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What children dream,
we help them achieve.
100% of graduates accepted at four-year
colleges and universities.
27 National Merit Semifinalists in class of 2001,
highest percentage of any school in Michigan
Average SAT score, Class of 2001:1302
Detroit Country Day School
Open House
Sunday, October 21, from I —4 pm
Pre-K through Grade 12
(658 Math, 644 Verbal)
Test of Engineering Aptitude,
Math and Science
1st in state two years in a row
Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition
7 students in top 100,5 in top 50
Come explore our school community and discover the
supportive learning environment that prepares children through
a dynamic program of academics, athletics, arts and activities.
We invite your family to experience what Country Day offers
at each of its four schools—Pre-K through Grade12.
National French Contest, 43 awards
National German Contest, 10 awards
National Latin Exam, 17 awards
National Spanish Exam, 16 awards
including first in nation
Scholastic Arts Awards, 17
Silver Keys, 8
Top awards for student journalism
from national and state interscholastic
press associates
Quiz Bowl
Six consecutive state championships
We recommend that families apply for admission as early as
possible due to our commitment to individualized attention
and small class size.
LOWER SCHOOL (Grades Pre-K-2)
3003 West Maple Road
Bloomfield Hills (248) 433-1050
MIDDLE SCHOOL (Grades 6-8)
22400 Hillview Lane
Beverly Hills (248) 646-7717
JUNIOR SCHOOL (Grades 3-5)
3600 Bradway Boulevard
Bloomfield Hills (248) 647-2522
UPPER SCHOOL (Grades 9-12)
22305 West Thirteen Mile Road
Beverly Hills (248) 646-7717
second in nation for 2000-2001
www.dcds.edu
An International Baccalaureate School
Since
1986
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BUILDING CO.
(248)
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Richard Broder of West Bloomfield
was elected to the board of trustees of
the American Red Cross Southeastern
Michigan Chapter. He joins his
father, Brewster Broder, also of West
Bloomfield,
who's been a
life member of
the chapter's
board of direc-
tors for 28
years.
As president
of Broder and
Sachse Real
Estate, Richard
served on the
Brewster and
Red Cross
Richard
Broder
chapter's build-
ing committee.
That led to his nomination to the
board of trustees and his being elect-
ed in June.
He also serves on the board of
directors of the Hebrew Free Loan
Association of Metropolitan Detroit.
When asked to sit on the Red
Cross chapter's board of directors
back in 1973, Brewster Broder was
already involved in numerous charita-
ble and community organizations like
the USO, the Jewish Community
Center, the Traveler's Aid Society and
the United Way.
Group Hosts
Annual Event
The Benefactors of the Jewish Home
and Aging Services will hold its annu-
al sports night and installation on
Thursday, Sept. 13, at the Fleischman
Residence, 6710 W. Maple Road,
West Bloomfield. Dinner at 6:30
p.m. will be followed by the installa-
tion and celebrity guests at 7 p.m.
The guests will be "Big Al"
Muskovitz and Mark "Doc" Andrews
of the Dick Purtan Show, Oldies
104.3.
Sports trivia questions and answers
and prizes will be a part of the
evening's activities. Adults and chil-
dren are welcome.
Installation officers Gary Shiffman
and Joel Smith will install the follow-
ing: Michael Banks, president; John
Hamburger and David Gans, vice
presidents; Lawrence A. Tower, treas-
urer; Gary Ran, secretary.
For information, call Carol
Rosenberg, (248) 661-2999.