You've Lived A Life
Of Dignity, Independence
And choice.
Jewish Marriage
Workshop Set
At Botsford Commons' Assisted Living Center
You Don't Have To Change A Thing.
Engaged couples and newlyweds can
learn what to do before saying, "I do,"
at a new workshop titled "Happily Ever
After: Building a Jewish Marriage." The
five-part Monday night series is spon-
sored by Jewish Family Service, the
Jewish Federation's Young Adult
Division and the Conservative Rabbis
of Metropolitan Detroit.
Beginning 7-9 p.m. Monday, Oct.
18, at Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses, participants will learn
how to enhance and strengthen a mar-
riage relationship. Topics will include
communication, negotiation tech-
niques, intimacy and creating a Jewish
home and family.
The workshop will be led by rabbis
and JFS clinical social workers. For
information and registration, call
Lorraine Lerner, (2498) 737-5055.
Announcing the opening of Botsford
Commons Assisted Living Center. This innova-
tive facility, located in an historic and newly
renovated Albert Kahn-designed building in
Farmington Hills, offers a caring environment
for those who need support to maintain daily living routines.
Residents receive assistance only with the services needed and
requested, encouraging each individual to remain as inde-
pendent as possible in a safe and secure environment.
Center residents retain privacy and comfort in individual
apartments while their psychological and social needs are met through a
variety of programs and group activities. Easily accessible community living,
dining and social areas complement comfortable accommodations with private
baths and generous space for treasured personal furnishings. The center features
a chapel, clinical offices and a full range of health care services including geriatric
assessment programs. As an older adult, you've lived a life that has been one
characterized by dignity, independence and choice. It should continue to be.
When you choose Botsford Commons Assisted Living Center, you insure that
the next chapter of your life is filled with the same richness of choice and indepen-
dence to which you are accustomed and that you deserve.
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Jerusalem Vision will host a live video
conference/town meeting on "Issues in
Parentin g : The Impact of Media and
TV on C'our Family and Culture" noon
Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the Star Theatre,
Southfield.
Panelists include Dr. Diane
Medved, Michael Medved and
Professor Neil Postman. Dr. Medved is
a clinical psychologist, author and
nationally known media personality.
Her books have dealt with family
issues and weight management.
Hr husband, Michael Medved, is a
film critic, author and nationally syn-
dicated radio talk show host. He has
been a screenwriter and co-host of
Sneak Previews, the televised weekly
movie review show on PBS.
Dr. Postman chairs the department
of Culture and Communication at
New York University. He is the author
of 20 books and has lectured through-
out the world.
Sponsoring the video conference
are Friedberg Mercantile Group, Star
Theatre, Financial Network
Investment Corp., American
Educational Institute, the Bank of
Bloomfield Hills, Howard Rosenberg,
and Dynamic Muffler and Brake.
The admission fee includes lunch.
Jerusalem Vision is a program of
Ohr Somayach, an international edu-
cational organization. For reservations
and information, call Jerusalem
Vision, (248) 352-4870.
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