about the Omer,
a 7-week period lasting from Passover to Shavuot.

30 p.m.

Sunday, April 18

b. b;ii,frr & Betty Kahn Building,„ sBloomfield
anc Jimmy Prentis Morris Budding, Oak Park

Pho tos by Bill Ha nsen

From Pesach to Shavuot:
Countdown to Receiving
the Torah

• Exciting new family activities
Make and take your own exodus game
• Create an ice-cream sundae
• Chance to win free family admission
to the David Syme concert

Tickets:

$3§1- family if purchased by April 12
$5 per familyV purchased after April 12 or at the door

Co-sponsored by the Jewish Educators Council.
Ice cream provided by Golden Valley Dairy.

Especially for families with children ages 4-12

For tickets, please call the D. ban & Betty Kahn
Building at (248) 661-7649 or the Jimmy Prentis Morris
Building at (248) 967-4030.

Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit

D. Dan di Betty Kahn • 6600 W. Maple Rd. • (248) 661-1000
Jimmy Prentis Morris • A. Alfred Taubman Campus • 15110 W. Ten Mile • (248) 967-4030

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Above: Geting perhaps their first look at
raw wheat are Stephen Gering, 4, sister
Courtney and mom Sandra of Taylor.

Right: Instructor Yitzchok Bernstein
of Farmington Hills helps Elinor Weber,
4, of Birmingham, grind some wheat.

Below: While their matzah is
baking, Joseph Freedman, 3,
of Walled Lake, and Rebecca
Fedder, 5, of West Bloomfield,
entertain themselves with art.

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38 Detroit Jewish News

Bakers By The Dozen

SHELLI DORFMAN
Editorial Assistant

T

hose approaching the D.
Dan & Betty Kahn
Building of the Jewish
Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit in West
Bloomfield on March 21, and again
on March 28, could be seen sniffing
the air. "It smells like something bak-
ing," many said.
And indeed, as they got closer to
the building, an unusual sight came
into view. Just outside the main door,
a huge, black, cast-iron oven had been

placed, and it was filled with fresh
made matzot.
Inside, on the lobby floor, a cross-
legged group sat engrossed in Rabbi
Yitzchok Bergstein's hands-on demon-
stration of grinding wheat and creat-
ing matzot. And if that wasn't enough
to give away the event-of-the-day,
baker's hats on the heads of children
and parents alike, reading, "I Baked
my own Matzah at the Model Matzah
Bakery" make it quite clear. The
"Matzah Factory," co-sponsored by the
JCC, the Farmington Hills and West
Bloomfield Bais Chabad and Barbara
and Douglas Bloom, was back! 11

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