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THE OUTDOOR POOL
Is OPEN!
at the
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building
Eugene and Marcia Applebaum Jewish Community Campus
6600 W. Maple, West Bloomfield
Join us for a summer of family fun, games and entertainment.
• Father's Day celebration • July 4 bash ••giant slide
• dunk tank • DJ • moonwalk • clowns • raffle • refreshments
Relax, enjoy the fresh air and have a great time at the JCC!
NSTRUCTION:
Enter the campus at the Drake Road driveway.
Park in either the east or south lot. Enter the build-
ing through the main JCC entrance. Check in at
the appropriate reception desk.
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QUESTIONS? CALL WENDI DOUVILLE,
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COMFORT INN •
FARMINGTON HILLS
(12 Mile just East of Orchard Lake Rd.)
(248) 47 I -9220
Saturday Only
Mon-Fri call (586) 754-6360
Simon I. Galed is seeking the 27th
improve education, social services, the
District seat in the Michigan House of
environment a _ nd all other aspects of
Representatives. The Democrat will run
government."
a grass-roots campaign from an
He continued, "We need
office in Huntington Woods, he
representation today that
said.
understands the government's
Galed was born in Detroit,
role in the economy. I have
raised in Huntington Woods
that understanding and the
and graduated from the Berkley
experience to back it up."
schools. He was the 1995 Jewish
Galed's campaign will take a
News Michigan Athlete of the
door-to-door approach. The
Year.
candidate said he would not
He earned a bachelor's degree
be accepting contributions
from Cornell University in
from political action commit-
Simbn Galed
Ithaca, N.Y., and a master's
tees or special interest groups.
degree in economics and public
"Working families will be
policy from the University of
my constituents, not special
Michigan. Later, he was an associate
interests," he said.
economist for the Federal Reserve Bank
A weekly e-mail newsletter, the Galed
of Chicago, where he developed an
Letter, provides .a forum for voters to ask
understanding of the Michigan econo-
questions and share their concerns with
my.
the candidate. Those interested may sign
"With budget woes plaguing the
up for the service through the cam-
Legislature, Simon will offer much-
paign's Web site www.votegaled.com .
needed perspective on fiscal responsibili-
"I look forward to sharing my vision
ty and state spending," said Galed's
with the voters and learning about their
campaign manager Matthew Joslyn.
concerns," Galed said. "Through discus-
The stability of our economy is a
sions and consideration of each other's
crucial issue facing the 27th District,"
viewpoints, our government and our
Galed said. "A sound local and state
people can do great things together."
economy brings with it the ability to
.
Activities are age appropriate.
GETTING THERE DURIN
Democrat Simon Galed
Running For State House
JCC Carnival Aids
Community Causes
Two humanitarian causes will benefit
from the birthday bash and family car-
nival co-sponsored by the Jewish
Community Center of Metropolitan
Detroit and the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit's Neighborhood
Project. Activities will take place, rain
or shine, from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, June
9, at the JCC in Oak Park.
Kicking off the festivities at 1 p.m.
will be the cutting of "the biggest
birthday cake in the neighborhood."
The cake is free, and kosher snacks
will be available for purchase. The
JCC is 75 years old.
Proceeds from the sale of the snacks
will be given to the Jewish Federation
of Metropolitan Detroit's Israel
Emergency Campaign, a fund-raising
appeal that benefits humanitarian needs
in Israel. Donations will go toward pro-
grams for youth and teens-whose lives
have been impacted by the recent ter-
rorist attacks, supportive communities
for older adults, assistance for new
immigrants to Israel from Argentina,
and emergency relief for victims of ter-
rorism and their families.
Additionally, A Small Miracle will
be accepting donations of new chil-
dren's books or unopened toys at the
event. A Small Miracle is an organiza-
tion devoted to assuring that individu-
als in the Jewish community have the
joy of receiving gifts during holidays
and life-cycle events.
Admission is free to the public cele-
bration and volunteers are still needed
to handle a variety of tasks during the
afternoon.
For information or to volunteer, call
the Oak Park JCC, (248) 967-4030.
.