NBA Moves
Former pro players help kids learn
at Friendship Circle sports clinic.
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n May 4, Friendship Circle
of West Bloomfield had two
former NBA players join its
sports night program to conduct a
basketball clinic.
Ira Newble and Earl Cureton, who
both live in Metro Detroit, taught the
kids some moves.
Meanwhile, Coach Ed Krass, who
arranged for the players to be there,
has begun Friendship Circle's inclu-
sion soccer league with 40 players.
For more information on
Friendship Circle sports programs,
go to www.friendshipcircle.org or
call (248) 788-7878. I 1
Right: The tall guys in the back
are former NBA players Ira
Newble and Earl Cureton, who
helped at a basketball clinic.
Earl Cureton defends the ball from a determined sports
Danny Friedman of West Bloomfield, center, gets
clinic participant.
some help Ira Newble.
Ira Newble dodges a potential steal.
Garden Party
Adat Shalom Sisterhood
welcomes spring with
lunch and flowers.
A
dat Shalom Synagogue women
brought their green thumbs
and enthusiastic spring spirit to
sisterhood's annual Donor Day on May 5.
The event featured "A Garden Party" with a
presentation by an English Gardens floral
designer on floral and herb container gar-
dens.
Boutique shopping and lunch rounded
out a warm, sunny afternoon.
Stacy Brickman of West Bloomfield, Donor Day chair; Gale Payne, English Gardens
floral designer; Cindy Babcock of Royal Oak, Donor Day associate chair
Joyce Weingarten of Bloomfield Hills, Susie Graham of
Three generations: Ronna Katzman and Danielle
West Bloomfield and Ruby Kushner of Farmington Hills
Bluford of West Bloomfield, Roz Katzman of
Harriet Dunsky of Bloomfield Hills and
Beverly Woronoff of West Bloomfield
Chloe and Deborah Logan of Bloomfield Hills and Elissa
Berg, Adat Shalom director of education
Farmington Hills
May 19 2011
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