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beeswax candle.
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Eight children from the Sunday school
of Congregation T'chiyah and their par-
ents made beeswax candles last month
in a project to help a refugee shelter in
Detroit.
Freedom House shelters refugees
waiting to find permanent homes in the
United States and Canada. Most of the
current residents are from Africa or
Central America.
The T'chiyah delegation made the
candles, which were sold as a fund-raiser
for the shelter, and contributed food,
books and money raised by the children.
The candle-making session included
folding note cards and preparing gift
boxes, as well as cutting wicks and
beeswax and rolling the candles.
The home is seeking donations of
winter clothing and boots, toiletries,
laundry soap, coffee, meat and art
supplies.
The T'chiyah volunteers included
teacher Judy Schreiber, Sheila and
Gabriela Hughes, all of Dearborn;
Deborah Rose and Sarah Richardson,
both of Keego Harbor; Claudia and Ben
Filler, both of Pontiac; Zoe McCoon
and Carol Raznik, both of Livonia; Dan
Lyons of Huntington Woods, and
Michael and Jacob Ehmann, Elissa
Firestone, and Anna and Julia Callis, all
of Detroit.
Bridge Classes
Are Offered
Tot Swim
Signup Set
The Jewish Community Center in
Oak Park will offer two seven-week
beginning bridge classes, starting
Monday, Jan. 24.
Instructor Marty Hirschman is a
diamond life master in the American
Contract Bridge League and is editor
of the Michigan Bridge Association's
The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit's infant/toddler
swim classes will start the week of Jan.
23 at the Kahn Building in-West
Bloomfield. The class is for parents
and their infants, age six months to 3
years.
The class will cover beginning
kickboarding, floating, bubble blow-
ing, arm strokes and safety. Children
should wear a swim diaper or a cloth
diaper with snug-fitting rubber pants.
For information, call Wendi
Douville at the JCC, (248) 661-7658.
To register by Visa or MasterCard,
call the Sports and Recreation
Department, (248) 661-7683.
Table Talk Magazine.
The morning class will run from
9:15-11:30 a.m. and the evening
class from 7-9:30 p.m. The charge
for each class is $55 for members
and $72 for non-members.
Returning players are welcome.
For information, call Sharon
Gaspas Goldenberg, (248) 967-4030.
Persons wishing to help can
write or call Freedom House,
2630 W. Lafayette, Detroit, MI
48216, (313) 964-4320.