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Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner
Catering and carryout available
Gift certificates
27925 Orchard Lake Rd., North of 12 Mile, Farmington Hills
248-489-2280
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Family Focus
Dreamweavers from page 51
several skits and called up Dr. Elford and
his good friend, Syd Weinberg, to partici-
pate, which was a highlight.
At the end of the performance, Alan
Fox of the Generation Gap presented
Dr. Elford with a framed picture of the
troupe along with a shirt with their
name on it. Dr. Elford did not remem-
ber the last time he laughed that hard.
His family was delighted to see so
many residents attending.
Ella Baker
Her dream took place on Jan. 20.
Ella, 86, a resident at the Park at
Trowbridge in Southfield, was granted
her dream of a behind-the-scenes tour
of the PBS/ Detroit Public Television
studio in Wixom.
DreamCatcher Leah Bisel found that
when visiting Ella, PBS continually
came up in conversation. Ella rarely
watches TV, yet follows PBS very closely.
DreamWeavers, with the assistance of
DreamWeavers depends on the generosity of donors to fulfill the
dreams of older adults. To become a DreamCatcher, DreamSeeker or
DreamMaker, contact Sharon Silver Teweles, special projects coodinator,
Jewish Senior Life, (248) 661-2999 or steweles®jslmi.org .
Study Scholarships
The Zionist Organization of America—
Michigan Region's Israel Scholarship
Program is now taking applications
for the 2010-2011 school year.
The scholarship is aimed at students
who are interested in pursuing serious
study in Israel at an accredited college or
study program (recognized by MASA).
ZOA-Michigan Region is proud to award
scholarships to outstanding students
who express Zionist ideals and a dedica-
tion to Jewish values and identity.
Students are required to complete
an application, an essay titled "What
the State of Israel and Zionism Means
To Me," and to submit letters of recom-
mendation from a rabbi and Jewish
educator. Finalists will meet with the
scholarship committee. Scholarships
are presented in June.
For information and to request an
application, contact (248) 282-0088 or
e-mail admin@mizoa.org.
The ZOA-Michigan Region scholar-
ship is named in memory of Sidney
Silverman, who served as Michigan
Region president and honorary chair
and national ZOA president.
Bonds Honorees
Lisa and Hannah Lis will be guests of
honor at ther Congregation Shaarey
Zedek State of Israel Bonds tribute
brunch Sunday, March 14, at the
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another DreamCatcher, Al Wilson, was
put in touch with the local PBS station
in Wixom. Ella's wish was granted by
Daniel Alpert, chief operating officer and
station manager for DPTV.
Ella was very knowledgeable and
curious about all aspects of the tour,
often interjecting as Daniel Alpert
explained things. Daniel joked that per-
haps Ella would like to work for them!
Also on tour with Ella was Leah
Bisel, DreamWeavers co-chair Jill
Margolick and Lindsay Dembs of the
DreamWeavers steering committee,
who, with her sister Ashley Oleshansky,
is writing a book about all the dreams
that DreamWeavers is granting.
Daniel Alpert presented Ella with a
gift from Detroit Public Television. Ella
was delighted with her afternoon, say-
ing that it was beyond her expectations.
DreamWeavers is sponsored by the
Foundation of Jewish Senior Life of
Metropolitan Detroit.
synagogue in Southfield. They will be
presented with the Gates of Jerusalem
Award.
The Lises are leaders in support of
many worthy causes for the commu-
nity, synagogue and Israel.
For information, call (248) 352-6555
or visit www.israelbonds.com.
Educators Conference
In honor of Jewish Disability
Awareness Month, the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit will
hold a teachers conference,"49 Ways
to Handle the Hard to Handle Student
and Set Children Up For Success in
School," featuring Maryln Appelbaum,
on Wednesday, March 3, 7:15-8:30
p.m., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
in Southfield.
Appelbaum, who runs the
Applebaum Training Institute, has
more than 30 years of experience
working with children. She will dis-
cuss strategies and tips for working
with students who are defiant, bullies
or have learning challenges.
There is no charge for the program.
The event is sponsored by the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit Alliance for Jewish Education's
"Opening the Doors" Program.
Advance registration is required by
calling (248) 642-4260 ext. 533 or e-
mail Britvan@jfmd.org .