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summer fun guide

Mazel Tov!

Noah Hessenthaler

continued from page 48

We are so proud of your
accomplishments and very excited
about your bright future.

We love you,
Bubbie Harriett, Uncle Bruce & Aunt Sue,
Uncle Mark & Aunt Bree and Nitro

Carousel at
Rivard Plaza

FOR SALE

PRIME BUILDABLE SOUTHFIELD
RESIDENTIAL LOT

.43 Acres on Coventry Woods Lane – East of Bell Road
(Between 22875 and 22933)
Short walking distance to Young Israel and Shaary Zedek

$56,750 –Terms Negotiable
Brokers Protected

Contact Rick Mendelson
303.884.4400 – remendelson@mac.com

Canton Flodin Park
Splash Playground
43399 Saltz Road
Free admission
canton-mi.org/Facilities/Facility/
Details/Flodin-Park-47

Refi ned Resale

“Where Women Dress Beautifully for Less”

H2O Zone Spray Ground
36300 Warren Road, Westland
Non-resident day pass is $10
cityofwestland.com/departments/
parks-recreation/h20-spray-park

32923 Woodward Ave

one Block North of 14 Mile Rd

Royal Oak, Michigan 48073

248-549-7000

HOURS: Mon – Sat 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

We Buy, Sell and Consign Gently Used
and New Designer Clothing, Furs,
Jewelry and Accessories

Special Sales Daily

BEAT THE HEAT
Tired of visiting the same splash
pads each summer? While des-
tinations like Heritage Park and
Kensington are great, variety is the
spice of life. So, if you’re willing to
drive a little, there is no shortage of
places to get wet:
Canton Heritage Park
Splash Playground
1150 S. Canton Center Road
Free admission
canton-mi.org/148/
Splash-Playgrounds

We are a
DROP-OFF DEPOT for Charities
A contribution will be made to your
favorite JEWISH Charity

PICK UP IS AVAILABLE

2184200

Connect with Academic Success.

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KLR Splashpad
2795 Seymour Lake Road
Oxford Township
Non-resident fee is $4
This is an inclusive park for kids of
all abilities. Aqua wheelchairs are
available. oxparkrec.org/index.php/
parks/klr-splash-pad

Plymouth Township Sprayscape
46640 Ann Arbor Trail
Free admission
plymouthtwp.org/government/
departments/parks_and_
recreation/sprayscape.php

Spraypark at Clintonwood
6000 Clarkston Road, Clarkston
Adults are free but
non-resident kids are $4
clarkstonspraypark.org/spraypark/

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Troy Family Aquatics Center
3425 Civic Center Drive
Non-resident day pass is $15
rec.troymi.gov/facilities/troy_
family_aquatic_center/index.php

FESTIVALS
Festivals and summer are syn-
onymous. Michigan weekends are
packed with events centered around
art, food, music and outdoor activi-
ties. For a comprehensive listing,
visit michigan.org/events. Want
something unique? These two festi-
vals may be worth a road trip:
Later this month, visit the West
Michigan Chalk Art Festival
(wmcaf.com) June 16-17 at the
Tanger Outlets in Byron Center,
a mall just outside Grand Rapids.
The two-day festival includes a kid’s
chalk-art event, public viewing and
face painting.
Did you know that Freemont,
Mich., a town with a population
of just over 4,000, is the baby food
capital of the world? It makes sense
once you know that the Gerber
Products Company is located here.
So it shouldn’t be a surprise that
Freemont hosts the National Baby
Food Festival (babyfoodfestival.
com).
This four-day festival, starting
July 19, has far too many events,
contests and activities to mention. A
few highlights include parades, frog-
jumping and turtle-racing contests,
bubble gum-blowing and hula-hoop
contests, obstacle course, bike race,
fun run, water-balloon toss, penny
scramble and scavenger hunt.
Adults can participate in a baby-
food eating contest. Participants
work in pairs, while a blindfolded
team member tries to feed his or her
partner the jar the fastest. •

try this out

CAMP DEARBORN

1700 General Motors Road, Milford
(248) 684-6000
www.campdearborn.com
lmorris@ci.dearborn.mi.us
Camp Dearborn is a family-oriented
recreational facility, conveniently
located in picturesque Milford. Camp
Dearborn offers a swimming beach,
shaded picnic sites, fishing, paddle
boat rentals, golf and opportunities
for a choice of camping styles.

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