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July 09, 1999 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-07-09

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The temple operation began July 1,
much to the delight of the Hirsches.
"All things considered, we felt more
comfortable giving these folks a shot
auren and Jon Hirsch faced a
continuing the program where it was
tough problem last winter.
located," said Lauren Hirsch.
Could they find high-quality
Ten of the 11 children
day care for
who
could be in the pro-
their 11-month-old
Lauren
Hirsch
with
her
gram
stayed; the sole
daughter Alyssa at a secu-
daughter
Alyssa,
who
defection
was a family
lar agency or would they
attends the infant-tod-
that lives in West
need to keep her at
dler program now run
Bloomfield.
home?
by Temple Emanu-El at
Hirsch said the deci-
Alyssa had been one
the JCCs JPM building
sion
to keep Alyssa in the
of 11 children in a
in Oak Park.
program
was influenced
much-praised but
by
the
temple's
success in
money-losing infant-tod-
a
related
venture.
dler program at the
"I have friends that have their chil-
Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish
dren in the preschool program and
Community Center building in Oak
that has given me the utmost confi-
Park. In March, the center's directors
dence," she noted. "They've got a suc-
voted to shut down the program to
cessful, viable business going there and
help remedy a $200,000-a-year spend-
I think it would translate (to the
ing overrun.
infant program)."
After a major uproar from parents,
It didn't translate to financial suc-
neighboring Temple Emanu-El came
cess six years ago, the last time the
to the rescue, saying it would take
synagogue, adjacent to the JPM
over the infant-toddler care and con-
building, tried to run an infant-tod
tinue to run it at the JPM building.

LONNY GOLDSMITH
Staff Writer

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