I'd like my Sarah to live at
home, but I don't know if I can
keep this up much longer."

The Jewish Community
Adult Day Care Program can help.

City Of Hope Names Honorees

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

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 and Aging Services,6710VV. Maple Road,West Bloomfield

A program of the Jewish Home and Aging Services and JewishVocational Service, in
collaboration with the Detroit Medical Center and theAlzheimer's Association-Detroit

Area Chapter.

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Rosenberg Chapter.
Members for
more than 20 years,
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helped develop the
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Four metro Detroiters will
honored to receive this award and
receive the Epstein Award Sunday
wish Oscar were here to share it
from the City of Hope National
with me," Lillian said.
Medical Center and the Beckman
Two additional winners are Ben
and Ilene Monast, members of the
Research Institute, a non-profit
Sophie and Harry Hoffman Chapter
national health care organization.
The award will be presented at a
for more than 10 years. The
noon luncheon held at the
Monasts are life members and
DoubleTree Hotel in Novi. The
helped initiate the annual golf classic
Epstein Award, created in memory
benefiting pediatric cancer. Irene
served as treasurer and programming
of local City of Hope charter mem-
ber Natalie Epstein, is given to the
vice president. "We are honored to
couple or individual who has exem-
receive this tribute in Natalie
Epstein's memory," Irene said.
plified outstanding dedication and
For luncheon information, call
service to the City of Hope.
Two of this year's recipients are
Beverly Woronoff, (248) 851-5062.
Lillian Korobkin and her late hus-

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Columbus, Ohio August 8-13:

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Cherry Hill, New Jersey August 15-20:

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Adat Shalom members, families and friends will share in the bat mitzvah celebra-
tion of five women of the congregation at 9 a. M. Friday, May 21, the first day of
Shavuot. Marking the observance will be Ellen Gruskin, Deborah Stein Rosenbaum,
Karen Resnick, Florine Mark Ross and Amy °lender