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et us paint you a picture of the best care possible
or a loved one with Alzheimer's disease.
THE FOUNTAINS AT FRANKLIN now has
The co-author of the pregnancy and
child-care book
series, What To
Expect, which has
13 million copies
in print, will be
guest speaker at
the Alicia Joy
Techner Memorial
Parenting
Conference at
Temple Israel.
Arlene Eisenberg
Arlene
Eisenberg, who
has been writing in the health field for
.° years, will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday,
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April 29. She was one of the early pro-
moters of seatbelt awareness and stress
testing.
Temple Israel's Family Life Center is
co-sponsoring the event. For informa-
tion, call (248) 661-5700.
the largest private accommodations for
Alzheimer's care in the area. We offer
a high staffing ratio (one caregiver for
every six residents during the day) and
an intimate, home-like atmosphere
We're also taking the lead in an innovative new
program called The Eden Alternative,' which
brings plants, birds, animals and children into
our community to create a more stimulating,
To reserve a place in our picture-perfect
Alzheimer's care program, call
Century Of History
The Jewish Community Center's lec-
ture series, in cooperation with the
Frankel Center for Judaic Studies at
the University of Michigan, will look
back over the past 100 years of histo-
ry in the American Jewish communi-
THE FOUNTAINS
ty.
The series will begin on Thursday,
22. Anita Norich, professor and
author who specializes in Yiddish lan-
guage and literature, will speak on
"Jewish Culture in America."
The series will continue on
Thursday, May 6, with Todd
Endelman, historian, author and the
University of Michigan's William
Haber Professor of Modern Jewish
History. Endelman's lecture is titled
"The Changing Agendas of American
Jewry: From Making Jews American
to Making Jews Jewish."
Concluding the series on Thursday,
June 3, Regina Morantz-Sanchez will
discuss "Becoming Modern: American
Jewish Women in the 20th Century."
Morantz-Sanchez is a professor in the
Univserity of Michigan's history
department, specializing in women's
history and the social history of medi-
cine.
All lectures are free and will take
place at 7:30 p.m. in the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Building of the Jewish
Community Center of Metropolitan
Detroit.
This program is supported by the
Boaz Siegel Culture Fund and the
Institute for Retired Professionals.
AT FRANKLIN
We're building a new neighborhood,
one neighbor at a time.
28301 Franklin Road • Southfield, Michigan 48034
www.thefountains.com
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Supportive services provided by trained geriatric care staff and social workers
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If someone you know desires a shared, family-like setting,
please call Jan Bayer at 248 559 1500
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