BROOKDALE

THE HERITAGE

Of SOUTHFIELD

JHAS Auxiliary
Holds Installation

The annual installation for the
Auxiliary Jewish Home and Aging
Services was held Thursday, June 5, at
Fleischman Residence in West
Bloomfield.
Carol Metzger was installed for her
first term as presi-
dent. The following
were also installed:
vice presidents, Larry
Slutsky, Hannah
Moss, Rowena
Howard, Sharon
Goldenberg, Barbara
Moehlman, Gail
Berke, Bea Breiner,
Janice Cutler; treasur- Metzger
er, Bonnie Rader; par-
liamentarian, Geri Margolis; immedi-
ate past president, Evelyn Levine.
The board of directors is made up
of Carole Aaron, Judy Adelman, Carol
Blacher, Pearlena Bodzin, Miriam
Davis, Barbara Edelman, Estelle
Elkus, Sharon Fleischman, Rosaline
Gilson, Rose Rita Goldman, Charlene
Green, Marlene Gropman, Milly
Kovan, David Levine, Shelley Nadiv,
Ilene Nemer, Marilyn Nelson, Ida
Nemzin, Suzanne Pevos, Marilyn
Pickover, Janet Pont, Julie Bitten,
Joanne Robinson, Rona Rones,
Harriett Rosen, Marilyn Karbal-Ruza,
Elaine Sabbota, Myra Selesny, Rosie
Schlussel, Sandy Schwartz, Sylvia
Serwin, Lori Smith, Zelda Gechter-
Stein, Robin Wine.

The Heritage, Southfield's premier retirement community

has been providing Exceptional Senior Living for nearly

four years. The Heritage offers a choice of

• Independent and Assisted Living

• Outings and/or events daily

• Spacious studio, one and two bedroom apartments

• Restaurant style dining

• 24 hour staff available

Call for details and to reserve your spot in our

• Scheduled transportation

CELEBRATION SERIES

Making Blueberry Jam
with the Chef
July 22nd at 1:30 pm

For more information or a personal tour, please call

25800 W. Eleven Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48034

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Help For Hungry
Is On The Way

MAZON: A Jewish Response to
Hunger awarded $22,000 to two of
Michigan's hunger-relief organiza-
tions.
A $5,000 grant went to the Food
Bank of Oakland County to support
the distribution of more than 6 mil-
lion pounds of food to hundreds of
agencies in areas of Detroit and the
outlying suburbs.
A $17,000 grant went to the Center
for Civil Justice in Saginaw to support
the anti-hunger advocacy and food
stamp policy work of this legal servic-
es organization.
Over the course of the last 12
months, MAZOLA granted $3.4 mil-
lion to over 260 programs nation-
wide. A total of $471,500 in grant
money has been given to organiza-
tions in Michigan since 1988.

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Colorful Handcrafted Pieces. Whimsical Dolls. Very Cool Collectible Tea Pots.
And lots more... plus Complimentary Gift Wrapping.

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