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skills
Independent
Vocational rehabilitation
Supported employment
Career & educational counseling
Ref 11 employment seroices
Educational loans & scholarships
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Adult day care
Employment se vices and seminars
Therapeutic work activities
Senior adult volunteer opportunities
ing memory of her maternal and
paternal grandmothers Esther Zyskind
and Della Nathan and her aunt
Wendy (Vered) Joyrich.
July 19
Cheryl (Megdall) and Dr. Mark
Silverman of Farmington Hills
announce with great love and joy the
birth of their daughter, Laya Rachel
(Binyamina). Welcoming her home is
proud big sister Samantha Marleigh,
22 months. Sharing in their joy are
loving grandparents Adele and Dr.
Stuart Megdall of Birmingham and
Mary and Allan Silverman of
Southfield and great-grandparents
Rose and Herman Halprin of West
Bloomfield. Laya Rachel is named in
loving memory of her cousin Dr. Lee
Robert Silverman.
July 7
Former Detroiter Sherrie Frank and
Kenneth Jacoby, now of San Diego,
joyfully announce the birth of their
son, Alexander Meir (Avraham
Moshe), named in honor of his pater-
nal grandfather Abraham Jacoby and
his maternal great-grandfather Morris
Stein. Delighted first-time grandpar-
ents are former Detroiters Beverly and
Jack Frank.
When Adrienne Victor Sheinwald needed a job, she turned
to Jewish Vocational Service. Having been out of the job
market to raise her children, this newly single mother
worried about the future. Through the JVS Women to
Work program, Adrienne learned how her volunteer and
homemaking abilities translated into marketable work
skills. She gained a renewed self-confidence and got a job.
Her success story is only one of the thousands that
illustrate Jewish values at work.
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Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Rachel Dolores Bassett (Rachel
Be with friendly people. Go places. See things. Savor fine
Devora) of Bloomfield Hills will
become a bat mitzvah at Temple Beth
El on Friday, Sept.
21. Participating in
the ceremony will be
her parents, David
Bassett and Elyse
Sutherland. Proud
grandfathers are
Edward Bassett of
Napoleon, Ohio,
and Kenneth
Sutherland of Pompano Beach, Fla.
Rachel is an eighth-grader at the
Roeper School in Birmingham. Her
interests include reading, horseback
riding and skiing. Her mitzvah proj-
ects included working at the Gleaners
Community Food Bank in Detroit
and participating in a leadership
forum at the Roeper School.
dining. Be active and energetic. At the Heatherwood,
Amanda Ariel Canvasser will be called
to the Torah as a bat mitzvah on
Saturday, Sept. 22, at Temple Beth El.
She is the daughter of Mark and
Marla Canvasser, sister of Lindsay and
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