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New Office to Community
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 24, 1918 41
The Karaites reject rab-
binic tradition and law, and
accept only the literal law of
the Bible. They number
about 10,000, many living
in or near Ramla, and have
nine synagogues, each with
its minister-reader.
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Members of the Jewish Vocational Service board
touring the new facility are, from left: Nora Baron,
secretary; Walter S. Nussbaum, vice president; Julian
H. Scott, vice president; John Bloom; and John L.
Greenberg, vice president.
892-9001
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The suburban office of agencies in the metropoli-
Jewish Vocational Service tan area. We are currently
and Community Workshop recruiting students for the
hosted an open house re- summer 1979 program, and
cently to familiarize the applications will be ac-
community with its new lo- cepted until Jan. 5.
cation at 25900 Greenfield,
Project Return, one of the
in Oak Park.
first programs of its type in
More than 120 guest
the community, uses a
Unusual
were taken on tours by sub- group counseling method
e Delights
urban staff personnel to for housewives who are
learn of vocational, educa- planning to return to the
Served In n Elegant Atmosphere
tional and scholarship labor force or school.
Lunch,
Mon.-Fri., 11 to 2:30 p.m.
counseling, job placement
Stuart E. Hertzberg is
Dinner, Mon.-Thurs., 6 to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat.. 6 to 12 Mid.,
and other special programs JVS-CW president.
Appetizers Happy Hour, Mon.-Fri., 4 to 6:30 p.m.
based at the new facility. A
specialized vocational and
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OLD TIME DELI
755 WEST BIG BEAVER ROAD
"The demand for our serv-
27701 Orchard Lake Road
Adjacent To The Top of Troy Building
Near 12 Mile
ices has increased steadily,"
Reservations Suggested: 362-1234
stated James M._ August,
553-2191
chairman of suburban
counseling services com-
mittee of JVS-CW. "This
has been due to a greater
number of immigrants and
an expanded awareness
from people in the commu-
nity regarding the need for
vocational planning."
Three special programs at
the suburban office were in-
troduced to the visitors. The
newest project is the Senior
Service Corps, a volunteer
Children's menu Available Sundays Only
work program for adults age
60 and older with transpor-
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tation provided to and from
Quiet, _Relaxed Atmosphere
the volunteer job site.
"Project JOIN (Jewish
BLOOMFIELD
Occupational Interns) is a
unique summer program for
university students, com-
bining valuable profes-
sional experience with an
6560 Orchard Lake Rd. Orchard Lake • 626-1587
opportunity to sample a
Mon.-Thurs. 4-12 • Fri.•Sat. 4.1 a.m. • Sunday 4-9:30
career," explained Albert I.
Ascher, executive director.
"Interns are placed in
several Jewish communal
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■ 576-1588.
Beth Achim Hosts
Brothers Zim
(formerly Max's Deli)
Ben, Denny and Jack
are anxious to cater.
your Holiday Affairs
with a wider variety of
hot & cold catering services
The Brothers Zim will
perform "kosher rock," has-
sidic and Jewish melodies 8
p.m. Sunday at Cong. Beth
Achim. There is a charge
and tickets will be available
at the door.
For information, call the
synagogue, 352-8670, or
George Rossman, 968-6835.
Editor Named
NEW YORK — Rabbi
Marvin S. Wiener, director
of the national Academy of
Adult Jewish Studies, has
been named editor of the
United Synagogue Review.
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SUNDAY
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