The data bank questions in-
chide demographic informa-
tion, income, age, household
composition, migration pat-
terns and intermarriage.
An exact census of the
Jewish community and the
Jewish education of the
respondents are examples of
questions downgraded in im-
portance by Ukeles. "This is
interesting" he says, "but
will it help the community
make better decisions?
"Sometimes we have to
resist our own curiosity. We
had to meet with community
leaders and ask them, 'What
are the important policy
choices the Detroit communi-
ty must make in the next
three-to-five years?' "
Based on those discussions
and the focus groups, the four
major areas of the Detroit
study will be:
• Jewish identity.
• Mobility
and
neighborhood change.
• Philanthropy and the
Allied Jewish Campaign.
• Service needs.
Because of that kind of in-
put and the emphasis on
Detroit concerns, "this is not
just another study or a cookie-
cutter," says Ukeles. "We
want to leave the community
with decision-making capaci-
ty — a computer-based infor
mation system. We are going
to build the capacity to make
community decisions.
"This is going to be the
Cadillac of Jewish population
studies — or the Lincoln if
you prefer." ❑
For Kids Of All Ages!
Starting with our Day Care Program, Nursery and Religious School, Youth Groups and Adult
Education Programs - to our Sisterhood, Couples Club, Brotherhood, Singles programing and
our over 55 EMES Group, Temple Emanu-El has something for everyone. Our progressive
family oriented Services and programs cater to everyone no matter what their interests might
be., And our new satellite Hebrew School at the Maple/Drake J.C.0 make it even easier to take
advantage of our many programs and services.
Please Join Us On Friday, September 8, 1989 at
8:15 p.m. as we honor our new Rabbi L. David Feder
at his Installation Shabbat Servjce. An Oneg in celebration
of Rabbi Feder's Simchat will follow.
Temple Emanu-EI
14450 W. 10 Mile Rd. • Oak Park, Michigan 48237 • (313) 967-4020-
Rabbi Lane B. Steinger • Rabbi L. David Feder • Rabbi Emeritus Milton Rosenbaum
Cantor Norman Rose • Dorothy Dressler - Education Director
Caring.
LOCAL NEWS
Southfield Library
Offers Job Help
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ing hand, a watchful eye provide the skill and
support to your loved one at home. You deserve
the peace of mind Medical Personnel Pool home
health care professionals can provide.
The Southfield Public
Library will offer free job
search seminars during
September. Three programs
take place on Tuesdays in the
Marcotte Room at 7 p.m.
Registration for each program
is required.
The first program on Tues-
day is "How to Identify
Achievements and Turn
Them Into Skills.
Berkley's TV Show
Airs Tonight On NBC
Detroiters will be able to
see former Farmington Hills
resident Elizabeth Berkley,
who will star in "Saved by the
Bell" 11:30 a.m. Saturdays on
NBC, at a special date and
time, 8:30 p.m. tonight on
NBC.
Berkley and her family now
live in California.
People helping people ...
each and every day
I would like to thank all my
friends and family for their
good wishes for a Speedy
Recovery during my recent
illness.
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