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What kind of a
program actually
relishes putting you
to sleep?

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n Nov. I J., families from throughout the area learned all about sweet
dreams --- the Jewish way — at the Jewish Community Center in
West Bloomfield. Hosted by the Jewish Family Education Project of
Metropolitan Detroit, the program taught moms and dads and chil-
dren great new ways to incorporate Jewish tradition into their bedtime routine,
"Shhhhma and Sweet Dreams'' featured pillowcase making, Jewish bedtime
stories and music. Each family who participated also received an activity book
into which they could place their child's photo.

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The bedtime story was too much for 3 1/2-year-old
Ryan Tokowitz ofWest Bloomfield. He was held by
his grandmother, Dolly Weinstein ofWalled Lake.

Jonathan Berman, a 4i/2 -year-old from
Farmington Hills, and his mother, Monique, work
on an artistic pillowcase.

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Barb Fink of West Bloomfield and her 3 1/2-year-
old daughter, Nicole, listen to a story.

JEFF Director Lisa Soble Siegmann of Oak Park
sings to the children.

Susan Sinai of Southfield reads the children a story.

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