CONTENTS

CLOSE-UP

An Island
In Time

ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM
How do busy families
prepare for Shabbat?

26

ENTERTAINMENT

Musical
Mentor

AARON HALABE
A Jew is honored by
a Catholic school for
his second Detroit career.

69

11

UP FRONT

Conservative Movement
debates homosexuality.

14

DETROIT

• "Changing Community"
to be Council topic.
• Federation prepares
to move its offices.
• Old Shaarey Zedek
destroyed by fire.

31

BACKGROUND

Israel's quibbling stems
from outrage and mistrust.

39

NATIONAL

82

FOOD

Some spectacular recipes
for the everyday potato.

DEPARTMENTS

SPORTS

Number
Cruncher

STEVE STEIN

H untington Woods'
Hank Wineman completes
a spectacular football
season and career.

48

SINGLE LIFE

Changing
The Pattern

ROBIN SOSLOW
How to avoid reruns
of worst relationships.

87

Editorials
Inside Washington
Purely Commentary
Synagogues
Travel
Fine Arts
For Women
Engagements
Births
Youth
For Seniors
Classified Ads
Obituaries

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94
-95
96
106
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CANDLELIGHTING

Friday, Dec. 6, 1991 4:42 p.m.
Sabbath ends Dec. 7 5:48 p.m.

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December 6, 1991

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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ONTENT

Hersh's book is about
America, not Israel.