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June 16, 1989 - Image 49

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1989-06-16
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AROUND TOWN

Rabbi Loss addresses the crowd.

Breaking Ground

Temple Israel turned its ground-breaking
ceremonies into a holiday for its members.

PHOTOS BY DANIEL M. ROSEN

A

summer picnic atmosphere
prevailed at the recent
ground-breaking ceremonies
for a new classroom wing
and renovations at Temple Israel.
That serious part of the
program signalled the beginning of

construction that will allow the
temple to consolidate its
educational programs. The
ceremonies were followed by a
congregational picnic featuring
games, clowns, a magician and
pony rides. ❑

Checkers the Clown makes balloon figures.

Jonathan Haglund keeps the balls in motion.

Gary Wine supervises son Jaimee's pony ride.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 49

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