Health & Fitness

WELLNESS

For The Health Of It!

Family bike ride and walk to benefit Kids Kicking Cancer.

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ycle or walk for Kids Kicking
Cancer on Sunday, July 18, at
Waterford Hills Raceway, rain
or shine.
"We wanted to create a family-friend-
ly event to help bring awareness to this
very deserving and important organi-
zation," said Andy Roisman of Beverly
Hills, event co-chair with Jodi Weinfeld
and Stacey Bean, both of Farmington
Hills. "This way, even the kids can feel
like they are contributing to help other
children who are sick."
Competitive riders will ride from
9-10 a.m. A ride and walk for families
runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The track is an
enclosed blacktop area surrounded by
grass and trees.

Also at 10 a.m., family events begin
with a martial arts demonstration from
Kids Kicking Cancer students. Events
include Faces in the Air face painting,
music by Electric Entertainment, an
Independence Township fire truck, give-
aways and crafts.
All proceeds will benefit Kids Kicking
Cancer (www.powerpeacepurpose.org).
Cost: $20 donation for adults 16 and
older; $10 donation for children 5 and
up; no charge for riders younger than 5.
Helmets are required. Pledges are
encouraged to raise more money for
KKC programming. Refreshments will
be available for purchase.
Register or donate online with PayPal:
kkcrider.eventbrite.com . For more infor-

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mation, call the Michigan office of Kids
Kicking Cancer, (313) 557-0021.
"We are truly grateful for events such
as this to benefit Kids Kicking Cancer:'
said Cindy Cohen of West Bloomfield,
Michigan KKC program director. "All
programs and services we provide are
free to our children and families. We
rely on donations to continue our week-
ly classes, free transportation, hospital
and clinic visits, uniforms and special
activities!'

Waterford Hills Raceway is located
at 4770 Waterford Road, Clarkston.

The Auxiliary for Jewish Senior Life
of Metropolitan Detroit held its 85th
installation at Meer Jewish Apartments
in West Bloomfield.
A presidium consisting of Pearlena
Bodzin, Bea Breiner, Geri Margolis,
Carol Metzger and Hannah Moss was
re-installed for a second term.
The event included an intergenera-
tional fashion show co-chaired by Jill
Margolick and Karen Kraft. Great-grand-
mothers, grandmothers, mothers and
children proudly strolled the runway.
Fashions were provided by Sally's Design,
Guys N Gals and the Auxiliary Gift Shop.
The JSL Auxiliary provides program-
ming and additional enrichments that
enhance the lives of older adults.

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