THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Happy 35th Birthday
JEFF ROSENBAUM
Love,
Liz and Hallie
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learth, no organization or move-
illYnt, has the right to deprive any
human being of the dignity and
he holiness that inheres in him.
Secondly, the sages declare that
tne creation of Adam and Eve
convey the truth that each human
being is unique. Each of us is
God's unrepeatable experiment,
His unduplicated creative event.
The sages present a vivid parable:
I 'A mortal king wishes to make
irj any coins, and so he creates one
mold, and with it he stamps out all
the coins that he needs, and each
is a replica of every other. But the
.AL1-.nighty created all men but
from one, and yet no two indi-
:iduals are exactly alike, every
human being is unique." Our dif-
frence and uniqueness is part of
that Divine gift which resides in
; every person.
Third, the human race began
with a single individual for the
ake of peace among all men, so
hat no man might say "My ances-
Vr is greater than yours."
"The sages taught that there are
no superior or inferior races, that
we are all equal in the sight of
Gad, that every person has the
rights to life, liberty, and the
njoyment of God's world. .
Trace back any blessing to its
ource, examine the history of any ,
great movement or institution,
and you will discover it began
with one person who believed that
he could make a difference. That
pErson was only one but he was
not less than one and would not
ermit his human limitation to
revent the expression of his un-
limited potential.
We need this truth so desper-
ately in our collective Jewish life.
We have heard many prophets of
d, :om in recent years predicting
the decline, if not the demise of
:'N..merican Jewry. The evidence
today is that Judaism is very
'such alive. Collectively, we have
affirmed that "we shall not die,
but we shall live." But it is our .
task as Jews to translate this
life-affirmation as a people into
individual acts of commitment
and devotion. As parents, we can
x profoundly influence the Jewish
character of those whose lives de-
pend upon us. As students we can
find more effectively and clearly
the path of understanding that
leads from the ancient tradition to
I our own lives. As citizens of a
great democracy, we can recog-
-lize that each of us is invested
with great responsibilities and
charged with great duties.
As we rediscover the Torah's
answer to the question of "What is
Man," we shall be enabled to face
lour future with faith, wisdom and
courage.
in high style!
Do it with
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Welcome
No checks accepted
We can get it for
you — better
than wholesale!
A gigantic sale
of gently used
and new
designerllabel
clothing for the
whole fathily.
Sunday, Oct. 28&
Monday, Oct. 20
8:10 am — 8 pm
Southfield CI*
Center
Evergreen at
101/2 Mb
All top designer
clothes under
$100 ... men's
designer suits
$30 ...
children's $1.00
and up.
All proceeds from this
sale go towards
maintaining NCJW's
Community Projects
Also great
collections of
fashion furs,
vintage clothing,
and costume
jewelry.
NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF JEWISH WOMEN
Greater Detroit Section
WALTON AT ADAMS
•NORTHWOOD SHOPPING CTR.
13 MILE AT WOODWARD
MICHIGAN'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORES FOR CHILDREN
Discover Great Values!
36th ANNIVERSARY
STOREWIDE
SALE
25%-30%-50% OFF
NEW FALL & WINTER WEAR FOR BOYS & GIRLS
Sizes 3 MOS. to 24 MOS. 2T to 4T, 4 to 6X, 7-14, Pre-Teen
ENTIRE STOCK WINTER OUTERWEAR 30% OFF
Reservations are still being
ta ken by the Temple Israel Tem-
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HEALTH-TEX
DOESPUN
PACIFIC TRAIL
WEATHERTAMER
MIGHTY MAC
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Quaker Maid
Kosher Ice Cream to suit every taste:
French Ice Cream
All Natural Ice Cream
Ice Cream Novelties
Weight Watcher's Ice Cream
and Novelties
Sherbet (milchig)
Italian Ices (pareve)
Frozen Yogurt Push-ups
and dozens of other varieties!
Certified Kosher by the Metropolitan Rabbi Jack Goldman,
Administrator
Kashruth Council of Michigan
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•TWELVE OAKS MALL
NOVI AT 12 MILE ROAD
.TEL-TWELVE MALL
12 MILE AT TELEGRAPH
•MEADOWBROOK MALL
Temple Treasures
tour forthcoming
ple Treasures for their tour of
Meadow Brook Hall slated for
Tuesday. There is a fee.
= Bus transportation will leave
Temple Israel at 1 p.m. There is no
'Charge for transportation.
For reservations, call the tem-
ple, 661-5700; or Reka Goldstein,
355-5249.
Celebrate Simchas Torah
Fashion Spree '84
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Friday, October 19, 1984
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JORDACHE
BILLY THE KID
LEE
ROBERT BRUCE
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KNITWAVES
MASTERCARD • VISA • LAYAWAYS
RIXCETON
FALL FASHION SALE!
30% t0 50% OFF
On all men's, student's and boy's
suits, sportcoats,* dress slacks,
and outerwear. By such reknowned
designers and makers as Christian
Dior, Halston, Cricketeer, Pierre
Cardin, Gant, Zero King, Lakeland,
Members Only, Gleneagles. Of
course, alterations are included.
Also terrific savings on men's, boy's
& student's, furnishings and
sportswear.
Free alterations on all purchases except
on merchandise reduced 40% or more.
•Excluding Navy Blazers
Maple Rd. at Orchard Lk. Rd.
Old Orchard Shopping Center
851-3660
Daily 9:30-6, Thursday 'til 9, Sun. 12-5
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