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Alumni Sought
For Tutoring

The Detroit Jewish Coalition for
Literacy (DJCL) is recruiting alum-
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Detroit for a new volunteer tutoring
program.
The Friends of Winship School
will hold its first planning meeting
5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 13, at the
Max M. Fisher Federation Building
in Bloomfield Township. The group
is developing on ongoing literacy
program for students in grades k-3
in partnership with the DJCL. An
orientation meeting for summer
tutors will be held 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, June 19, at the school.
Volunteers will meet with Winship's
Principal Dr. Ealy and tour the
school.
Founded and facilitated by the
Jewish Community Council, the
DJCL has 29 member organizations
with 370 volunteers participating in
literacy programs in 34 schools in
Detroit and Oakland County and
other project sites. Chaired by
JCCouncil board member Ellie
Slovis and SallyJo Levine, the DJCL
is an affiliate of the National Jewish
Coalition for Literacy (NJCL).
For information about the Friends
of Winship School or other DJCL
volunteer opportunities, contact
Phyllis Shawn Jarvis, (248) 642-
5393.

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TURN YOUR STEPS INTO STRIDES

Ninth Annual 5k Fun Run/Walk • Sunday June 9, 2002

Help us fund Children's Hospital's research to find a cure for juvenile diabetes and other childhood diseases.

The Grodman Cure Foundation was established to find a cure for insulin dependent diabetes by the parents of Adam and

Jared Grodman, when the two boys were diagnosed with the disease.Today, the foundation helps improve the quality of life

for countless children afflicted with childhood diseases, and every step you take is one step closer to finding a cure!

Registration begins at 9:00 AM, followed by the Run/Walk and lunch.

Kresches Receive
Anniversary Gift

Enjoy family activities all day long, including: Moonwalk, Clowns, Face Painting, Carnival Games, and a silent auction that

In honor of Molly and Ben Kresch's
50th anniversary, their children and
grandchildren have marked the
occasion with a plan to present
them with a unique gift.
A Sefer Torah will be donated for
use in the chapel at the new Norma
Jean and Edward Meer Jewish
Apartments in West Bloomfield.
The Hachnosas Sefer Torah dedi-
cation and light brunch, with music
by the Rocky Stewart Band, will
take place 11 a.m. Thursday, June
20.
The Kresch children, Simon and
Ruchy Kresch, Ari and Lin Kresch,
Judy and Zelig Schur and Eddie and
Susie Kresch, also will be marking
the occasion by sponsoring a
Scholar-in-Residence weekend at the
Young Israel of Oak Park this sum-
mer in their honor.

Drake Park at 6801 Drake Road in West Bloomfield (between 14 and 15 Mile)

includes sports memorabilia, vacations and cruises, art, gift baskets, crystal and jewelry.Arrive early and start the bidding!

Registration Fee: $25 for all events, and includes a nifty tee shirt. $ I 0 per each additional tee shirt.

For more details, call us at (248) 360-6425 or visit us at www.curefoundation@aol.com

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Michael Randel, CPA • Moroko and Landau, Attorneys at Law • Oppenheimer Funds • Penn Mutual

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