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Shake, Rattle & Twist

Embrace The Extraordinary

Adat Shalom's monthly pre-Shabbat event open to all.

Eton Academy's gala and auction draws a large

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crowd of supporters.

hake, Rattle & Twist is a
monthly program at Adat
Shalom for babies and tod-
dlers, along with their parents, grand-
parents or caregivers. Hazzan Dan
Gross and Rabbi Rachel Shere open the
gathering with joyful music and dance.

Then the children, with grown-up
assistance, each braid a challah to take
home and bake for Shabbat. There is
no charge. The community is welcome.
The next Shake, Rattle & Twist event
will be at 11:15 a.m. Friday, April 5, at
the Farmington Hills synagogue.



Ginger Houghton of Livonia and her son,

Elaine Raznick of West Bloomfield and

Asher, 13 months, like the music.

grandson Josh, 18 months, prepare a
perfect challah to take home and bake
for Shabbat dinner

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n March 2, Eton Academy
in Birmingham cel-
ebrated its "Embrace the
Extraordinary" gala and auction with
more than 350 people attending.
The 27-year-old school serves dif-
ferent learners from 50 communities
in southeast Michigan. This year,
it reached record attendance with
205 students in grades 1-12. Eton
Academy works with all schools to
provide information and resources to
parents/teachers regarding students
with learning differences. The school

also is a sponsor of the Federation's
Alliance for Jewish Education's
Opening the Doors Partnership
Program.
Gala co-chairs were Suzanne
Mahoney and Michelle Fredericks,
mothers of Eton students. Funds
generated from the event will be
used to continue the critical work of
educating Eton's students with learn-
ing differences and providing a sup-
port network for their families.
For more information, go to www.
etonacademy.org .



Carrie, Ethan and Peter Perlman at the gala

Bonnie Hadley Globerman, 2, of West
Bloomfield, gets some advice from mom,

All done and ready to bake is a
beautiful challah by Kyley Kaplan of

Bonnie, an expert challah twister.

Farmington Hills and daughter, Lila
Lazor, 2.

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Lori Skosich and Art Dubin

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