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Roadside Cleanup

Among the Adopt-a-Road workers from Temple Israel are: front, Sharlyn Steyman,
Eden Charostowski, Adam Charostowski, Ken Lipson and Gil Charostowski; back,
Sonya Steyman, Marc Burke, Irene Steyman, May Jane Larson.

An interfaith effort gave Walnut Lake
Road, between Drake and Orchard
Lake roads, a face lift.
Adopt-a-Road workers collected
more than 40 bags of trash and recy-
clables.
The following congregations partic-
ipated on behalf of the West
Bloomfield Clergy Association:
Temple Israel, Prince of Peace Church

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Children Explore Roots

Starting Sunday, July 4, children ages
5 to 12 and their families are welcome
to dig, sift and explore Israel in an
archeological playground created
exclusively for Shalom Street, the
museum of Jewish life and culture
located at the Jewish Community
Center in West Bloomfield.
The special exhibit, "Diggin' Israel,"
features a family-friendly replica of an
excavation site of a home during the
Second Temple period and represents

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the museum's most ambitious pro-
gramming since opening its doors in
December of 2003.
Designed for group participation,
the program offers a show-and-tell of
Israel's basic archaeological facts and
findings. Sessions take approximately
an hour and a half and begin inside
Shalom Street with the guidance of its
resident acting troupe as well as other
audio and visual media.
Moving outdoors to the "big top"
on the grounds of the Eugene and
Marcia Applebaum Jewish

Community Campus, participants
rotate through various activities, exca-
vating, identifying and examining
their finds, and then creating their
own take-home project.
Penny Blumenstein is museum
chair. Working in close partnership
with Melitz, a non-profit educational
agency in Jerusalem, the goal was to
provide children a connection with
Israel through archaeology.
With the support of the Charles H.
Gershenson Trust Museum Fund,
"Diggin' Israel" will run from July 4

Miss Kim Presents...

and United Methodist Church.
Event chairman was Ken Lipson of
Temple Israel. Team leaders were
MaryJane Larson (Temple Israel),
Barbara Hechtman (Temple Israel),
Herb Gartner (Prince of Peace) and
Joanna Risk (United Methodist
Church). Huntley-Ivanhoe Homes
donated T-shirts to all participants.

through Aug. 1, offering group ses-
sions scheduled during museum sum-
mer hours Sunday through Thursday
10 a.m. to 6 p.m, with evening pro-
grams every Tuesday.
Reservations are recommended.
Registration is required and available
at the front desk of the Jewish
Community Center in West
Bloomfield. Tickets are $4 per person
or $18 per family. Group rates are
available. For information and reserva-
tions, call (248) 432-5465.

Dear Neighbor,

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$25!!

After 22 years of teaching in our community, I am
pleased to announce the Grand Opening of the
Dance House, a family owned dance studio, taking
dance instruction to a higher level.

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Our philosophy is simple: Whether you are a
recreational dancer or a competition dancer,
all classes will be taught with the same love,
dedication and passion. VVherever you ate in your
dance journey, we'll be there to personally guide
you, every "step" of the way.

$45 OFF REGULAR
MEMBERSHIP PRICES

I am also pleased to announce that I will maintain
a full recreational and competition schedule.
YOUTS in dance,
Miss Kim

Located Inside Powerhouse Gym
6750 Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield

248-932-5810

www.loredosathletics.com

24•8 960 3262

• Recreational & Competition classes

249100

• Classes for ages 3 & up

• 5,000 square foot dance facility

• State-of-the-art sound, flooring &
viewing windows in every room

Shayna
Fink

Located at 3160 Hadd
Suite F, just north of POil
ill the West Bloomfield Tech

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2004

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