"Our goal is for kids

to do things for

other kids — it's

very important for

them to know they

are not powerless

when something

like this happens?"

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#1 Resort in the Midwest
- Ski Magazine 2005 Resort Guide

called Bears for Beslan, where we
sent stuffed animals donated by
the Teddy Bear Co. in Novi to
children who'd been at the school
in southern Russia that was
taken over by terrorists:'

Start at the top with 45 runs, our Super Park, halfpipe, impeccable conditions, and
some of the finest resort lodging to be found anywhere in the Midwest. Known far
and wide for first-rate family programs, kid-friendly setting and superior instruction,
Crystal pleases in so many ways.

How did your own children react to
the hurricane?

We are the Midwest's premier family resort destination. Once you start, you won't
want to stop. Crystal Mountain', just 28 miles SW of Traverse City, Michigan on M-115.

"Hunter, my 5-year-old, helped
make the posters for the walk. We
downloaded photos from the
Internet. He took a lot of pride in
doing that.
"Some parents don't want their
children to be exposed to the suf-
fering and all that, but I think it
helps them become caring adults
to know someone needs help and
they can do their part."

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Please join us as we celebrate
the 15th Anniversary of

YAD EZRA

How many people came to the
Lone Pine walk, and how much
money did you raise?

"We had about 150 people,
probably about 60 families. The
staff was very supportive — we
had six teachers and their fami-
lies and our principal, Mary
McCuen. We raised about $7,200
that was sent to the American
Red Cross, the Salvation Army
and Save the Children
Foundation Hurricane Relief
Fund.
(The district's Walk-Around-
the-Clock event raised $26,000
for hurricane relief.)
"The Bloomfield Township
police were there to help because
we were crossing Lone Pine
Road."

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the kosher food pantry feeding Jewish families

Honoring... Joel E. Jacob

Sunday, October 16, 2005
Congregation Shaarey Zedek

Hors d'oeuvres 6:00 p.m. Program 7:00 p.m.
Dinner to follow - Couvert $180.00 per adult

Margie Krasnick
Shayna Silverman

Lawrence Jackier
Terri Farber Roth

Bryce A. Sandler

Paul G. Finkel

Arrangements Co-Chairpersons

Fundraising Co Chairpersons

Program Book Chairman

President

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Special thanks to* •

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Business Dinner Sponsors - The Bottle Crew • Schechter Financial Group

Dinner Sponsors — Marcia & Eugene Applebaum • Mandell L. & Madeleine H. Berman Foundation • Max Ernst • Audrey & William Farber
Kathy & Paul Finkel • Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan • Nancy & Stephen Grand • Amy & Dr. Mark Haimann
Diane & Emery Klein • Linda & Ed Levy Jr. • Gloria & Ed Meer • Barbara & Irving Nusbaum • Murray & Ina Pitt

REPORT A DOER...:Know a
Doer — someone of any age
doing interesting, meaningful
things in their life outside of
their job? Share suggestions
with Ken Guten Cohen, story
development editor, at (248)
351-5144 or e-mail: kco-

henethejewishnews.com

October 6 • 2005

And to

Steve Katz, owner of The Bake Station and to Paul Kohn, owner of Quality Kosher Catering.
In celebration of the holidays, they are donating two challahs to each client family for every dinner reservation made this year.

Michigan allows an income tax credit for individuals equal to 50% of the amount of the cash contribution (subject to certain limitations) to organizations such as
Yad Ezra that provide food or shelter to the indigent. The fair market value of the dinner for tax purposes is $37.00 per person.

For information or reservations, call (248) 548-3663

*As of September 12, 2005

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