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April 19, 2018 - Image 50

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2018-04-19

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There were cuties galore at the annual jbabydetroit! BASH: a reunion for
all jbabydetroit! families that took place at Temple Beth El on March 25.
More than 45 families attended the fun event, where PJ Library Detroit
had a reading corner for the little ones and “Music Man Dave,” aka Dave
Rogers of Oak Park, entertained the crowd.
Jbabydetroit! offers help for new and expectant parents, including a
full menu of programs all around the community, including partner play-
groups, unique Shabbat experiences and fun community-wide programs
— all with the youngest child in mind. •

PHOTOS BY JERRY ZOLYNSKY

FREE Kosher
Lunch

places

Suggested Donatio
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$5 per person

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available for

Stephanie Erez of Southfield with Reuvi, 4
months, and Ariella Raviv of Farmington Hills
with Yehudit, 8 months

Sunday, May 6, 2018

CelebrateISRAEL

Evy Wertheimer, 2, of Bloomfield Hills

Emma Cantor, 5 months, of West Bloomfield,
right, checks out the action from ground level.

Bouncies, Israeli Music, Games, Food, Entertainment,
Fun for the Whole Family!

Community-wide Event Hosted by Temple Shir Shalom

8:00am: 5K Family Fun Run Starts (registration required)
11:00am: Special program featuring guest speaker Ambassador Ido Aharoni
in the Dave & Joyce Sakwa Family Sanctuary
12:00pm: Open to the Public
12:00pm to 4:00pm: Carnival games and rides open to the public
12:30pm: Kosher Lunch (suggested donation $5 per person)
1:30pm: Walk Starts

Simon Rosenbaum, 2, of Novi works a play
station.

Randal Feldman of Bloomfield Hills addresses
the audience.

Premier Sponsor

Co-Sponsors *

Temple Shir Shalom
Friends of Israel
Mort Meisner & Associates
Michigan Friends of the Israel
Defense Forces
Suretta & Alan Must
Temple Israel
Zionist Organization of
America – Michigan
Region
Volunteers for Israel
Congregation Beth Shalom
Amy & Andre Douville
Jiffy Signs Inc. & JS Printing
Laurie & Sam Zeidman
jbrooksdesign inc.
Hillel of Metropolitan Detroit
Temple Kol Ami
Congregation Beth Ahm
Nadine & David Farbman

Ban & Jim Manna
The Detroit Jewish News
Volunteers for Israel
National Council of Jewish
Women
Anne & Eugene Greenstein
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Adat Shalom Synagogue
Art Fishman
Coby’s Judaica
All City Electric
Lori & Steven Mertz
StandWithUs Michigan
Fran & Gary Grossman
Sallyjo & Barry Levine
Annise, David & Sara
Goodman
Joyce Golden & Ronald Rich
Jewish Community Relations
Council/AJC

Frankel Jewish Academy of
Metro Detroit
Congregation Shir Tikvah
Hillel Day School
Greater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah
Temple Beth El
Shir Shalom Brotherhood
Jewish War Veterans
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Temple Emanu-El
B’nai B’rith Youth Organization
Jewish National Fund
Israel Bonds
Star Trax Events
Jewish Federation of Metro
Detroit

Asa Diskin, 10 months, of Huntington Woods interacts with
family friend David Kurzmann of Royal Oak.

“Music Man Dave,” aka Dave
Rogers of Oak Park, entertains the
audience.

*as of 4-6-18

Please visit our website to learn more and register for the Run or Walk.

www.WalkForIsrael.org

Walk for Israel is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization, federal tax ID # 45-3546279.

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April 19 • 2018

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Design Donated by:

Gabriel Glickfeld, 2, of Huntington
Woods practices feeding a baby on
some dolls.

Dad Stephen Weisberg of Birmingham tosses some
balls into the kiddie pool that his son Isaiah, 2, is
enjoying.

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